Glorious Betsy at the Opera House This Week
Conrad Nagel stars opposite Dolores Costello in Glorious Betsy a screen drama about Jerome Bonaparte and the Belle of Baltimore. Alan Crosland directs the production with a cast including John Miljan Pasquale Amato Michael Vavitch and Andre de Segurola.
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Dolores Costello
Betsy
Alan Crossonds
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
Lietsy Patterson
Baltimore
Twe
United States
Peiron
Jerome
Anthony Coldeway
Aida Johnson Young
John Miljan
Pasquale Amato
Michael Vavitch
Andre de Segurola
Paul Panzer
Three Day Run At Opera House For Glorious Betsy
Clarissa Selwynne Marc McDermott and Betty Blythe star in the feature picture Glorious Betsy to be shown for a three day run at the Opera House.
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Clarissa Selwynne
Marc McDermott
Betty Blythe
Betsy
Opera House
Promoter Sentenced for Mail Fraud in Copper Stock Scheme
Geo G Rice, once a Wall Street figure, received four years in Atlanta and a $5000 fine for using the mails to defraud Idaho copper stock investors. Co-defendant Walter C Yorston of Boise got nine months in Westchester jail. Idaho Copper Corp faced a suspended sentence and $1000 fine. Geologist Walter Harvey was acquitted.
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Geo. G. Rice
Idaho
Psuedo Financial
Wall Street
Atlanta
Walter C. Yorston
Boise
Ida
Idaho Copper Corporation
Rice
Westchester County
Truck Drivers Fined for Disturbing Judge in Court
Ernest Johnson a post office truck driver and Courtney Imlay an oil company worker were fined 310 each for contempt after motor noise disturbed the court. Judge George W McClintle ordered Deputy Marshall J H Absalon to bring them in following disturbances by machines during the morning session.
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Une
Ernest Johnson
Courtney Imlay
Motor Suises
Jude George W.mcclintle
Johnson
Tunlay
Marshall J. H. Absalon
Illinois Leads in Nine Months War Against Bovine TB
Springfield dispatch notes Illinois under Stillman J. Sta dard as state agricultural director achieved top progress in nine months of bovine tuberculosis eradication. Federal data show Illinois tested more dairy herds and breeding stock than any state in the first three quarters of 1928. Only Wisconsin and Minnesota ranked higher for herd tests. a statewide effort boosted by counties, farm advisors, veterinarians, cattle owners, and the press aims to nearly wipe TB from dairy herds in two years.
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Stillman
J. Stadard
America
Illinois
Moral
Stanard
Federal Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Minnegota
Mlindy
Stillman J. Stanard
Insét
Finois
States Report Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Totals
New York shows the highest reactors at 40 958 from 603 990 tested while Illinois leads in eradication with 21 counties at 75 percent and 22 under the country area plan. Illinois lists 145 567 herds totaling 1 259 958 cattle under state disease control supervision.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Son of Millionaire to Marry Washington
The article notes the marriage arrangement of Miss Janet Newbold, daughter of Mrs. Lemming Newbold and business manager of the Washington Star, and Alan A. Ryan Jr., son of A Hans A. Ryan of New York and descendant of Thomas Fortune Ryan. The planned wedding is set for February 4 with Washington as the betrothal venue.
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Bee
Janet
Newbold
Gink
Alan
A. Ryan,Jr
New York
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Qre
Toybe Marrieg
Lemming Newbold
Washington Star
Ryan
A. Ryan
Italian statesman Luigi Cadorna dies at Bordighera
Rome December 21 The Stefani news agency reports the death of Count Luigi Cadorna commander of the Italian army from 1916 to 1917 at his Bordighera country home. The famed statesman and soldier had been ill for a week from arterial sclerosis and cerebral thrombosis.
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Stefani
Luigi Cadorna
Bordighera
Poling Rites Held For John C Poling In Clarksburg
Funeral services for John Calvin Poling 47 were held at Hammond Chapel Eastview with interment in Stonewall Park cemetery. Survivors include a sister Mrs Laura Poling and eight children from his second marriage Rosetta Poling plus Dorsey V Poling from his first marriage. He was born in Grafton a bricklayer and formerly lived in the city.
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Clarksburg
John Calvin Poling
Copeland Avenue
Eastview
Poling
Laura Poling
Dorsey V. Poling
Mis
Anna J. White Poling
Rozetta Stuart Poling
Stuart
Warner
Ruth
Madge
Naomi
Mary
Eloise
Paul
Martha
Mr. Poling
Barney P. Poling
Matthew Poling
Nathaniel §. Poling
Fairmont
Arthur Poling
Hammond Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. DeBar
Stonewall Park
Dorsey Poling
Artha Poling
Dana Poling
New death threats raise stakes in Ranieri kidnap case
Chicago reports new death threats in the Billy Ranieri kidnapping trial. Frank Ranieri, linked to the abducted boy, received a threatening note while a four-man guard and security measures surround the downtown hotel. Mike Devito testified of ominous cars near his home and urged police reinforcement after narrowly escaping an assassination attempt.
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Billy Ranieri
Frank Ranieri
Ranieri
Heithe Ranieri
Mike Devito
Po Hier
Nisk
Devito
Shooting ends abrupt state case as key witnesses vanish
The state case collapsed after 10 key witnesses failed to testify or vanished. The incident centers on the shooting of Ole Scully near a Taylor Street restaurant as gunmen entered and struck. The abrupt disappearance of witnesses halted the prosecution, leaving the matter unresolved.
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Ole Scully
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Scully
McNary Bill Endorsed to Aid 1929 Crop Marketing
Washington reports Secretary endorses the new McNary marketing bill aimed at aiding the 1929 crop. McNary, Oregon Republican, plans a vote by the agriculture committee after receiving the secretary's support. The bill would create a basis for local and permanent improvements to the nation’s basic industry.
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McNary
Jabali
Republicat
Oregon
Ing
Lewin
Hael Culture Committee
High School Boy Praised By President Coolidge
Richard James, 17, of Washington High School, recalled President Coolidge’s congratulations after winning a $1,000 prize for being the first youth under 18 to fly solo across the continent. The feat drew praise despite noisy crowding and confusion during the historic flight.
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Richard James
Ytahtae
Coolidge
James
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