Sydney Ainsworth Stars in New Essanay Feature Pace
Sydney Ainsworth, Essanay lead, appears in a new feature with Lewis S. Stone and Marguerite Clayton. Norma Talmadge returns to the Colonial in a Griffith supervised production Going Straight about a couple who turn from crime and face moral peril as police watch. A second program includes An Alien at Regent with George Beban and Petro Massena, plus a Christmas Eve tale of a banker’s guilt and a missing child. The week also presents Pauline Frederick in The Moment Before at the Victoria and Harold Lockwood with May Allison in The Come-Back, Who’s Guilty, and The City of Illusion, plus vaudeville at Paxtang Park and a Friday fireworks show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Ainsworth
Essanay
Mior
Lewis S. Stone
Marguerite Clayton
Norma Talmadge
the Colonial
D. W. Griffith
Mack Swain
Ambrose
George Beban
Petro Massena
Claus
George Griswold
Griswold
Dorothy
Rtobbins
Robbins
Metro
Victoria Today
Harold
Victoria Lockwood
May Allison
Aman
Tom Moore
Alice Nilsson
City of Illusion
Mignon Anderson
Paxtang Park
Conan
Pastang
Zeda
Hoot
Fontaine
Billy Morse
Gordon and
Day
Cycleland
Davis
Metro Wonder
Harold Lockwood
Alice Nillson
Cadillac Eight Sets Transcontinental Dash Record
Cadillac faster than the Mails and Express in a record-breaking 7 day cross-country run. Baker and Sturm left Los Angeles for New York eight hours later mailed a personal letter from Dodge City to test mail speed, with the roadster arriving in New York shortly after the grips. The Mails were beaten twice and Express once in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Express
Cadillac
Los Angeles
New York
Baker
Sturm
Express
Dodge City
Kan
Coast City
Nourishing Cocoa Beauty Remedy Promises Pink Complexion
A drugstore beauty ad warns against mercury products that irritate skin and promote a simple nourishing process using ordinary Amonized Cocoa. Applied once or twice daily at night, it allegedly nourishes, smooths wrinkles, adds color to the cheeks, and whitens the complexion. The ad urges readers to try the fragrant resininer for quick visible effects.
Cadillac Car Card Tells of Baker and Sturm Reach Dodge City
A Cadillac owner touring Kansas sent a postcard to a New York dealer stating Baker and Sturm had just passed Emporia. The card arrived half an hour after the run ended in Times Square as Baker and Sturm spoke with newspaper reporters in the dealer's office.
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Dodge City
Cadillac
Kansas
New York
Baker
Sturm
Emporia
Times Square
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Death notices for Richard Ellsworth Manges eight, son of Reverend and Mrs. Lewis C. Manges of 1431 Walnut, with five brothers surviving. Funeral tomorrow at Chambersburg burial planned. Also Harry Van Horn sixty, died at Harrisburg hospital last Saturday with one sister surviving. services tomorrow at 2:30 pm from Dr. H. P. Lisenkart home. Mary E. Tritt of 1916 North Street died suddenly on way to market. survived by husband and two sons. burial Prospect Hill Cemetery. Walter Liness Reinhard of 1803 North Third Street to have funeral tomorrow at 2 pm. survived by stepfather Harry S. Watson, two brothers and two sisters. formerly a clerk at Pennsylvania Railroad freight office.
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Richard Ellsworth Manges
Kichard Lisworth Manges
Lewis C. Manges
Walnut Street
J. W. Ott
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Harry van Horn
Harrisburg Ospital
HP. Lisenkart
North Second Street
Mary E. Tritt
North Street
Harrisburg Hospital
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Walter Liness Reinhard
North Third Street
Harry S. Watson
George W. Reinhard
Philadelphia
Harry 8. Reinhard
Mt. Washington
Janie A. Reinhard
Amy M. Watson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brookwood
Harrisburg
Bury Methodist Church
Matilda Thomas
North Seventh Street
Lincoln Cemetery
Statewide Safety First Clubs Campaign Launched in Pa
The Industrial Board of the Department of Labor and Industry leads a statewide drive to create safety committees in every labor organization and industry in Pennsylvania. Otto T. Mallory and William Young head the campaign with union support from the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor. The effort aims to cut industrial deaths and injuries reported in the first half of the year and has safety duties pushing members to study standards and promote improved practices.
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Industrial Board
Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Otto T. Mallory
William Young
John Price Jackson
Samuel Semple
John P. Wood
Young
Philadelphia Typographical Union
Mallory
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Modern Paul Revere in Mexico on a Motorcycle
Corporal Charles Gaisser of Company F Twenty sixth Infantry saved the American outpost at Barredo Texas six miles south of San Benito when it was attacked at two o clock in the morning by Villa bandits. Lacking telephone connections the outpost obtained reinforcements through a cavalry relay and field telegraph line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gaisser
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Barredo
Texas
San Benito
Dixon lubricants dominate big race wins in 1920s era
Cor corporal Gaisser leads a Harley ride to San Benito aiding troops while bandits target a south bound train. Dario Resta wins the 300 mile Indianapolis sweepstakes gasoline derby at Chicago speedway on June 11, with his car tuned by Dixon's graphite lubricants. Dixon touts numerous race victories, suggesting rivals using Dixons fall behind. a Mrs Matilda Thomas obituary notice follows in continuation.
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Gaisser
San Benito
Resta
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Dario Resta
Chicago Speedway
Dixon
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Majestic
Paxtang
Cta Cone Straight
Regent
Ana Victoria
Lubin
Nance O'Neil
Toilor
the Majestic
Mrs. McCann
Hopkins- Axtell Company
United States
Wm. Strouse
Royal Theater
Owl
Evelyn May & Co
Gordon
Were & Vincent
The
Devil’s Daughter
James M'Cann
Clover Leaf
Brosius
Brown Hopkins
Axtell & CO
Norma Talmadg
Anna Stinkarrez
Vine St
Plymouth
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Point de Paris
Lavallieres
Babcock
Y. M. CG. Gordechet
R. M
Bc Novelty White Goods
Charlies
Ieee
Children’s Ribbed Union
Market St. Opp
Paul Revere
Mexico
Ates
J. M. Smith
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