Miners Reject Governor Pinchots Wage Settlement Plan
Anthracite operators rejected Governor Pinchots plan for settling the mine strike. He had hoped both sides would accept, and the United Mineworkers had already endorsed the proposal. The latest development follows a halt in production and a demand for resumed operations at old wage rates while a five year contract is negotiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Associated Press
Punxsutawney
Philadelphia
Government Moves to Relieve Hard Coal Shortage
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered new low rates on Southern mined coal for household fuel, extending to West Virginia and parts of Pennsylvania during the anthracite crisis. Senator Borah pushed a bill to empower the president to seize and run mines in national emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trunk Line
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
West Virginia
Kanawha
Coal River
Logan
Thacker
Kenova
Clinch Valley
Big Sandy
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Commission
Clearfield
Washington
Berger
Soc
Wis
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Trunk Line
Virginia
North Atlantic
New England
New Jersey
New York
Delaware
Maryland
Tewis Charges Operators Disregard Public's Interests
Harrisburg dispatch reports John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers condemns anthracite operators for rejecting Governor Pinchot's settlement proposals. He says the move shows no concession to public interests as miners plan to meet tomorrow awaiting Pinchot word. Governor Pinchot remains in contact during his inspection tour with plans to relay the operators' reply by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Commission
Wilson Commission
Lewis
Tewis
Associated Press
Harrisburg
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Pinchot
Austen Chamberlain Knighted in Garter Honor
London November 30 The King awarded Austen Chamberlain Knighthood of the Garter to mark the Locarno treaties. Mrs Chamberlain also received Dame Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire Civil Division. Honorary status means no Sir title is used unless a special warrant is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iated
London
Austen Chamberlain
Order of the Garter
Mrs. Chamberlain
Order of the British Empire
Mr. Chamberlain
Order of the‘Garter
The Order of the Garter Origins and Structure
The Order of the Garter is described as Britain’s highest knighthood with the King, the Prince of Wales, and twenty five companions, plus invited princes and foreign sovereigns, totaling about fifty. Appointments have been made by the sovereign since George III’s reign, and legend attributes its founding to Edward III after a garter incident at a ball, with the motto Shamed be he who thinks evil of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Garter
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
George III
Edward III
Countess of Salisbury
Masons Hear Cowles Speak on Relief Fund
John H. Cowles Sovereign Grand Commander of the Scottish Rite in Washington D C was guest of Covington Masons. He spoke at the Masonic Temple about the relief program fund endorsed by the Supreme Council and planned a trip to China and Japan for the fraternity. Cowles has visited Covington often as Kentucky Inspector General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cowles
Scottish Rite Masons
Washington, D. C
Covington Masons
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Fourth and
Scott Streets
Supreme Council
Washington
China
Japan
Masonic Fraternity
Cowles
Covington
Kentucky
Births in City Names Surnames and Streets Reported
Birth announcements list numerous couples with addresses, noting the birth of girls and boys. Families include Bunthoff Blatter Bolce Backsheider Eberle Harsch Hopp y Kamp Myatt Mahler Mehaus Popplewell Stewart Sanderson Wenstrup and Wenstrup in streets from West eaene to Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunthoff
John
Clara
West Eaene Street
Blatter
Walter
Eleanor
Findlay Street
Bolce—Rénard
Frederica
Dun- Backsheider
Seand
Monitor Street
En Iaonone
Gonenek
Bramble Avenue
Eberle
George. Jr
Lillian
Fortune Avenue
Huschart
Jon
Mary
Marryat Avenue
Hearn Edward
Elizabeth
Harrison
Hoppy
Art
Olivia
Pike Street
Kamp
Clarence
Ziegle Avenue
Myatt—Wilbur
Beulah
Eastern Avenue
Mahler
William and
Josephine
West Liberty Street
Mehaus
Charles and
Emma
Commercial Avenue
Popplewell
Onas and
Vessie
East Ninth Street
Stewart William
Iona
Mont- Sanderson
Eva
Wilstach Street
Wenstrup
Bert
Helen
Grand Wit
Reton
Luella
Donahue Street
Marriage Licenses Listed For Bethel And Surrounding Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows holders including Oscar Roberts Bethel Ky Bertha CA Vice 218 Grant St William Lehn 2220 Vine St Bessie West 126 EB McMicken Ave Clyde L Miller Norwood O Helen A Johnson 2969 Ravine St Edward A Wolds Miamitown O Alice Hugentobler Miamitown O James Cecil 422 W Seventh St Mary Taylor 744 W Seventh St Melven C Moel 418 Richmond St Grace Cross 735 W Eighth St Andy Tribble Hartwell O Effie Johnson 823 W Seventh St Raymond Jacobs 1218 E Front St Bertha Jeffries 2130 Gladstone Ave Russel W Shute Campbelltown O Anna M te 1120 Spring Grove Ave Willard Floyd 202 Peete St Frances Brooks 588 Cutter St Marion A Howington Ky Lillie Wallace 1213 Elm St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nifme
Oscar Roberts
Bethel
Bertha CA
Grant St
William Lehn
Vine St
Bessie West
EB. McMicken Ave
Clyde L. Miler
Norwood
Ravine St. Edward A. Wolds
Miamitown
Alice Hugentobler
Iamitown
Effie Johnson
Seventh
Raymond Jacobs
E. Front
Bertha Jeffries
Gladstone Ave
Russel W. Shute
Campbelltown
O. Anna M.te
Spring Grove
Willard Fioyd
Peete St
Frances Brooks
Cutter St
Marion A. Howington
Lillie Wallace
Elm St
Butler lifts La Follette ban in Wisconsin fight
Washington reports Republican National Chairman William Butler disclaims that the party would not support Robert M. La Follette or his backers. The move signals an attempt to reel back Wisconsin Progressives and reclaim factions for the regular GOP amid senatorial contests and intra party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Aelson
New York World News Service
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
la Follette
Brookhart
Ladd
Frazier
Butler
Lenroot
David I. Walsh
Senate
Massachusetts
Nye
North Dakota
Brooks
Iowa
Chapmans Case Delayed Again in Connecticut Hearing
Gerald Chapman, twice reprieved murderer, gains an adjournment as federal judge sets next session for Wednesday. Connecticut State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn argues federal interest ends after commutation and transfer. defense calls the 18 paragraph state answer unviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
STATE
Wethersfield
Conn
Connecticut
Hugh M. Alcorn
Offererts
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
Thomas
Mr. Alcorn
Frederick Ja Groehl
Ray M. Wiley
Warden Scott
Coolidge
Atlanta
Hartford
Judge Frey Blames Parents for Crime Examples
Cleveland reports Judge Frey of St. Louis decried parents who break prohibition laws in front of children. He argued crime prevention starts at home and that youth crime stems from observed criminal behavior, noting most M ajor crimes involve younger offenders under 25. He blamed lawmakers and state legislators for many laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frey
St. Louis
Upstate
Berenger Named French Envoy to Washington
Paris reports Henri Berenger, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, will become French Ambassador to the United States replacing Emile Daeschner. Berenger is a senior financial authority who helped form the Caillaux Debt Commission during a Washington visit to discuss France's debt with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
le Journal
Henri Berenger
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Emile Daeschner
M. Berenger
Caillaux Debt Commission
William Beck Opera Barytone Found Dead in Chicago Hotel
William Beck, barytone with the Chicago Civic Opera, was found dead in his hotel room in downtown Chicago tonight. Beck had been with the company since its formation and was to appear in tonight's opera. Defrere took Beck's part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
William Beck
Barytone
Chicago Civic Opéra Company
Eche Defrere
Beck
Miss Tecla F. Haldy Ends Her Life in Columbus
Teredla F Haldy aged 30 once of Cincinnati and a Ohio State University teacher was found dead in her Columbus room. She apparently ingested poison and held an empty anaesthetic bottle. Notes show long planning and a motive tied to grief over her mother Ada Glasca’s death in an auto accident. She left messages to her brother Frederick F Hardy and others and requested Dayton and Cincinnati papers copy the death notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teredla F. Haldy
Cincinnati
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ada Glasca
Frederick F. Hardy
Taylor Avenue
Oakley
Dayton
Frederick Hardy
Two Robbers Hold Up Druggist and Get $100
Two white men in overalls robbed Louis Willet a druggist at 2836 Observatory Avenue last night taking $100 from the cash register before fleeing in a car. Police description places the suspects as armed with revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Willet
Observatory Avenue
Willet
Central Avenue
Steve Dirdai
Green Street
Dirdai
Josephine Street
Richard Passamore
Henry Horner
New Richmond Operator Wins Vail Medal for Service
Mrs. Aileen C. Smith, manager of Cincinnati Bell Telephone in New Richmond, received a silver medal and 250 dollars from the Theodore N. Vail Memorial Fund trustees for public service. She aided police by tracking robbers after an attempted Post Office heist and alerting Cincinnati police in time to catch them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen C. Smith
Cincinnati
Urban Bell Telephone Company
New Richmond
Theodore N. Vail
Alvin York Backs Mountain School Fund Drive
Sergeant Alvin York announced a nationwide drive to raise two million dollars to support a school for mountain boys and girls called the York Agricultural Institute. Tennessee lawmakers approved fifty thousand dollars and Fentress County pledged the same, with York contributing ten thousand from lecture earnings. A site near Jamestown has been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Knoxville
Tenn
Alvin York
American Legion
York Agricultural Institute
Tenness Legislature
Fentress County
York
Jamestown
Police Nab Embezzler of $40 000 With 5 Cents
In Cleveland a suspect named H H Hershey age 47 formerly treasurer of a Lancaster Pennsylvania street railway company confessed to embezzling $40 000. He said he drew the funds November 9 from a Lancaster bank and gambled it away in Cleveland. He had 56 cents when arrested. Ten men named by Hershey as winners at a Brooklyn Township club and a downtown hotel poker game were arrested as suspicious persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Navy
H. H
Pennsylvania
Hershey
Brooklyn Township
Eagles to Assemble for Charles Hurst Funeral
Yeatman Lodge No 162 members to meet at Yeatman Temple on Tuesday December 1 at 1 p.m. to attend the funeral of late brother E W Paulsen with services at his residence 8778 Lueders avenue at 2 p.m. Arthur T Drake W M secretary William H Alb Worthy President Edward Alber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Meyer
Republic Street
Charles Hurst
Edward Alber Worthy
William H. Alb
Yeatman Lodge
A. M
Yeatman Temple
E. W. Paulsen
Lueders Avenue
Arthur T. Drake
W. M
Death notices from Cincinnati area listings November 1925
Obituaries report Julius A Alexander Benjamin P Aydelott Paul D Hobart J H Kohmescher Lucille Rybolt K Elizabeth Smith Minnie Wenzel and relatives. Details include ages dates and funeral times with locations in Camp Washington Lockland Walnut Hills and nearby Kentucky cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Julius A
Wilhelmina Alexander
Bauer
Robert
Esther
Lucille
Willa
Corman Avenue
Camp Washington
Aydelott
Benjamin P
Vorhis
Dunn Street
Lockland
Hobart
Paul D
Chatham Street
Walnut Hills
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Kohmescher
J. H
May Kohmescher
Roemer
Hamilton County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
East Thirteenth Street
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s Men
Huntington Place
F. A. Smith
Middleton Avenue
Clifton
Wenzel
Minnie
Henry
Bertha Wenzel
Lexington Pike
Ft. Mitchell
Ces
Highland Cemetery
Three Chapels Nonsectarian Funeral Services Offer Free Cremation
Becklet Free Chapel announces cremation services through The Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors with three chapels at 1517 Ave. Central building unit BM 3095. Non-sectarian policy. No charges for cremation noted.
Six Highwaymen Flee With $60 000 in Newark Robbery
Six robbers held up two Hahne & Co employees in Newark and escaped with $60 000 in currency and checks. The delivery truck was forced to the curb by the robbers in an automobile as the pair left the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Hahne & Co
Cashier Robbery in Detroit Nets $15000 Loss
James Neabeur, cashier of the F. G. Clayton Company, was held up by two men on a downtown Detroit street. They forced him to surrender a package containing $15,000 in currency and checks and fled into a crowd. One suspect, Henry Rodman, was captured, but the money was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Neabeur
F. G. Clayton Company
Henry Rodman
Lone robber robs Martell Jewelry of seven thousand dollars
A lone thief invaded the Martell Jewelry Company offices in downtown Cleveland, bound and gagged George Martell, stealing $7,000 in jewels and $141 in cash. He fled in a car marked D-750, crashed another vehicle, then escaped on foot, leaving his hat behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Martell Jewelry Company
George Martell
Robbers Enter Homestead Home Take $90 From Visitors
Three armed men entered the residence of Miss Evelyn Marshall in Homestead. They lined up ten visitors, stole $90, and fled in a car with Ohio license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Evelyn Marshall
Homestead
Ohio
Burn treatment and infection control discussed by physicians
Dr. Elmore B. Tauber urged bringing any burn injuries to hospitals or institutions with adequate medical service. Dr. Carl A. Zwick spoke on guarding against infections in medical work, praising immediate care for scratches and noting rubber gloves as protective for practitioners. Oils or butter suggested as first aid dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore B. Tauber
Academy of Medicine
Carl A. Zwick
Tauber
Zwick
Toledo Lunatic Uses False Name In Clubbing Case
A man arrested Friday for the clubbing of several women in Toledo gave the name Robert August. On Monday Frank Gomersall identified him as William Molnar, noting the man could not be questioned due to irrational speech. Gomersall said they once worked together in a factory and the man was discharged for strange behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Robert August
Frank Gomersall
William Molnar
Gomersall
Weather Summary for Midwest and South with Temperatures
The bulletin reports scattered cloudy and cooler conditions across Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia with snow flurries in the northeast. It lists current and past temperatures from cities such as Chicago Boston Omaha Birmingham Denver New Orleans Phoenix Galveston Spokane Pittsburgh San Francisco Louisville Nashville Winnipeg and The Pas, ending with a November 1925 record and a comparison to prior years and normals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Devbes
Pittsburgh
San Frisco
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Maine
the Pas
Crane Lumber Properties Sold to Ritter for 500000
West Virginia hardwood timber and sawmill assets of C Crane & Co including 200 million feet of timber and the Barrett West Virginia mill were sold to W M Ritter Lumber Co of Columbus Ohio for more than 500000. E W Edwards led the syndicate that bought the firm and will relocate operations to Barrett. Ritter plans to invest about 250000 to improve facilities and projects a 10 to 15 year productive life for the properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Crane & Company
West Virginnia
W. M. Ritter Lumber Company
Columbus
E. W. Eadwards
Cincinnati
C. Crane & Co
Crane
Pond Fork
Coal River
Boone County
W. Va
Barrett
Appalachian Hardwood
Ritter Company
Husband Clashes With Wife’s Escort At Milwaukee Theater
An in theater brawl ends when a husband punches George M. Caskey after discovering his wife with him. Momsen declares they live apart pending divorce as Mrs Momsen defends her actions amid the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
George M. Caskey
Otto M. Momsen
Momsen
Norwood Fire Extinguished. Police Seek Missing Resident
A furnace fire in the basement of A. E. Kistner at 2600 Shamoor Avenue was put out by Norwood firefighters with slight damage. Norwood police sought Arthur Hahn, 26, of 2087 Norwood Avenue, who left Sunday afternoon for a drug store and has not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kistner
Shanmoor Avenue
Norwood
Arthur Hahn
Norwood Avenue
Window forced at First M E Church in Elm Street theft
E B Newman trustee of the First M E Church reports to police that a window was forced open at Elm and Station avenues and an electric carpet sweeper was stolen from the church yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Newman
M.E. Church
Elm and
Station Avenues
Bus Company Manager Arrested for Assault in Cincinnati
Russell de Salvo of 809 West Liberty Street Cincinnati manager of the Cincinnati Motor Bus Company was arrested on an assault and battery charge filed by Charles Becksmith of 2707 Ida Avenue Norwood. De Salvo said he struck Becksmith after Becksmith became abusive during a dispute over a bus driver job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel de Salvo
West
Liberty Street
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Motor Bus’ Company
Charles Becksmith
Ida Avenue
Norwood
de Salvo
Becksmith
Debating tryouts at St. Xavier delayed results
The Rev D M O Connell announced that varsity debating squad tryout results would be delayed a few days after fifteen contestants debated yesterday before the faculty Board of Judges. Cincinnati Rotary Club to host lunch meeting with Moses Strauss speaking on safety. An Olympic Theater fire caused $50 damage from an overheated electrical apparatus. Firefighters evacuated the building. A family on Shammoor avenue was awakened by smoke from an overheated furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. O'Connell
Liberal Arts
St. Xavier College
Charles G. Miller
Zoo
Chicago
National Association of Amusement Parks
Rdt of Directors
Miller
Cincinnati Rotary Club
Sinton
Moses Strauss
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Westwood M. E
E C. Meyers
Central Parkway
Olympic Theater
Nll
Salvage Corps
A. E. Kistier
Shammoor Avenue
Norwood
Two rival Republican camps clash at South Dakota convention
In Pierre on the eve of the proposal men meeting, Senator Norbeck and Governor Gunderson lead opposing Republican factions. Buffington of Dallas holds sway, urging conciliation or alternative candidates. Publishers demand hatchet burying before the convention, while S W Clark and George J Danforth press Senate bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Democratic
Farmer-Labor
South Dkota
United States
Peter Norbeck
Carl Gunderson
Norbeck
Gunderson
United States Senate
George Buffington
Dallas
Missouri River
Buffington
Republican Party
S. W. Clark
Redfield
George J. Danforth
Sioux Falls
Senate
Wife to give up mate to another woman in Chicago
Dan Mc Caine a Lom bard real estate dealer surrendered his wife and the name Eugene Wright as part of an unusual case reported from Chicago dated November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Daniel McCaine
Lombard
Eugene Wright
Elizabeth Smith, 68, dies after illness and pneumonia
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith widow of Rev J C Smith and former pastor’s wife dies after a two week illness. She leaves six sons and two daughters, aged 68, living with her son Frederick A. Smith in Clifton. Funeral planned at the residence Thursday at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
J. C. Smith
Clinton Reformed
B nai B rith meeting set with executive session
The Constitutional Grand Lodge executive committee of Bnai Brrith will meet in executive session on December 6 and 7 announced by Cincinnati lodge president David Rosenbaum. A banquet will honor the committee on December 7 at the Business Men's Club with Alfred M. Cohen of Cincinnati noted as National President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nai B’rith
Constitutional
Grand Lodge of the
B'nai B’rith
David Rosenbaum
Cincinnati Lodge
Business Men's Club
Alfred M. Cohen
Cincinnati
Order
Locher Hints Candidacy at Cleveland Delta Theta Phi
Ohio's favorite son Cyrus Locher State Director of Commerce was introduced with a line calling him the nation’s future favorite, at a Cleveland Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity meeting. Members took this as an announcement of his possible bid for United States Senate.
Creomulsion Advertises Cure for Persistent Coughs
An old newspaper ad promotes Creomulsion, a creosote based emulsion claimed to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. It asserts medical endorsement, lists treated conditions, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Company
Atlanta
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Mae
Inp
Bec
National Committee
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The
Berenger
Miss Tecla F. Haldy
VAIL
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Lodge
Ohio River
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Vals
Chris Griener
Charleston
Shea Louisville
Kentucky Rg
Chris Greene
Pomeroy
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John Wbbard
General Wood
Parkersburg
Oweee
Pt. Pleasant
Dam
Renee Seeet
Reee Radford
Narrows
Hinton
Earn
Wereeeee
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Ye Vos Cessecsesses
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Terre Haute
Ind
Oeneneneee
Knox
Ascis Cats
Chattanooga
Florence
Ala
CORR
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Pnee
Keoku Ia
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Omaha
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Lake Cities
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Crane Lumber
Loretta McCaine
Woma
Dupage County
Wright
McCaine
Galena
Kansas City
Marshall
Mich
Adam
N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
Harris, Moers & Co
the Stearns-Foster Co
the Union, of American Hebrew Congregation
Island Creek Coal Sales Co
Chas. W. Breneman Co
White Star Coal Sales Co
Main
Harris, Moers &Co
Opera Place
Shubert
Cincinati
Web
Whitney
Alia Arthur
Awmstingamsuen
Sal
Saint Joan
Lucille Ballantine
Conway Tearle
Madge Kennedy
Keith
Clark & Bergman
Margaret & Gill
Walter C. Kelly
Bert Fitzgibbons
Fields & Johnson
Murray Girls
Kiewnings
Reach Comedy
Cox
Norma
Noel
Chickie
Et “Chickie
Eleng
Douglas Fairbanks
Capitol Rzogue
Gloria Swanson
Reginald Denny
Esther Ralston
Warner Baxter
Jack Holt
Billie Dove
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Bebe Daniels
Pathe Review
Mack Sennett
Olympic
Columbia Burlesque
Ed Shafer
LA Revue Parisienne
Harry
Evanson
Exceptiona Quartette
Sseay
Canal
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