U S Relations With Mexico Move Toward Friendly Ties
Washington officials anticipate an official step recognizing Mexico soon as friendly relations approach certainty. American Commissioner Warren reports progress from the recent Mexico City conference, asserting satisfaction with the proceedings and confidence in a favorable outcome for the United States. Signed agreements reportedly protect mutual interests, suggesting a resumption of relations on that basis.
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Mexico
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Washington Park to be enlarged in 1924 stadium rename
Washington Park plans enlargement of the American League park with 35 000 seats. Clark Griffith, president of the Washington club, announces 106000 dollars in improvements and renaming the field Clark Griffith stadium. A new left field concrete stand for 13 000 seats will be added and temporary bleachers to raise capacity for major games, with completion ahead of football season.
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lPlans American League
Clark Griffith
Washington Baseball Club
Boston Mayor Moves to Ease Coal Shortage
Boston August 23 Mayor Curley directs the purchasing agent to buy two cargoes of Welsh anthracite at 1.50 or less per ton. He asks the Navy Department to let the city use coal pockets at Charlestown navy yard for storage and plans to equip City Hospital with independent heating to reduce coal dependence.
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Boston
Curley
Navy Department
Washington
Charlestown Navy Yard
Carley
Amusements at Majest y Theatre opens Youthful Follies
The Majestic Theatre opens a three day engagement on Thursday August 20 featuring Eddie Cole Dolly Davis and Harold Kennedy in Youthful Follies with a two act structure including scenes at Haven Sheik's home a bathing beach and a living girls curtain plus a comic motion picture studio. Box office opens at 8:30 a.m. and season subscriptions are offered.
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Eddie Cole
Dolly Davis
Harry Julia Gifford
Myrtle An- Harvey Brooks
Tradiay Marielle
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Helen Devere
Harold Kennedy
Poli Players
Bernas
Haven
James Madison
Pell
Prominent Actor to Take Part in Fairfield Show
Fairfield August 23 special to the Telegram Raymond Hitch cock one of the most promig nt antors on the American stage will particinate in the vaudeville show at the Community theatre Friday night August 1 for the Southwort department. Many other well known actresses will join including Helen Staver prima donna who has starred in Broadway productions. There will be 11 acts on the program. Mark Tuescher of Hulls Farms road Southport an executive of a New York vaudeville booking firm arranged bringing the Broadway performers. The New York Palace theatre orchestra will provide the music and the show will be directed by the NY Palace theater stage manager.
Hall Community Nine Praised by Sing Sing Team
The Mutual Welfare League of Sing Sing commends the Hall Community A. C. after a 1–1 draw on Sunday. A letter to Gene Kelly prints a box score and views from WRANK A. LINTON, chairman, noting Hall Community’s fast play and Bridgeport’s top prospects for next season.
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Impressions of America Seen in Moving Pictures
Euroneans rate American films in London cinema as sensational and decadent. The piece claims films portray a country of corrupt bankers bearded criminals and robbed sheriffs with dramatic rescues amid lurid wardrobe and provocative roles. It concludes that life in America looks wildly exciting yet morally frayed to British viewers.
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East
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