The Miracle opens at Music Hall to astonished crowd
The Miracle, a two continent wonder spectacle, debuted at Music Hall to a large Cincinnati audience and out-of-town visitors. Morris Gest praised the Cincinnati edition as surpassing New York and Cleveland in completeness. Nearly 600 people contributed to the production, with 400 from New York and about 100 from Cincinnati. Iris Tree made her stage debut in the nun Megildis role under Max Reinhardt’s direction.
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Navi Grute
Continents
Music Hall
Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Morris Gest
Gest
Century Theater
Municipal Auditorium
Temple of Music
Symphony Orchestra
Megildis
Herbert Tree
Iris Tree
Playhouse
Max Reinhardt
Reinhardt
French debt parley fails to show concrete concession
Washington negotiations over France's debt faced grim prospects as the latest American offer drew skepticism from both sides. Treasury officials pressed Caillaux and French experts while President Coolidge consulted Senator Smoot to urge possible concessions, with no new figures offered and talks extending into the evening.
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Charles Michelson
New York World News Service
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Winston
Caillaux
France
American Commission
Smoot
Worke& Peauction
Great Britain
America
Classified Ads Prompt Quick Home Sale
A Cincinnati man advertised to sell his home and next day a buyer with the down payment appeared. The Commercial Tribune Classified Ads claim quick, sure results and prompt buyers.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Optimism and doubt mix in French debt talks
Washington reports alternating optimism and pessimism in U S France debt negotiations. Two joint sessions yielded two proposed settlements with France pressing for more acceptable terms and Mellon offering a perhaps more favorable plan than Britain. American officials warn a break could occur despite cautious French mood.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
France
Mellon
Great Britain
Treasury
Winston
End of 80 Year Rule in Bhopal Hinges on Heir Line
London reports the Begum of Bhopal seeks a ruling to make her third son Sahib Dada Mohamed Hamidulla Khan heir instead of the traditional primogeniture. The Indian government must decide if the succession is lawful, a decision with potential to affect stability in Bhopal and British India.
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New York World News Service
London
Lord Birkenhead
India
Bhopal
Begum of
Begum
Sahib Dada Mohamed Hamidulla , Khan
Secretary of State For India
Court of Appeal
Government of
Tiger YS 84 Celebrates Birthday at Seaside Cottage
Georges Clemenceau, France's wartime premier known as the Tiger, turned eighty four at his seaside cottage on the Vendée coast. He is quietly writing a book on philosophy exploring the concept of God through the ages.
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Associated Press
Nantes
France
Georges Clemenceau
Vendee
Permanent Court to Meet Oct 22 Over Mosul Dispute
The Hague Sept 28 The Permanent Court of International Justice convenes an extraordinary session on October 22 to consider questions about the disposition of the Mosul territory referred by the League of Nations assembly.
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the Hague
Permanent Court of International Justice
Mosul
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Fairbanks Deeds Half of Real Estate to Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks has given Mary Pickford a quit-claim deed to half of real estate in Los Angeles valued at about 1 million dollars. Pickford and her mother Charlotte Smith are partners in profits from motion pictures and other ventures, with the Pickford Company involved. Estimates place Pickford’s fortune at about 3 million dollars and Fairbanks at over 5 million, though they maintain separate business structures aside from their shared studio.
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New York World News Service
Los Angeles
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
California
Miss. Pickford
Charlotte Smith
Migs d
Pickford Company
Fairbank
Pickford- Fairbanks
Pickford-Fairbanks
Will of Mrs Crosby Leaves $10 Million Estate to Heirs
The Rhinebeck NY estate of Mrs Annie Kendall Crosby valued around $10 million is left to her son Maunsell Schieffelin Crosby and daughter Margaret Eleanor wife of Earl of Huntingfield. Real estate includes Old Daly theater site valued at $1 million. Grasmere home bequeathed to Maunsell with a sixth interest in Henry M. Schieffelin’s estate. valuables go to daughter. Executed 1921 November 26 with executors Mansell Crosby Oliver Wagstaff Andrew A Vanneck and Frederick A Burlingame.
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New York World News Service
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Annie Kendall Crosby
Rhinebeck
Gleason
Crosby
Maunsell Schieffelin Crosby
Margaret Eleanor
William Charles Arcede
Grasmere
Henry M. Schieffelin
Harriman National Bank
New York
Mansell Schieffelin Crosby
Oliver Wagstaff
Andrew A. Vanneck
Frederick A. Burlingame
Security pact conference set for October in Locarno
Paris reports that a Lo carno Switzerland security pact conference will convene October 6 with German and allied statesmen. French communique says Briand and Herr von Hoesch discussed minor details in an interview, confirming the event as scheduled for October 5.
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Associated Press
Paris
Locarno
Switzerland
Briand
M. Briand
Herr von Hoesch
Lancarno
Milford Court Trials Roy Leonard In Liquor Case
Milford village liquor court presided by Mayor Hill convicts Roy Leonard steward of Hyde Park Country Club for possessing intoxicating liquor. Verdict guilty with a $500 fine and costs. attorney vows appeal to Court of Common Pleas. Courtroom onlookers crowd windows as clashes arise between attorney and city prosecutor.
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Milford
Hill
Roy Leonard
Hyde Park Country Club
Maketewah
Hillcrest
Leonard
James KR. Clark
Court of Common Pleas
Milford Court
Saedeimai
Joseph Pierson
Clark
Murphy
Lady Cynthia Mosley on labor and politics in 1925 interview
Lady Cynthia Mosley reveals details of her early career in a War Office intelligence unit earning 30 shillings weekly, later rising to £3. She then served as a land girl on a Sussex farm before preferring city life as she campaigns for Parliament in Stoke-on-Trent.
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London
Cynthia Mosley
Marquis Curzon
Stoke-on-Trent
Labor Party
Intelligence Department
War Office
Army of Land Girls
Sussex
N. Y. World News Service
U. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Witness shot as Chapman trial recaps broad case links
Report from Meriden Connecticut notes a man was shot while speaking with Louis A. Kubeck, a key state witness in the Chapman case. Kubeck testified against Chapman, who is appealing a death sentence after a policeman's killing in New Britain. The assailant fled. Kubeck and innkeeper Lilian Knell tied to the earlier proceedings.
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Chapman
Associated Press
Meriden
Conn
Louis A. Kubeck
Gerald Chapman
Hartford
Kubeck
Jack Quinn
Old Colony Inn
Walter Shean
Springfield
Mass
New Britain
Ben Hance
Hance
Muncie
Ind
Anderson
Pensacola
Fla
Dubuque
Troy
Tippi National Bank
Alcorn
Lilliah Knell
Walter E. Shean
Leonard Street
New York
Brooklyn
Skelly
Wethersfield State Prison
Verdict in Matteotti murder seen as prearranged
Paris dispatch reports the clandestine Florence paper Non Mollare says the Matteotti murder verdict was staged by Italian fascists to exonerate Mussolini. It claims top figures would be spared while actual killers are tried for accidental homicide and freed by amnesty.
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Matteotti
Mussolini
Arno Dosch-Fluerot
New York World News Service
Paris
Non Mollare
Florence
Roberto Farinacci
Aldo Finzi
Cesare Rossi
Rocco
Franassi
Dumini
Volpi
Putato
Panzari
Finzi
Silvestri
Schiff
Gioggini
Emmanuel
Rossi
Marinelli
Filippelli
Council
Interior Department
N."y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Fight Over Federal Reserve Averted At Bankers Convention
American Bankers Association Economic Policy Commission reports that the charter extension for Federal Reserve Banks should be kept separate from amendments to the Federal Reserve Act. The group urges single purpose measures and defers new amendments, seeking wartime to preserve the system with extended charters and prompt action by Congress.
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Federal Reserve
Bankers’ Convention
Atlantiq
City
N. J
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Act
Economic Policy Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Association
Federal Reserve System
Evans Woollen
Indianapolis
Executive Council
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Walter Lichtenstein
Chicago
Walter W. Head
Omaha
Trust Company Division
Roy C. Osgood
Submarine S-51 rescue under way after calm Atlantic
At New London Conn on Sept 28 divers examine S-51 compartments while heavy derricks Monarch Century and Chittenden return to site twenty miles northeast of Block Island. Planes, ships Maury and Mahan dispatched as air and body search continue in hopeful rescue effort.
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New Londorn
Conn
Atlantic
Block Island
Chewink
A. R. McCann
Navy
Monarch
Century
Chittenden
H. H. Christy
Lakehurst
N. J
Anacosta
Maury
Mahan
Newport
McCann
Diver operations halted on sunken submarine 5 51
Newport R I Sept 28 divers working on sunken submarine 5 51 were forced to abandon efforts at 11 tonight due to ground swell and swift tide. Four civilian and six naval divers had labored to the time of suspension. diving would resume at 5 tomorrow if weather moderates.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. L
Naval
Divers Go Down to S-51 In Atlantic Rescue Bid
U S submarine S 51 lies submerged fourteen miles off Block Island after a collision with City of Savannah. Workers struggle in heavy wind and sea to lift the craft while two divers attempt to explore its interior despite failed rescue attempts by rescue ships.
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U. S
New London
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Virginia
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