Foreign nations far in lead in building ships
Washington December 4. The Shipping Board report shows Great Britain built 41 first class merchant ships to the United States 1 since 1921, Germany 12, Italy 6, France and Japan about four each. The board’s operating loss for the year ending June 30 was 16 million, US Lines profit 871 thousand, with Leviathan George Washington Republic and President Harding among losses.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Japan
The
Shipping Board
United States Lines
Whch
Leviathan
George Washington
Republic
Harding
Roosevelt
Congress
YACHTS TO RACE FOR KING'S GAP' IN SPAIN
Negotiations for a king's cup trans Atlantic regatta conclude with two yacht classes set to start from New York next July. Entries include Atlantic, Guinevere, Sprejecks, Alpha, and other noted vessels as Spanish officials plan large festivities in Santander for King Alfonso.
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Santander
Spain
Associated Press
Nautical Club
Regate
New Y
Bantander
Alfonso
New York
Gasoline Cleaning Sparks Explosion In Bakersfield
In Bakersfield California women cleaning clothes with gasoline rubbed fabric causing static electricity to ignite gasoline fumes. The operation was disrupted leaving three women seriously buried and the scene wrecked as a result of the blast.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Notice Tate will be bath at Floss Bieruer Tos
Tate is scheduled to bathe at Floss Bieruer Tos, per the public notice. Intended maintenance window and location details are unclear in the fragment.
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Tate
Bth
Fliss Bieruer Tos
Siamese twins in Seeing Double at Palace three day run
The Globe twins Mary and Margaret from Holyoke Mass appear in Seeing Double under Terry Turner at the Palace with four other acts including the Hicksville Four and Valentine and Bell. The Moon of Tarner is the feature. Arlette Marchal stars in Moon of Israel with Maria Corda and Adelqui Millar. Vitaphone highlights include Healiaution and A Man's Past starring Conrad Veidt.
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The
Palace
Terry Turner
Mary and
Margaret Glob
America
Trely
Lfe
Holyoke
Hicksville
Valentine
Bell
Shamrock
Tulip
Traynor Brothers
Harris
Tarner
Arlette Marchal
Europe
Israel
Palace Theatre
Arlette Marchai
Michael Curtiz
Maria Corda
Adelqui Millar
Henry Marr
Moses
Vitaphone
Conrad Veldt
Giuseppi DeLuca
Horace Britt
Tne Prussell
Hollywood
Conrad Veidt
Barbara Bertford
Ian Keith
Arthur Carew
Valley of the Giants heads Poli vaudeville bill
World premiere action romance The Valley of the Giants stars Milton Still and Doris Kenyon at Polis vaudeville with Jack Cameron leading a twelve member cast. Ivor Peterson, Walter Austin, Mary McPherson and others perform in a varied bill topped by this dramatic feature.
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Milton Still and
Doris Kenyon
Polis Vaudeville
Jack Cameron
Ivor Peterson
Victor
Peter B
Valley of the Giants
Milton Sis
Pulls
California Redwoods
Walter Austin
Mary McPherson
Jack LaVier
Dunbar and Turner
Old San Francisco at Polis Majestic
The film stars Dolores Costello in a lurid tale set in Frisco before the 1906 earthquake. Warner Oland supports with Charles Emmett Mick. a Spanish heiress is kidnapped by a San Francisco underworld boss amid sensational experiences ending in wildfire and quake.
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Old Sar
Francisco
Dolores Costello
Polis Majestic Theatre
Frisce
Chinatown
Barbary Coast
Miss Costello
San Francisco
Fetl
Warner Oland
Charles Emmett Mick
Mass Coatello
Dancing Mothers at Lyric theatre opens week run
The sensational New York success Dancing Mothers comes to the Lyric theatre for a week starting tonight. The Poli Players stage a drama about excesses of the younger generation and fading home life with an unconventional ending and a last moment twist. The production is said to be intensely interesting with artistic situations and dramatic moments that avoid ultra emotionalism.
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New York
Poli
Lyric Theatre
The Fun Shop and Odd Bits from a Page
A collage of quirky snippets and humorous vignettes. A prize fighter encounter with a boy, childhood tales of throwing and pitching, a hospital bed metaphor, a funeral joke, and cartoonish dialogues about dogs and a window fall. Includes letters, captions, and light anecdotes.
Will Rogers Dazes Calles Aboard Mexican Presidential Train
President Calles enjoys a jovial reception as Will Rogers roped tricks and joked with him at a Pabellon ranch rodeo and bull fight in northern Mexico. Amb Morrow and Rogers charm crowds while Calles tours irrigation projects. Vivas ring out for Calles, the American ambassador, and improved U S Mexican ties are seen.
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Fabellon
State of Aguascaliente
Mexico
Associated Press
Galles
Will Rogers
Mexhan
Dwight W. Morrow
Rogers
Pabellon Ranch
Ambsauaidor Morro Rogers
Sty Rogers
Benor Calles
Crites
Mr. Morrow
Padelion
Amba ‘Morrow
Calles
Ideal Bridge Hand Rarity Discussed by Experts
Chicago reports on the odds of a perfect hand in bridge. Ely Culbertson and R. F. Foster weigh the distribution of 13 cards in one suit and the improbability of never being beaten, noting few players have held extreme hands.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ely Culbertson
Finshel
Sail R. F. Poster
Expres
Foster
Frst
Bickler
Jon
Edward P. Martin
Whitehead
Hee
Phrersits
Bly Culbertson
Watson denounces centralized bureaucracy in budget clash
Senator Watson charges excessive costs in a drive against centralized bureaucracy. He cites a large budget spent on federal agencies and the need for reform. He notes American capital should focus on mineral resource development in southern states, not overseas, while Congress approves related resolutions.
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Washington, Duc
Aj cl Press
Amu
Ihe
Siates
Congress
Budget Bureau
Departments of Commerce and Interior
Noted Citizen Riffs At The Movies In Lively City Tale
A writer recalls living near a movie theater and paying no rent. The piece blends slang with a streetwise voice as a dramatic plot unfolds with a staged fire and a kidnapping cover story. The narrator mentions a raise and names Geo in casual chat.
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Charles Paddock
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