Ford Industries Book Describes Ford Industries
The Ford Motor Company publishes a 160 page pictorial book titled The Ford Industries detailing the breadth of Ford activities including cars, aircraft, steel, metals, glass, coal, paper, railroads, and steamship lines. Distribution is through Cincinnati Ford distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Enterprises
Ford Motor Company
Cincinnati
Ford Products
Ford Industries
Highland Park
Detroit
Assembly
Van Sweringen brothers Rail way Terminal story preview
The Sun day Magazine in the Commercial Tribune next Sunday presents the Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland. It traces humble beginnings and real estate ventures, rapid transit success, and the wagered expansion through Nickel Plate, C and O, Pere Marquette and Erie lines. It highlights impact on Cincinnati and other cities through a series on great railway terminals.
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The
Commercial Tribune
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Nickle Plate
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pere Marquette
Erie
Cincinnati
van Sweringen
Kansas presents wheat bag to Coolidge in Washington
President Coolidge received a bag of wheat from Kansas representatives. Colonel Robert H. Allen was named Chief of Infantry, effective March 27. Naval officers opposed unification of army and navy air services before the House Military Committee.
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President Coolidge
State of
Kansas
Robert H. Allen
Army
Navy Air Services
House Military Committee
Ford's Global Empire Expands to Secure Auto Supply
The largest automobile factory, one link in a worldwide chain employing 170000, now controls coal and iron mines, timber lands, shipyards, blast furnaces, glass works, and plants for artificial leather, copper wire, bearings, batteries, radiators, and more. By eliminating waste and by‑products, Ford builds a vast internal industry and converts scrap into chemicals, power, cement, and paper. The work includes 350 photos and a Henry Ford biography.
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Henry Ford
Sees No Room For Boss Under Manager Plan
Dr Jessie Hermann Avondale Presbyterian Church pastor told a Central Y M C A forum crowd that a city manager plan with proportional representation could curb boss rule in Cincinnati. He praised evolving political leadership and urged public support for the plan ahead of his next talk on the Egyptian nationalist movement.
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Cincinnati
Jessie Hermann
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Central Y.M. C. A
Hermann
The
Nile
Birds at Woman's Exposition Exhibit March 18 25
An exhibit of singing and bright feathered birds will be staged at the Woman's World Home Beautiful Exposition in Music Hall March 18 to 25. Miss Sylvia Ewan chairs the Exposition Committee of the Business Women's Club. The display includes canaries mocking birds cockatoos parrots and varieties imported from England. A dealer in birds will transplant a forest background, with a landscape gardener installing a garden spot brass plots evergreens flowers and park benches for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Sylvia Ewan
Business Women’s Club
England
J In Birds
Judge Peck to Speak on The United States and the World Court
At the chamber luncheon Tuesday after noon Judge John Weld Peck will discuss U S participation in the World Court under Harding Hughes terms The Cincinnati World Court Committee collaborates with the Forum Committee Frederick C Hicks UC President is honorary chairman
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Chamber of Commerce
John Weld Peck
United States
World Court
Peck
Harding-Hughes
Cincinnati World Court Committee
Frederick C. Hicks
University of Cincinnati
Insurance Company Elects Officers at 35th Annual Meeting
The Retail Druggists Mutual Fire Insurance Company held its thirty fifth annual meeting and elected Philip Lehr of Cleveland as President John C. Firmin of Toledo as Vice President C L McIntire of Cincinnati as Secretary and Robert Greenland of Cincinnati as Treasurer Directors elected include Thomas W Hogan of Lafayette Indiana Charles A Niebergall of Fort Wayne Indiana and Mr McIntire.
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Druggists' Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Philip Lehr
Cleveland
John C. Firmin
Toledo
C. L. McIntire
Cincinnati
Robert Greenland
Thomas W. Hogan
Lafayette
Ind
Charles A. Niebergall
Ft. Wayne
Mr. McIntire
Coaster's Leg Broken In Lane Accident
Miss Mabel Vanscoy aged 16 of 2327 Fowler avenue fractured her left leg while coasting on Kemper lane last night. She was transported to General Hospital for treatment.
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Coaster
Mabel Vanscoy
Fowler Avenue
Kemper Lane
General Hospital
Senate Tax and Postal Bill Sees Cost Caps Tightened
Senate action on the postal pay and rate increase bill stalls after amendments. A rider limits campaign expenditures to 2500 for House candidates and 10000 for Senate, with detailed reports from political committees. House expected to reject the measure if passed, due to rate increases. Moses cites $50 million extra revenue and $68 million in annual salary hikes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Dem
Mass
Coolidge
Chamber
House
Moses
Walska Again Fails to Score in Madame Butterfly
In Nice Ganna Walska, billed as Mme Harold McCormick, flopped in Madame Butterfly amid nervous delivery and weak voice critics ridiculing her as the famous singer. The audience stayed civil as reviews mocked the performance while her plans to tour Spain, Holland, and Austria were announced.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Nice
Ganna Walska
Harold McCormick
Ann Navarre
Mme. Walska
Butterfly
Nicols
McCormick
Spain
Holland
Austria
N. Y
World News
World
Press Pub. Co
Rail links and Big Sandy plans boost Ashland Kentucky future
A lengthy analysis notes C and O activity across Ashland to Ironton with northern routes, coal yards at Russell Kentucky, and diversion of freight from Cincinnati through Columbus. It highlights Big Sandy division prospects, Clinchfield and Louisville lines, and potential for expanded traffic and tourism as railways reshape regional gateways and growth.
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Ironton
C. & O. Northern
Ashland
Russell
Cincinnati
Columbus
Big Sandy
Chesapeake & Ohio
Kentucky
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railroad
Clinchfield
America
Obituary: N Ashley Lloyd 73 Banker of Lloyd Bros
Last rites were held for N Ashley Lloyd 73 senior partner at Lloyd Bros manufacturing pharmacists former treasurer of the Cincinnati Baseball Club and the New York Giants. He died at his home from pneumonia and was buried in Spring Grove Cemetery after services at 17 Elmhurst Place. Noted donors and baseball figures sent condolences as pallbearers carried the coffin.
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N. Ashley Lloyd
Lloyd Bros
Cincinnati Baseball Club
New York Giants
Elmhurst Place
George A. Thayer
First Congregational Unitarian Church
Carroll Lewis
Lloyd
Lewis
Children’s Home
Ben Mulford
Charles J. Ziegler
John K. Scudder
Shelley Rouse
Hunter Tead
James Miller
Edward Hoffman
Harry F. Woods
Spring Grove Cemetery
Barber Shop Quartet Delights Senate With Old Time Songs
In Columbus the Senate chamber heard barber shop harmonies during brief McKinley Day exercises. Senators Day Collister and Bender of Cleveland joined George A. Lauby along with R A Powell of Wood County and Homer A. Ramey of Toledo, singing old favorites before adjourning.
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Columbus
Senate
Senators Day, Collister and Bender
Cleveland
George A. Lauby
R. A. Powell
Wood County
Homer A. Ramey
Toledo
Irondale business district destroyed by major fire
Steubenville reports a fire consuming the entire Irondale business section tonight. Estimated loss ranges from 100 000 to 150 000 with origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Irondale
Italian Bank in Denver Closed After Run
The Italian-American Bank in Denver closed today with liabilities totaling 707792.17 dollars. State Bank Examiner took charge after a run began about three weeks ago, led by Prospero Frazzini as president and S Nigro as cashier amid anxious depositors from the Italian community.
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Denver
Col
Prospero Frazzini
S. Nigro
Nigro
North Fairmount residents plan shelter at school yard
The Park Board learned plans from North Fairmount residents to build a shelter house for the adjacent playground at Fairmount Public School at their own expense if approved. Theodore Anders heads the committee with five men handling brickwork while carpenters assist. The board indicated it would approve the plan.
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Fairmount
North Fairmount
Park Board
Theodore Anders
Operetta The Wild Rose Presented by Girls Club
The two act Herbert operetta The Wild Rose will be shown at the Odeon this evening at 8 15 by the Girls Club of the First Lutheran Church Race Street near Twelfth Street Proceeds aid furnishing a room for the Orphans Home under construction in Springfield Ohio Miss Marie Peaslee stars in the leading role.
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Odeon
Girls’ Club
First Lutheran Church
Race Street
Twelfth Street
Orphans’ Home
Springfield
Girls’ Organization
Marie Peaslee
Louisville man charged with embezzlement and false pretenses
W E Carpenter manager of the Cincinnati Finance Company swore to warrants charging Brandon E Murphy formerly of Louisville Ky and a salesman for the firm with embezzlement false pretenses and selling mortgaged property. The total amounts named amount to 702 dollars.
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W. E. Carpenter
Cincinnati Finance Company
Schmidt
Anti cigarette bill killed in Ohio House committee
Columbus January 29. The House Judiciary Committee voted 8 to 5 to indefinitely postpone the anti cigarette bill. Thomas L. Tallentire of Cincinnati voted with the majority to kill the bill.
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Columbus
Jan
House Judiciary Committee
Thomas L. Tallentire
Cincinnati
Laxative BromO Quinine Tablets Advertised Cure
An old ad claims Bromo Quinine tablets relieve headaches by curing the cold. The package shows the name E. W. Grove and the price 30c. Ad highlights a safe proven remedy for colds and headaches.
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E. W. Grove
John W Wolfe Attorney Dies After Long Illness
John W Wolfe 73 died at his Avondale home after a four week illness. A Ohio Wesleyan 1877 graduate and Cincinnati Law School 1880 alumnus, he practiced law here since then. Survived by wife Sallie Cox Wolfe and daughter Marguerite Backman. Funeral at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel tomorrow at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wolfe
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Wolfe
Ohio Wesleyan University
Cincinnati Law School
Cincinnati Lawyers’ Club
Cincinnati Bar Association
American Bar Association
Merchantile Library
Dance and Card Party Precedes Ohio Food Show
Grocers and food distributors plan a Dance and Card Party at the Alms next Monday evening to celebrate advance Food Show arrangements. The Ohio Food Show runs February 9 to 14 at Music Hall under the Cincinnati Retail Grocers Association. Committee chair John Ritter leads a team including Walter Butler Joseph Wallace and Edward Butterer. The event features Schuster Martins pupils and games with prizes for top scores.
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Ohio
Music Hall
Cincinnati Retail Grocers’ Association
Robert H. Sunderman
Grocers’ Association
John Ritter
Walter Butler
Joseph Wallace
Edward Butterer
Schuster-Martin School
Body Identified as Skipper Capt Myron Crozier 108
New York dispatch reports police identified a man found in Battery Park as Captain Myron Crozier, 108, skipper of the barge Empire. Born March 21 1817 in Honesdale Pa, he left two wives, fifteen children, and eighty five grandchildren.
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Associated Press
New York
Battery Park
Myron Crozier
Empire
Honesdale
Bakery Sale Benefits Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association
Mrs. Robert McEvilley and Mrs. John N Manley host a bake sale today noon and all day tomorrow on Fifth Street at Gibson to raise funds for the Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association building. Proceeds support the association’s project.
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Robert McEvilley
John N. Manley
Fifth Street
Gibson
Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association Building Fund
Home
At Temple
Missing youths and woman prompt police search
Police seek Frank Erdody aged 17 of 2169 John street and Edward Hamel aged 16 of 612 West McMicken avenue who disappeared after being seen together. Carrie Conners aged 49 of 729 David street is also missing from her home per police report.
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Frank Erdody
John Street
Edward Hamel
West McMicken Avenue
Carrie Conners
David Street
Births in the city listed for Daniels Flohr Hill and Salzer
Birth notices for Daniels Carl Alma Flohr Elmer May Hill Roland Ruth Salzer Harry Rose Sandman Clarence Irene Foley Road list the parents and addresses on Summit Ringgold Southside Boal and Foley Road with i as end marker.
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Daniels
Carl
Alma
Summit Avenue
Flohr
Elmer
May
Ringgold Hill
Roland
Ruth
Southside Avenue
Salzer
Harry
Rose
Boal Street
Sandman
Clarence
Irene
Foley Road
Mrs Julia Anderson Dies at 81 in Cincinnati
Mrs Julia Anderson widow of Captain William P. Anderson dies of heart disease at home 2433 Grandin road aged 81 after a two day illness. A charitable church worker she is survived by four sons William Jr Worthington Larz Francis and one daughter Mrs Henry Peckham. Funeral at 2 30 Saturday at home burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Julia Anderson
William P. Anderson
Cincinnati
Grandin Road
Anderson
Carl Hiller
Steamship arrivals and departures of January 29 30
Shipping news lists incoming steamers none for January 30 and outgoing ships including London Hall Munargo Nickerie Cibao San Bruno and others. Arrivals as of January 29 include Sixada Fort St George Uraguaya and Munargo with various origin ports and dates.
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New York World News Service
New York
London Hall
Port Said
Laconia
Athens
Cibao
Santiago
M. Munargo
Nassau
Nickerie
Port Au Price
San Bruno
Port Limon
Sixada
Colon
Fort St. George
Bermuda
Uraguaya
Munargo
Antilla
Albanian King Bid Rejected by English Aristocrats
Baron Headley said Albania’s demand for a king would cost too much for Britain’s titled Moslem. He and Sir Charles Hamilton refused the throne, citing danger and personal cost. Headley would accept 10 000 pounds a year plus 100 000 pounds for family if murdered.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Albania
Baron Headley
Lord Headley
Sir Charles Hamilton
Charles
England
N. Y
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Moors Burn Bandit Town at Tazerut Raid
Tangier dispatch reports Rift tribesmen burning the town of Tazerut in Morocco where the bandit Raisuli had been living. Raisuli's son and nephew were wounded in the assault.
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Tangier
Morocco
Tazerut
Raisuli
Weather Summary of Ohio and Nearby States for Friday and Saturday
Fair conditions prevail in Ohio on Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia expect fair and warmer days. Indiana mainly fair with slight temperature shifts. The table lists temperatures across many cities and precipitation, noting below zero readings in some entries and a January 29 1925 record ending 7 p.m. Ninetieth meridian time.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kan
Atl
City
Omaha
Birming
Denver
N. Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Pittsburgh
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipeg
Sis
Isisiess
N.E
S.W
Averney
al Spokane
le Francisco
River traffic and ice delay Cincinnati steamer operations
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 15.5 feet at 6 p.m. as ice flows threaten arrivals and departures. The John W. Hubbard and Kentucky moved between Louisville and Cincinnati, while the Tom Greene faces ice delays and may not run through the ice. The Greene Line plans no steamers for the week. Island Queen to be back by noon. Cincinnati boat moved to Main Street wharfboat.
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Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
Kentucky
Greene Line Packet Company
Ohio
Main Street
Moen
Chicago
National Canner’s
J. T. Hatfield
J. T. Hatfield Coal Company
Kanawha
Louisville Coal Company
Coney Island Company
Louisville and
Cincinnati Packet Company
Auto strike injures Newton Jones in city incident
Newton Jones a 60 year old man at 1929 Fairfax avenue was cut and bruised when struck by a car driven by Joseph Siegel 2912 Markbreit avenue near Wood burn avenue and Lincoln avenue last night. Siegel drove him to a physician’s office and police say the accident was unavoidable.
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Newton Jones
Fairfax Avenue
Joseph Siegel
Markbreit Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Siegel
Marriage Licenses List Names and Residences
The notice lists individuals obtaining marriage licenses with their residences. Names include Wills Watkins 832 W Fourth St Adline Calhoun 764 W Fourth St Edward Pockros 488 Betts St Frieda Richter 864 Hutchins Ave Ivan S C Johnson Red Wing Minn Beatrice J Shepley 5021 Wining Way Harry Orfaby 1316 Central Ave Mollie Engel 8975 Dixon St Herman Turpin 807 George St Daisy Whitehead 821 W Sixth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Watkins
Fourth St
Adline Calhoun
Edward Pockros
Betts St
Frieda Richter
Hutchins
Ivan S. C. Johnson
Red Wing
Charles L. Taylor Dies in Piqua Heart Disease
Charles L. Taylor 22 a lumber estimator formerly of Hart well died suddenly of heart disease at Piqua Ohio. A message to his mother Mrs Nellie Wood Taylor of Wiswell avenue Hartwell says he was employed by a Piqua lumber firm whose President is his grandfather Co L Wood. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at Piqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles IL. Taylor
Charles L. Taylor
Hartwell
Piqua
Nellie Wood Taylor
Wiswell Avenue
Taylor
Piqua Lumber Company
Co. L. Wood
Ex Governor Bourn Dies at 93 in Bristol Rhode Island
Former Rhode Island Governor Augustus O. Bourn dies at his home in Bristol at 93. He served as governor from 1883 to 1885 and later was appointed Consul General at Rome in 1889. His death marks the end of a long public career in state and federal service.
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Bourn
Bristol
R. I
O. Bourn
Rhode Island
Rome
Miss Lorimer to Speak at Nurses Group Tea Meeting
Miss V Lotta Lorimer director of the State Department of Nursing will address the Visiting Nurses Association at a tea this afternoon at 3 30 at the Linton She formerly led the Lake Division Red Cross nursing service during the war Reports of standing committees will be presented Those named to serve on the board are Mrs Chalmers Hadley Mrs John W Atkins Mrs Stanley W Merrell Mrs Paul Essel born and Mrs Roger Morris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Lotta Lorimer
State Department of Nursing
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Linton
Miss Lorimer
Lake Division
Red Cross
Chalmers Hadley
John W. Atkins
Stanley W. Merrell
Paul Esselborn
Roger Morris
Obituary notices list several Cincinnati area deaths in late January 1925
Deaths include Julia Worthington Anderson at 2433 Grandin Road East Walnut Hills and George F Eaton Sr at 222 Garrard Street with services noted. Louis Kre y enhagen 72 at 2200 Lawn Avenue Norwood and Benjamin Levine 63 with service at 566 Maple Avenue are listed. Other notices cover Nannie Williams Parsons, Charles L Taylor in Piqua, John W Wolfe of Avondale, and interments in Highland Cemetery and Washington, D.C. observances.
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Oesae A
W. Roos
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Washington, D. C
Kreyenhagen
Louis
Augusta Kreyenhagen
Lawn Avenue
Norwood
Levine
Benjamin
Maple Avenue
Parsons
Nannie Williams Parsons
Walter M. Parsons
Wiltsee's Chapel
West Ninth Street
Washington Celestine Taylor
Charles L
Nellie Wood Taylor
George H. Taylor
Piqua
Caldwell Street
O Wolfe
John W. Wolfe
Sallie Cox Wolfe
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Springee Cemetery
Funeral Directors Adopts Non sectarian Three Chapels
Seetteer on Modern Tremation 519 cents Union Central Bidg M 3095 remation ion Central Bide busse Borgmann Co Funeral Directors 1517 Freeman Avenue three chapels non sectarian no charges
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Seetteer
Union Central
Ion Central
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
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Divas
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Lexington
Huntington
Wuntington
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Spring Grove
Senate Chamber
Irondale, O
New York Park Beach
W. P. Hapgood
Indianapolis
Woman's City Club
Norman Hapgood
Mr. Hapgood
Hanselmann Commandery Hall
Steamship News
Kansas City
Marshall
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
Starr-Made Pianos
Player Pianos
Starr Phonographs
Ronald Colman
THIEF
Aileen Pringle
Doris Kenyon
Capitol
Ling—River
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Lower Auge
Wheeling
Peesteees
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Parkersburg
W. Va
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Ivanhoe
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Narrows
K'naw'a Falls
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Ala
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Cairo
Til
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Sone
Alling
Cecil B. DeMille
Rod la Rocque
Vera Reynolds
Theodore Kosloff
Lillian Rich
Wallace Beery
Pauline Starke
Raymond Hatton
William Collier, Jr
Eugene O’brien
Mae Busch
Ben Alexander
Sal
Theodore Eho
Betty Compson
Wm. DeMille
George O’brien
Dorothy Mackail
Man Who
Bebe Daniels
Miss Bluebeard
Raymond Griffith
Robert Frazer
Kenneth McKenna
Tom MIX
Tony
Florence Boardm
Silent Scouser
Peter the Great
Grand A Oe Ee Satur
Glenn Hunter
Merton
Laubert
CANAL
Choice Orchestra
Arthur Hammerstein
Myrtle Schaaf
Richard
Skeets Gallagher
Greenwich Village
Philadelphia
Cox
Stuart Walker
Arizona
Marion Wilkins
Lido Orchestra
Robert Heft
Wilson Bros
Shirley Mason
B. F. Keith
Henry Santeny
Rand Harry
Anna Seymour
Jay C
Ant Conlin
Leah Billy
Farrell Co
Ditmer
Pierrottys
Mollie Williams
Princess Doveer
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Marion Davies
Pathe News
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