Cincinnati Suffers First Heat Wave of the Season
Two deaths and many discomfort as a dragon of heat hit Cincinnati. Matthew Jackson and Frank McClintock collapsed or were overcome by the heat while at work and were taken to General Hospital for observation. Temperature rose to 93 by early afternoon and cooler weather predicted for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Matthew Jackson
Cutter Street
Court
Main Streets
General Hospital
Frank McClintock
Elm Streets
Albany Fiats
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Avondale
Mercury
Toledo Sees Heat Wave With Prostration Cases
Two heat prostration cases were reported as Toledo reached 92 degrees, the hottest weather so far this year. Minnie Lee, 42, a Negro, was hospitalized with a head injury from a fall. Emil Bergren, 45, fainted on the street and was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toledo
Minnie Lee
Emil Bergren
Heat Wave Hits Detroit with 92 Degree Reading
Detroit records the hottest day of the year with a 92 degree temperature at 4 pm. The reading approaches the all-time June 1 record of 94 degrees set in 189%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Central District Traffic Citations Plan Delayed
The plan to cite all traffic violators at the Central District Police Station was not enacted due to an oversight by Police Chief Copelan. He said he would issue an order to route citations to the First District and that violators would register there in the future. The Central Traffic Bureau proposal included a Traffic Superintendent position and a female Police Lieutenant and ten policewomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central District
City Hall
Charles E. Tudor
Copelan
Tudor
The
Commercial Tribune
Central Traffic Bureau
Wolsefer
Donahey Sets Defense Day for July Fourth
Columbus June 1 Governor Donahey of Ohio announces July 4 to be defense test day aligning with President Coolidge call. The move follows Maryland Governor Ritchie’s refusal and fuels speculation on other Democratic governors actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
Columbus
Ohio
Coolidge
Travernor F. Ritchie
Maryland
W Irving Glover Promoted To Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington June 1 W Irving Glover Third Assistant Postmaster General promoted to Second Assistant succeeding Paul Henderson who resigns to lead National Air Transport Chicago as general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Irving Glover
Washington
Paul Henderson
National Air Transport, Inc
Chicago
Government Square to Become Central Bus Terminal
City officials announced a central motor bus terminal will be set up on Government Square within weeks as an experiment. The plan, led by Safety Director Charles Tudor and City Solicitor Frank Bowman, requires bus lines to license, with interurban lines possibly building private terminals downtown. Grandella Bus Co. submitted an application as the square area would be restricted to bus use and free of private parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Square
Charles Tudor
Frank Bowman
Board of Control
Carrel
Charles Hornberger
Tudor
Copelan
Grandella Bus Company
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Fifth Street
Vine
Beached British Steamer Fenchurch Battles Fire Four Days
Beached off South Brooklyn the British freight steamer Fenchurch fought a fierce fire for four days after a hold blaze began Friday while 500 miles at sea. Fire units battled the flames as officers ordered the ship to be brought in under her own power with help from the Chesdale after SOS calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
South
Brooklyn
Fenchurch
Chesdale
Presbyterian Pastor McKinney to Retire After Decades of Service
The Rev. David McKinney of First Presbyterian Church plans to retire this fall after elev en years at the helm. A special congregational meeting on June 8 will consider his resignation. Born in Philadelphia, he studied for the ministry and served in Elgin before leading Plum Street Church and later First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McKinney
First Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
McKinney
Plum Street
Philadelphiia
Elgin
Ill
Cedarsville
Colege
Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Reformed Synod
Cincinnati Municipal Reform League
Bishop of Birmingham backs birth control stance
London June 1 The Bishop of Birmingham a high authority in the Church of England spoke at the Royal Institute of Public Health in Brighton urging birth control for public welfare. Canon Hicks of Brighton countered saying he disagrees with the Bishop and will uphold church teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News
London
Birmingham
Church of England
Brighton
Royal Institute of Public Health
F. C. Hicks
N. Y. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
States Tax Only Within Borders On Estate Transfers
The U S Supreme Court ruled that states may tax only personal property located within their borders when assessing transfer excise taxes on deceased individuals estates. Four Pennsylvania cases involving Henry C Frick noted an estate value around 145 million dollars, with parts of the estate in New York and Massachusetts. The decision affects Pennsylvania seeking tax on the entire estate before deductions for taxes paid elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburgh
New York
Massachusetts
Kansas
West Virginia
Birthday party marks 83rd birthday of Bishop Hartzell
The Rt. Rev. Joseph C. Hartzell, af rica Methodist Episcopal Bishop, was surprised at his Blue Ash home by his niece Miss Faith Hartzell Culver. Attending were area church leaders and families. Hartzell helped run twenty white and twenty black schools 1882 to 1896 and then led missions across Africa. Wife Mrs Jennie Culver Hartzell died years ago. five children born, two now living in Blue Ash and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Hartzell
Methodist Episcopal
Africa
Blue Ash
Faith Hartzell Culver
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Hartzell
Southern Education Society
Jennie Culver Hartzell
J. C. Hartzell
R. C. Hartzell
Seattle
Wash
Sharon to Get Assembly In Next Year
The sixty eighth General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church will meet next year in Sharon Pennsylvania after this afternoon's session in Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Topeka
Kan
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
Baby born with external heart dies after twelve hours
In Paterson New Jersey on June 1 physicians reported a unique birth where the heart was appended outside the body. The infant lived twelve hours before dying from a broken heart as arteries ruptured by distress left only a small chest hole connecting the heart to the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Paterson
N. J
Anton Kramal
Armored rum runners to challenge Coast Guard blockade
The New York Times will report that a New York bootlegging ring plans armored rum runners to smash the blockade. Vessels will have heavy armor and machine guns, be capable of about forty knots, and follow the model of the motor yacht Cigarette seized today for the third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
New York Times
Coast Guard
Times
Cigarette
Youth loses leg in freight train accident
William Smooth, 20, of Covington, was struck by a westbound freight train while attempting to board it near Sixth Street and Mt Hope Road in Riverside. His right leg was severed. he was taken to General Hospital by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smooth
Banklick Street
Covington
Sixth Street
Mt. Hope Road
Riverside
General Hospital
Deny Amundsen's Return From Polar Expedition
The Norwegian Aeronautic Association issued a denial regarding rumors that Captain Roald Amundsen had returned to Spitzbergen from his polar expedition. A message from the supply ship Hobby stated the situation remained unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Associated Press
Oslo
Norwegian Aeronautic Association Tonight
Roald Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Association
Hobby
Weeks Improves After Gall bladder Operation
Boston June 1 Secretary of War Weeks, after a restless 24 hours with a physician describing his condition as not entirely satisfactory, was more comfortable this evening following an operation for gallstones last week at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Walter S. Albertson Die at Avalon Apartments Manager
Walter S. Albertson of the Avalon Apartments on Dana Avenue died at his home yesterday. He managed the Randolph Oil Burner Company at 1107 Race Street and had recently moved from New York where relatives will bury him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Albertson
Avalon Apartments
Dana Avenue
Randolph
Race Street
New York
Obituary notices and funeral announcements list many local deaths
A long obituary column lists numerous individuals including Albert S. Beaths of Avaloner ments and Walter S., Leo H. Beck, Carolina A. Breitenbach, Clara O’Malee Wder, Rev. John H. Burke, John B. Chrotti, Nelson Bradley Cramer, Albert J. Jones, Theodore Konersman, Marie Kremer, Albert E., Ruth Wessling and others. Details include dates of death in late May and early June 1925, funeral arrangements, residences and interment locations such as New York City St. Mary’s Cemetery Broad way Sacred Heart Church Walnut Hills Overlook Covington and McMillan streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertsen
Walter S
Avalonerments
W. Mack Johnson
Fnner
McMillan Street
Upland Place
New York City
Beck
Leo H
Emma Beck
Kuchenbach
Breitenbach
Carolina A
Schilderink
L. W. Breitenbach
Mulberry Street
St. John’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
WDER
Clara O’malee
Ura Odell Browder
Inona Terrace
Madisonville
Burke
John H. Burke
Church of the Nativity
Pleasant Ridge
Chrotti
John B
Goodie Hospital
Needay
Sacred Heart Church
Broadway
Cramer
Nelson Bradley Cramer
Los Angeles
Cal
Church of the Advent
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Jones
Albert J
Lucille Brigel Jones
Flora and Hudson Avenues
Norwood
Subuénry
Bapon
McMillan
Konersman
Theodore
Catherine Konersman
Driscoll
Street
J. J. Rege
McMillan and Nene
Kremer
Marie
William B
Marcellus “ Wessling
Catherine Hais
East Twenty-sixth Street
Covington
Mondey
Jug 1
Weather summary for Ohio to Kentucky warm and fair
Generally fair and warm across Ohio and Kentucky with Tuesday and Wednesday partly cloudy and possible local thunder showers. Tennessee and West Virginia may stay mostly fair and warm. Indiana unsettled with possible thunder showers and cooler temperatures Tuesday. The report includes temperature readings and precipitation figures for major cities and a June 1 1925 table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
Boston
Norfolk
Denver
N. Orleans
Pheonix
Iveston
Sill
Tisburgh
Francisco
Louisville
Innipeg
Nashville
The
Shipping News and Incoming Vessels World Tour
Shipping items list steamers arriving and departing with ports and dates. Vessels include La Savoie Fort Victoria Santa Luisa Samaria Franconia Minnetonka and others arriving from Liverpool Lima etc. Times noted for departures and arrivals across Hamburg Cadiz Bermuda and Santos routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York World News Service
New Fork
Shipping News
Tneoming
Assyria
Glasgow
Saveneers Rd
Oslo
Vestris
Rio de Janeiro
Porto Rico
San Juan
Lituania
Danae
STE
Resolute
Hamburg
Martha Washington
Speiras
Montevideo
Cadiz
Luetzow
Bremen
Fort Victoria
Bérmuda
Barbenca
Santos
Arived
LaSavoie
Poe
Baltic
Liverpool
Minnetonka
Tre
Thilton
Santa Luisa
Valentin
Albert Ballin
Samaria
Franconia
Maravel
Trinidad
Baracoa
Savanilla
Three Chapels Serve at Freeman Avenue Funeral Homes
The Free The Busse Borgmann Co funeral directors offer nonsectarian services from 1617 Freeman Avenue. Meters Cremation Coz and Union Central Bidg are also mentioned in association with the funeral trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Central Bidg
Beckiet
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
First Regular Air Passenger Service Opens Cincinnati Dayton
The Johnson Airplane and Supply Company of Dayton inaugurated the first scheduled U S passenger air service between Cincinnati and Dayton. Six planes flew from Lunken Airport to Cincinnati in forty minutes against head winds, returning in twenty five minutes with a favorable wind. The $25 round trip includes a forty five minute schedule with three hour intervals and night flights by appointment. Mayors Carrel and Hale and Congressman Fitzgerald dedicated the field at Turkey Bottoms, touting aviation gains for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cincinnati
Dayton
Lunken
Turkey Bottoms
Cincinnati Field
Clyde Emerick
Frank B. Hale
Roy G. Fitzgerald
James R. Doty
Bernard Losh
Perry Hutton
E. A. Johnson
Maurice Hutton
William Mayfield
Nowspaper
Hugh Watson
John P. Riddle
Jimmy James
Paul Davis
Johnson Airplane and Supply Company
Carrel
Hale
Fitzgerald
Queen City
Wife of Army Officer Found Sane by Jury
New York June 1 A jury declared Mrs Fay Schein Roberts sane after three months in Manhattan State Hospital amid a tangled romance with Lt Heyward Bradford Roberts A S A son dating to Pilgrim era. He sought annulment claiming she was insane at marriage and she testified of an attended party and a drunken night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Heyward Bradford Roberts
Fay Schein Roberts
Supreme Court
Manhattan State Hospital
Senator Lodge
Roberts
Governor’s Island
Republicans to honor Senator Fess at Bettman reception
Gilbert Bettman will host a Thursday afternoon reception at 14 Elmhurst Place to honor Senator Simeon D. Fess and his wife with Hamilton County Republicans invited. Fess is slated to speak at the Y M C A Law School commencement Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bettman
Simeon D. Fess
Births listed for families in Cincinnati area notices
A long list of birth announcements with multiple surnames and addresses across Cincinnati and nearby areas. Entries include Armentraut Carney Nellie girl. Harold and Alice at West Earth Street girl. HIl ses and Anna Feemster Street girl. Roser and Cynthia Albion. Clarence and Peers Cutter Street. Deer West Car and Mary Madh Road girl. Fink Beiner William and Mildred Sta girl. Hennerson William and Myrtle tern Avenue es sad Beatrice Vine Street. Jester Joseph and Lillian Baum Street. Joseph and Grace Chandler bey. Luerge Frederick and Mary North Main Street Dayton Ohio girl. Moore George and Cora Strafer Street be. Mulford James and apete Slane Avenue Norwood. Mont Temeerck and Kathryn Boseley Newback girl. K George and Agnes Tower at St Bernard girl. Pudro Anthony and Lina Reading Road boy. Prather Abe and Okey West Court Street y. Snyder Sox and Stella Lawn Avenue boy. Sto ee Viola East McMicken Avenue TEMMEN Covington Ky boy. Weber Charles and Marie Burns Avenue Pacah 4 woops five a Co Colerain Avenue boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armentraut
Carney
Nellie
Rene
Harold
Alice
West Enrth Street
Hilses
Anna
Feemster Street
Clapham
Roser
Cynthia
Albion Outppon
Clarence
Peers
Cutter Street
Deer West
Car
Mary
Madhoad
Fink Beiner
William and
Mildred
Hen Nberson
William
Myrtle
Tern Avenue
Beatrice
Vine
Joseph
Lillian
Baumstr Rass
Grace
Chandler
Bey
Luerge
Frederick and
North Main Street
Dayton
Moore
George
Cora
Strafer St
Mulford- James
Slane Avenue
Norwood
Mont Temeerck
Kathryn
Boseley
K—George
Agnes
St. Bernard
Orleman
Lizetta
Fanner
Mayhew
Pidro
Anthony
Lina
Reading Road
Prather
Abe and
Okey
West Court Street
Snyder
Sox
Stella
Lawn Avenue
Sto Ee
Viola
McMicken Avenue
Freak and Grace
Seventeenth
Covington Ky
Weber
Charles and Marie
Burns Avenue
Pacah
Colerain Avenue
Names and addresses listed in city directory fragment
A fragmentary list shows numerous personal names and multiple street and city addresses including Sturgis av, Andrews av, Goodman st, Windham av, Norwood, Cleve, and Mount Vernon. The text reads as a directory snippet with many individuals such as John J. Schoenman Louise Loeser Doretta A. Warnking Martha L. Kuechler Florence Sullivan Ruth Scobie Florence Kessel Ida Meimann and others paired with varied residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esidencé
John J. Schoenman
Sturgis
Louise Loeser
Doretta A. Warnking
Martha L. Kuechler
Plorence C. Sullivan
Ruth A. Scobie
Florence Kessel
Ida S. Meimann
Dora Dunsker
Lula M. Bowens
Clifford Rindflei
Clarine E. Fry
Anna Brokate
Robert L. White
Henation
John G. Ssee
Stuart D. Kerr
Bruce O. Gaines
Wilbur M. Elliott
William Mackay
Jack J. Hornstein
Louis J. Thompson
Lonzo Grady
Joe Fegelman
Joh DeVaukh
Edward Barksdale
Rris
Norma Chwetie Alma Jones
Geo. J. Kuehle, Jr
Elihu Geer
Helen D. Fred Hollmann
Weldon A. Spits
Florence Wendythe M. Kirgan
Cherian Monivit
Evanstin
Elie de Matvion
Vaughn M. Heck
Helen C. Hamiilt
Lucien Guitry Death Shocks Paris Theatre World
Paris notices the death of Lucien Guitry veteran French actor former manager of Theater de la Renaissance born 1860 in Paris debuted 1878 in La femme de quatre etat he spent years in St Petersburg where his son Sacha Guitry was born 1885 he starred in Rostand's Chantecler and was divorced from Jeanne Duclos three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Lucién Guitry
Theater de la Renaissance
Lucien Guitry
St. Petersburg
Sacha Guitry
Guitry
Edmund Rostand
Mile
Jeanne Duclos
Mrs L W Breitenbach Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs. Carolina A Breitenbach wife of Louis W Breitenbach vice president of the Breitenbach Linotyping Co died at her home 28 Mulberry Street from pneumonia after a two week illness Survived by husband five sons Louis H Herman J George J Edward J and Joseph G Breitenbach and two daughters Mrs Parl Hoffman and Eleanor Breitenbach Funeral at St Johns Church Wednesday at 8 am a solemn requiem high mass with burial in St Marys Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina A. Breitenbach
Louis W. Breitenbach
Breitenbach Linotyping Company
East Eighth Street
Mulberry Street
Louis H
Herman J
George J
Edward J
Joseph G. Breitenbach
Parl Hoffman
Eleanor Breitenbach
Funeral Thursday for the Rev J H Burke at Church of the Nativity
Funeral services for the Rev John H Burke will be held Thursday at 10 am in the Church of the Nativity Pleasant Ridge. The sermon will be delivered by Monsignor Buckley rector of St R El's Springfield. Burial follows in the family plot at Lebanon with several priests and church dignitaries officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Burke
Church of the Nativity
Pleasant Ridge
Lebanon
Mgr. Buckley
Él’s
Springfield
Louis J. Nau
Cincinnati
Owski
Albers
Open summer camp plans outlined at Flat Scott Camp
The Flat Scott Camp Association meeting at the Elks Temple discussed opening the resort on June 22 with a new 75 foot square pool to welcome up to 1,000 boys. Ryan, club president, presided as plans were set for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Scott Camp Association
En Baltimore
Elks Temple
Ryan
Nere
Sylvia Ewan
Ewann School
Memorie Horace Mann Mothers and Pines Club
Une
Cincinnati
Chester Park
Urban Wehr
Parochél Schools
William Schmitt
Francie A. Scheffer
Matthew P. O’brien
Igneed
J. Fit
Ney
William
Cancini
FE Bell
Ion Service
Edward Russe
Harry Gilligan
Wolf
Opicion
Luther Wood
Jon
Wotldale
Columbia Coll
University of Cincinnati
Colum University
Ork
Women’s City Club
Coney Island
St.an
River traffic updates from Cincinnati show late evening departures
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.6 feet last night. The Greenwood from Charleston arrived at 6 o clock. The Cincinnati left for Louisville at 5 o'clock and the Andes for Madison Indiana also departed at 5. The Queen City is expected to arrive from Louisville at 7 to depart for Louisville at 5. Betsy is scheduled to leave for Pittsburgh at 5 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Atinnare
Greenwood
Charleston
Louisville
Andes
Madison
Ind
Loule
Pittsburgh
Aea
Parkershore
Vanr
Pleasant
Dam
Orree
Ohie
Dam Ne
Uis E. Eeeenetes
Evansville
Sae
Icksbure
Aarrows
Vea
Feesanawha Falls
Eee Fort, Ky
Tenenetee Eee
Trancega
Tenn
Anton Ohnsenvil
Aven Lewa
Mahe
Y. Me
Beene
Little Rock
Ark
Lyer
Ling—River
Greene Line Steamer Leaves for Multiple Ports
The Greene Line steamer departs Tuesday June 2 at 5 p.m. from the Greene Line wharfboat for Ports mouth Brenton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Pomeroy and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1467.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Brenton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Telephone
Robbers Take $6000 From Michigan Refining Executives
Six armed men ambushed Henry Gartner and Clarence Lehr in Detroit as they drove to a downtown bank. The Michigan Refining Company president and treasurer were robbed of $6000 in checks and cash after being separated from their car, which the robbers then drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Henry Gartner
Clarence Lehr
Michigan Refining Company
Gattner
Lehr
Governor Smith in Bed Treating Sore Throat
New York June 1 Governor Alfred E. Smith was confined to bed in the Hotel Biltmore here today with a sore throat that developed after an address last night. The illness is not expected to be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Alfred E. Smith
Biltmore
Debts of American Wife Repudiated by Beecham
London dispatch reports serious rifts between conductor Sir Thomas Beecham and his wife, daughter of Dr. Stuart Welles of New York. Advertisements state he will not be responsible for any debts she contracts and she is not authorized to pledge his credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderson
New York World News Service
London
Sir Thomas Beecham
Stuart Welles
New York
Thomas
Lady Beecham
World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
Beecham Succeeds Baronetcy After Fathers Death
Sir Thomas Beecham inherited the baronetcy from his father Sir Joseph Beecham pill maker. He wed Miss Utica Welles in 1993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Sir Thomas Beecham
Joseph Beecham
Utica Welles
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Frank Miklosl
Souare
Commercial Square
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Ewe
S.S. Marie
Kansas C
Omaha
Rein
Westher
S.W
Steamship News
Senator Fess
New Castle
Ryan Jav
Carthage
Goodman St
Andrews
Andrews Av
Ran Run Road
Ludlow
Weta Cleveland
Pullen Av
Rrae
Yoming
Mt. Vernon
Windham
Hs Smith St
Smith St
Sie Mich
Ilson
J. H. Burke
Timothy Deasy
Joseph Michael
Joseph Vaster
Shine
Jansen
McDevitt
Pichter
Ump
Lewe
Governor Smith
Beecham
BUY Direct
Finest Wiltons
Royal Wiltons
Axminsters
the. Robert J. Bonser CO. Wholesale Carpet and Rug House
Pearl
Dixie Terminal
Fayed
Dance Palace
Lakeside Inn
Emil Jannings
Capitol
Richard Barthelmess Besse
the Talker
Lewis Stone
Anna Q. Nilsson
Mary Philbin “Rose of
Stuart Walker Company
Orpheum
Adolphe Menjeu
Pathe Review
Eddie Lyons
Moonlite Dance Garden
Thavia
Helcyon
Tad Tieman
Dansant
McClure
Cartier and
Zanou
B. F. Keith
Thunderbolt of Thrills
Dan Fitch
Minstrels
Jack Mulhall
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