Grand Players first Scandal in Cincinnati at Grand Opera House
The Grand Players open Scandal at the Grand Opera House this Sunday in Cincinnati with Cosmo Hamilton’s play about a Bohemia visit and an unchaperoned girl. Leonard Wiley and Shirley Booth are said to have top roles as director John McKee promises strong staging. Also shown is Those Who Dance from Thomas H Ince with Warner Baxter Bessie Love and Robert Agnew. The Lyric presents You Can’t Get Away With It with Percy Marmont in a tale of a man torn between duty and romance in a social diary scenario.
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Grand
Grand Players
Grand Opera House
Cosmo Hamilton
Cincinnati
Bohemia
Leonard Wiley
Shirley Booth
John McKee
Thomas H. Ince
George Kibbe Turner
New York
Warner Baxter
Bessie Love
Robert Agnew
LYRIC
Gouveneur Morris
Lyric Theater
Basidue
Percy Marmont
Malcolm McGregor
Barbara Tenant
Betty Bouton
Grace Morse
Tangerine musical coming to B. F. Keith's next week
Aborn company selects Tangerine the musical for next week's B. F. Keith's engagement. Julian Sanderson appears, with Helena Morrill taking the role she originated, and Ralph Brainard Jess Willingham George Bogues Edith Bradford Celia Tur Till Fred Wheeler among those in principal parts.
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B. F. Keith
Tangerine
Julian Sanderson
Aborn
B. F. Keith's
Helena Morrill
Julia Sanderson
Ralph Brainard
Jess Willingham
George Bogues
Edith Bradford
Celia Tur Till
Fred Wheeler
Bavarian Passion Players to Perform at Shubert Theater
Over one hundred Shubert participants from Bavarian companies arrive next week to present The Life of Christ Passion Play starting Monday evening. The production aims to avoid Oberammergau comparisons with elaborate staging and historically accurate costumes and scenery.
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Shubert
Shubert Theater
Christ
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Why Men Leave Home at the Cox Theatre Next Week
Stuart Walker Company presents Why Men Leave Home by Avery Hopwood at the Cox Theater starting next week. The story follows a successful businessman who discovers his wife’s neglect, leading to a momentary kiss with his stenographer and three lively acts. The cast features McKay Morris Corbett Morris William Evarts L Estrange Millman Margare Gillmore Ruth Hammond Zeffie Tilbury Julia McMahon Ilka Chase and others.
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McKay Morris
Corbett Morris
William’ Evarts
L'Estrange’ Millman
Margare Gillmore
Ruth Hammond
Zeffie Tilbury
Julia McMahon
Ilka Chase
Palace Cincinnati Vaudeville Stars to Headline Next Week
Cincinnati performers lead the Palace bill with Wanda Ludlow in Room 515 alongside W. B. Fredericks Jim and Flo Bogard. Other acts include Mlle Ivy Jack Winter Derrick Swan Stuart Marnes Kellers Sisters Lynch William A. Jones Al Rea Bert and Partner contortionists. Lionel Barrymore Leena Owens headline Unseeing Eyes.
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Palace
Cincinnati
Palace Theater
Wanda Ludlow
Room 515
W. B. Fredericks
Jim
Flo Bogard
Kellers
Lynch
William A. Jones
al Rea
Bert
Lionel Barrymore
Leena Owens
Boy of Flanders to Headline Capital Theater Run
Cap City Capital Theater opens Sunday with Jackie Coogan in A Boy of Flanders a 1920s silent drama about a Flemish orphan shunned by townsfolk after his grandfather’s death. Supporting players include Josef Swickard Nigel De Brulier Lionel Helmore Lydia Yeamans Titus and Sidney Franklin.
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Capitol
Flanders
Jackie Coogan
Capital Theater
Josef Swickard
Nigel de Brulier
Lionel Helmore
Lydia Yeamans Titus
Sidney Franklin
Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model at Strand Theater
Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model opens at the Strand Theater on Sunday. Owen Davin’s method drama features Claire Windsor Edmund Lowe Mae Busch Raymond Griffith Lew Cody and Hobart Bosworth in a tale of a model drawn into danger over a fortune.
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Strand
Nellie
Owen Davin
Strand Theater
Ncems
Claire Windsor
Edmund Lowe
Mae Busch
Raymond Griffith
Lew Cody
Hobart Bosworth
Family Theater Presents Wildcat Jordan Screening Next Week
Richard Talmadge stars in Wildcat Jordan at the Family Theater for the first four days starting Sunday. The Western tale blends thrills comedy and romance as a young rancher seeks change in the East with a cast including Eugenia Gilbert Harry Van Meter and Jack Waltermeyer. The Marriage Cheat closes the week for the last three days.
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Wildcat Jordan
Richard Talmadge
Family Theater
Talmadge
Eugenia Gilbert
Harry van Meter
Jack Waltmeyer
Second week of Al Sweet band opens with new programs
The Al Sweet singing band starts its second week with entirely new programs for the band the Manhattan quartet and the Thomas Saxotette. Soloists offer a mix of semi classical and popular songs many sung in steam. Ice shows enter third week with growing attendance featuring Margot Orrin Anna Markhus Paul J Kreckow Lora Jean Carlisle William Smai. The merry go round pony track and Beehive continue strong while a Punch and Judy show draws adults and children.
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ZOGQ
al Sweet
Manhattan
Thomas Saxotette
Stame
Margot
Orrin
Anna Markhus
Paul J: Kreckow
Lora
Jean Carlisle
William Smai
Coney Island Beckons Crowds Despite Weather
Picnickers fill the grove daily at Coney Island. General Manager Ries enberger keeps ample tables and chairs ready. A new ballroom attracts dancers to Gordon Kibbler's ten musicians. Dancing continues at the open-air pavilion and on the boats.
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Coney Island
Riesenberger
Gordon Kibbler
Chester Park to Host Fireworks and Newster Holiday Program
A fireworks display at Chester Park Saturday night will celebrate the advent of Newster. The event caps opening season plans thwarted by weather. A new vaudeville bill begins Sunday with Scotty Welsh and the Madison sisters as headliners. The Starlight Serenaders debut a fresh dance program as Chester’s groups unveil new offerings.
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Chester Park
Cwhester Park
Scotty Welsh
Madison Sisters
Starlight Serenaders
Chester
Shriners Name Officers and Pick 1925 Convention City
In Kansas City today the Imperial Council elected officers and chose Los Angeles as the 1925 convention city to be held May 16 through May 28. James J. Chandler was named Imperial Potentate and John N. Sebrell became Imperial Outer Guard. Milwaukee and Philadelphia sought 1926 hosting rights as officers were installed tomorrow night.
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Kansas City
Mecca
Imperial Council of the Shrine of North America
James J. Chandler
John N. Sebrell
Khadir Temple
Norfolk
Imperial Outer Guard
Los Angeles
Carvansary
William Ss. Brown
Pittsburgh
Imperial Treasurer
Benjamin W. Rowell
Boston
Imperial Recorder
Imperial Di‘van
Imperial Council
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Convict Brady Escapes Prison In Meat Truck
John Brady also known as Walter Godfrey, a life prisoner from Detroit, hid in a butcher’s delivery truck at Marquette State Prison and escaped. This marked his second escape, and guards had not recaptured him by tonight. Brady was sentenced in 1917 for murder.
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Marette
Mich
John Brady
Walter Godfrey
Detroit
Marquette
Brady
Lucey Heads to Republican National Convention
James Lucey of Northampton a philosopher friend and shoemaker for President Coolidge left tonight for Cleveland to attend the Republican National Convention his first trip away from his work bench in twelve years.
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Northampton
Mass
James_ Lucey
Coolidge
Cleveland
House Passes Resolution to Probe Indian Affairs in Oklahoma
The House tonight approved a resolution directing an investigation into the administration of Indian affairs in Oklahoma. The measure would authorize expenditures of 5000 dollars for the inquiry.
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Washington
Oklahoma
House
Seventy Students to Graduate Tonight at Ohio Mechanics Institute
Seventy students will receive certificates from the Ohio Mechanics Institute this evening at 8 o'clock in Emery Auditorium. Day and evening class graduates will be honored in a full commencement with a dinner for directors and faculty. Mor rison R. Waite will deliver the address. John Jt Faig will present diplomas. Dr John W Christie will give the benediction.
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Ohio Mechanics Institute
Emery Auditorium
George C. Mé¢Diarmid
Morrison R. Waite
Board of
John JT. Faig
John W. Christie
Four year technical courses offered at Evening Classes panel
The list records diplomas and testimonials from the Four-year Courses and Two-year Courses in Electrical, Lithographic Art, Lino Type, Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Pattern Making, Wood Work, Steam Engineering, Watch Repairing, and related crafts. Notable names include Joseph Hoelscher, John Nieman Brunner, and Lawrence Werner Tepe among many others.
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Orville Hoyt Fee
Arthur Rothkoot
Lohn
Leo Edmond Forse
Win Boxwell Smith
Roscoe Erle Stoeniplomas
Electrical Ince
Lasew
Hwee
Oscar Oliver Immer Josephe Weber, Jr
John Anthony el Vean
Robert Bunch Cable
Walter Louis Duewell
William Michael Hoffmann
Albert J. Waxman
Stephen Henry Reynolds
John H. Hoelscher
Edward Lee Taylor
Walter Jacob Bukamier
Custer Gust
George Meinhardt
Michael Thomas O'Connor
Patterson
Bernard Ambrose Skiffington
Carl
Leo Aloysius Ardner
Ralph Barnard
Andrew Boehner
Delmaratman
John Gravis
James Fieldland Iatt
Richard Gaines Hines
Samuel Daniel Hyman
William Koester
Daniel Marion Mann
Clifford Joseph Norris
Leonard Schroath
Kenneth Scott
Thomas Shehane
Bernard Francis Sterman
Charles Harry Theobald
Charles Oglesby
Joseph Albert Giese
Maurice Calvin Lumley
Lawrence Werner Tepe
Elmer John Wuestefeld
Joseph Francis Hoelscher, Jr
William Louis Mayer
Frederick Thomas Potts
Martin Lauch
John Nieman Brunner
Thomas William O’brien
Anderson candidate list signals shift in county races
The committee of eleven backs Longworth Stephens Gardner Lipp Rebmann Rubenstein Taft and others for county and state seats. Henry J. Cady and Henry G. Schumpuelling are named as new legislative candidates while Dennis Ryan seeks nonpartisan support for Common Pleas judges. Commissioner Harding denounces the panel’s indorsement decision and questions the two-term rule.
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Joseph R. Gardner
C. W. Loughead
Earl MacCreary
Henry J. Cady
Samuel I. Lipp
Conrad Rebmann
Louis Rubenstein
Henry G. Schmuelling
Robert A. Taft
Thomas L. Tallentine
May van Wye
Common Pleas Court
Thomas H. Darby
John A. Caldwell
Frederick L. Hoffman
Stanley Struble
Dennis Ryan
Court of Appeals
Wade Cushing
William H. Lueders
George W. Tibbles
Richard B.B. Witt
Ferdinand Bader
Harry L. Federman
E. A. Gast
George Tibbles
Henry .Federman
Handley
Gast
Executve
Ohio State Parmaceutical Association
Common Pleas
Harding
The
Commercial Tribune
Anderson Declines Hamilton County Commissioner Endorsement
Local leaders criticise Mr. Anderson for declining the Hamilton County Republican endorsement for County Commissioner. Bank official Charles A. Hinsch praises his experience, while supporters urge reconsideration and cite his public service record in moving the Longview Hospital transfer to the state.
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Anderson
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth-Third National Bank
Longview
Murray
Season
Hamilton County
Republican Executive and Advisory Committee
George H. Warrington
Citizens’ Committee
Republican Committee
Warner Sayers
Business Men's Club
Death notices from June 1924 obituaries in several cities
Beaths Bromwell Jacob H Bromwell aged 76 died at residence Wyoming C June 4 1924 funeral arrangements. Dresman William B husband of Mamie Dresman died Covington Ky June 4 1924 funeral June 7. Fisher Mary E wife of John W Fisher died June 3 1924 funeral June 6 or 7. Hambly Ida Maud daughter of Thomas Emma Hambly died June 4 1924 funeral June 6. Ibold Peter husband of Augusta Koehler Ibold died June 3 1924 funeral June 6. McManus John husband of Mary McManus died June 8 1924 funeral All Saints Church June 8. Swing James B husband of Jessie Swing died June 3 1924 funeral June 5 Mt Auburn Church. Wingerberg Barbara wife of George Wingerberg died June 3 1924 funeral June 6.
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Bromwell
Jacob H. Bromwell
Wyoming
Dresman
William B
Mamie Dresman
Schreck
East Sixteenth Street
Covington
St. Benedict Church
Mother of God
Fisher
Mary E
Nee Wozencraft
John W. Fisher
Moorman Avenue
W. Mack. Johnson
McMillan and Upland
Hambly
Ida Maud
Thomas
Emma Hambly
Church of Good Shepherd
Norwood
Ibold
Peter
Augusta Koehler
Middleton Avenue
Clifton
Cal
Buffalo
N. Y
Swing
James B
Jessie Swing
Baldwin
Huntington Place
Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
East Auburn Avenue
Batavia
Ohio
Wingerberg
Barbara
Nee Pilger
George Wingerberg
Riddle _ road
St. Monica Church
Herman Street
Fairview Heights
Knights Templars to honor Jacob H. Bromwell in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Commandery No. 3 will assemble in full Templar uniform at Scottish Rite Cathedral Saturday at 2 p.m. to pay last tribute to deceased frater Right Eminent Sir Knight Jacob H. Bromwell Past Grand Commander Knights Templars of Ohio. Body lies in state 1 to 2 30 with Templar Guard of Honor. Services at 2 30 by Grand Commandery officers.
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Cincinnati
Knights Templars
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Frater
Jacob H. Bromwell
Knights Templars of
Ohio
Templar Guard of
Grand Commandery
Knights To of
A. C. Bachmeyer
Em. Com
Alfred S. Brown
P. C
Walsh Favored for Democratic Permanent Chair at National Convention
Washington June 1 Strong indications in Democratic circles point to Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana as the likely Permanent Chairman of the national convention in New York. George Brennan urged his selection citing Walsh’s oil inquiry record. Bryan led delegates at large as votes rolled in for the Democratic primary with McAdoo supporters watching closely.
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Walsh
Associated Press
Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
New York
Congress
George Brennan
Illinois
Brennan
William G. McAdoo
Key Pittman
Nevada
William Jennings -Bryan
J. W. Martin
Sidney J. Catts
Frank P. Jennings
Hinshaw Retires as Head of Prohibition Committee
Virgil G Hinshaw resigns after twelve years as chairman of the Prohibition National Committee as the group met ahead of the party convention. J C Bell of California cites family affairs for the exit. fourteen states attend the committee session. Dr A P Gouthey of Seattle rails against old parties. McAdoo leads Underwood two to one in Florida. Indiana undecided on Ralston in the New York convention.
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Columbus
Virgil G.hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
J. C. Bell
California
A. P. Gouthey
Seattle
Washington
Democrats Welcome Income Tax Issue in Campaign
Senator Simmons of North Carolina, ranking Democrat on the Finance Committee, endorses the income tax provisions of the new law as a campaign issue. He criticizes President Coolidge and Mr. Mellon, arguing Treasury records show facts refuting claims about the law’s impact on productive industries.
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Washington
Mellon
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Committee
Simmons
Coolidge
Treasury Department
Daugherty Refuses Testimony Before Committee
The article reports Attorney General Daugherty declining to testify, outlining reasons and requests to call department assistants and files, noting the inquiry began March 12 and alleging bias from some lawmakers. It mentions Judge Cochran's ruling on subpoenas and references the Midland National Bank case.
Sanitary Aesthetic Modern Cin Crematico Booklet
Readable fragments describe a booklet likely about sanitary aesthetics and modern cremation concepts from a chapel or memorial context. Specific names, places, dates, or organizations are not clear in the text provided.
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Cin
Crematicoqr Co
Daugherty declines Senate committee appearance after court ruling
H M Daugherty states that Judge Cochran’s ruling voids Senate Resolution 157 actions and ends his participation. He explains legal necessity to stop attending hearings and submits a true copy of the judge’s opinion for the record. He notes he hoped to present witnesses for the Department of Justice.
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The
United States
Court of Justice
Department of Justice
Cochran
Midland National Bank of Washington
Federal Court For
Southern District of Ohio
Ning
Senate
H. M. Daugherty
Wheeler warns of corruption in U S Senate address
St Louis June 4 Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana warned that corruption in government could lead to revolution like Russia if citizens do not vote to repudiate dishonest officials He cited the Daugherty case and testified that Harry and Mal Daugherty refused to testify drawing parallels to wartime grafts in government.
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United States
Russia
United State
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Senate Committee
Daugherty
City Club
Wheeler
Harry Daugherty
Mal Daugherty
Holstein Friesian Association elects Lowden and picks 1925 city
In Richmond Virginia the Holstein Friesian Association of America voted to reelect former Illinois governor Frank Q Lowden as president and to designate Grand Rapids as the 1925 convention city.
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Richmond
Frank Q. Lowden
Illinois
Grand Rapids
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
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Board of Directors
Glendon Conjor
Warren Ellis Leavitt
Ronald Campbell Nowling
Odus Raymond Taylor
Robert William Brenner
Clyde
Toss
Franz Wolfgang
Milford rrill_ Allen
Raymond Clarence “Herweh
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Muriel Ellig’t
Gail Dumbreck Perin
Ker Laundry Co
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Robert L. Black
Wilmer H. Crawford
K. W. Edwards
James L. Heekin
M. C. Longenecker
Louis L. Reitd
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D. C. Handley
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A. E. Anderson
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McCullough
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the Comentias
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Freeman Avenue
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Southern Optical Co
West Seventh St
Linton Hotel
Rosedale
Gordon Kib
3LER
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Thos. H. Ince
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Erl and
Sandberg
Harry Waiman
Irene Berry
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Cox
Stuart Walker CO
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Fox News
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al Sweet’s
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Aborn Company
Glinging
Sylvia Breamer
Myrtle Stedman
Frank Mayo
Blanche
Nita Naldi
Matt Moore
Wesley
Barry
Claire Ee
Lew Codynn
Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model
Percy Marmon
Lewis Stone
Helene Ghadwick
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