Public outcry over Arbuckle films and morals
Community leaders and officials condemn Roscoe Arbuckle films after his acquittal. Rev Chester Marshall argues the public demands higher morals from a public figure, while Mrs Seidl and Mrs Rourke discuss film reform efforts. Town Manager Hunter opposes reintroduction, citing harmful example for youth amid calls for cleaner cinema.
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Arbuckle
Chester C. Marshall
Wins Alectures
California
Arbuckis
Dr. Marshall
National Committee For Better Films
Wikia Hag
Committee of
Movement For Etter Filma
Hays
Rot
Mra
BR. Spie
T “Getten
Jamca T. Rourke
Nu New York
Will Hayy
Graveyard Tragedy Reveals Family Turmoil and Suicide
A man shoots himself at his child’s grave after a dramatic scene with a pistol found in a dresser. Emma, the child, dies. witnesses describe a lonely, brooding figure nearby and police arriving at Greenlawn Cemetery to investigate a grim incident.
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Grandya Wis
Emma
Drusia
Thas
Tay
Srive
Yeater
Greenlawn
Charles Fuchs
Beslae Yinn
Mrs Hazel Hirsch Acquitted In Husband Shooting Case
Mineola N Y December 31 Mrs Hazel Hirsch cleared of murdering her husband Oscar Hirsch in a summer party incident linked to actress Lovie Davies Defense says the shooting was accidental as Hirsch tried to prevent his attempted suicide Jurors deliberated about an hour and thirteen minutes tears followed verdict and Hirsch expressed happiness and gratitude to her supporters
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Mineola
N.Y
Hazel Hirsch
Lovie
Asa
Hirech
Hirsch
Plan Change In Fare On Trolley
Connecticut officials consider a fare reform to equalize costs. Short haul riders would pay slightly more while circuitous riders could use one token instead of three fares. Norwalk's income for operations remains a concern, with a policy to balance costs and aim for fair returns.
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Connecticut
Storrs
Norwalk
William FP. Tammany
Mp. Storrs
Delaney recalls a Bridgeport police corruption raid
The article outlines a former mayor and police officials tied to bribery and vice. It details funding struggles to cover Burns Agency expenses, board transfers totaling 28,720 dollars, and a disputed 14 206.85 payment blocked by the Board of Apportionment and later contested in court proceedings.
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Richard H. Murpin
William E. Prixiiee
Frank Anderson
Inc
Board of Apportionman Way
Contingeney Fund
Wilson
Stanley
Burns Agency
Eppense
Or Stanley
Board of Apportionment
Coquineasy Sun
Ford of Folke Commisssioners
Powe
Board of Aeportionment
Thair
Borah Seeks New Conference On European Situation
Senator Borah urged a new conference to untangle economic problems harming American trade and German reparations. He warned of a deadlock and a vicious circle in policy, noting distress among producers and farmers unable to find foreign markets for surplus goods.
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Boyah
Boston businessman Edward D. Rice sentenced for fraud
Edward D. Rice of Edward E. Rice and company, aged in his TAth year, was sentenced to a two-year term in the state correction for making a false financial statement that allowed him to obtain about $300,000 from the National Shawmut Bank in June 1921.
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Boston
Edward E. Rice, and Company
Todexy
National Shawmut Bank
Democratic Club Executive Board Member Resigns
John J. Onla resigned from the Third District Democratic Club after moving to Plainfield New Jersey. Arthur Weiss received a gift from members. Alderman Eugene C J served as vice chairman with Frank Ware as club captain and secretary. A party planning committee was named with Mrs James Kelley Miss Mavis Brown and Patrick Patrick.
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John J. Onla
Third District
Democratic Club
Plainfield
N. J
Arthur
Weiss
Eugene C. J
Frank 3. Ware
Club Ciiiftain
Secreta Stepr
Griffin
James ¥. Kelley
Mavis
Brown
Patrick
Ipatrick
Noroton Heights Man in Auto Accident
Edward Shorteh of Kirkland was struck by a car driven by Alton B. Thomas of Noxpton while on the highway at Noroton Heights. He was tossed aside by the headlights, found with several broken ribs and multiple bruises. a medical exam will determine possible internal injuries.
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Auburn X
Specia
Edward Shorteh
Kirkland
Alton B. Thomas
Noxpton Iights
Cann
Sheriff Hospice
Ten Woodmen Seek Missing Wardens Along Border
Greenville Maine December 21 ten woodsmen vanished wardens David Brown Patten and SLE Johnson Patten were located after a month missing returning tonight folk say they were possibly captured by poachers near the international boundary near Gragnville.
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Greenville
Maine
Waren
David Brown
Gragnville
Johnson
Patten
Liquor Ship's Cargo Seized Off Coast
Boston dispatch reports five hundred cases of whiskey seized from the British schooner Acadia by the US Coast Guard cutter Oshipee after capture off Gloucester. The Acadia was to sail to Lunenburg Nova Scotia with the cargo. a prize crew remains aboard.
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Boston
United States
Acadia
Gloureater
Lunenberg
N.S
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