Hinton Court Looms in Senate
Tomorrow opens the battle over joining the World Court as Swanson's resolution faces amendments and reservations. Democrats mostly back the court while Republicans split with Borah leading the opposition. Senate adjourns for Christmas as women’s groups in Washington rally for passage. Mrs Medill McCormick reportedly withdraws from active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michelson
New York World News Service
Washington
United States Senate
League of Nations
America
World Court
International Tribunal
United States
Reed
Blease
S. C
Dill
Wash
Senator Swanson
Coolidge
Moses
New Hampshire
Borah
Swanson
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Medill McCormick
Senator Wadsworth
Longworth
Radio fan hears plane conversation over 200 miles
W H Findley of Poland Ohio reported hearing a conversation from WLW Cincinnati carried on by an aviator in an aircraft above Dayton Ohio and Richmond Indiana. The incident occurred at noon today and was heard by Findley from more than 200 miles away.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
W.H. Findley
Poland
WLW
Cincinnati
Dayton
Richmond
Ind
Tests for two way air to ground radio link proposed
Dayton Ohio reports Captain William Murphy of McCook Field announces more tests to prove two way communication between airplanes and WLW Cincinnati. Following a successful plane radio broadcast linked to Washington and WLW on Monday, plans include broadcasting phonograph music and a telephone conversation between Washington officials and the ground station transmitted to the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
WLW
Cincinnati
William Murphy
McCook Field
Washington
Murphy
Wenzel Named Director of Norwood Republican Club
Walter Wenzel elected director of the Norwood Republican Club at Eagles Hall. He received the largest vote total among candidates. Other newly elected officers include C. H. Broker as First Vice President and August Coldeway and Frank Wright as Vice Presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wenzel
Norwood
Republican Club
Eagles Hall
Washington Avenue
Walter N Lindsay
John J. Fussner
Thomas T. Justis
C. H. Broker
August Coldeway
Frank Wright
Wenzel
August Steding
G. C. Cutlip
Charles Finan
John Kerley
Edwin Steinbeck
Gwynn
Adam Hartman
Fire destroys four story building on Gilbert Avenue
A defective flue on the first floor started a blaze in a four story frame building at 1022 Gilbert Avenue. The fire forced four negro families to flee to the street and traffic was delayed for about ninety minutes. Marshal Held and firefighters extinguished the blaze, causing about $1,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Avenue
Marshal Held
Gasoline Prices Up One Cent At Stations
Officials of Standard Oil announce a one cent per gallon rise effective today. The new price is twenty one cents at filling stations and nineteen cents from tank wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Plane wreck found aiding missing Canadian aviator case
In Tryingham woods Massachusetts a mossy plane wreck is found by hunter Warren Campbell amid deer-searching parties. Captain Mansell R. James, a Royal Air Force veteran, disappeared after leaving Boston June 1 1919 en route to Atlantic City. A search will examine the wreck for his body.
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Associated Press
Pittsfield
Mass
Tryingham
Mansell R. James
Tryingham Woods
Warren Campbell
Brooklyn
N. Y
James
Royal Air Force
Atlantic City
Boston
Boston Globe
Massachusetts
Mrs Stillman Returns to Push Divorce Suit in New York
Mrs Anne Urquhart Stillman travels from Grand Anse to press her divorce from James A Stillman. She visits with Fowler McCormick and says a second marriage is not planned. The case, heard before a Westchester referee, awaits response by December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald-Tribune
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Grand Anse
James A. Stillman
Mills
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Westchester County
Stidman
Flo Leeds
Severe earthquakes felt in Nevada shaking Fallon area
Two earthquakes were felt in Fallon Nevada and nearby areas today with shocks at 10 30 in the morning and 12 30 in the afternoon the latter described as the most severe No damage was reported Reports from Dixie Valley east of Fallon indicate a strong quake and increased hot spring activity in that area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Reno
Nev
Fallon
Dixie Valley
Earthquakes Hit Belgrade and Adriatic Coast
Earth shocks rocked Belgrade and many regions of Yugoslavia today with substantial damage reported along the Adriatic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Adriatic
NABBED AS DOPE PEDDLER IN CITY
Federal agents arrested John Hyde known as Kid Hyde of 546 Carlisle Avenue for narcotics sales. Hyde, 53, formerly jailed five years in Atlanta on similar charges, was called the King of the Black Belt in the South. Clarence French, 32, of the Hotel Sterling, also charged with selling narcotics after arrest at Sixth and Mound streets.
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John Hyde
Kid Hyde
Carlisle Avenue
Ferrister
Weatherman
Hyde
Federal
Atlanta
South
Clarence French
Hotel Sterling
Mound Streets
Drunk Man Burns Self After Sleep Over Campfire
Fred Moore a 43 year old printer of 4013 Ivanhoe Norwood built a wood fire at Ludlow Street and fell asleep He was found by Patrolman Edwards badly burned and was charged with drunkenness He was taken to General Hospital in serious condition
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Fred Moore
Ivanhoe Street
Norwood
Ludlow Street
Edwards
General Hospital
Death by asphyxiation in one room residence
William Small a 40 year old African American man of 1046 Baymiller street was found dead from asphyxiation in his room last night. Miss Bessie Hudison of 813 Richmond street reported the discovery after visiting him. A gas stove was burning in the room and the body was taken to an undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Small
Baymiller Street
Bessie Hudison
Richmond Street
Small
Campbell Funeral Today for C. W. Campbell Manager of Lagoon Theater
Funeral services for C. W. Campbell 50 longtime St. Paul theater manager will be held today at 2 30 p.m. at George A Wiltsee Funeral Home. Burial follows at Spring Grove Cemetery. Campbell born in Cincinnati moved to St. Paul a decade ago and died last Friday. He was a Mason Shriner and member of the Business Men's Club, survived by sisters Miss Sallie Campbell of Cincinnati and Mrs Marc Morrison of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Campbell
Burn Avenue
Marc Morrison
Chicago
Grocery Manager Robbed at Florence Avenue Store
George W. Stewart, manager of a grocery at 2007 Florence Avenue, described two men who robbed him early yesterday. One flashed a revolver while the other took $35 from his pockets and $10 from the register before the pair fled in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stewart
Florence Avenue
Stewart
Price Hill Robbery Suspect Arrested After Hold Up
An armed man robbed Henry Kunnen at 3666 Glenway Avenue of $9 and two others, Charles McLerman of 4654 Edgewood Avenue and Arnold Overmeyer of 334 Ellen Street, of $2 and $1. After fleeing through a rear door, Kunnen's shouts alerted Patrolmen Helming and Bruemmer, who captured the suspect Frank Moore, 33, a waiter from Mills Hotel, on suspicion of the crime.
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Price Hill
Henry Kunnen
Glenway Avenue
Kunnen
Charles McLerman
Edgewood Avenue
Arnold Overmeyer
Ellen Street
Helming
Bruemmer
Frank Moore
Mills Hotel
Laxative Bromoline Ad Promotes Cold and Flu Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Brom quinine tablets as a safe proven remedy to fortify the stem against grip or influenza. The box shows the signature of E. W. Grove and the price 30c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Judge Cotter Attacks Detroit Police Over Morton Kidnap
Judge Thomas Cotter denounces Detroit police for aiding the removal of bank robber James Morton to Ohio. Morton, jailed for robbery, was spirited away as he left court and sent to Columbus after two state officers assisted. Governor Groesbeck said the return was legal and arranged to cooperate with Ohio authorities.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Thomas M. Cotter
Recorder’s Court
James
Big Jim
Judge Cotter
Alex. J. Groesbeck
Robert M. Toms
Morton
Ohio
80-Year-Old Man Foils Gas Station Hold-Up
An 80-year-old gas station proprietor in Elmore Ohio foiled a robbery when two men attempted a hold-up. He dived behind the counter, retrieved his own gun, and fired, wounding one robber in the leg before the assailants fled, taking the proprietor’s gun and emptying the cash register.
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Associated Press
Elmore, O
J. Megiman
Medman
Negro slain near Montgomery linked to white woman insult
Police investigate the death of Grant Cole a Black man found shot near Montgomery after an alleged insult to a white woman. BE Roe a local merchant discovered the body near his home and police found seven to eight empty shells. Coroner's jury cited death by gunshot wounds from unknown parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Grant Cole
Cole
BE. J. Roe
Two Die As Gale Hits Mexico City
Two people were killed when a severe gale swept Mexico City this afternoon. A partially constructed moving picture theater collapsed in the storm, causing the fatalities and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Associated Press
Chihuahua Endures Long Winter Storm In City
Chihuahua City endures a heavy winter storm with snow piling up after thirty hours of snowfall reaching four and a half inches in the city and continuing to blank streets and rooftops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chihuahua City
Mexico
King of Utah objects to Roosevelt memorial plans
Senator King of Utah attacked the proposed mammoth fountain and colonnade to honor Theodore Roosevelt in Washington. He argued the structure would single out Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt as the three greatest Americans and urged a tribute to Jefferson and Franklin instead.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate
King
Dem
Utah
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Drunken Dayton Man Kills One Wounds Three In Arrest
A Dayton, Ohio, man Pearl Shortill, 58, opened fire as police tried to arrest him for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Citizen Frank Cooley, 44, was killed aiding officers. Patrolmen Perry Heyward and Ted Sloan were wounded. Shortill had threatened his sisters after drinking rubbing alcohol and obtaining a gun.
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Dayton, O
Pearl Shortill
Shortill
Frank Cooley
Perry Heyward
Delaney
Ted” Sloan
Maria
Ellie
Burgess man identified after wandering on Bank Street
A 39 year old Mt. Healthy man named Burgess was found wandering on Bank Street and Freeman Avenue. He told Policeman Hoover he planned to go to a drug store and forgot his surname and address. Identified by his wife Mrs Anna Burgess at General Hospital and held for observation.
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Ides
Bankstreet
Freeman Avenue
Hoover
General Hospital
Daugess
Mt. Healthy
Anna Burgess
Dan
Burgess
Stephen D Griffin Dies. Illinois Democratic Leader
Stephen D Griffin aged 60 and longtime Illinois Democratic chairman died suddenly. Griffin had led the State Committee since 1924 after decades of activity in state and county politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen D. Griffin
New York World News Service
Chicago
Illinois State Democratic Committee
Democratic State Committee
Wedding Called Off At San Diego Church
Miss Mildred Dern of Salt Lake City and Harold Nester of Geneva New York postponed their wedding after an agreement to disagree announced by Mrs. Fred Dern. Guests from Geneva Boston New York Chicago Salt Lake and other points waited as the ceremony was canceled with no future date set.
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San Diego
Cal
Mildred Dern
Salt Lake City
Harold Nester
Geneva
N. Y
Fred C. Dern
Miss Dern
Utah
Nester
N. J. Nester
Boston
New York
Chicago
Salt Lake
Wealthy Geneva man’s canceled marriage to Salt Lake City woman
Harold Nester of Geneva canceled marriage to Mildred Dern of Salt Lake City. Nester heads a local real estate business and is among the city’s wealthiest residents. Friends say they met on a round-the-world cruise two years ago and he visited her at Governor Dern’s Executive Mansion last summer. He served with the Royal Flying Corps in World War I.
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Geneva
Harold Nester
Mildred Dern
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Dern
Governor Dern
Royal Flying Corps
Big Four to Install Signals at Elmwood Crossings
The Big Four Railroad will install a 24 hour signal system at six Elmwood crossings replacing gates at Maple Avenue and Township Avenue and covering four others. Signals will be alternating lights and bells operated from a central tower and may be signaled individually or collectively.
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Big Four Railroad
Elmwood
Maple Avenue
Township Avenue
T. R. McCampbell
Indianapolis
Frank H. Reynolds
Big Four
Cincinnati
8. V. Bevington
Cincinnati Terminal
Fireman killed as Florida train wreck injures four
Richard Austin, a Sanford fireman, is killed and three other crew members are injured when Atlantic Coast Line No. 89 derails two miles north of Maitland at 4 37 PM. Engineer Pat Bander, mail clerk John Wen, and chief clerk Chalfinch sustain injuries as cars telescope on a curved track.
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Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
Richard Austin
Sanford
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Maitland
Pat Bander
John Wen
Co. W. Chalfinch
Colorado Gold Strike Draws Miners to Manzanares Creek
Forestry officials report a rush of Americans and Mexicans to Manzanares Creek in the San Isabel National Forest on the east side of the Sangre de Cristo range after a placer gold strike is reported.
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Pueblo, Col
Manzanares Creek
San Isabel National Forest
Sangre de Cristo Range
Early Colorado Gold Rush Notes near Cripple Creek
The region southwest of Cripple Creek and east of Silverton and Ouray was an early Colorado gold strike zone. Noted finds include Williams Creek and Silver Cliff where miners claimed ancient Spaniard mining traces were present.
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Colorado
Williams Creek
Silver Cliff
Cripple Creek
Silverton
Ouray
At a Glance Roundup Of Local News And Events
Burglars entered Abe Zupnick's clothing store at 660 Baymiller street by forcing a side window. Clothing valued at 93 was taken. Albert Heidt, Past Master of Hanselmann Lodge, will speak on Europe Then and Now at the Hanselmann Club with all past masters attending. Philip ing, 28, an optician at 620 Main street, was fined 200 and costs for liquor possession after detectives found alcohol and a container labeled cut alcohol in his shop. University of Cincinnati will debut a new symphony orchestra at the Christmas convocation in McMicken Auditorium with Prof B C Van Wye reading A Christmas Carol. Rabbi Louis Feinberg will lecture on The Shifting Center of Gravity in American Israel at Avon dale Synagogue on Rockdale avenue, closing night of Hanukkah. An overheated furnace caused a fire at restaurant proprietor Eugene Mauch’s home at 21 Bowman terrace, spreading to the first floor. damage estimated at 200.
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Abe Zupnick
Baymiller Street
Esterday
Albert Heidt
Hanselmann Lodge
Hanselmann Club
Gresing
Europe
Main Street
Philiping
Optician
Eyrich
Lutz
Webbe
Mezger
Wing
McMicken
B. C. van Wye
Charles Dickens
Louis Feinberg
American Israel
Avondale Synagog
Rockdale Avenue
Chanuccah
Eugene Mauch
Bowman Terrace
Marshal Wuerth
Doumer Accepts Loucheur's Post as French Finance Minister
Paris reports Paul Doumer, Corsican senator and Finance Committee head, accepts the finance minister post. He opposes inflation and favors selling the tobacco monopoly to raise cash, with American interests potentially paying 15 to 30 billion francs. Socialists vow quick congress to oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Doumer
Corsica
Senate
France
Briand
Doumer
Cartel Des Gauches
National Socialist Congress
N. Y
World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub, Co
River stage and boat movements at Cincinnati port
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.8 feet around 8 PM. Arrivals included the Kentucky from Louisville at 10:30 AM and the Tom Greene from Charleston at 6 PM. Departures included the General Wood to Pittsburgh at 7 AM and the Kentucky to Littleville at 5 PM.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
General Wood
Pittsburgh
Litteville
John W. Hubbard
Aliquippa
Jones- Laughlin Steel Company
W. Va
Easee Parkersburg
Pt. Pleasant
Es Va
Portsmouth
Ohio
Dam
Ky. Jucsnitiovi
the Peesuesed
Shawneetown
Paducah
Sereenee
Eeeee Cairo
Hitteeeeeeseneee Mveseeepanes Eneeee
Memphis
Tenn
Deets
ATER
Dlisiee Es Pesceed
Eeeee
Seere
Vicksburg
Mian
Orleans
Eeewenee
Franklin
Eneeeeneeeennene
Zanesville, O
Ichictios
Ivanhoe
Sete
Williamson
Pikeville
Tes
Beattyville
Frankfort
Terre Haute
Ind
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Florence
Ala
Johnsonville
Little Rock
Ark
Seers
Sanatorium Overcrowded Turns Away Afflicted
Sanatorium rooms filled to capacity forcing white patients from the negro ward to the General Hospital as no new buildings exist. Dr Bachmeyer cites money and space limits while Dr Norton and Dr Dunham call for expansion with new small buildings to separate patients by disease and race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Bachmeyer
Budget Commission
Vera Norton
Kennon. Dunham
Anna Drake
Norton
Philip Gath
Weather summary for Ohio and surrounding states
Mostly cloudy and colder with light snow flurries near Lake Erie expected Thursday in Ohio. Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia see mostly cloudy with colder Thursday night and fair Friday. Indiana mostly fair with minor cloudiness. A table lists current highs and lows plus precipitation for December 15 1926 across major stations including Chicago Boston Denver New Orleans Pittsburgh and others.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kan
City
Atlanticc
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N.orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
S.francisco
Nashville
Winnipeg
Louisville
San Diego
Marie
the Pas
Painter Robert Danner Found On Railroad Tracks Near Fernbank Dam
Robert Danner, a painter for the government dredge C B Harris stationed at Fernbank Dam, was found yesterday on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks behind 6591 Lower River road, apparently struck by a train. He lived at 7544 Forbes road and was known to cross the tracks at that point daily on his way to work.
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Robert Danner
C. B. Harris
Fernbank Dam
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lower River Road
Dantier
Forbes Road
Robbers Hit City Drug Store and Several Homes
Otto E. Kistner, owner of a drug store at 2105 Vine, was robbed of 210 dollars after being struck by a gunman and forced to open a safe. A clerk, Emil WalSenton, was guarded while two cash registers were opened. Burglars also entered multiple residences, stealing clothing, jewelry, and valuables totaling hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto E. Kistner
Vine Street
Kistner
Emil Walsenton
Charles A. Downing
Garfield Place
Harry Hite
Andrew Brennen
Hearne Avenue
Nellie Henderson
Fifth
Baymiller
Scottish Rite Special Meeting and Gibulum Lodge Session
A special meeting of the Scottish Rite Ohio Consistory is scheduled for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for work in the 29th degree. Also noted is a stated Gibulum Lodge of Freemasons meeting at 7:30 p.m. William J. Ho 33, Commander-in-Chief, George T. Wel Bee, PM, F. William Harte 33, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Gibulum
Freer
William J. HO
George T. Wel
Bee
F. WM. Harte
Memorial notices final dates for Campbell Froehlich Hecker Heister Marquart
Beaths Campbell Charles W Campbell brother of Sallie Campbell and Mrs Marc Morrison of Chicago. Naval services at Wiltsee's chapel Minneapolis December 1925. Interment Spring Grove Cemetery. Froehlich Charles husband of Elizabeth Froehlich 2800 Shaffer Avenue Westwood December 1925. Funeral from W Mack Johnson's funeral home December 19 at 2 30 p m. Hecker Ellen widow of Christ Hecker December 15 1925. Services from residence 2883 Erie Avenue December 17 2 30 p m. Heister Amelia wife of Henry A Heister December 16 1925. Funeral from residence Wentworth Avenue Clifton December 18 10 30 a m. Nurre Bros mortuary Elm Street funeral for Carolina Marquart December 18 1925 with requiem high mass at St Francis Church.
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Campbell
Charles W. Campbell
Sallie J. Campbell
Marc Morrison
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
Wiltsee’s Chapel
Ninth Street
Spring Grove
Froehlich Cob Charles
Elizabeth Froehlich
Shaffer Avenue
Westwood
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Hecker
Ellen
Christ Hecker
Erie Avenue
Heister
Amelia
Henry A. Heister
Wentworth Avenue
Clifton
Marquart
Carolina
Herman
Engelbert Marquart
Nurre Bros.” Mortuary
Elm Street
St. Francis Church
Cin Cremation Co Service Offerings and Contact
Sanitary aesthetic modern cremation options offered by Cin. The Busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors list three chapels at 1517 A Avenue with no charges stated. Central Brig. M. 3095 booklet promotes non sectarian services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin. Cremation Co
Central Brig. M
Busse & Borgmann Co
Olga Cook Weds in Chicago Secretly
Olga Cook, prima donna of The Student Prince, wed G. Keith Line, riding academy owner, in Chicago yesterday. She plans to quit the stage in three weeks and spend winter in Florida with her husband before settling here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Cook
Chicago
Associated Press
G. Keith Line
Florida
Monty Banks in Fox News At The Sky Theater
A screening of Monty Banks presented at the Sky Theater and Auditorium features a Pathe comedy with the caption Keep Smiling. The event catalog highlights a Smoking themed program alongside the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Monty Banks
Fox News
Sky Theater
Pathe
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Zorro
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Pony Express
Ricardo Cortez
Wallace Beery
Betty Compson
Ernest Torrence
Pmid Belasco
William Courtenay
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Norma Shearer
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Lord Jim
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Isang
Marion Davies
Conrad Nagel
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