Romance on Screen in Grand Theatre Spectacle Recalls Rinehart
The Grand Theatre screens a romance with mystery and bravado inspired by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Notable cast includes Mary Pickford like presence, with Ghent and Dack vying for love amid danger and chivalry, supported by a robust lineup of actors and a Venetian mood for the era. The program also features Lyceum staples, Chinese Warriors delight, and a Burlesque spoof by Dr. Daley at the Grand.
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Parttcariy
Allee
Jordan
Saliey
Tenattive
Meroine
Sunny Tearie
Stephen Pineca
Huntiey
Semette Menuman
Ghent
Regen
Forrest
Mary
Rinehart
Ram
Wil
Mirmont
Miss Sit
John Roche
Pirie Vane
Prancla Feeney
Howard Batnbrook
AlhamiSe
Dasmar Godowsky
Smpire
Harrison Ford
Edmund Carew
Charles Ss
Madge Bellamy
Southie
Maken
Waike
Fife Lyceum
Lyceum
Lewis and Ames
Wille Brothers
Alan Vie
Sonors
Jack Donnelly
Bren Mith
Beau Brummels
Rongland
Albert and
Mabel Joy
Nonsense
Lamroy Sinters
the Bath
Tealy offers security pact with Britain amid European turmoil
Premier Tealy proposes a security pact with Britain aimed at eluding France. Paris dispatch to the Daily Chronicle says England rejects the proposal while France frets over Mussolini's moves. Negotiations gain momentum as ambassadors and officials outline responses and German clarifications on arbitration and eastern borders.
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London
Tealy
Great Britain
France
Paria
Daily Chronicle
England
Mussolon
M. Fieurian
Prelgmattaire
Germany
Poland
Herriot
Acilemma
Regimental Reunion Highlights Peace Preparation Debate
Darius arch c9 Memocra led the JHIO Regime in a reunion that closed with officers elected. American Legion leaders attended and urged news of peace through preparedness to avert war. Darlington of Xenia noted the organization’s aim for peace despite former World War service. E Moore of Newark and TE Click of Dayton elected to posts. Krett of Akron named to Northern Division. HM Hush of Columbus re-elected. Morrell of Dayton reappointed treasurer.
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Darius
Arch
Ran
le Darlington
Xenia
American Legion
Darlington
Ottiers
Use
E._ Moore
Newark
Click
Dayton
Ohio
Raymond Krett
Akron
HM Hush
Columbus
C. W. Morrell
Treas
What’s On The Air Tonight Radio Program Hints
In a lengthy News Of The Radio item by Robert Mack the piece surveys early transoceanic broadcasting efforts. It notes a planned round of demonstrations and the potential for a worldwide network linking England and America. The article references the Radio Corporation and upcoming concerts and station tests, with emphasis on experimental reception and interference issues. The period tone mirrors a budding international communications era with mentions of receivers, transmitters, and planned broadcasts.
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Robert Mack
Washington
United
Davtom
Tim Radio. Corporation
World Wide Nete
Riverhead
Chelmaford
Tranamiter
Sittineys
Radio Corporaton
Ate
America
Brianwiel Recording’laboratories
Th University of Oregon
KAW
Ealand Stantert
KUN
Onta
Bermuda
Regotiaiona
Dante's Hout
Monday March 23 update from Wis he Wot Wie at Central Stations
A fragmentary item notes Monday March 23 activities at Central Stations involving Wis he Wot Wie, with terse hints of standings or results and a reference to WHAR. The readable text emphasizes the event date and venue, leaving specifics on participants and outcomes unclear.
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Win
Central Stations
Musical program preview from 16%ance and American society
A fragmented note outlines a musical program from an American society, mentioning Stuste and Pan vocal entries and a mutton ome bulletin. The readable text hints at a 4:99 p.m. start and a Paterrene etal etek 1.005 session with vocal performances.
Aging Banker Beaten by Thugs In NY, Probe Ordered
A retired banker, Frank Frankenheimer aged in his home, was attacked by assailants in New York. Police launched a homicide inquiry to determine motive and cause of death as details from the scene remain unclear.
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New York
Marenza
Lowe
No Bids For Mines As Receiver Sells Uniontown Mines
In Clairsville on March 22 no bids were received for the Bel ont Collieries strip and five mines at Uniontown offered for sale by Receiver Hi Pk rarely. The plant, appraised at about $1,000,000, faced tensions between miners and guards as operations ceased. An accident left one man dead and several wounded amid prior stripping activities during the 1922 coal era.
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Clairsville
Belont Collieries Company
Fife
Uniontown
Minor
Americans Escape Amid Disaster in Wert Yun-Nan
Fragmentary report describes sudden wake and fire in Wert Yun-Nan province causing many deaths and injuries. It notes Americans avoiding danger while local and foreign observers tally casualties and assess the broader impact on regional trade and production.
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Peking
Talits
Yun-Nan
Tve
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