Green declares fight to win child labor amendment
Atlantic City N J Oct 5 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor opened its forty fifth annual convention vowing to press for a constitutional child labor amendment He called the fight for Americas children the only movement inspiring vast support and urged nationwide protection against exploitation for all youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Organized Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Green
Children of
America
Ameia
New Jersey
York
Ohio
North Carolina
Five Thousand Grocers Cheated in $130000 Scheme Indicted
Two men Maurice Innerfield and Emanuel Seaman of Knickerbocker Merchandising Co. are indicted for defrauding about 5000 grocers nationwide of $130,000. They sold Permanent Associate Buying Service Memberships promising savings on wholesale supplies, but subscribers found they could buy only small quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Federal Grand Jury
Maurice Innerfield
Emanuel Seaman
Knickerbocker Merchandising Company, Inc
United States
Siegel
Bureau of Commercial Frauds
Democrats Back Charter Ticket Campaign Committee Formed
The Democratic Executive Committee announced the appointment of a campaign committee to promote charter ticket candidates for Municipal Judges and Council members. The panel includes W. A. Julian Simeon Johnson Alfred G. Allen John L. Shuff Vincent Beckman ex Judge Edward H. Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Organization
Sintom
W. A. Julian
Simeon Johnson
Alfred G. Allen
John L. Shuff
Vincent Beckman
Edward H. Jones
William J. Leonard
Robert Gorman
Paul Geoghegan
William A. Harlow
John Herman
Frank E. Wort
Batavia Man Dies After Crash With Freight Train
Peter Wasmer a 51 year old foreman at Batavia Foundry Batavia Ohio died at Christ Hospital after a Sunday night crash when his automobile struck a Norfolk and Western freight train at Afton three miles east of Batavia. Henderson and Smith also injured taken to General Hospital. Wasmer skull fractures and multiple rib breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wasmer
Batavia Foundry Company
Batavia
He Weending
Norfolk & Western
Afton
Christ Hospital
Wasmer
George Henderson
Fred Smith
Henderson
Smith
General Hospital
Tax Amendment Men Name Three Committees
Hamilton County Committee on Tax Amendment met at the Gibson yesterday to form Finance Publicity and Speakers committees. The plan aims to adopt a constitutional tax and debt amendment to tax all banks and building associations at the source, with costs borne by banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Gibson
Bolton Armstrong
M.M. McIntyre
H. J. Pfiester
George F. Dieterle
C. W.loughead
R. B. Mills
E. F. Haefner
W. A. Julian
Edward F. Peters
Edward F. Wilmer
W. F. Wiley
Harry Brown
Harry W. Coates
Moses Strauss
A. N. Greenfield
Charles 8. Cowe
Anthony Kears
Nettie B. Loughead
Robert Taft
Gardner
Charles Widener, Jr
Fred Tuke
Fourth annual Cincinnati Riding Club Horse Show dates set
Preparation for the fourth annual Horse Show at Reading road and Asmann avenue progresses. The event runs November 5 6 and 7 with matinee and evening performances. Hulbert Taft chairs the Horse Show Committee along with A K Andrews Roscoe Crabbs Thomas Davis Junior Fleischmann Learner Harrison Miss Harriet Holmes FE Lawrence Jones Albert Krippendorf John Omwake A Clifford Shinkle Leonard Smith Jr William W Stone and O DeGray Vanderilt. A pre show dinner on October 29 at the Riding Club will outline plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Riding Club
Reading Road
Asmann Avenue
Hulbert Taft
A. K. Andrews
Roscoe Crabbs
Thomas
Davis
Junior Fleischmann
Learner Harrison
Harriet Holmes
FE. Lawrence Jones
Albert Krippendorf
John Omwake
A. Clifford Shinkle
Leonard Smith, Jr
William W. Stone
O. DeGray Vanderilt
Riding Club
Two Teens Robbed After Bridgetown Pike Roadside Attack
Police reported no arrest yet in a Bridgetown pike robbery and assault case. Two 16 year old girls Helen Nida and Geneva Ernst were treated after the incident near Gamble's woods. Two male youths aged 19 Joseph Dirr and Elmer Elming were also involved as the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgetown
Cincinnati
Louisville
The
Commercial Tribune
J. B. Alexander
Harrison Avenue
Helen Nida
Glenmore Avenue
Geneva Ernst
Werk Road
Joseph Dirr
Ruhlman Avenue
Cheviot
Elmer Elming
Bankcourt
Harrison
Bridgetown Pike
Gamble’s Woods
Branded T for Thief Says Woman Robbed by Trio
Mrs. M. E. Taylor, wife of a fireman in Seattle, reports two women and a man broke into her home while she slept, bound and gagged her, and branded the letter T on her left arm with a chemical. A note on the door, cut from a newspaper, claimed T stands for thief and accused the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
M. E. Taylor
Taylor
Poet Amy Lowell Leaves Estate Valued at Over 800000
Amy Lowell, sister of Harvard University president A Lawrence Lowell, has left an estate valued above 800000. An inventory shows personal property about 697155 and real estate valued at 12600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Lowell
Associated Press
Bedham
Mass
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Local Grocer A. J. Weitzel Elected to Ohio Retail Board
A. J. Weitzel grocer of 2926 Gilbert avenue was elected to the Board of Directors of the Ohio Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association at the annual convention in Columbus. The Federal Business Association of Chicago briefing highlighted intercity government liaison efforts and progress reported by Cincinnati members. A Civil Service Commission request seeks 25,000 for a city employee salary survey. A garage on Eastern avenue reported a burglary with tires and accessories valued at 70 dollars taken, losses cited as 38 and 32 dollars by two residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Weitzel
Gilbert Avenue
Ohio Retail Grocers ’and Meat Dealers’ Association
Columbus
Eet
Federal Business Association of Chicago
Cincinnati Federal Business Association
F. L. Roberts
Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Geaninerse
Chicago Association
Cincinnati
Roberts
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Eastern Avenue
Edward Rhodes
Edward Lewis
Rhodes
Lewis
Arrests Continue In Hosiery Sales Scheme
Three more arrests were made in the house-to-house hosiery sales investigation. Milton J. Hyman of Cleveland, manager of Superior Sales Company, faces occupational tax charges. Albert Spivack of Queen City Hosiery Company and Melvin Lewton, tax deputy, also were taken into custody. The firms allegedly run an endless chain with $1 coupons for three coupons, leading to free stockings for the initial buyer once others redeem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton J. Hyman
Cleveland
Superior Sales Company
West Fifth Street
Hill
City Auditor's Office
Albert Spivack
Queen City Hosiery Company
West Fourth
Better Business Bureau
Melvin Lewton
Ohio First Snow Melts Quickly In Morning Light
Ohio towns report the season's first snow arriving and melting as it falls. In Uhrichsville it disappeared this morning while in Grand Forks North Dakota snow began this afternoon and also melted as it fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
The
Associated Press
Uhrichsville, O
Grand Forks
N. D
New York Replies to Frocked Hypocrites at Episcopal Meeting
District Attorney Banton defended New York against a church body charge that the city is wicked. He called the metropolis decent and clean for its size, replying to critics who visit Broadway plays then denounce the city on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Main Street
Banton
Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Episcopal Church
Attorneys sue W. E. D. Stokes for libel in divorce case
Nugent and Nugent file a libel suit in New York charging W. E. D. Stokes with slander over divorce proceedings. Plaintiffs seek damages potentially totaling 250000 dollars based on alleged statements that the lawyers stole papers during the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Nugent & Nugent
Stokes
Fails to Find His Alibi Witness Drank Poison
Robert Craig aged 21 died on an operating table after drinking poison in the hallway to his attorney’s office. He had sought a witness to prove he was not near the July 14 attempted car theft he faced at trial. He collapsed after returning to the attorney’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Robert Craig
Craig
Ohio Valley Foreign Conference Sessions Outline Trade Topics
The Ohio Valley Foreign Conference meets at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss British and German competition in export trade and foreign credit insurance in the morning. Luncheon covers European finance developments, then afternoon focuses on credit in export trade and advertising. Evening dinner addresses Latin American business prospects and building American goodwill abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Latin America
Freiberg Rites Tomorrow for Avondale Distillery Partner
Funeral services for Abraham Freiberg 81 of 759 Greenwood Av Avondale will be at his residence at 10:30 tomorrow morning with burial at United Jewish Cemetery Walnut Hills. He died at home Sunday from a heart attack. He was active in civic affairs and a former distiller as partner in the J. A. Freiberg Distillery Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiberg
Abraham Freiberg
Greenwood Avenue
Avondale
United Jewish Cemetery
Walnut Hills
J. & A. Freiberg Distillery Company
Coolidge Heads Parade of Legion in Sesquicentennial Pace
The American Legion convention opened with calls to consider political neutrality and possibly changing to a more active stance on the prohibition amendment. A National Commander race emerged with H. L. Spafford Howard Savage and John McQuigg as contenders as Philadelphia was favored for the next annual meet. A memorial tribute to World War dead followed. Mrs. Coolidge to receive a distinguished service medal for work with the Legion Endowment Fund and disabled veterans. President Coolidge and party arrived in Cincinnati amid cheers but did not speak, then departed for St. Louis after a brief stop and security details remained in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
H. L. Spafford
New York
Howard Savage
Chicago
John McQuigg
Ohio
TyGay
Kathryn Browne
Emmet O'Neal
Kentucky
Convention
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Coolidge
O. D. Oliphant
Ion
Omaha
Cincinnati
B. & O. “National Limited
James A. Crain
Everett Sanders
Kane
Copelaw
Watson
Pilette
Marine Corps
Washington
St. Louis
President Coolidge Trains On To Omaha For Legion Address
President Coolidge rested on the Central West journey to Omaha where he will address the American Legion convention. He greeted crowds at stations from Southern Ohio to Illinois with Mrs. Coolidge, thanked Flora Ill. for a wedding anniversary bouquet, and noted schoolchildren cheering in North Vernon Ind. The blimp TGe7 escorted the train from Scott Field to St. Louis as moves toward a busy schedule in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Omaha
St. Louis
Central West
American Legion Convention
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Mrs. Coolidge
Missouri
Scott Field
Ill
President and Mrs Coolidge Arrive by Special Train in Cincinnati
A large crowd gathered at Storrs Station West End Cincinnati yesterday as a special train bearing President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge arrived for a morning visit. The scene featured lingering aromas of corn muffins and a cordial reception by local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs Station
West End
Mrs. Coolidge
Lodge notices honor Father O Conner return at Riverside
A cordial rty and dance will be held at the Elks Temple Ninth and Elm streets Wednesday afternoon and evening October 7 to honor Father William T. O'Connor returning from Rome. The event is Given by St. Vincent de Paul Church Riverside with JOHN H. McCOY as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. O’connor
Rome
Elks’ Temple
Ninth and
Elm Streets
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Riverside
John H. McCoy
Local Obituaries Highlight Five Residents and Relatives
Obituary notices for Clara Black Abraham Freiberg Frances Lockhorn Mary ONeill Catherine Rigney Jacob Shroder and Elsie Wilfert detail ages addresses and funeral plans. Dates span October 2 through October 8 1925 with services at St Josephs St Marys Holy Family and Unitarian Church and private burials indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Simon Freiberg
Greenwood Avenue
Avondale
Price Hill
Holy Family Church
Vane Shroder
Jacob Shroder
Bettie F. Shroder
Anm
Tober
Thayer
Geor A
Suietly
A .m
Unitarian Church
Ee Ee Wilfert
Elsie Carolyn
Frank C
Emma W Neg Big
Reed Mel
Bryant Avenue
Busse & Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Ad
Funeral home notice for cremations and Neo charges from Busse Borgmann Co at 1517 Freeman Avenue announcing free chapel booklet access and three chapels at Central Bldg M 3095. Non sectarian service offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Sein Modern
T Ag Cremationsi
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Neo
Births in Ashbrook and nearby areas record multiple newborns
A faded list records births to families including Albert and Eva Ashbrook at 8231 Beresford. Robert and Louise Criswell at 4582 Lafayette. Corwing and Verona Custer at 3552 Linwood. and several other couples across Elmwood Place to Central Terrace. Names include Dinsmore, Dorsey, Duning, Flannery, Howard, Irwin, Jellison, Mahaffey, McCormick, Perkins, Rumpke, Silverstein, Speeg, Sprn, Taylor, Welteis, Weitzel, and Woodward with girls or boys noted.
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Art
Albert and
Eva
Beresford
Ashbrook
Lawrence and
Louise
Earthy
Bossch Gan and Mildred
Pedritti Avenue
Criswell
Robert and
Lafayette Avenue
Custer—Corwing
Verona
Linwood Avenue
Dinsmore
Thomas
Alvina
Regina Street
Dorsey
Charles and
Mary
Poplar Street
Elmwood Place
Duning
Carl and
Anna
Winona Terrace
William and
Rebecca
Elmont Avenue
Fasold
Katherine
DeCamp Avenue
Flannery
James Ape
Alma
Rosemont Avenue
Howard
Warren Rage Lottie
Westwood Avenue
Hilleary
William
Bertha
Egor Avenue
Irwin Clarence
Wielle
Marburg Avenue
Jellison
Sohn
Annabelle
Vogelby
Mahaffey Jaren
Gladstone Avenue
McCormick
Harold Vnad
Violet
Walnut Street
Perkins
James and
Willard Avenue
Rumpke
John and
Johanna
Box
Morton Road
Silverstein
Sam and
Molly
Beech Avenue
Speeg
Minnie
Seymour Avenue
STPRN
Francis
LaSalle Street
Taylor
Arthur
Luella
Taft Welteis Ribertus
Adrian
Vine Street
Weitzel
Joseph and Mary
East Court Street
Woodward
Morton
Charlotte
Central Terrace
Fragmentary Residents List From Crescentville and Nearby Areas
A legible fragment lists numerous residents and addresses across Crescentville Ohio and neighboring towns. Names include Louise Latham, Robert Ewing, Alma Avery, Harry Thompson, Carrie M. Brown, Edward D. Frank, Isabel M. Simpson, Artie Mercer, William R. Smith, Hattie E. Schurtter, Edna M. Oster, and others with street addresses in Vine, Fourth, Mound, Hamilton, Glenwood, McMillan, and more. Some entries indicate cities such as Dayton, Elyria, Richmond, Detroit, Bellevue, Covington, and North Bend, with varied street numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge
Crescentville
O. Louise ‘Latham
O. Robert
Ewing
Dayton, O
Alma Avery
Asine
Vine St
Fourth St
Harry Thompson
Carrie M. Brown
Thomas Hall
Mable Wagner
Harry J. Kramer
State Ave
Nam
Grover’ Merritt
Elyria
Westmoreland
Dorothy Schmidt
W. McMillan St
Elias Torf
Dubin
Edith Linder
Borrman Ave
Muriel Dt
Clarence Eggelston
Edna C. Scheffel
Hamilton Ave
Edward D. Frank Richmond
Ind
Corinne Steinhalter
Glenwood
Charles R. Leftwich
Covington
Isabel M. Simpson
W. Sixth
Artie Mercer
Poplar
William R. Smith
Detroit
Mich
Hattie E. Schurtter
Elm St
Arthur M. Schu
North Bend
O. Addaline Rafferty
O. Henry
River traffic updates and river stage report
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.8 feet and constant at 6 PM. Vessels moving include the Rentpey from Louisville and the Kentucky returning from Charleston. The Chris Greene shaft failure will keep her laid up for two weeks, Greenwood to replace her. Other arrivals and departures listed with times and destinations along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Rentpey
Louisville
Charleston
Kentucky
Chris Greene
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Betsy Ann
Pittsburgh
John W. Hubbard
J. H. Donald
Philadelphia and Cleveland Coal Company
Enmy Arbor
Seketan
Huntington
Marion Riggs
Inland Waterways Cony
Louisvlle
Weather looks unsettled across several states this week
Ohio and Kentucky expect showers Tuesday or Tuesday night and perhaps Wednesday with a slight Tuesday warmup and cooler Wednesday. Indiana shows showers Tuesday and maybe Wednesday with warmer conditions in the extreme south and colder north Tuesday night. Tennessee clouds in with warmth and showers possible Tuesday afternoon or night in the west and cooler Wednesday. West Virginia cloudiness and warmth Tuesday then showers Tuesday night and Wednesday with colder Wednesday afternoon and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
West
West Virginia
Judge Jacob Shroder Dies At 78 In Walnut Hills
Jacob Shroder 78 former Common Pleas Court judge died at his home in Kemper Lane Apartments Walnut Hills. A Harvard Law School graduate he led the Woodward High School board and served as president of the school fund trustees and the Union Board of High Schools. He once led the Drake Committee of the Ohio State Senate and headed the Miami Medical College before its merger with the University of Cincinnati. Funeral services are at 2 30 this afternoon at United Jewish Cemetery chapel. He is survived by his widow and three children William J Shroder Mrs Jose Lowe of Cincinnati and Mrs M L Patek of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Shroder
Common Pleas Court
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Shroder
Harvard Law School
Woodward High School
School Fund
Union Board of High Schools
Drake Committee
Ohio State Senate
Miami Medical College
University of Cincinnati
United Jewish Cemetery
Illiam
Clever work by police recovers $150 purse
Police recovered $150 and lodge receipts taken from John Garnett of Jellico Tennessee. He said two men attacked him at 286 East Third Street. one held his arms while the other took his purse. The purse was found in an ash barrel at 226 East Third Street. A man, James Burns, 28, of 417 West Eighth Street, was arrested nearby and held on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garnett
Jellico
Tenn
East Third Street
Garnett
Tritscher
Bummer
James Burns
West Eighth Street
Steamship arrivals and departures list for New York port
Shipping news lists arrivals from October 5 including Ben Ballin Hamburg Adriatic London and more. Due October 6 includes Lituania Danzig Olympia Southern Gothenburg and other vessels with sailing times noted. Dedicated lines cite routes to Naples Bergen and Bremen with morning departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ballin
Hamburg
London
Fort St. George
Hamilton
Carinthia
Liverpool
Adriatic
Ice
Reenter
Andania
Southampton
Cristobal
Car Ae Teresa
Valparaiso
Carabobo
la Guayra
Voto
Kingston
Due
Lituania
Danzig
Olympia
Soutem
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Orca
Siboney
Havana
Bogota
Sail
Bremen
Presidente Wilson
Naples
Stavangerfjord
Bergen
Ex-Confederate Aide Jarnecke Gets Suspended Sentence
Elmer W. Jarnecke, ex-secretary to Gaston B. Means and co defendant in extortion bootlegging and mail fraud cases, received a suspended sentence after turning government witness against Means. Judge Bondy cited this cooperation as the basis for the milder punishment. Means remains imprisoned in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Elmer W. Jarnecke
Gaston B. Means
Altoonalass Casket Company
Bondy
Jarnecke
Means
Atlanta
MISS FONTAINE SURRENDERS IN CONTEMPT CASE
Evan Burrows Fontaine the dancer and complainant in breach of promise actions against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney surrendered to the U S Marshal in Chicago on contempt grounds. She posted a $5,000 bond and faces a hearing October 12 for alleged injunction violation tied to San Francisco proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fontaine
Associated Press
Chicago
Evan Burrowes Fontaine
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
New York
United States
San Francisco
Whitney
Car Fire Destroys Swan Vehicle After Crash Near Home
Burdette Swan of Fifty ninth street reported his car was struck while parked on Carthage pike by William Edwards of 413 Crawford avenue Hamilton Ohio. Edwards faced charges of reckless driving and operating a vehicle while intoxicated after the crash. Swan estimated the loss at 500 dollars as firemen arrived too late to save the auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Swan
Fifty-ninth Street
Carthage Pike
Burdette
William Edwards
Crawford Avenue
Hamilton
Swan
Edwards
Stenger and
Frank
Greene Line Steamer Chris Greene Sails October 6 from Greene Line Wharf
The steamer Chris Greene departs Tuesday October 6 at 5 p m from the Greene Line wharfboat for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Pomeroy and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Greene
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Galli
Pomeroy
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Democrats
Charter
Nature
MCA
Elm and Central Parkway
Louisville & Nashville
City
Dixie Terminal
F. D. Bush
Deaconess Hospital
Business Men's Club
Gibson Roof Garden
George J. Gruen
W. C. Harris
William E. Fox
A Coolidge
Lodge
Oet. T
Parkersburg
Pt Pleasant
Dam
Ofte
Dam No
Oreee
Paducah
Kyairo
Sones
Narrows
Aeene
Hinton
Seseedsoveld
Kan
Falls
W.va
Lon
Williamson
Oree
Pikeville
Saneseeseeees
Beattyville
Sonne Seene
Reteewes
Florence
Ala
Eveneneraeees
Daven Ay Neevee
St. Leweenee
Renee
Little Rock
Feiner
Nashville
Winnipeg
Marte
Pas
Steamship News
New York World News Service
Stewart
Elsie Janis
Dream of America
Music Hall
Nicur
J. H. Thuman
W. 4Th St
Willis Music Co
Palac
Ethel Parker
Eugene Costello
Shirley Mason
Kansas City
Marshall, Mich
Adam, N. J
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
Harris-Moers & CO
Main
Belle Baker
Mel Klee
Galla-Rini
Lytell & Fant
Princeton & Watson
Bradley &Hennessy
Zelda Bros
Chas. Chase
Comedy
Cox
Olympic
Caisze
Ed C. Daley
Joe Wilton
Baltimore & Ohio
Mat Shuber
L. Lawrence Weber
Cobra
Donald Gallaher
William J. Elliott
MR. Swiulligan
MR. Garrity
Sap Detectives
Norma Talmadge
Graystark
Capitol
Rex Beach
Frank Lloyd
Ann Pennington
Tom Moore
Strand Symphonic Orchestra
Harry Willsey
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Lewis Stone
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Mae Marsh
Pathe Review
Fox
Latonia
St Worh Webster
W.J. Pelo
A.M
Oeia Blumeing
Tribune
Commercial Square
Broadway
Upper Ohio
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