Valentino Death Draws Nation Into Mourning
Valentino died after eight days of illness in New York City. The actor inspired intense public affection and letters and telegrams poured in from admirers nationwide. His manager Mr Ullmann kept vigil, delaying his own return to avoid overstrain on the star’s bedside.
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Hicays
Chisago
Valentino
Tefink
Oly
New York
Pete
Thonaam
Valentine
Ehly
Mr. Ullmann
Alopf
Tin Ean
Mr. Ullman Iain
Controversy Over Primary Endorsements Faces Cornish Coughlin Link
In Sath District Cink Meets delegates convened to nominate delegates for the upcoming primary. William F B Wogan, former alderman, was endorsed by the Sixth district Democratic club for state senator, with a nomination committee appointed to assemble possible delegates. Cornell, though a resident of the Sixth district, was not present and offered no comment on endorsements, while disputes over party leadership and external influences persist.
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Democratic Party
District Democratic Club
North Avenue
Meran
Thomas Clane
Cornell
Hogan
Mary E. Lynch
Gelegater
John Thornton
Walter Kilpatrick
Canfiell
Sanford D. Teynton
Ecaucuc
William §. Currey
Marie A. Abriola
William Cavanaugh
Elzabeth Sanford
Frank E. Squires
Thongs J. Keating
Abraham Goldman
Rose Stevens
Russell Hox
William J. Ard
Thomas McCormick
Comdex
Girl grabbed by man on street near Washington Terrace
Mary Brown aged nineteen reported to the Detective Bureau that a man accosted her at Washington Terrace and Park Avenue around 10 PM. She told her mother who alerted her father, and detectives are investigating. the man is described as an ordinary flirt not the "Phantom Stale." The description lists five feet, medium build, light gray suit, no hat.
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Robert Brown
Washington Terrace
Detective Bureau
Mary Brown
Park Avenue
Win
Giraflant
Death of film star Valentino detailed by doctor
Dr Henry Meeker of Polyclinic hospital described Valentino's death from septic endocarditis and stomach perforations after a recent operation. He noted chronic upset and excessive soda use, with late stage coma and painless death as crowds gathered outside the hospital and the city mourned the actor.
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New York
Henry Meeker
Polyclinic Hospital
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
New Greek head receives favor and political shift
Pangaios supporters celebrate new freedom as deposed president's escape attempts aboard the Pergamos and hideout in Gentroyer’s wireless turret are ridiculed. Government credit rests on Balkan treaties with Jugoslavia, with General Condlis set to continue Pongaios aligned policy. Two of the president’s aides were arrested aboard the Pergamos after the Pergamos was overtaken by the battleship Leon and threatened with destruction.
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Aldea
Pergamos
Leon
Trans AtlanticPlane Starts Testing Flight From New York
The 8-35 giant plane with Captain Rene Fonck and Lieutenant A J Snow aboard completed a short test flight from Roosevelt Field to Long Island and back. Eight passengers traveled, including Sikorsky. The craft demonstrated operation on one meter and alternated three Jupiter meters. Fonck plans to attempt the trans Atlantic crossing around September 15 after further trials.
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Weastraury
Novy
Rene Fonck
Atlantic
New York
Roosevelt Field
Fonek
A. J. Snowy
Cantrera
Aimong
Ger Sikorsky
Bulldes
Anuendt
Forekt
Valentino Body Moved Under Guard in New York
The body of Rudolph Valentino was moved from Pulgelinte Hospital to a Broadway funeral church under police guard as crowds blocked traffic. The funeral home, famed for its gold room, prepared the body using a special preservation process. Death cause listed as ruptured gastric ulcer with septic complications. Valentino had reported stomach trouble six weeks earlier.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
Pulgelinte Hospital
West 519Th Street
Broadway
Oscar Hamoverstein
Anna Meld
Enrico Caruso
Ireuma Jide Hospital
Ue Board of Health
Rodolfo Guglisimi
Ater
Valentino
Dortota
Df Moore
Harold D. Meeker
Meeker
American Girls Fail In Channel Swim Attempt
Miss Barrett sailed from Dover aiming for France in a difficult English channel crossing. Swallowed by tides and drift, she drifted off course two miles southeast of Boyer still pushing with vigor at two miles southeast of Boyer. Trainer Walter Brickett and nurse Grace Leinster pursued by boat, but their craft filled with water and they returned to shore. Barrett pressed on, signaling with waves as she continued the American crawl.
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Miss Barratt
Gertrude Ederle
Channel
Dover
Misa Barrett
France
Kingland
Rae Sen Lochell
Miss Barret
Boyer
Watter Brickett
Miss Barrett
Grace Leinster
New York
Miss Leinster
Death of Rudolph Valentino Shocks Film World
Los Angeles and New York report Valentino’s death sparks widespread mourning. Producers, actors, and fans call him a true gentleman and great artist. tributes pour in from Cecil B. DeMille, Samuel Goldwyn, Gloria Swanson, and many others as Hollywood grieves the loss of a screen legend.
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Cecill. DeMille
Dead Star
D. PF. Schulberg
Paramount
Valentino
Rudolph Valentino
Ab. I
Jeanie MacPherson
Scenari
Valenling
Colleen
Colleen Moore
Rudolph Valentine
Milton Sts
Vilna Banky
Follywood
George Fitzman
Valentine
Rudy
Samuel Goldwyn
Valentino Death Triggers Global Mourning After Star’s Death
M Schenck and Hiram Abrams of United Artists issued a statement on Rudolph Valentino’s death calling it a great loss to them personally and to the motion picture industry. In London, Marcus Adams hailed Valentino as an artist to his fingertips while Jim Jefferies called it bad news. In Italy thousands mourned, viewing Valentino as a beloved Italian actor despite his American ties.
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M. Schenck
Hiram Abrams
United Artists Corporation
Rudolph Valentino
Wagland Mourns
Chicago
Engeland
Marcus Adams
London
Photographers' Association of Great Britain
American Photographers’ Association
Valentino
Jim Jefferies
Los Angeles
Aluminum power struggle ties to 1924 monopoly claim
Haskell sues Duke and Davis alleging a 1924 scheme to thwart Haskell’s aluminum venture. Duke and Haglieh owned a plant on the Saguenay River Quebec with 600000 horsepower and arranged to supply power to Haskell while Duke’s backers would aid finance. Defense claims the Aluminum Company of America monopoly influenced actions.
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Duck
Hagsieh
Duke
Saguena River
Quebec
Haskell
Duce
Dretendant
Davis
T Aluminum Campant of America
24 More Tax Delinquents Named by Tax Collector Challenger
Tax Collector Howard Challenger announced that the prosecutor will forward 24 names to city court for arrest due to one year or more of unpaid personal taxes. The list splits 12 men and 12 women. He urged payment of the second half of 1925 property taxes to avoid September rush.
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Howard
Farranta
Challenger
Bandits rob man on Grand Street and flee with money
Three gunmen robbed musician Qeem Knablin at 19 49 on Grand Street near Hurd Avenue. They searched his pockets and grabbed two cases with instruments, dropped them during a short distance run, and fled. Knablin, 35, reported the crime. detectives found no trace. He said the youths seemed under seventeen.
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Qeem Knablin
North Avenue
Grand Street
Hurd Avenue
E Knablin
Knablin
Woman Hurt Jumping From Bus In Danbury Traffic
Mrs. Mary Woliers, 40, of Boston, fell from a Connecticut Company bus on North Avenue near Howard Avenue while trying to alight to catch a Danbury bus. She suffered possible skull fracture and facial, forehead, and arm injuries, was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital by Emergency hospital ambulance. The incident occurred as she attempted to jump off after signaling the bus to stop.
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Mary Woliers
Boston
St. Vincent's Hospital
Votler
Frank Faknes
Thirty One
Whittier Street
North Avenue
Howard Avenue
Danbury
Operaton
Will Hays Sends Words Of Regret Over Valentino Death
New York August 23 CAP The death of Rudolph Valentino the cinema idol drew tributes from top to bottom. Will Hays head of the motion picture industry telephoned a regretful statement from Indianapolis praising Valentino’s distinguished career and noting his great loss. Colleagues on stage and screen remembered Valentino as ambitious talented and popular.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
Awa H. Hays
Movien
Indianapolis
Valentino
Ambion
Wiliam Morris
Valentine
Broadway
Harry Draftt
the Lambs
David Belasco
Mr. Valentino
Thomas Meighan
Public will see Valentino films worldwide continue
New York August 3 AP Rudolph Valentino is dead yet audiences may still view his likeness on screen. Hiram Abrams president of United Artists announced The Son of the Sheik will remain in circulation globally. The Eagle will also continue to be shown under the US banner.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
Hiram Abrams
United Artists Corporation
Jtateat
Abrams
Sheik
United States
DEMPSEY AND WIFE SHOCKED BY DEATH
Philadelphia reports Jack Dempsey and Latelle Taylor stunned by Rudolph Valentino’s death. Dempsey praised Valentino as a talented actor and said he would have joined him on the coast to begin work on a new film.
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Dempsey
Wife
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Latelle Taylor
Rudolph Valentino
Valyn
Valentino
Four Hurt Near Westport After Road Crash
Four people were injured when a carriage on the Post Road in Westport collided with another car, skidded ten feet, and became pinned under the vehicle. Steve and William Goth of Norwalk and Mr and Mrs J King of Milford were taken to Norwalk Hospital with injuries. The driver, John Dorras of Westport, was jailed for court under $400 bond.
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Norwalk Hospital
Westport
Delvers
Quigley
Steve
Wiliam Goth
Honnter Street
This City
Mrs. J. King
Maple Street
Milford
King Jnrutfeying
UIO Hin
Otate
John Dorras
Han-7
Cook Avenue
Honda
Man Secretes Money Gone After Sleep In Car House
Joseph McGuire of 408 Broad Street reported the theft of 120 from a flower pot at Seven Gables Sea House near Pleasure Beach. He had placed the money there for safekeeping and woke to find the pot moved and the funds missing.
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Joseph McGuire
Broad Street
la Rilchen
Seven Gables Sea
Nouse
Pleasure Beach
McGuire
Valentino Anticipated Early Death Prefers Youth
Los Angeles, Aug 27 AP Rudolph Valentino, who died today in New York, had a premonition of an early death and welcomed it over living to a decrepit old age. Producer John W. Considine quoted Valentino saying he would die young and not be sorry. Considine said Valentino was a man of courage and spirit and will be greatly missed.
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Los Angeles
Filma
Pola Negri
Valentino
Los Angules
Calif
Rudolph Valentino
New York
John W. Considine
Considine
Rudolph
Mises
Women Drop Plan For Own Ticket In Local Caucuses
A district Republican caucus narrative details women opposing a joint ticket favoring Mrs Connor and a separate women ticket led by Margetta Chambers. Delegates named across districts include Clara Chambers, James Bannerman, and Elizabeth Mak, with varied support for Reorganization and opposition factions.
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Edsyard Dunphy
Frenic K. Wider
Mra. Chambers
James Bannerman
Robert T. Cherry
Kilpatrick
Harold van Stone
Northey
VanStone
Frederic A. Bartlett
James J. Coleman
Mary A. Brennan
William T. Cole
James J. Stone
Bartlett
Harry H. Doty
Coleman
Anorthey
Connor
Republican Town Committee
R. Irwin Smith
George Verrelle
Elizabeth Mak
J. Mak, Jr
James T. Reynolds
Anthony Gallagher
William Chew
John J. Lyons
anti-Chew
Fred D. Tver
Wrisen
Mary A. Fitzpatrick
Department of Public Purchases
Abe S. Geduldig
Ticke
Wiliam Evans
Mary, Lemond
Rank Veronese
Evans
Tracie Wendell
Thomas J. Connor
Alfred J. Knapp
James
Shannon and
Henry & Osborne
Dissenting Vote Splits Zoning Board Over Garages
The Appeal Board overruled a dissent by John Mc Dermott on two garage appeals in Pennsylvania Avenue and North Avenue. Mc Dermott opposed granting permits, while others supported adding space for ten cars. The board granted most petitions, except Lewis A. Snow’s chicken coop, which will be reviewed with health officials.
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Board of Appeals On
John McDermott
McDermott
Natale Richilt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Georges ‘A. Brierly
North Avenue
Bia Pte~ Intges
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Featured For Digestive Relief
For fifty years physicians have prescribed Phillips Milk of Magnesia because it neutralizes triple the acid in the stomach compared with bicarbonate of soda, leaving the stomach sweet and free from gases. It acts gently and effectively to ease discomfort.
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Phillips
Phillips 25¢ Bottle Ad Promotes Registered Trademark
An old ad promotes a 25 cent bottle of Milk of Magnesia with insistence on the Phillips trademark. It notes the U S Registered Trade Mark of The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor since 18th century. The copy mentions twenty five and fifty cent bottles available at any drug store.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charies H. Phillips
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