The Brute at Opera House Stirs Western Saga
Warner Bros star Monte Blue leads the Western spectacle The Brute at the Opera House presented by the Opermenours. The film promises wild West action with gold rush, rodeos, fights, and romance, directed by Irving Cummings and featuring Clyde and Carroll Nye among a large cast. Tonight only.
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Warner Bros
Monte Blue
Opermenours
Blue
Tata
Leila
Hyams
Clyde
Vauteville
Oklahoma Red
Peeter
Carroll Nye
Paul Nicholson
Irving Cummings
Opera House
Advertising Leaders Gather for 23rd International Meeting
Denver hosts the twenty third annual International Advertising Association convention from June 26 with a western emphasis. Industry and government leaders including Hoover Work McKelvie Blair Sargent Hays Henderson and Ro- xafel will address sessions while railroads aviation and radio groups are featured. Delegates from Britain France Germany Australia Canada and Mexico will attend.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Advertising Club
International Advertising Association
Mississippi River
San Francisco
Houston
Texas
E. D. Gibbs
Dayton
Frederick W. Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Will H. Hays
Paul Henderson
Mer
National Transport Company
Aviation
Merlin N. Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
America
Indugue Radio Group
Sta
Samuel Wz
McKelvie
Nebraska
Haseen
Emily Newell Blair
Democratic Nawtional Committee
Herbert Hoover
Hubert Work
Hoover
Work
John Mitchell Chapple
National
L. Rothafel
Roxy
New York
Great Britain
France
Germany
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Canada
Mexico
Overnight News: Airdrome Watch for Bellanca From New York
Berlin airfield alerts for possible Bellanca arrival from New York. Monoplane Jeanne D Arc to search Newfoundland for Nungesser and Coli, shipped from New York to St Johns. Jewels stolen from Ritz Carlton suite in New York. Mexican police quiz a stranger about a street informant. Soviet minister Kollantay questioned about a secret meeting, apologizes on identity. Sir Austen Chamberlain says injuries from London car collision are slight. Mrs. Cathleen Neilson Colford dies in Paris. NY police to ban parades by groups based on religion or race in the city.
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Templehoff Field
Berlin
Bellanca
New York
Jeanne D'Arc
Newfoundland
Nungesser and Coli
St. Johns
P. A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Ritz Carlton Hotel
Mexico City
Instreet
Kollantay
Austen Chamberlain
London
Cathleen Neilson Colford
Reginald Vanderbilt
Paris
Warren
Ku Klux Klan
Tascisti
New York City
Prohibition Officials Plan requiring bills of lading for imports
Washington officials back the idea of bills of lading for every shipment leaving Canada for the United States to curb illegal liquor importations and strengthen enforcement. Meanwhile Kentucky eastern mountains suffered storms and floods over Monday and Tuesday causing extensive damage and homelessness. A Louisville committee reported on the disaster as the United States Chamber of Commerce sponsors a $1,750,000 fund to aid agricultural rehabilitation in flood zones of Mississippi.
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Waahlington
Canada
United States
Thas
Kentucky
Louisville
Chamber of Comree
Corpete
Baltimore and Ohio executives tour to inspect Parkersburg area
A large party of B and O officials led by President Daniel Willard visited the city yesterday afternoon with two dozen officials and secretaries. They met at Parkersburg to change crews en route to an undisclosed final destination and may inspect the newly acquired C I W railroad as part of a mid western division.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Daniel Willard
James M. Scott
West Virginia
T. K. Faherty
Charles W. van Horn
Monongah
Hice R. Laughlin
Cumberland Division
Edward W. Scheer
Eastern Lines
Stimson
W. W. Wood
Parkersburg
C. I. & W. Railroad
Bis
Flashes of Life and Miscellany Across Nations
A collage of brief items: Duncan and Compston in golf near Ryder Cup. a Johannesburg-peddler’s forthcoming book praised by John Galsworthy. Horn hopes for a poverty-free later life. a tanker heading to Fire Island for aquarium tanks. a wedding radio broadcast in Virginia. Miss Maryanna Foster’s upcoming marriage to Albert Coolidge Foster Jr.. Woolworth building fire engine readiness. labor joke exchange about union cards. snakeskin purse fad with Rye’s daughters.
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New York
Johanesburg
South Africa
Ethel Reda Lewis
John Galsworthy
Alfred’ Aloysius Horn
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar
Maryanna Roberta Foster
San Francisco
Albert, Coolidge Child, Jr
Detroit
Henry Holland (Tweedy
Yale
Emigrant Love and Ring Fights in Chapter Tease
A fragmented plot follows Sheila Kildare and her father as they emigrate from Kilnamull Ireland, lured by Emmett Murtough. Murtough’s ties with a Dozer Rory When and a cabaret life pull Sheila into risk as Rory battles Campea for a $2,500 purse while contemplating career, crime, or boxing glory.
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Mhetla Kildare
America
Kilanmaul
Ireland
Emmett Murtough
Sheile
Murtough
Kildaré
Shelia
Rory
Pang
Campea
Hijackers Hold Up Truck In City Run
Devlin and Murtough drive a truck caravan to the city after planning a major shipment worth $150,000. They bluff three apparent gunmen, reveal fake badges, split cash, and slip past a staged roadblock as they race toward their warehouse targets. In the early hours they reach their lodging and await further moves as installments continue.
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Lars
Sheila
Rory
Hits
Deviln
Murtough
Clocker's Landing Station
Simmons
Mannile
Priday
Ster Gang
Mannie
Evans
Williams
Marto
Dixon
Stevens
Devlin
Murtonga
Perea
Trick
Devin
Sam
Dan
Mary
Tall
Rand
Ninth Avenue
Emmett
Clarks
Clarice
Rotary Talk Teaches Service and Civic Duty
Rotarians heard Judge St E Robinson and Rev Thomas Zumbrunnen share on Rotary aims and community service. Jed W Robinson and Harry C Compton framed Rotary as a business club with a civic purpose, stressing action, ethical standards, and leadership in local affairs.
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St .E. Robinson
Thomas Zumbrunnen
Harry C. Compton
Rotary
Tal Enle
Rotary, International
Great Service Club
Jed W. Robinson
Robinson
Rotary Club
Rotary International
Compton
Noted conductor sees in America art's great hope
Exclusive interview with Nickolai Sokoloff, conductor of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, on America's cultural rise. He notes U S achievements in industry and architecture, but argues Americans now seek enduring beauty and spiritual quality through the arts. He contrasts American patronage with Europe’s postwar financial strain and praises American private support for culture.
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America
Nickolai Sakoloff
T the Cleveland Symphony Orphetra
San Francisco
New York
London
England
Cuba
Central Press
the Sentinel
Cleveland
Ufe
Nickolai Sokoloff
Sokoloff
Endeavoors
Europe
Derby
Commerce
Rotary Speakers Laud Courtesy and Progress in Grafton
A Grafton Rotary meeting featured remarks on business integrity and the golden rule. Speakers praised the club’s spirit, with Judge Ira E. Robinson urging Harry C. Compton for governor and Rev Thomas Zumbrunnen praising local friendship and loyalty.
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Rotary
Ira E. Robinson
West Virginia
Harry C. Compton
Rotarians
Harry Compton
Compton
Thomas Zumbrunnen
Charleston
St. Paul's M. E
Thisty
Grafton Rotary
AQUIB DIES IN IRELAND OFFICIALS REMIT
Clonmel County Tipperary island notes the death of Canddn former lord of the Bett treasury and governor general from 1883 to 1888 after a short illness at Newton Anner. The report mentions Ty downe and references the Bett treasury role.
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Clonmel
Typperary
Island
Tydowne
Bett Treasury
Canddn
Newton Anner
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