Theaters Polrs Show Busy Anniversary Week Declines
The periodical theater page highlights a starry bill with Zena Keefe in The Woman God Sent, Joan G Sparks in A Friendly Feud, and large packages from Plaza Theatre including Duds and Hand to Mouth. Park and Lyric present Hawaiian romance and Wallace Reid features with a Busy week of entertainment across multiple venues.
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Zena Keefe
Selznick
Sory
Sophie Irene Loch
Joan G. Sparks
Willard Mack
Monahan & Company
Nelson & Vailey
Mattylie Lippard & Co
Pathe News
Pathe Review
Tom Moore
Patricia
Melton
Harold Lloyd
Gerald Griffin and Co
Bridgeport
Bowers and Saunders
Blanchette
de Vere
Fred
Mac Wardell
Lavinia and theater notes frame a carnival night
The article reviews performers Peters Wainwright Lecompte Bauer Mandeville Lorraine Hazzard Spelman Dale and chorus in a lively show with new scenery and strong dance numbers. It shifts to Lavinia Titian’s daughter clasically dressed, her 1555 wedding and jewelry details, then notes the Eagles Carnival at Madison Avenue entering its fourth night with augmented orchestra and a large audience.
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Peters
William Wainwright
Olive Lecompte
Alma Bauer
Vorette
Marforie Mandeville
Miss Mandeville
Hazelle Lor-raine
Jimmy Hazzard
Jack Spelman
Fred Dale
Lavinia
Titian
Great Artst
Royal Museum
Berlin
Cornelio Sarsinello
Eagles
Madison Avenue
Youthful bank robber detained in Camden linked to Sandy Spring heist
Baltimore May 6 police report Joseph Adams a 32 year old detained in Camden N J in connection with the recent robbery of the first national bank at Sandy Spring where director Francis M Hallowell was killed and 30000 in money and securities stolen. Meanwhile Frederick county sheriff recovered 30000 to 35000 in bonds from a field off the Baltimore pike three miles from Frederick a local man found a mound of earth and a fire and led to the discovery of more bonds.
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Baltimore
Joseph Adams
Camden
N. J
First National Bank
Sandy Spring
Francis M. Hallowell
Frederick County
Baltimore Pike
Frederick
George ‘Thomas
Twenty Day Loft Shirt Strike Reported in Chicago
Chicago on May 6 marks the second day of a twenty day strike against starched shirts and collars. Organizers claim 1,200 workers in the business district joined the movement on the first day. John W Champion of the Red Cross Chicago chapter calls the strikers agitators noting shirts may be any color but white and says collars attached to shirts save time in dressing.
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Chicago
Strik
John W. Champion
The
Red Cross
Johnson Leads in California Delegates Amid Slow Returns
Belated returns from California's presidential preference vote show Hiram W. Johnson leading Herbert Hoover with 850,625 to 193,626 delegates as 57 of 58 counties report. The American Museum of Natural History reports a pessimistic fifty-first annual review citing slow growth, funding gaps, and display constraints reducing its progress.
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San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
Herbert C. Hoover
Johnson
Hoover
American Museum of Natural History
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Osborn
Educators Press Need to Restore City Salary Levels
Prof. Osborn argues the institute must be supported within the entire city education system to counter the cost of living crisis. He warns that inadequate salaries threaten the schools and urges measures to preserve the system and attract qualified staff.
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Osborn
Freezone promises instant corn relief and removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick cure for all corn types and calluses. It claims the liquid stops pain immediately and lifts the corn out without irritation, urging readers to purchase a tiny bottle from their druggist. It credits a Cincinnati genius for the discovery.
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Reezine
Cincinnati
Direct tax plan urged to restore educational system
A spokesman argues for a direct educational tax, claiming public support would rise if the need is explained. He states the museum will mobilize its influence to back a tax designed to return the entire educational system to normal growth.
Price of Spring Vegetables Sparks Community Task
A local appeal shifts to practical action as residents are urged to visit stores to check spring vegetable prices, aiming to spur community garden efforts and informed purchases. The move highlights practical steps over rhetoric in promoting urban gardening.
Penitentiary Debate Over Corner Susur Continues
Anonymous remarks advocate segregating corner suspects to a federal penitentiary while noting no political candidate has acknowledged difficulty settling the H. Cc. question. The fragment hints at a broader debate on law and governance without clear names or events.
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Susur
Federal
H. Cc. of
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