Films for the Week at Local Theatres
Local listings reveal a Rex Theatre program featuring The Mayfin, a family drama with Ree Logon, and Wolfe's Clothing a Warner mystery at Rex. Also showing London Steeps, a London crime melodrama, and Universal Jewel starring Laura La Plante at the Virand Theatre. Grand Theatre screens Going Crooked with an all star cast.
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Wolfe
Warner
Monte Blue
Patsy Ruth
Rex Theatre
Arthur Somers Roche
Cosmopolia
Danes Bangs Zon
Roy de Rush
Rex
Warner Broxnel
London
Leaderworld
Loudod
Levi
Yendgadenol
Scotland Yard
Wile Lontell
Wariel Bros
Rinefuetin
Rinty
Linehouse
Urheimal
Halinuit Halleasl
Bor Waison
Walter Moroso
Helens Costello
Walter Merill
John Patrick
Otto Mathern
George Koenaros
de Wittennings
Carl Stockdale
Les Wates Ternly
Laura la Plante
New York
Universal City
Migss
Mifare
Wveiliecton
Jon Mitehatl
Hepsie Love
Little Brook
Fox Films
Grand Theatre
Oscar Shay
Gustav von Seyifertite
Edwin Kennedy
Leslie Perio
Lydia ‘Knott
Bernard Siege
Hank Mann
William Worthington
Evelyn Fieske
Lieut? Shillard
South Dakota Democrats Divided Over Smith Movement
Democratic factions in South Dakota debate backing for Al Smith and Gov. Smith. A state convention aims to decide strategy before a February party meeting and a May primary to choose national delegates, with leaders split on aligning with Smith versus opposing him.
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Democrats
South Dakota
al Smith
Pro McAdoo
National
Bilger
Chitemany
United Press Today
Hutsimnes
Nie
Bileer
Smith
proMeddon
G McAdon
Tomuther
Democratic Star
Queston JamOne
45 Drivers Lose Licenses in August Revocations
Harrisburg Aug 16 The Pennsylvania Highway Patrol crackdown on motor violations led to 45 driver licenses revoked from August 11 through the period announced by the State Department of Highways. Eight drivers were blacklisted while the top offenses were reckless driving with 15 revocations and driving while intoxicated with 17.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
State Department of Highways
Dairymen League raises milk price for Class One 85
The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association Inc announced a 42 cent per 100 pounds rise in Class One 85 milk effective August 1 in the New York Mile Shed. The increase aims to cover higher production costs and urge farmers to boost autumn and winter milk output while other classes stay unchanged. Members were urged to intensify milk production to meet New York City market needs.
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Darymen's League
Dairymen's League Cooperative Asstiation, Inc
New York Mile
New York City
Murker
Death claims Judge Gary in market news and career tribute
The report notes the death of Judge Gary and its quiet impact on the market, with United States Steel trading near opening levels after the announcement. It chronicles Gary’s ascent from rural beginnings to a legal career and leadership in the steel industry, including ties to Morgan, Schwab, and Carnegie interests leading to the formation of the United States Steel Corporation in 1901.
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LS Steel
Gary
U.S. Steel
Nathan Miller
Steel Corporation
Pierre DuPont
WheatonIil
Wheaton College
Univesity of
Chicago
Ilinois
DuPage County
Illinois
Hite
Federal Steel Company
Federal Steel Co
New York
J. P Morgan
Lasyerstkire Bn
Angew
Siegle Yeas
Hoc Fick
Gar
Carnegie
Erick Carnegie
Charles M Schwab
Morgan
Schwab
Joe Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Hemeroid relief pill advertised by Dr J S Leonhardt
PILE SUFFERERS offered HemReid’s Harmless tablet claimed to move the cause of piles and provide lasting relief with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad touts a HemReid license in the city and premises at Amis & Co.
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J S Leonhardt
HemReid
Amis & Co
Second Music Week Opens at Chautauqua
Chautauqua hosts the second music week with speakers including D B Waid and Alice Maule Radios. Dr Relix Harun to address topics on Christianity and Industrial Relations. Daily devotional hours, readings by Ethel Homes, and concerts by the New York Symphony noted. August events mark Recognition Day on Wednesday. Gates radiate from the main lawn. Local residents Mis Mackenzie and Misses Ross and Wilson attend and host visitors, with Miss Mary Phelps visiting from Corry.
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Waid
Alice Maule
Mir Jeanette Triplet
Relix Harun
Montay
Meliiver Lichliter
WB mm
Ethel Homes
New Yorke
Symphony
Te Symphony Orchestn
Sunidas
Altey Belden
London
A. Billa King
Corry
Chautauqua
Mary Phelps
Rebecca MacKenzie
Ross
Agnes Wilson
Wales
Spear
Ames Averie
Dead Sea Facts and River Jordan Description
The Dead Sea lies 1,800 feet below the Mediterranean level with highly salty water making it buoyant. The Jordan River flows from the north into the Dead Sea with no visible outlet.
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Dead Sea
Mediterranean
Jordan
Reed Likely Succeeds Gary As Steel Corp Leader
Pittsburgh Aug 15 Amid rumors to succeed Gary as head of U S Steel Senator David Pab Th of Pittsburgh is named as a possible successor. Henry Reed is floated as a probable future chairman, though he is currently in Europe and the chatter has waned.
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United Press
Puptsburgh
BT Gary
U 5
Steel Corporation
David pAb Th
Pittsburgh
Heniy Reed
The
Hye
Reed
Europe
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