Industrial Exposition Planned in Indianapolis Eight-Day Event
The First Indiana Industrial Exposition, backed by state manufacturers and leaders, seeks eight days at the Exposition Building, State Fair Grounds in Indianapolis starting October 11. Key figures include Governor Harry G. Leslie and chamber executives from Marmon, Bass Photo, Cunningham Construction, and Evansville Chamber, with broad statewide support and extensive decorations downtown.
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FIRST
State Fair Grounds
Indiana
W. A. McCurry
Indianapolis
Chambers of Commerce
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Harry G. Leslie
John FE. Frederick
Continental Steel Corp
G. W. Williams
Marmon Motor Car Co
H. W. Bass
Bass Photo Co., Inc
Walter C. Davis
Davis Airtract Corp
Richmond
Ind
Fred Cunningham
Cunningham Construction Co
Indiana Highway Constructor, Inc
J. A. van Osdel
American Union Traition
O. B. A. van Pehren
Evansville Chamber of Commerce
Notice of Final Settlement Estate in Putnam County
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of George M. Miller deceased to appear in Putnam Circuit Court in Greencastle Indiana on July 5 1930 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares witnessed by Clerk Prered Lucas June 14 1980 with weekly notice June 14 21 28
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George M. Miller
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Prerd Lucas
Milton Sills to star in talkie Sea Wolf
Hollywood reports Milton Sills signs a long term contract and will star in a talking version of Sea Wolf. After a year out due to illness he returns with a successful Fox film A Very Practical Joker backing his comeback and the new deal.
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Sills
Milton Sills
Fox
Jackie Returns in New Tom Sawyer Adaptation
The article notes a youthful reformation for Jackie as he dons derby hats at premieres and is poised to star in a talking version of Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer, signaling a shift from his prior persona. Frances voices a teasing question about where bad girls go.
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Tively
Frances
Jackie
The
Kid
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Hollywood and Theatre News Blur on Broadway and Paris
A late 1920s style roundup notes a police station rising on Mary Pickford's Toronto birthplace site and mentions Clara Bow, Marion Roberts, Sally O Neil and Maurice Chevalier. Paris plans the Gaumont Palace 8000 seats, surpassing New York's Roxy. May McAvoy studies languages while awaiting a film return as six Hollywood pictures shoot in New York penthouses.
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Mary Pickford
Toronto
Harry Richman
Clara Bow
Marion Roberts
Broadway
Sally O'Neil
Maurice Chevalier
Helen
Paris
New York
Roxy
Gaumont
Jack Oakie story hints at Paramount push for star status
Report notes Jack Oakie sought higher pay from Paramount executives who move quickly to build him up as a star. Oakie, still young, jokes that Jackie Coogan retired at eleven, reminding peers of earlier child star fame and the race to secure future success.
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Jack Oakie
Paramount
Jacek
Jack
Jackie Coogan
Chaney Voices Five Roles in The Unholy Three
Lon Chaney in The Unholy Three voices five distinct characters including an old woman a ventriloquist and his puppet a side show barker and a raspy parrot in this talking version of the silent hit.
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Lon Chaney
Chaney
Public figures debate power costs at world conference
In Berlin Samuel Insull, Chicago utilities magnate, apologizes to Frederick M. Sackett American envoy to Germany after Sackett criticizes high power prices. Sackett had accused electricity selling price being fifteen times production cost in a speech planned for the world conference. June 18.
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Samuel Insull
Inset
Chicago
Berlin
Frederick M. Sackett
Kentucky
Sackett
International Illustrated News
Jesse Lasky Early Career Reported as San Francisco Reporter
Question about Jesse Lasky's early work notes he once served as a cub reporter for a San Francisco newspaper. Indicates curiosity about his journalism beginnings.
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Jesse Lasky
San Francisco
Clara Bow in True to the Navy Opens at Voncastle Three Days
Clara Bow stars in True to the Navy a nautical romance opening at the Voncastle Theatre for three days starting Sunday. The film follows Bow as a soda jerker amid sailors in San Diego harbor with Fredric March. director Frank Tuttle leads an excellent cast in a mix of danger romance and comedy.
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Clara Bow
Navy
Voncastle
Bob
Clara
San Diego’ Harbor
Harry Green
Fredric March
March
Frank Tuttle
Benson
Sweetie
Woman Candidate for Short Senate Term
Miss Thelma Parkinson of Vineland New Jersey is the Democratic nominee for the unexpired Senate term of Walter E Edge ending March 4 1931. Parkinson is 31 years old.
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Thelma Parkinson
Vineland
N. J
Walter Be. Edge
Miss Parkinson
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