Reparations pact signed after a long session
Delegates including Germans Belgians and others signed the reparations report after a curtain blaze delayed ceremonies by about forty five minutes. Chairman Young praised the effort noting the plan reflects public factors and is not secret. A summary was issued and the full text to be released Sunday morning with changes to separate reparations from war debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Committee of Experts
Reparations Commission
Konjola hailed as cure all by Cincinnati woman
Cincinnati woman Lizzie Preston praises Konjola, claiming it cured her stomach trouble and rheumatism after other medicines failed. The Konjola Man promotes the “master medicine” at Dow Drug Store on Sixth and Vine streets, Cincinnati, with 32 ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Drug Store
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
America
Lizzie Preston
West Street
Konjola
Konjola J
Sixth and Vine Streets
First Lord of the Admiralty Named in Baldwin Government
In the first Baldwin ministry an artisan engineer was named First Lord of the Admiralty. The state ceremony at Windsor Castle saw retiring ministers hand over seals amid King George’s illness. Baldwin and Cabinet members traveled by special train and were greeted by state carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
the Admiralty
George
Windsor Castle
Baldwin
London
Cheques Court
Coal miner shot dead by marshal in San Toy incident
John Daringer, 30, a coal miner, ran amuck with an automatic pistol on New Lexington main street. Marshal William Hamrick shot him after Daringer fired at Hamrick and coal miner Alva Collins. Daringer died instantly. deputies detained Hamrick on a technical charge during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
John Daringer
Marshal William Hamrick
San Toy
Daringer
James Adrian
Claude Marshall
Marshal Hamrick
Pearl Perry
Alva Collins
Hamrick
Collins
Pero
Confederate Vets Parade Marks 1929 Reunion Farewell
Charlotte witnesses the gray remnants of the Confederate Army march in a large parade framed by modern troops and bands, signaling the farewell gesture of the United Confederate Veterans 1929 reunion in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
United Confederate Veterans
Justices Court Sees Habeas Plea Over Liquor Trial Bias
Federal District Court hearing in Columbus on George Hatem's habeas corpus challenge to liquor possession charges ending with officers pledging costs before a Justice of the Peace. Proceedings noted delays and claims of biased trials by city agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus O
Federal District Court
George Hatem
Teal
Ciry
Ohio
Youngstown
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Gilbert Bettman
Don Isham
Summitt County
Bender
State Bureau of Accounting
Enochs Quits Post Under Fire Amid Harassment Claims
Col. Enochs resigns after allegations of harassing language toward Col. Campbell while serving as corps area chief of staff. He will retire with full rank on a pension of 375 dollars monthly after relief from duty. Born in Ironton Ohio, he earned the Distinguished Service Cross for World War services and was decorated for gallantry in the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enochs
Col
Campbell
Corp
Col. Enochs
Ironton
Father and son seek new trial in kidnap case
Elias Arnold and his son Arthur, convicted of kidnapping Melvin Horst, seek a new trial as the Eighth District Court of Appeals reviews testimony from the trial. The court will study transcripts before ruling, while the elder Arnold serves a twenty year term and the son an indeterminate sentence. Melvin remains missing since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnolds
Havist Ad
Walter J. Mongey
Junior
Melvin
Arnold
Chas Arnold
Ohio
Mansfield Reformatory
Melvin ‘Horst
Orrville
Elias Arnold
Marshal Roy Horst
Isle of Pines Head Man Henry Ackley Ends Life in Havana
Henry Ackley 60, former Cleveland and Toledo resident and Presidente of the Isle of Pines, killed himself by hanging in a Havana hotel. A hotel attendant found the body after Ackley arrived yesterday on business connected with a wood novelty shop at Nueva Gerona. Police say he appeared distressed over business concerns and letters in his pockets indicate his wife lives in Toledo. Funeral services scheduled for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Henry Ackley
The
Isle of Pines
Cleveland
Toledo
Nueva Gerona
Western Hills High School presents first annual concert
The Western Hills High School music department staged its first annual concert in the school auditorium last night under the direction of A Vernon McFee and Charles F Stokes. The program featured senior and junior orchestras and the Choral Club with soloists Robert Trendler Ruth Niemes and a violin duet by Harold Seever and Clarence Spicer. Accompanists were Miss Gladys Tecklenburg and Miss Ruth Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills High School
A. Vernon MccFee
Charles F. Stokes
Robert Trendler
Ruth Niemes
Harold Seever
Clarence Spicer
Gladys Tecklenburg
Ruth Weber
Navy Flyer Sets New Seaplane Altitude Mark
Lieut Apollo Soucek of the Navy established a new world altitude record for seaplanes, surpassing the previous mark by 560 feet to reach 38,555 feet after a June 4 flight from the naval air station. The record follows his earlier land plane record and recent German rival standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appollo Soucek
Navy
National Aeronautical Association
Bureau of Standards
Soucek
C. C. Champion
Mail Flight Disrupted by Storm Aboard Leviathan Mission
An electrical storm damaged the radios on a plane departing Newark Airport with 10,000 pieces of mail for the liner Leviathan at sea. The storm halted an intended mail pickup and prevented transport of the mail by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leviathan
Newark
N. J
Baptists Face Hea eay Charge by Pastor at Paducah Church
In Paducah Kentucky the First Baptist Church faced charges of unchristian conduct and heresy against eight deacons and forty-seven members. The charges arose from the past expulsion of five members for dancing and the subsequent bid to reinstate them after a dispute over notice and process. The church vote reinstated the five but the pastor ruled the reinstatement not unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Paducah
First Baptist Church
H. C. Hopewell
D. B. Clapp
Board of Deacons
Board of Deacons A Number Were Said To Have Voted To Ask Dr. Clapp
Clapp
Three Arrested in Prohibition Bust on Grant Street
Cincinnati detectives and federal prohibition agents under W. E. Barcus arrested Charlie Caldwell 35 Michael Kellar 32 and Rose Keller 32 of 230 Grant street for delivering whisky and possessing twelve pints of whisky in a victrola during a raid last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. E. Barcus
Charlie Caldwell
Michael Kellar
Rose Keller
Grant Street
Barcus
Swimming Course Open At Our Lady of the Angels
Miss May Paddock of Western Hills High School will run a swimming course at Our Lady of the Angels High School in St. Bernard O. The pool opens Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7 to 9 for girls over 15 and women, with a separate course for younger girls aged 8 and up on Monday Wednesday and Friday 2 to 4. The program starts June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Paddock
Western Hills High School
Our Lady of the Angels High School
St. Bernard, O
Obituary notices list several Cincinnati-area deaths June 1929
Clara Durr Joseph A Friedlander William Hunt Caroline Kaufman Harry J Pierson Mary Stadermann Martha Ruggles deaths announced with funeral details and local addresses. Services set at United Jewish Cemetery Spring Grove and local mortuary chapels. relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Jewish Cemetery
Walnut Hills
Hunt
William A
Elma D. Hunt
Haddon Hall
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Kaufman
Caroline
Nee Lichtenfels
Frank Kaufman
Samuel S. McClenahan
New York
George Streif
Josephine Lichtenfels
Spring Grove Cemetery
Joseph Schreiber & Son
Race Street
James S. Ruggies
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Cincinnati Delegation Heads to National Banking Convention
The American Institute of Banking National Convention will be held in Tulsa Oklahoma the week of June 10. The Cincinnati delegation departs tomorrow at 11:45 AM on Special Train No 1 of the B & O Railroad. Attending are Charles Cole William Drach Edgar Rocker and wife Miss Pauline Franks George Frede Gustav Gebhart and wife Louis C. George Edwin Hagen William Haller Gus Hampson Ralph Holste Ida Kram er William Luebbe Frank Mac Neill Henry Mergler J Louis Moellers Charles Neal Edward Nippert S W Pandorf Henry J Ramp William A Beckman Carl Schmidt Miss Martha Schneider George Schraffenberger Clifford Schuler Hugo Tenner and Miss Hilda Woost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Banking
Tulsa
Okla
Cincinnati
Charles Cole
William Drach
Edgar Rocker
Pauline Franks
George Frede
Gustav Gebhart
Louis C. George
Edwin Hagen
William Haller
Gus Hampson
Ralph Holste
Ida Kramer
William Luebbe
Frank MacNeill
Henry Mergler
J. Louis Moellers
Charles Neal
Edward Nippert
S. W. Pandorf
Henry J. Ramp
William A. Beckman
Carl Schmidt
Martha Schneider
George Schraffenberger
Clifford Schuler
Hugo Tenner
Hilda Woost
District Odd Fellows meet to set voting instructions
District 77 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows meets Thursday night at the Odd Fellows Temple Seventh and Elm with Franklin No 4 and Fidelity No 1131 as hosts. Representative W E Bamber will receive final voting instructions for resolutions to be discussed at the Grand Lodge session next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Franklin No
Fidelity
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Seventh and
Elm Streets
W. E. Bamber
Grand Lodge
Club awards honor Comrade Club leaders at Walnut Hills
Awards for excellence in club work will be presented tonight to George Hall as President and Richard Gould, Wiley Dodd, Malcolm Hendley, and Robert Platter, all members of the Comrade Club of Eastern Hills Y M C A. Former members James M. Brown Ewart W. Simpkinson and Rev J F Hoffman will attend as guests at Walnut Hills Methodist Church dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hall
Richard Gould
Wiley Dodd
Malcolm Hendley
Robert Platter
Comrade Club of
Eastern Hills Y. M. Co. A
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
James M. Brown
Plans for St Edmunds Home for Boys development
Stanley Matthews, architect and Chairman of the home's Executive Committee, said plans for Glen dale development will be presented at the annual meeting tomorrow. He stressed a complete plan for efficient harmonious growth and noted dormitories designed to house two scout patrols each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edmund's Home
Glendale
Stanley Matthews
Matthews
Highway enthusiasts to discuss U S Route 25 meeting in Cincinnati
Roscoe A Marvel of the Kenilworth Inn Asheville will lead a delegation of Southern highway enthusiasts stopping in Cincinnati on June 11 to discuss development of U S Highway 25. A dinner is planned Tuesday night at the Arms with Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce officers, the Automobile Club, and the Hotel Men's Association taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe A. Marvel
Kenilworth Inn
Asheville
N. C
Cincinnati
the Arms
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Club
Hotel Men's Association
Gift of Benzinger Library to Bureau of Jewish Education
Dr. Jacob S. Golub announced that Mrs. H. E. Russell of Walnut Hills donated a set of works by Prof. I. Benzinger to the Bureau of Jewish Education. The collection covers Benzinger’s latest Bible archaeology research and notable studies on Biblical problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob S. Golub
Bureau of Jewish Education
I. Benzinger
H. E. Russell
Wanut Hills
Prof. Benzinger
Postmaster announces vacation period letter carriers
A L Behymer announces the appointment of letter carriers for vacation service. Richard F Beresford Walter L Bigney Michael Hoffman Robert J Quinlan John M Herbert Royce H McDermott and John W Stinson named as substitute driver mechanic. The listed carriers include addresses in Baltimore Avenue Ada Street Morris Street Florida Avenue and Loveland Remington Bloomingburg and Remington Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Behymer
Richard F. Beresford
Morris Street
Walter L. Bigney
Baltimore Avenue
Michael Hoffman
Ada Street
Robert J. Quinlan
Florida Avenue
John M. Herbert
Loveland
Royce H. McDermott
Bloomingburg
John W. Stinson
Remington
Civic Club Set to Host Russell Wilson Talk at Metropole
The Civic Club meeting on Monday at noon at the Metropole is expected to draw a large crowd. Russell Wilson, associate editor of the Times-Star, will discuss "The Spirit Behind City Manager Government" as a candidate for the City Charter Committee election next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Metropole
Russell Wilson
Times-Star
Wilson
Jamieson Sails for Europe to Visit Paris and Isles
A. W. H. Jamieson president of Cincinnati Vulcan Oil Company departed Montreal aboard the Duchess of Atholl for a two month European trip. He will visit Paris and the British Isles to reconnect with old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. H. Jamieson
Cincinnati Vulcan Oil Company
Montreal
S. S. Duchess of Atholl
Europe
Paris
British Isles
Jay-Walking Ban Enforced in Chicago Streets
Police begin strict enforcement of three city ordinances aimed at pedestrians. Officers detain workers at intersections to ensure compliance with traffic lights, ban crossing against signals, midblock crossings, and sidewalk loitering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jay Walkers
Russell
Cloudburst Disrupts Rail and Telegraph Service
A cloudburst across western North Dakota and eastern Montana washed out four railroad bridges and disrupted transcontinental rail and telephone telegraph lines. Beech, North Dakota, recorded 4.93 inches of rain as the storm struck overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
N. D
North Dakota
Montana
Beach
Anti Smith Move Grows in Virginia Democratic Party
The Virginia Anti-Smith Democrats, meeting in Richmond, endorsed Bishop James Cannon's letter urging opposition to state Democratic leaders who aided Alfred E. Smith's campaign last year. The executive committee moved to rally against the Smith faction within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Alfred E. Smith
Locke seeks new trial in murder of mother in law
Joseph B. Locke 57 convicted of first degree murder in the killing of his mother in law Mrs. Mary Galloway. Attorneys filed a motion for a new trial arguing error and new evidence. The motion will be argued next day or Monday. Locke awaits death sentence with no mercy recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Joseph B. Locke
Mary Galloway
Locke
Today’s events across campus and clubs
Gibson Phi Sigma Sigma hosts at 6 30. Hubbard Hood and Oylers School begin at 6 30. Midland Acceptance Corporation and National Radiator Corporation meet at 9. Notre Dame Alumnae and Iowa Club gather at 6 30 in Metropole and Linton venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Phi Sigma Sigma
Hubbard Hood
Midland Acceptance Corporation
Linton
Notre Dame Alumnae
National Radiator Corporation
Metropole
Oylers School
Iowa Club
Funeral set for Joseph A. Friedlander at United Jewish Cemetery
Joseph A. Friedlander 68 of Flora Villa Apartments Avondale died at Jewish Hospital after a long career with Heidelbach Friedlander. He was a Plum Street Temple member secretary of the United Jewish Cemeteries and active in Jewish charity work. He leaves two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the United Jewish Cemetery chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Friedlander
Flora Villa
Gholson Avenue
Avondale
Jewish Hospital
Clothing Company
of Heidelbach & Friedlander
Third Street
Plum Street Temple
United Jewish Cemeteries
Friedlander
Alfred Heidelbach
New York
Henry Stix
St. Louis
Alfred Friedlander
Edgar Friedlander
Walter J. Friedlander
United Jewish Cemetery
Mrs. Caroline Kaufman Dies After Operation
Mrs. Caroline Kaufman 68 of 2013 Dunlap Street died at Good Samaritan Hospital after an operation five days earlier. She had been visiting her daughter Mrs. Samuel McClenahan who followed her to the hospital. the daughter arrived after the death. She leaves two sisters Mrs. George Strief and Mrs. Joseph Lichtenfels. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 at Spring Grove Chapel with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Kaufman
Dunlap Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Daugher
Samuel McClenahan
George Strief
Joseph Lichtenfels
Spring Grove
Spring Grove Cemetery
Mrs Martha L Ruggles Dies at 73 in Avondale
Martha Lewis Ruggles 73 wife of Rev James Ruggles former Methodist Episcopal minister died at home 528 Forest Avenue Avondale yesterday afternoon of heart disease. She was active in Avondale M E Church for six years and is survived by four daughters Mrs H L Cooke Norwood Mrs F W Engelhardt Evelyn Rug gles Cincinnati and Mrs Allen T Murphy St Marys W Va and one son Hyton H Ruggles Washington D C. Funeral arrangements not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha L. Ruggles
Martha Lewis Ruggles
James Ruggles
Forest Avenue
Avondale
St. Mary’s
W. Va
Hyton H. Ruggles
Washington, D. C
Rev. James B. Lathrop Dies at 103 in Greensburg
The Rev. James B. Lathrop of Greensburg Indiana died last night at age 103. He is described as the oldest member of the Masonic and Knights Templar lodges in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lathrop
Greensburg
Ind
Knights Templar
United States
Death Aboard Majestic Ship Near Cherbourg
John Chehardy of Independence Louisiana died suddenly aboard the liner Majestic while near Cherbourg France. The incident occurred yesterday and his home is listed as Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chehardy
Cherbourg
France
Majestic
Independence
Col W T Johnston Dies At Fort Brown
Col W T Johnston aged 65 commander of Fort Brown died in Brownsville Texas after a short illness. He earned the Distinguished Service Medal and a silver star for organizing and directing officers training camps during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Johnston
Brownsville
Tex
Ft. Brown
Col. Johnston
Eduardo Marzo a 79 composer dies in New York
Eduardo Marzo, 79, noted composer of sacred works and church songs, died today in New York. He was a Knight of the Crown of Italy and member of the Royal Academy of St. Cecilia, Rome, with honors including Papal knighthoods by Benedict XV and the Order of San Sylvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduardo Margo
New York
Eduardo Marzo
Crown of
Italy
Royal Academy of St. Cecilia
Rome
Benedict XV
Order of San Sylvester
George Damerel Dies at 64 in New York Iron Industry
George Damerel, 64, a prominent figure in the iron and steel industry, died today of pleurisy at his Riverside Drive home in New York City. His death was reported by The Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Damerel
New York
Riverside Drive
Morgan Poses for Ship News Photos After Return
J P Morgan senior American delegate to the Paris reparations talks returns aboard the Mauretania and reluctantly agrees to be photographed. He resists at first but yields after photographers press the moment claiming the shot means a great deal to them. He warns the crew not to bother him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
Paris
Mauretania
Morgan
Aurora teacher Mary Doll believed to have jumped from Suspension Bridge
The body of Mary V. Doll, 37, a light skinned schoolteacher of 532 Clark Street, was recovered a mile south of Aurora, Indiana, after she reportedly jumped from the Suspension Bridge at noon on June 5. Her mother said she vanished from the Jackson Public School on Fifth and Mound Streets that morning, with her coat found on the bridge foot walk and a note in her pocket signaling suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary V. Doll
Clark Street
Aurora
Ind
George Goodpaster
Jackson Public School
Fifth
Mound Streets
Baltimore Publisher Completes Nine Hour Air Flight in India
Van Lear Black of Baltimore arrives in Allahabad after a nine hour flight from Karachi as part of an air tour from Croydon to Japan. He plans to fly next to Calcutta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allahabad
United Provinces
India
van Lear Black
Baltimore
Croydon
England
Japan
Karachi
Calcutta
Senate battles over new farm bill and continuous sessions
Washington news reports the House approving a conference farm relief bill with debenture plans eliminated and the Senate set to consider it. Leaders push for a summer recess tied to tariffs and census reallocation while debates continue on immigration quota suspension and alien exclusion from census counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Joint Conference Committee
Hoover
McNary
Oregon
Norris
Rep
Neb
Congress
Capitol
Mrs Cassler Bound Over in Porter County Murder Case
Mrs Catherine Cassler of Chicago, once convicted of murder and freed, was bound over to the Porter County Grand Jury in the murder of Miss Cameola Soutar, a 24 year old woman. She was remanded to jail without bond awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassler
Valparaiso
Ind
Catherine Cassler
Chicago
Porter County Grand Jury
Cameola Soutar
Transported Stolen Auto Named in Grand Jury Bound Over
Robert White a 25 year old steelworker of 4533 Carter Street Norwood pleaded guilty to transporting a stolen auto from Pittsburg to Mt Gilead Ok yesterday. He was bound over to the Federal Grand Jury by U S Commissioner Harry Neal Smith and committed to Hamilton County Jail in default of 1500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Carter Street
Norwood
Federal Grand Jury
Pittsburg
Mt. Gilead
Harry Neal Smith
United States
White
Hamilton County
Marriage Licenses Listed With Numerous Couples Across City
A long list of marriage licenses shows pairs including Aaron Kleimeyer and A Stammler, Holmes Kubitz and Leona Schmitt, Elmer ONeill and Julia O’Neal, Sean O Beare and Ann Debo, George Glandorf and Rose Pohlkamp, and others. Licenses enumerate ages and street addresses, professions, and spouses from varied districts, reflecting a busy marriage registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron F.kleimeyer
Beekmap Street
A. Stammler
Scully Street
Typis
Thomas Mitchell
East Thirteenth Street
Eleanor Stammiler
Holmes E. Kubitz
St. Bernard
Leona Schmitt
Elmer D. O'Neil
Marshall Avenue
Julia
Eyan
Clarion Avenue
Sean O "Beare
Sycamore Street
Ann Debo
Highland Avenue
George M. Glandorf
Bishop Street
Rose Pohlkamp
Alfred J. Riez
Hooker Avenue
Betty Faulkner
James Austin
Carlisle Avenue
Susanna Williams
West Seventh Street
Melvin J. Wahl
Winfield Avenue
Irene Kopp
Benz Avenue
Raymond M. Lull
University Club
Grace T. Leyman
Mae A Peorown
Elm Street
Nelater
Marthew
Epworth Avenue
Eee
West Fifteenth
Ba Bernadine Ee
Sien Avenue
Oor
Hackberry Street
Hagen
Burnet Avenue
Eres
Betty Mirrieless
Archer Street
Harry W. Werner
Eastern Avenue
Ethel E. Smith
Ottie Call
Young Street
Mary Sora
Missionary
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Kenjola
Hoffman Studio
Pickering
Wasdonald
Mouthern Ohio Savings
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Justices Court
U.S. Dogret
Gol
Enochs Ohiuan
Navy Flyer
Julius Baer
Ccems
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avg
Cloudburst
Slayer
Cumminsville Show Grounds
Mon
Aris Peters
Hugo Zacchini
Henry Straus Co
6Th and Walnut
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Keith-Orpheum
E. F. Albee
Little Jack Little
Big Boy
Radioland
R.K.O
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
Kitty Doner
Buster Keaton
the Albee
Sycamore
Laura LaPlante
Emily Fitzroy
Joseph Schildkraut
Otis Harlan
Ziegfeld
Ent
Foot OF Broadway
Moonlite Garden Hall
Rainbow Dine
Skate Bee
Kyle
Weiller
Mary Dugan
Norma Shearer
Lewis Stone
H. B. Warner
Capitol Orchestra
Vitaphone Act
Fox Movietonews
Garden Theatre
Harry Willsey
Sue Carol
David Rollins
Dasers
Carlotta King
John Boles
Keith
New York City
Speakeasy
Paul Page
Lola Lane
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