Indiana Judge Defeated in Dry League Backed Nomination Loss
Indiana Supreme Court Justice Benjamin M. Willoughby lost renomination to the Republican state convention amid anti saloon league opposition over liquor rulings. Vincennes Circuit Judge Thomas B Coulter was named to replace him on the November ballot. The convention also renominated Judge Charles R Remy of Indianapolis for Appellate Court and approved the full state ticket led by Secretary Otto Fifield and others. Arthur Hyde delivered the keynote endorsing Hoover administration actions to avert industrial panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Benjamin M. Willoughby
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Supreme Court
Willoughby
Vincennes
Thomas B. Colllter
Coolidge
Charles R. Remy
George W. Coffin
Alexander G
Supreme Cour
Willard B. Gemmill
Marion
Solon A. Enloe
Danville
Willis C. McMahan
Crown-Point
Alonzo Nichols
Winchester
Harry Nichols
Madison
Roy P. Wisehart
Union City
Drowning and Rescue Near Walnut Street Spill
A mother cried for help as a sink hole swept a child into the river. Shannon risked danger to locate and revive the drowned victim but lacked proper gear. Separately, an unidentified man drowned after 10 pm with William Watson as witness. Life-Saving Squad dragged the river but recovered no body by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Walnut Street
William Watson
Armory Avenue
Watson
Five Chosen by Pope to Be Named Cardinals
Vatican announces five prelates named by Pope Pius to fill vacancies in the Sacred College of Cardinals. One Western Hemisphere representative is Mgr Silveira Cintra of Rio de Janeiro. Italians dominate the slate with Mgr Marchetti Selvaggiani Mgr Giulio Serafini and Mgr Raffaello Carlos Rossi among those appointed. France gains Bishop Ltenart of Lille to replace Cardinal Lucan of Rheims.
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Vatican
City
Osservatore Romano
Pope Pius
Sacred College of Cardinals
Western Hemisphere
Mgr
Silveira Cintra
Rio Janeiro
Curia
Rome
Marchetti Selvaggiani
Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Telephone company ordered to refund rate excess
The Marion County Telephone Company and its successor Ohio Associated Telephone Company were ordered by the State Utilities Commission to refund 162000 to subscribers for excesses paid under an advance rate schedule in Marion. The refund covers 112000 collected 1925 1928 and 50000 since 1928. A revised lower rate schedule must be placed into effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marion County Telephone Company
Ohio Associated Telephone Company
State Utilities Commission
Marion
Commission
JAIL SENTENCE REVOKED IN OBSCENE BOOK SALE
Cambridge Mass June 5 At the urgent request of District Attorney Robert T Bushnell the one month sentence imposed at conviction on James A De lacey proprietor of the Dunster House Bookshop was revoked by Judge James H Sisk today. Bushnell again flayed the Watch and Ward Society for procuring the sale of a book considered corruptive of the morals of youth. A fine of 500 dollars was permitted to stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Robert T. Bushnell
James A.delacey
Dunster House
James H. Sisk
Bushnell
Watch and Ward Society
Cox criticizes prohibition and state policy in Ohio speech
The article reports Governor Cox decrying the Anti-Saloon League as a political organ driven by job-seeking motives and calling for its abandonment. He questions penitentiary fire reforms, notes political upsets in the Democratic ticket, and mentions potential candidates for attorney general and the Senate, including Durbin and Bulkley, with several filings and announcements across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Anti-Saloon League
London Farm
Francis Poulson
Cleveland
Henry G. Brunner
Samuel Bergert
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Hubbell
Supreme Court
Hubbell
Successor to Mrs Clark Will Be Chosen Soon
Columbus Ohio June 56 A successor to Mrs Hugh T Clark Republican National Committee woman who died here yesterday will be named soon Leaders indicated The State Central Committee may meet before fall campaign to decide the choice The National Committee will make the actual appointment Mrs Levan considered as a possible successor to Mrs Clark who served as National Committeewoman from Ohio before 1928
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Clark
Columbus
Hugh T. Clark
Republican National Committee
State Central Committee
National Committee
Levan
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Gordon Battelle
Ohio
Hoover
Kansas City
Underwood seeks renomination for Eleventh District Congress
New Lexington candidate M. G. Underwood announces his bid for re election on the Democratic ticket. The Eleventh District includes Ross Pickaway Fairfield Hocking and Perry Counties.
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New Lexington
M. G. Underwood
Ross, Pickaway
Eairfield
Hocking
Perry Counties
Prince Carol Plans Change in Living Arrangements
In Bucharest on June 5 1920 Prince Carol former heir to the throne reportedly told General Averescu he will change his living manner and separate from his French companion. The event signals a potential return to Romania with Minister Titulescu urging tolerance to resolve the exile, suggesting Carol come home renouncing any throne rights.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Averescu
France
Titulescu
London
Williamsown Fire Destroys Lumber Yard and Homes
Fire of undetermined origin swept Williams town Lumber and Hardware yard causing $65,000 in lumber loss. The flames then destroyed the Hensley garage, the Hensley residence, and two other homes. Reinforcements came from Covington Ft Mitchell Falmouth and Walton as Lexington Highway traffic clogged. Total damage expected to exceed $100,000.
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Commercial Tribune
Williamstown
Williamstown Lumber and Hardware Company
Hensley
John Hensley
John Neal
Rankin Caldwell
Covington
Ft. Mitchell
Falmouth
Walton
Lexington
Missing adding machine report after car recovery
John J. Frankenberger of 1560 Yarmouth Avenue reported yesterday that an adding machine worth 85 dollars was missing when his stolen automobile was recovered at Richmond and Harriet Streets early gasbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Frankenberger
Yarmouth Avenue
Richmond and
Harriet Streets
War Department awards record river and harbor funds
The War Department announces 39.58 million dollars for national river and harbor work with a total 67 million available. Ohio River lock and dam construction receives 1.64 million along with harbor allotments for Toledo Sandusky Huron Lorain Cleveland Fairport Ashtabula Conneaut and Cincinnati district examinations and contingencies.
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Washington
War Department
Toledo Harbor
Ohio
Sandusky Harbor
Huron Harbor
Lorain Harbor
Cleveland Harbor
Fairport Harbor
Ashtabula
Conneaut Harbor
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Marietta Dean Addresses Mt. St. Joseph Graduates
Dean Draper T. Schoonover of Marietta College spoke at Mt. St. Joseph College seventh annual graduation, urging sound scholarship. He warned illiteracy as a threat and stressed education’s value over armies, noting the college’s seniors and their enduring mental and moral foundations.
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Sage
Draper T. Schoonover
Marietta College
College of Mt. St. Joseph
Schoonover
Republic
Dean Schoonover
Ohio Mayor, 81, Held On Intoxication Charge
Matt Statson, 81, mayor of West Jefferson, Ohio, was arraigned on intoxication charges in Justice McGuire's Court. He pleaded not guilty and posted a 100 cash bond. Statson, a former village mayor from fifty years ago, was arrested by West Jefferson deputies Gorman Clark and Earl Lamb after failing to appear for the January 1 1929 swearing-in.
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London, CO
Matt Stateon
West Jefferson
Here
Justice of the Peace
Francis McGuire
Statson
Sheriff’s S
Gorman Clark
Ear
Michigan pardon head named for federal board
Arthur D. Wood, Michigan Commissioner of Pardons, is named as one of three members of the Federal Pardon Parole Board. Attorney General Mitchell announced the selection, with two other members to be named soon. Wood serves as Probate and Juvenile Judge and directs the American Prison Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur D. Wood
Michigan
Federal Pardon Parole Board
Mitchell
Hoover
Wood
American Prison Conference
Catholic Society issues bathing suit rules in Rome
The Catholic Azione Cattolica issues guidelines for youth on bathing attire. Women’s costumes should not be cut like men’s and both sexes must be modestly covered. Dressing cabins must be separate, dancing in bathing suits prohibited, and police to monitor beaches.
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Rome
Catholic Society
Azione Cattolica
Suspect in Bells kidnapping case escapes from armed posse
Around twenty officers and civilians chased a Black man near Denison after a threat to kidnap the Elliott baby near Bells. He vanished from a guarded thicket as the posse dispersed upon realizing the suspect had escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Tex
L. E. Elliott
Bells
Elliott
Obituaries of W J Eckman and others noted
Death notices for William J Eckman at 3951 Dickson Ave Avondale on June 3 1930 aged 63 funeral June 6 Spring Grove Cemetery chapel Services for Sister Mary Alice Fitzsimmons at St Ursula Convent Walnut Hills Martha Frances Hauser John Hauser and Richard B Witt Sr listed with residences dates and funeral details for early June 1930.
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Miss Cusson
Linton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Hauser—John
Cassie Barkus Hauser
Lee Stander
Venice
Miami M. E
Witt
Richard B., Sr
Katherine L. Witt
Duncan Avenue
W. Mack Johnson
McMillen
Upland Place
Funeral Notice for Busse and Borrgmann Co
Funeral director Busse and Borrgmann Co located at 1517 Freeman Avenue lists contact number W 439 0459 for arrangements and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Busse & Borrgmann Co
Freeman Av
Raleigh man Park Matthewson found dead in New Jersey hotel
Park Matthewson, 55, newly elected Vice President General of the Sons of the American Revolution, was found dead in his hotel room in Asbury Park New Jersey today. He was from Raleigh North Carolina and a prominent veteran and historian in his society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Park Matthewson
Raleigh
N. C
the Sons of the American Revolution
Deaths of Mrs Mary Korte and Brother Frank Rusche
Mrs Mary Korte 80 of 1043 Findlay street dies at home within a day of her brother Frank Rusche 82 of 923 Sixth avenue Dayton Kentucky. Mrs Korte widow of Civil War veteran John Korte leaves four sons and one daughter and lived with son William. Funeral Mass at Augustine Catholic Church on Saturday at 9 in Price Hill burial in St Joseph Cemetery.
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Mary Korte
Mary. Korte
Findlay Street
Frank Rusche
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Korte
Alex Genter
Genter
John Korte
Frank
William
Charles Korte
Augustine Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Price Hill
George I Hammond dies in Louisville at 77
George I Hammond, 77, longtime secretary and campaign manager for William McKinley in Congress, died in a Louisville hospital. He had served as assistant legal adviser at the prohibition department and underwent stomach surgery after being born in Canton, Ohio, and educated at the University of Michigan. He moved to Kentucky thirty years ago to enter contracting.
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George I. Hammond
Louisville
William McKinley
Congress
Hammond
George
Federal Building
Prohibition Department
Canton
University of Michigan
McKinley
Kentucky
Oscar Schwamberger dies former Hamburg liner master
Oscar Schwamberger, master of the liner Hamburg, died in Hamburg at age 62. He brought the new liner Bayern to New York in 1921 on her maiden voyage, aiding the Hamburg American Line’s return of trans Atlantic service after World War I. He served as a Lieutenant Commander in the German Navy during the war.
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Oscar Schwamberger
Hamburg
Hamburg-American Line
Bayern
New York
German Line
United States
George C. Jenkins Dies. Philanthropist and Catholic Leader
George C. Jenkins, renowned Baltimore philanthropist and Catholic layman, died at 91. He was reputed to have donated more than $1,000,000 to charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Jenkins
Baltimore
Veteran Civil War veteran buried with honors at Hanoverton
Joseph Crubaugh 85 a Civil War veteran longtime oldest G A R member in Alliance was buried at his Hanoverton home with military honors. His widow Emma St. Clair Crubaugh 92 survives.
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Joseph Crubaugh
Alliance
Hanoverton
Emma St. Clair Crubaugh
Samuel W. Byers Civil War Vet Dies After Brief Illness
Samuel W. Byers 86 a Civil War veteran died in Columbus Ohio after a brief illness He served with Company D Ohio Volunteer Infantry and lived in the city.
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Samuel W. Byers
Columbus
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Death of William E. Nickerson noted in Boston
William E. Nickerson, inventor, Gillette director and vice president, died at his Boston home. He served as a trustee of Boston University and made large gifts to the university under the alias “the mysterious Mr. Smith.”
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William E. Nickerson
Boston
Gillette Safety Razor Company
Boston University
Mr. Smith
Harmon N. Ensign Dies At 81 In Chardon Ohio
Harmon N. Ensign 81 a prominent Masonic figure and longtime manager of the Thousands Acre McClintock estate at Jamestown Ohio died at his home in Chardon June 6. He had directed estate affairs for many years.
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Harmon N. Ensign
Chardon
England Abandons Channel Tunnel Project
Prime Minister MacDonald told the House of Commons the government will not proceed with a Channel tunnel. The long discussed idea has never advanced past initial investigations.
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England
London
MacDonald
House of Commons
English Channel
Channel
Great Britain
Stabilization corporation for cotton announced
The Federal Farm Board announced the establishment of a stabilization corporation for cotton in Washington on June 5. The move aims to support cotton prices and stabilize the market amid fluctuating supply and demand.
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Farm Cotton Corporation
Washington
Stabilization Corporation For Cotton
Federal Farm Board
River Traffic Delays From Low Ohio River Stage
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood 12.1 feet and rising last night causing limited tow operations. The Chris Greene bound for Charleston and the Kentucky for Louisville sailed at 5 pm, while the John W. Hubbard arrives from Louisville about 9 am. Downstream, the Senator Cordill waited at Portsmouth for water to improve waterborne freight capacity. Towboats Kenna, Otto Marmet, and A. C. Ingerts were active between Cincinnati and Huntington with empty barges awaiting higher water.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Chris Greene
Charleston
Kentucky
Louisville
Portsmouth
Senator Cordill
Pittsburgh
Kenna
Huntington
Otto Marmet
A. C. Inger
F. R
Seeeeen Ewan
W. Vaz
Parkersburg
Evansville
Ind
Paducah
Cairo
Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Ark
Vicksburg
Miss
New Orleans
Franklin
Psa A
Zanesville
Ohio
Foree Ivanhoe
Radford
Hinton W. Va
Kanawha Falls
N. Va
Anneeeee
Wees Williamson
Pikeville
Sence Dayton
Nereeereesiser
Weane Seeeseeres
Frankfo
Cenecicereesed
Sone Terre Haute
Tpserieslespans
Sone Nashville
Enone Knoxville
Chattan
Setheeene
Johnsonv Tenn
Davenpoowa O
Ceveeses
St. Low
Model Home Reachable by Trolley Auto and Bus
The Beechview Model Home is accessible by automobile or streetcar. Kennedy Heights streetcar on Montgomery road gets you within a block and a half, with Beechview stop. Kennedy Heights bus also serves the route, while the best auto route goes Montgomery road to Beechview drive, then Rogers place at the intersection.
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Beechview
Kennedy Heights
Montgomery Road
Beechview Drive
Rogers Place
Orphanage Appeal Seeks Help For Debt Burden
A special drive at St. Aloysius Orphanage Bond Hill seeks community support to cover a $50 000 debt tied to recreational facilities. Peter J. Schneider Leo H. Beckman and Rev. George H. Vonderahe urge Cincinnatians to help at the feast on Sunday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius Orphanage
Bond Hill
Orphan #east Committee
Peter J. Schneider
Leo H. Beckman
George H. Vonderahe
Camp scholarship drive urged for Ft Scott boys
William H. Albers president of the Ft Scott Camp Association announced last night that over a hundred applications have been received from worthy boys. Scholarships are needed immediately to fund the camp and extend facilities for poor boys this summer or they will miss their summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Scott Camp Association
William H. Albers
Architects win prizes at Ohio Mechanics Institute
Hilbert Duning yesterday won the G Broes Van Dort prize for proficiency in architectural competitions at the Ohio Mechanics Institute. Robert E Hitchens received the second award. Prof John T Faig president of departments announced the selections. Charles Cellarius a prominent Cincinnati architect was the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert Duning
G. Broes van Dort
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Robert E. Hitchens
John T. Faig
Charles Cellarius
Cincinnati
Orpheus Club Outing At Pines Eyed By Record Crowd
The annual outing at Pines Country Club is expected to draw a record crowd says Cliff Harveit secretary in charge of reservations. Events include baseball quoits and stunts before a chicken dinner marking the club’s yearly event. Benjamin Paner, 1780 Townsend Street, named deputy in his office by William M Hayes clerk of courts. Paner replaces Lawrence Labern ds who moves to a courtroom clerkship as Harry Korting resigns.
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Orpheus Club
the Pines Country Club
Cliff Harveit
Benjamin Paner
Townsend Street
William M Hayes
Paner
Lawrence Laubernds
Harry Korting
Laurence to Speak at UC Alumnae Dinner Tonight
Daniel Laurence vice president of the University of Cincinnati will address UC Liberal Arts Alumnal Association members at their annual dinner tonight at 6 o'clock in the University Y M C A Building in person and by radio Station WLW will carry the speech at 7 30 oclock under the Homecoming Committee. John W Humphries chairman said Laurence guest of honor will be present only briefly for the radio engagement. The program includes remarks by Dr Merton J Hubert acting dean and Prof Howard L Bevis. A brief business session and officer elections follow with nominees for president De Camp and Humphries for vice president Humphries and De Camp for treasurer Heuck and Seltz for secretary Hymans Fuldner Lytle Rich as executive council representatives.
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Daniel Laurence
University of Cincinnati
U. C. Men’s Liberal Arts
University Y. M. C. A
John W. Humphries
Laurence
WLW
U. C
Robert W. Bishop
Edwin K Levi
Merton J. Hubert
Mr. DeCamp
Robert Heuck
Hamilton County Recorder
Samuel Seltz
James Pease
Henry Schmitt
Alumnul Council
Edgar M. Hymans
William L. Fuldner
Lawrence R. Lytle
Carl W. Rich
Bur glars Enter Store on Reading Road Steal Cigarettes
Burglars entered Harry Sand's 4922 Reading road store early yesterday. They bored holes in a rear door and lifted a heavy bar to gain entry. Cigarettes worth six dollars and nine dollars in cash were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sand
Reading Road
Today’s events across town spark busy social scene
Linton Sigma Chi hosts a luncheon at noon. Gibson opens the roof garden at 8 p.m. World Book training class at 3 p.m. Casket Manufacturers Association meets at 8:30 p.m. Kroger and Metropole Hotel run all day. Radio Guild lunch at noon. Sixth Street Club lunch, Chamber of Commerce events, Life Underwriters and Boys’ Work at 12:15. Executive Finance Committee and Rotary Service at 12:15. Presbytery at 1. Aviation Units meet at 7:30.
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Linton
Sigma Chi
Gibson
Casket Manufacturers’ Association
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Metropole
Radio Guild
Sixth Street Club
Chamber of Commerce
Life Underwriters
Executive Finance Committee
Rotary Service
Presbytery
Public Opinion Curb Unsafe Drivers, Judge Says
Judge Thomas H. Morrow told the Parent- Teachers Association that public opinion can curb reckless driving and reduce automobile deaths. He recalled past dangers from Independence Day celebrations and urged action to protect school children from unsafe drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Morrow
Conmon Pleas Court
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Camp Washington Public School
Ohio Bankers Elect E A Seiter President
Edward A. Seiter, vice president of the Fifth Third Union Trust Co, was named president of the Ohio Bankers Association at the annual election in Dayton. He succeeds Allen B Whitney of Upper Sandusky. Other officers include George H Dunn of Akron as vice president and Oscar D Miller of Massillon as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Seiter
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Dayton
Mr. Seiter
Allen B. Whitney
Upper Sandusky
George H. Dunn
Akron
Oscar D. Miller
Massillon
C. J. Ziegler
Atlas National Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Bankers’ Association
Earl C. Rohn
Lima
D. W. Merz
Will R. Myers
Canton
State Bank
Russell K. Trumpert
Trust Company
Robert
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Credit Radio
Atwater Kent
E.C.A
Balkeit
See
Victor Radico
Wurlinzer
East Fourth ST
Bet
Walnut and Main
GAUSE
Joseph Rosenberger
Durbin
Robert J. Bulkely
Bulkley
James M. Cox
Senate
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Charles Truax
Bucyrus
Georges. Myers
John McSweeney
Wooster
Secretary of States
Coleman Avery
State Supreme Court
Avery
F& the Bench
Prince Carol
Federal Board
Church Society
John W. Hubbard
LA Mountain
Keithalbee
Today
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America
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Grace Doro
LA Salle
MACK
O’brien
William Boyd
Ernest Torrence
Dorothy, Sebastian
Elsie Janis
Paramount
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William Powell
Nancy Carrell
Clive Brook
Helen Kane
George Bancroft
Lillian Roth
Mitzie Green
Lyric Vine
BTN Nye
Lois Moran
Louise Dresser
Irving Berlin
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Palace
Clara Bow
Ohio Bankers
E. A. Seiter
AL Katis
Beautiful Moonlite Gardens
AL Marti
Hammerstein Theater
N. Y
American Comedienne
Adeline
Jerry Jarnagin
Buster West
John West
Don ‘Lee and Louise
Earl Faber & Co
Havania
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Josephine Dunn
Carol Lombard
Capitol
TEXAN
Fsck
Gary Cooper
Fay Wray
Fannie Brice
Palooka
Robert Armstrong and
Harry Green
Children of
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Helen Johnson
Benny Rubin
Aday
Strand
Louise
Dresser
Tom Patricola
June Collyer
OUR Gang
Norma Shearer
Keith’s
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Manhattan
Claudette Colbe
Norman Foster
Charlies Gles
Constance Bennett
Regis Toomey
Cop Ames
Pat
Opera House
Border Romace’ Armida
Don T Marjorie Kane
Wesley’ Barry
Vic Potel
Erlanger Gra
ND Opera House
Journey
EASON
Theodore Harn Jr
Harry Willsey
Judy
Carrie Finnell
Eleanor Cody
Izzat
Rainbow Park
Tom Thumb
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