Theatres Preview The Man from Lost River at Poll's theatre
In The Theatres the grip of love and of fear shows The Man from Lost River a four day engagement at Poll's theatre. Katharine Sewlin Burt wrote the story set in pine laden northwest with action. Housé Peters Frit Brunette and Allan Forrest headline the cast. Also Universal continues With Stanley in Africa in third installment.
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Lost River
Big Timber Country
Katharine Sewlin Burt
Poll’ S
Housé Peters
Frit Brunette
Allan Forrest
Stanley
Africa
Universal
Jim Corbett Remembered by Hayes Valley Friends in San Francisco
A nostalgic reminiscence traces Jim Corbett’s rise from local Hayes Valley fame to his visits years later in Bayside. The narrator recalls childhood games, the big fights, and a warm reunion where Corbett meets the mother who knew him from the past. The story highlights community, memory, and a signed photograph kept on the mantel.
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Jim Corbett
Jim
Hayes Street
San Francisco
Goush Street
Yours Truly
Mike Finn
Hayes Valley
Tim Corbett
Jake Kilrain
Peter Jackson
Ivery
John J. Sullivan
Ids
Bayside
L. 1
New York
My Mothe
Chee
Corbett
Tom
Ola Linse
Julia
Eastern League schedule and scattered box notes
Eastern League update lists games for today and tomorrow with teams including Bridgeport Albany Fitchburg Springfield New Haven Waterbury Hartford Pittsfield and others. Scattered battery pairings and incomplete score notes accompany brief game mentions with weather disruption noted for a Pittsfield Hartford match.
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Albany
Fitchburg
Springtela
New Haven
Waterbury
Hartford
Pittsfield
Springfield
Frebburg
Royes Ani Edman
Mukennza
Harsraves
Peares
Lepard
Smith
Kirby
Murphy
REE
Wateriarra
Ross and Simpson
Morgan
Kahn
Schaufffel
Hertford
City Names Across Major League Cities
Fragmentary OCR lists New York Pittsburgh St Louis Brooklyn among multiple Cis ings Nations references. Ambiguous item likely a city names brief note in a larger column. No clear event or dates identified.
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New York
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baseball scores from American and Southern Leagues
In American Association games Columbia defeated Louisville 9 to 3 and Toledo beat Indianapolis 2 to 1 over 11 innings. Southern Association results show Atlanta 3 Nashville 0, Memphis and Mobile 3 each, Little Rock 3 New Orleans 0, Birmingham 3 Chattanooga 4.
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American Association
Columbia
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis, & Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Polls theatre thrills praised by critics at Polls
23 hee thrills from history starring George Walsh and Louise Lorraine praised as remarkable since photoplays were devised. Ye Song Shop vaudeville home runs win approval at Polls. Ahy Wife Fox feature closes today at Foli's. Plaza shows Leather Pushers round five with Reginald Denny, plus The Hidden Light romance thriller. Empire features Carnival praised for photography and Southern atmosphere with strong performances by Matheson Lanz, Hilda Hailey, and Ivor Novello.
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George Walsh
Louise Lorraine
Fox
Foli
H. C. Witwer
Reginald Denny
Kid Roberts
Dolores Cascinelli
Beatrice Morrell
Romas
Presti
Presto
Broadway
Pat Rooney
van and Schenck
Irene Bordoni
Fannie Brice
Apprause
Empire
Empire Theatre
Harley Endles
United Artista
Matheson Lanz
Silvio
Othello
Hilda Hailey
Simonetta
Ivor Novello
Andrea
Most Titled Army Officer Heads Trade Test Dept
Washington June 10 Internatinal News Service reports the War Department identifies the most titled officer in the U S Army as the head of the Trade Test Department at Chanute Field Illinois Air Service Mechanics School Two dozen titles are listed including information officer athletic publicity officer morale officer and transportation officer though he remains the lowest ranking staff member at the school
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Internatinal
Washington
United States Army
War Department
Chanute Field
Minois
Air Service Mechanics Schoot
Army
Fifteenth Observation Squadron
Rankins
Pillory to race in Latonia special June 24
R T Wilsons Pillory winner of the Preakness Stakes will run in the Latonia special race on June 24 facing Morvich Derby winner and Snob II winner of the Withers stake. Eyes also on London finals where Molla Bjurstedt defends against Mrs Beamish.
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R. T. Wilson
Pillory
London
Molla Bjurstedt
Beamish
England
Athletics Rout Tigers As Braves Beat Pirates And Cards Triumph
The Athletics ended their slump by pummeling three Detroit pitchers to win 10 to 3. The Braves continued beating pennant contenders with strong pitching by Oeschger and a homer from Fournier propelled the Cards past Philadelphia.
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Athletics
Detroit
Braves
Pittsburgh
Oeschger
Fournier
Philadelphia
City tops pennant race early in league history
The piece notes a city leading the pennant race in month one, unusual for the era. It also highlights Waite Hoyt's rare pitching game without a hit and his timely hitting, underscoring his dual impact on the season start.
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Waite Hoyt
Braves begin to show form as Cardinals’ nemesis
The Braves are delivering a commanding display that suggests they are regaining expected form, turning into a formidable challenge for the St. Louis Cardinals and underscoring their renewed competitiveness in the campaign.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Germans Deliver Coal Under Versailles Treaty Provisions
Berlin reports that three railway trucks laden with coal cross the German frontier every minute, with eighty trucks of ten tons each delivering coal to France every twenty four minutes. Since the Spa convention, about 42,000 trains have carried ten ton loads, totaling tens of billions of tons to Europe.
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Berlin
Mittagszettuns
Jellé
France
Europe
Rhinelands
Italy
New York
Hamburg
Hono-lulu
Paris
Chicago Population to Surpass Paris by 1924
Chicago analyst Frederick Rex predicts rapid growth will push Chicago past Paris in March 1924 with a gain of over 4,300 persons monthly. Rex bases his forecast on a comparative study of annual growth, noting Paris at about 2.9 million and rising. He estimates Chicago could exceed 3 million by September 1925.
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Chicago
Paris
Frederick Rex
Rex
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