Notable Chicago editor Lawson dies after long public service
Family and colleagues recall William J. Lawson of the Chicago Daily News as a benefactor to the poor and a promoter of civic projects. He supported the Fresh Air Fund, Neighborhood Settlement, and booklets for troops in World War I, and built a vast estate at Lone Tree Point Wisconsin. He married Jessie Bradley in 1880. she died in 1914. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Columbia in 1924. He died after a heart attack following a period of illness. funeral plans were not yet set. He is survived by relatives in Ridgefield Connecticut and San Diego California.
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Lic
Daily News Fresh Air Fund
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Young Men’s Christian Association
Daily News
France
War Department
Lawson
Green Lake
Hartford
Wis
Lone Tree Point
Chicago Daily News
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mr. N
Iver Lawson
San Diego
Cal
William Harrison Bradley
Ridgefield
Conn
University of Wisconsin misses 740000 Rockefeller gifts
The Capital Times reports the University of Wisconsin stood to receive 740 600 in gifts from the General Education Board and the Rockefeller foundation for a medical school and land economics research led by Professor Richard T Ely. The funds included 600 000 for the Wisconsin General Hospital and allied interests. The Institute of Land Economics was moved to Northwestern University with Ely remaining as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Capital Times Today
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Ely
Transfe
Wisconsin
University
Suspect Surrenders After Barricade in Tenement
New York police fought to flush out Charles Anderson who hid in a basement fortification after a $17,000 jewelry heist at Grand Street. The jeweler Joseph Flyer and bystander crowd forced the thieves to flee. Anderson surrendered after shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eldridge Street
Charles Anderson
Anderson
Grand Street
Joseph Flyer
Flyer
Jobless youth kills father after quarrel in Cleveland
John Ferbis, 20, shot and killed his father Michael as he returned home from work. He surrendered to police claiming self defense after the father allegedly struck with a butcher knife during a dispute over employment. The mother said the father had attempted to strike with an ax the night before but was prevented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Ferbis
Michael
Ford working out plane oil motor says Mitchell
Colonel William Mitchell, touring from Detroit to San Antonio, urged a government sponsored aeronautical corporation to fund commercial aviation before handing it to private operators. He credited Henry Ford as the only one able to profit from aviation, noting Ford is developing an oil engine for aircraft to solve power problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Detroit
San Antonio
Aeronautical
Henry Ford
Government Drops Old Indictments in Oil Case
Washington August 19 The Federal Government dropped the original conspiracy indictments against Albert B Fall E L Doheny and E L Doheny Jr and E F Sinclair. Bribery charges against Fall and the Dohenys were also thrown out though the appeal on that portion stands. The new indictments do not cover the bribery count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert B. Fall
E.L. Doheny
E. L. Doheny, Jr
E. F. Sinclair
Government Oil Counsel
Fall
Dohenys
Cinderella Mary Spas Begins Movie Career
Mary Louise Spas, once the spotlighted adopted daughter of a New York millionaire, signed with a theatrical and moving picture agent to film the history of her adoption. Her public life shifted after a dramatic finish to her previous fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Louise Spas
Front Pages
Textile company chief resigns as $600,000 shortage found
Boston August 19. The resignation of Arthur R. Sharp as Treasurer of Hamilton Manufacturing Company of Lowell, a longtime New England textile firm, followed the discovery of a $600,000 quick capital shortage. President Felix Rackemann said an audit showed inaccurate bookkeeping and Frederick C. Dumaine Jr. was appointed Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arthur R. Sharp
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
Lowell
New England
Felix Rackemann
Frederick C. Dumaine, Jr
Marion hospital bride recovering after wedding in ward
Marion Aug 19 Zelda Patterson known as Marion's hospital bride is on the road to recovery after an appendectomy performed yesterday. Half an hour before the operation she was married in her hospital bed to Carter Patterson, having been admitted Sunday evening.
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The
Associated Press
Marion
Zelda Patterson
Carter Patterson
Weather report outlines showers and cooler trend across states
Ohio shows Thursday or Thursday night and likely Friday showers with cooler temps. Kentucky expects local thunder showers and cooler days, Tennessee forecasts thunder showers with cooler Friday, West Virginia and Indiana note showers or fair periods with temperature changes. The table lists current and high temps with light precipitation across many cities including Chicago 78, Nashville 86, Louisville 88, San Diego 74, Phoenix 96, and Denver 74 amid a late August 1925 weather summary.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Teygnessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Beston
Kan
Omaha
Ham
Denver
N.orleans
Oenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
S.fran’co
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipes
Marie
Pas
S.W
Pt.Cdy
Lowes
Bulgarian Deputies Beaten by Countrymen in Paris
Forty Bulgarian Communists assaulted Theodore Kouleff and Boris Vasoff as they left the Decorative Arts Exposition in Paris. Police intervened and two students were arrested after the mob followed an ambulance. The protesters aimed to cry out against Bulgaria's government actions after the Sofia cathedral bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Theodore Kouleff
Boris Vasoff
Chamber of Deputies
Champs Elysees
M. Kouleff
M. Vasoff
Sofia
France
Fundamentalists Era, Says Dr Starr Jordan
Dr David Starr Jordan, former Stanford chancellor, argues fundamentalists misquote scientists and overlooks recent biology. He says cells carry ancestral plans and heredity resides in cell nuclei. He asserts evolution is a proven fact and notes blood similarities across man, ape, and monkey experiments.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Methodist President Elected At Ohio Conference
The Rev. F. L. Brown, Zanesville pastor, was elected President of the Methodist Protestant Church in Ohio at the first session. The Rev. A. L. Reynolds of Xenia was chosen Chairman. Brown succeeds the ill Rev. J. C. Williams of Columbus, who will use the parsonage for a year as the conference runs through Monday. Assignment of pastors to follow at the close.
River stage at Cincinnati falls to twelve feet
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at twelve feet last night and was descending slowly. The Chris Greene from Charleston arrived at six o'clock. Departures included the Catone bound for Madison Indiana and the Andes for Madison. The Queen City awaited arrival from Louisville. The Chris Greene slated to depart for Charleston at five this evening. The Alton passed Cincinnati yesterday en route to Evansville. Captain Jeff Williams of the Evansville and Bowling Green Packet Company visited the wharfs.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Chris Greene
Charleston
Catone
Louisville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Queen City
Alton
Louisville and Evansville Packet Company
Evansville
Jeff Illiams
Evansville and
Bowling Green Packet Company
R. N
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Pt Pleasant
Wears
Ohio
Portsmouth
Seer
Dam
Teeee Cincinnati
Ween
Orees
Sores
Awneetown
Paducah
Cairo
Neem Maree Franks
Terre Haute
Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville
Attanooga
Ten
Johnsonville
Keokek
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
Greene Line Steamer Chris Sails to Multiple Ports
Greene Line steamer Chris departs Greene Line wharfboat Thursday August 20 at 5 p m. bound for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Charleston and other intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
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Chris. Greene
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charleston
Desperadoes Tamed by Woman's Home Cooking
A widow recounted a day with three convicts led by Tom Murray and Ellsworth Kelley who used her farmhouse as shelter. They fed the men and guarded the home while planning to use the car and her son Leslie, then faithfully returned him after a tense day. The convicts spoke of crime origins and expressed remorse.
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Murray
Tom Murray
Ellsworth Kelley
Kelley
Willis
Leslie
Sny
Shipping News From New York World Service August 19
Maritime arrivals and sailings listed for the day include ships like Matura Westphalia Sierra Ventana and Teno with arrivals from Trinidad Hamburg Bremen Valparaiso and Santa Marta. Departures include Cleveland Saugus Roussillon Novian Drottningholm United States and Dromore Castle with various ports and times.
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New York World News Service
New York
Matura
Trinidad
Westphalia
Hamburg
Sierra Ventana
Bremen
Teno
Valparaiso
Due
Resolute
President Roosevelt
Carrillo
Santa Marta
Fort Victoria
Bermuda
Fort Hamilton
Quebec
Rosalind
St. John’s
Sail
Cleveland
San Lorenzo
San Juan
Cristobal
Port Au Prince
President Adams
Havana
List of Local Residents and Addresses in Ohio
A compilation of names and residences including Owen Willsey Katie Barger Ada Dugan Henry Smith Albert Barkau Louanna Duke Ronald Fox Mildred Wells Charles Bi Ella Hunter Frank Gerbig Lucille Davidson George Myers Clara Wanes Nicoleta Kotdis Burkhardt Fred Lewis Orem Andrews Bertha Gipson Dolores Wiegman Andrew Mayer Frances Pickens Harry Smith Helen McFarland Elmer Gausman Florence Baegemann Charles Busken Florence Wellinghoff Emma Stock Johnsen Mortice Balls Oliver st. All entries list street addresses and cities within Ohio.
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Owen Willsey
Miamitown
Ethel L. Finchpaugh
Seaeoern
George Brocr
W. Liberty St
Katie Barger
Scrippedsenne
Wooster Pike
Ada B. Dugan
Pike St
Henry L. Smith
Hill
Albert L. Barkau
Freeman
Louanna V. Duke
W. Ninth
Ronald Fox
Loth St. Mildred Wells
Ohio
Charles C. Bi
Elam
Ella F. Hunter
Reading
Arwiler
Lucille I. Davidson
Prospect
George J. Myers
H Pape
Clara Ge
Jonathan St
Bertha Gipson
Main St
Dolores I. Wiegman
E. C. Lee
Andrew Mayer
Dayton St
Florence Baegemann
McHenry
Charles G. Busken
Jie
Eighth
Florence Wellinghoff
Ross
Emma Stock
E. University
Ser Johnsen
W. Sixth St
Mortice Balls
Oliver St
Obituary for Louise Corbett of College Hill
Funeral services were held yesterday at 1653 North Bend Road for Louise Corbett wife of George Corbett former florist. She lived in College Hill 37 years died Tuesday after a long illness. Pastor George B Clinckner led the Episcopal Church service. Survived by husband and two daughters Emily and Anna. Emily left Girl Scout headquarters recently due to her mother's illness.
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College Hill
Louise Corbett
George Corbett
North Bend Road
Colle Hill
George B. Clinckner
Episcopal Church
Hindmarch Funeral to Be Held in Kentucky Today
William Hindmarch 39 pattern maker and former Newport resident died Tuesday at his St Bernard Ohio home. Funeral services will be held at 3 30 pm in Evergreen Cemetery chapel Southgate Kentucky with a second service at his sister Mary Grimes home Newport. Hindmarch leaves a widow a 38 month old daughter Pauline four sisters and two brothers all residents of Newport. He belonged to William Tell Lodge S O O F the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Redman Lodge.
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William Hindmarch
Newport
St. Bernard, O
Evergreen Cemetery
Southgate
Mary Grimes
Sixteenth Street
A. J. Hotz
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Helen Culver 93 Dies Gifted Hull House Founder
Helen Culver, 93, died at her Lake Forest home. Pioneer philanthropist who endowed Hull House and supported the University of Chicago with property valued at $1,000,000 for biological laboratories. Born in Little Valley, New York in 1832, she helped advance women’s suffrage.
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Chicago
Helen Culver
Hull House
Lake Forest
West Side
Jane Addams
Miss Culver
University of Chicago
M Culver
Little Valley
N. Y
Birth Announcements From Local Residents
Glendon and Helen Conner announce a boy at 8125 Braxton Avenue. ee eet and Geneva report a girl at 3612 Warsaw Avenue. Robert and Mary Fischer. Hugo Richard and Hazel Hugo. Benjamin LehENbauer and Martha. eee and Pearl announce others born at listed addresses. Major entries note Isaac Mahan and Ruby a boy. William McKnight a girl. Robert McCormick a girl. William Miller a girl. Multiple families reported births with street addresses across Norwood area.
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Conner
Glendon
Helen
Braxton Avenue
Geneva
Warsaw Avenue
Fischer
Robert and
Mary
Gilbert
Avenu Hugo Richard
Hazel
Beresford Avenue
Lehenbauer
Benjamin
Martha
Calhoun Street
Eee
Pearl
Montgomery Road
Mahan
Isaac
Ruby
Glenwood Avenue
McKnight
William
Epworth Heights
McCormick
Nell
Melish Avenue
Athael
Carmen
Melrose Avenue
Stuart
Willem
Daisy
Ralston Avenue
Norwood
Beaths Brennen Catherine Dickman obituary notice
Catherine Dickman Brennen nee Wueb ling beloved wife of the late John Brennen died Tuesday August 18 1925 aged 74 11 months The funeral for Clifford J Brennen at 918 Hawthorne Ave Friday August 21 at 830 am with solemn high mass at Holy Family Church Funeral directors Busse Borgmann Cremation Co provide services Ellonore Klick nee Moses wife of Edward Klick AVondale died Tuesday August 18 1925 services at Paul Huth funeral home August 20 at 2 pm Kindly omit flowers Non sectarian cremation services listed
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Edward Klick
Hearne Avenue
Avondale
Paul Huth
Ludlow Avenue
Whitfield
Olympic Burlesque Opens 1925 Season With Big Fun Show
Sliding Billy Watson leads the Olympic for a 1925 season opening on Saturday night at Seventh Street Columbia burlesque. The Big Fun Show features Anna Propp Alfretta Symonds Nita Bernard Agnes Dempsey and a quartet of colored singers and dancers with a new act running all next week. Box office opened Wednesday promising a record season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Watson
Olympic
Billy
Columbia
Anna Propp
Alfretta Symonds
Nita Bernard
Agnes Dempsey
Columbia Burlesque
Empress Theater to Host Sugar Babies Company Saturday
Empress-Harry Fields a noted Hebrew character comedian brings his Sugar Babies troupe to the Empress Theater on Saturday evening. Prominent principals include Althea Barnes Ruth Olsen Billy Tanner Irene Finley Earle Gaudet and Charles Schultz. The chorus promises liveliest Mutual Circuit entertainment with elaborate costume changes for many musical numbers.
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Empress
Harry
Hello Jake) Fields
Empress Theater
Sugar Babies
Althea Barnes
Ruth Olsen
Billy Tanner
Irene Finley
Earle Gaudet
Charles Schultz
Mutual
Capitol Theater to Screen Shore Leave This Sunday
Capitol Theater presents Shore Leave starting Sunday with Richard Barthel as the star. The film adapts the original play by Hubert Osborne and features Dorothy Mackaill Ted McNamara Marie Shotwell Arthur Metcalfe and Nick Long in supporting roles. The plot follows a sailor and a New England girl whose sudden heiress status sparks a vow not to marry a rich skirt and leads to romantic adventures.
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Capitol
Shore Leave
Capitol Theater
Richard Barthelmesg
Hubert Osborne
Dorothy Mackaill
Ted McNamara
Marie Shotwell
Arthur Metcalfe
Nick Long
New England
Re Creation of Brian Kent at Lyric Theater
The Re Creation of Brian Kent, Harold Bell Wright novel adaptation, opens Sunday as Lyric Theater headliner. Kenneth Harlan and Helene Chadwick star with Mary Carr Zasu Pitts Rosemary Theby T Roy Barnes and Ralph Lewis in supporting roles. The story follows a bank clerk who dreams of writing fiction but keeps busy forging checks for a wife craving luxury. He ultimately steals from his firm and flees to the Ozark Mountains.
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LYRIC
Brian Kent
Harold Bell Wright
Lyric Theater
Kenneth Harlan
Helene Chadwick
Mary Carr
Zasu Pitts
Rosemary Theby
T. Roy Barnes
Ralph Lewis
Ozark Mountains
The Half Way Girl Heads Walnut Theater Run
Doris Kenyon and Lloyd Hughes star in The Half Way Girl at Walnut Theater beginning Sunday. The spectacular feature includes a four thousand ton steamship blown up at sea with Hobart Bosworth Tully Marshall Martha Madison and Sam Hardy among the principals in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Walnut Theater
Doris Kenyon
Lloyd Hughes
Hobart Bosworth
Tully Marshal
Martha Madison
Sam Hardy
Real Estate Deals Include Leases and Purchases Across City
The United Shoe Machinery Company extends its lease at 706 708 Broadway for ten years at 11000 total, covering the first floor and part of the basement for about 14000 square feet. Israel Weinberg buys a 1616 1618 Race Street brick building for 70000 with two stores and eleven apartments. Widmeyer Gordon Realty Company and attorney Lester Butterworth also sell Palm Street Hamilton Avenue property for 58000. A Hartwell bungalow with garage at 43 DeCamp Avenue sells for 6500 to Frances Kachur. J A Gross Motor Car adds remodels at 3028 Reading Road with a 65000 estimated cost awarded to Ferro Concrete Construction Company.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Broadway
Frederick
Race Street
Israel Weinberg
Emma B. Kennedy
Widmeyer-Gordon Realty Company
Lester B. Butterworth
Widmeyer
Butterworth
Palm Street
Hamilton Avenue
Northside
J. A. Gross Motor Car Company
Reading Road
Avondale
Ferro Concrete Construction Company
Cyclone Rider thrills at B F Keith’s with Evelyn Brent cast
Patrons are invited to see The Cyclone Rider at B F Keith’s. Lincoln J. Carter wrote the melodrama about a young automobile racer who is also an inventor. Cast includes Evelyn Brent Reed Howes Charles Conklin and Alma Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Keith
Lincoln J. Carter
Evelyn Brent
Reed Howes
Charles Conklin
Alma Bennett
Family Theater to Screen Riders of the Purple Sage
Tom Mix leads a melodramatic western at the Family Theater starting Sunday in a photo dramatization of Zane Grey novel Riders of the Purple Sage. Supporting cast includes Mabel Ballin Marian Nixon Harold Goodwin Warner Oland and Beatrice Burnham as the ranch man pursues the gang that abducted his sister after killing her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Tom Mix
Tony
Family
Mabel Ballin
Marian Nixon
Harold Goodwin
Warner Oland
Beatrice Burnham
Mix
Weber’s Prize Band Performs Two Week Series at the Zoo
John C. Weber leads a fifty piece ensemble for a second and final week of concerts at the zoo. Soloists Katherine Hoch Howard Haf ford and August H. Schaefer join the program with afternoon and evening shows. William J. Kopp conducts the matinee. A second fireworks display for the Silver Jubilee follows Monday’s ice show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Weber
Weber
Cincinnati
Katherine Hoch
Howard Hafford
August H. Schaefer
William J. Kopp
ZOO
Coney Island Offers Wide Ranges of Summer Leisure
Coney Island features 20 mile river cruises, a large swimming pool open daily at 9 AM, and vast shaded areas with free picnic tables. Moonlite Garden seats 5,000 for dances with MacDonald’s California orchestra and ample parking for 10,000 autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
MacDonald
California Orchestra
Chester Park Hosts Three Big Days at Winton Place
The Winton Place resort plans three major days with free rides vaudeville and dancing. Maurice M. Wolfson, General Manager, announced the events for Greater Cincinnati visitors. Beginning Sunday there will be new music in the Dance Palace and vaudeville shows in the theater with Harry Niemeyer’s Pepper Pets featured.
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Chester Park
Greater Cincinnati
Winton Place
Maurice M. Wolfson
Dance Palace
Harry Niemeyer
Paving Debate On Hamilton Street By Private Subscription
Owners along Hamilton street plan a meeting next week to decide on paving by private subscription. The Cincinnati Real Estate Board began the repaving project months ago with city officials to supervise. The throughfare will be repaved with graphite block and sidewalks leveled to a uniform height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Street
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Theodore Mayer
Residence Change at 4020 Crosley Avenue Norwood
G J Williams acquired through broker John E Manthey a two family frame home with seven rooms on a 50 by 150 foot lot at 4020 Crosley Avenue Norwood. The sale price was not disclosed. W A Totraske was the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.J. Williams
John E. Manthey
Crosley Avenue
Norwood
W. A. Totraske
Builder Opens Five Room Frame Bungalow on Lincoln Ave
Harry P. Zimmerman begins a five room frame bungalow with bath on a 50 by 101 foot lot in Mt. Healthy Heights Lincoln avenue. The home is for market and a similar house will be built after completion by the same builder. Five streets are being cut through the tract and improvements installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Zimmerman
Lincoln Avenue
Mt. Healthy Heights
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U. OF W
Rockefeller
FORD
Mitchell
Mary” Spas
Marion “Hospital
Bride
Art Academy of Cincinnati
Cincinnati College of Music
Glendale College
Princeton
Wadbra
Littleford
Collegiate School of Business
Main
Miller School of Business
Nelson Business College
Canal
Oakhurst Collegiate School For Girls
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Gates
Ohio Military Institute
Park
Starr Jordan
Methodist
Zanesville
Upper Ohio
Steamship News
W. Hindmarch
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avocnee
COX
Samuel Shipman
John B. Hymer
Stuart Walker Company
Cox Theater
Fay Bainter
China
Ruth Hammond
Palace
Happy” Golden
Jimmy Wall
Greg Weller
William Maxwell
James Walbank
William Stuart
Daniel Crotty
New Palace Theater
Kola
Sylvia
Stutz
Bingham
Emery Girls
Edward Marshall
Babara la Marr
the White Monkey
Singapore
Orient Hotel
Strand
Great White Way
Strand Theater
Dorothy Devore
Willard Louis
John Roche
Cullen Landis
Lilyan Tashman
Louise Fazénda
Margaret Seddon
DeCamp Avenue
Hartwell
Sadie Cook
Frances Kaucher
Eugene Cassinalli
Johnny Hines
Black Cyclone
X—Wild Horse
Richard Barthelmess
Son Chaney
Mae Busch
the Unholy
Doris Kenyon Lloyd Hughes
Irene Rich
Matt Moore
Harold Lloyd
Norman Kerry
Virginia Valli
the Purple Sage
Chester Lake
Clothes Shop Vine ST
Marshall
Mich
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Greater
Broderick &Felsen Revue
the Star Dust Trail
Shirley Mason
Bryant Washburn
Jake
Lympic
Billy) Watson
Eugene O’brien
Laura la
Orpheum $x
Nazimova
Fox News
Pathe
America
Broadway Wharf
Fountain Square
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