Licensing Changes for Children's Homes in Hartford
A new policy shifts licensing of boarding homes for children from the Hartford office to sub offices under the State Bureau of Child Welfare. The reform, effective after Miss Charley M. Albertine’s resignation, standardizes procedures across private homes under the bureau’s care. In February, 1,108 children were under bureau care with 16 committed elsewhere and many visits recorded.
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M. Albertine
Bureau
Wits
Bridgeport
Ehikdesia Sine
Albertine
Dow
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Chivirén
Padlock Thirteen New York Clubs Seized in Prohibition Sweep
Federal Judge Krox ordered padlocks attached to thirteen New York clubs amid prohibition law enforcement. Piers entered the premises and owners were accused of operating without trial. The actions targeted clubs on multiple streets, including Club Louis and nearby venues.
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Ne York
Sareh
Krox
New York
Club Louis
Eageouely
Four Mail Planes Burned in Blow to Aerial Fleet
Four mail planes were destroyed and a man injured in an apparent arson at a remote airfield. A bystander, Sam Woller, a machinist, was nearby when a spark ignited fuel, triggering flames that enveloped one aircraft. Fire crews battled the blaze as witnesses reported a brief sighting of a figure fleeing the scene.
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Heyenne
Sam Woller
Butted by Ram in Haven Field Incident Report
A March 4 AP notice reports a ram from Wells Rockwell injuring Mai during play in Haven. Damages are listed for disrupted activity and two rams were removed from the field.
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Den
Tor Nis
Wells Rockewell Wi
Mai
Amusements at the Col u m b i a theatre and more
A noisy program features Lewis Talbot's Wine Woman and Song with bare Shuttle Leva and a cast including Nate Bus Walkin 11 and Dotty Bates. strong reviews note clever ingenues and attractive performers. Also promoted are The Phantom of the Forest starring Thund and White Fawn with dog talent, Auntie's Launch, a Shy Cowboy picture, and The Phantom Police episode. Savages with Frank Tex the world champion athlete closes the bill.
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Inig
Nate Bus
Walkin
Dedimay
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Grace
Min
Dotty Bates
Alia Montusus
Psarl Sovith
Marvel Dogs
Betty Francsco
Eddie Paltips
Redwoods
Galifornia
United States
Big Tree Forest
Santa Croa Valley
Art Acard
Aunch
Netion Pietur
Phantom Police
Helene Chadwick Willkan
Sta
Ineal
Johnson
Tex
Veil Elso
Mas Americas Pet Day Vaudi On The Tu
Ame Lanphier, country’s most beautiful girl, makes a personal appearance this afternoon at Potis Vaidouille theater in Somerville as part of a life rate program. The act features cadets and military music with a comedy and romance sweep, drawing notable performers like Ben Lyon and Lew Sherman in a varied program at Polis.
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Poti
Vaidouille
Iilitary
Polis Todus
Johnson
al Stows
Ryan
de Lyons
Railyaad
Phantom Express
Saannon
David Biter
Nile J
William
Toolee
Patrie News
O. Meary
Ben Lyon
Gelie Bennett
Lew Sherman
Lus Moran
James Irkwood
Chiles Murray
Polis
Leo Carrileo Praises Palace Bill On Vaudeville Train
Leo Carrileo, famed stage artist, delivers sharp critique of the Palace Bill. The vaudeville lineup features London and other acts, with comic routines, acrobats, and a feature picture about a turf race and melodramatic antics.
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Leo Carrileo
Palace
New York Theater Scenes Feature Debuts and Critics
A midweek New York theatre round reveals Park Theatre and Imperial openings with notable debuts. Critics praise Rose Marin and What Prices Glory while noting fresh premieres and a striking Heumtierstein ensemble moment amid varied reception by audiences.
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New Park Theatre
New York
Archalt
Rose Marin
Tie Imperia
Majestic Theatre Teems With Irene Color Fashion Pageant
The Majestic Theatre presents the film “Irene” starring Dainey and Colleen Moore as its main attraction. A sixty-girl fashion pageant in Technicolor, choreographed by Ernest B. Heher, features gowns and a department store plot with a wealthy suitor. The Majestic Orchestra, led by I. Garrison, performs musical scores for the stage-like production.
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I. Uhey Garrison
Ernest Bi Her
Colleen
T Ina
Ether
Hatles Murray
Ate
Warners Cameo Presents The Great Sensation Display
The Cameo will showcase The Great Sensation as part of the regular Saturday omnibus feature program. Cast includes William Fgap, Clara Baw Helmes, and William McLaughlin. The Shadow of the Law also screens with ties to a novel titled The Cites. dancing by Paula Spoentie pupils closes a May Osamee engagement.
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Wiliam
Whitioc
Lerndis
Williand McLaughlin Equette
Clara Baw
Helmes
Henry Chapman
Paula Spoentie
Harses
Stuart
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