State convention battle looms historic in North Carolina
Raleigh June 9 The state democratic convention faces a clash over how the Houston delegation will be instructed with Smith and Hull factions vying for a majority. The unit rule may be adopted if one side gains control, promising a divided, tense convention.
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Greta Garbo Shines In The Divine Woman At Broadhurst
Greta Garbo rises as a sensational star in The Divine Woman directed by Victor Sjostrom. Lars Hanson stars opposite her with Dorothy Farnum's stage adaptation of Starlight set in Paris. Lowell Sherman also delivers a standout performance as M Legrande.
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Eiica
Victor Seastrom
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Lars Hanson
Scandinavia
Broadhurst Theatre
America
Lillian Gish
Jackie Coogan
Dorothy Farniumm
Montmartre
Lowell Sherman
M. Legrande
Theatre
Legrande
Babe Ruth keeps smashing records as rivals target him
The article notes fan doubt about pitchers pitching to Babe Ruth as he pursues a new mark. It mentions rumors that some AL managers encouraged pitchers to challenge him rather than walk him to deny the record, reflecting strong anticipation around Ruth's performances.
Atmospheric disturbances linked to low pressure zones
Weather note describes atmospheric disturbances arising in regions of low pressure, indicating unsettled conditions and potential changes in wind and precipitation patterns across affected areas.
Bebe Daniels Stars in The Fifty Fifty Girl at Broadhurst
Bebe Daniels brings The Fifty-Fifty Girl to the Broadhurst theatre Wednesday for a two day run. The play follows a modern woman who resists being told no and faces comic troubles as she learns to value romance and partnership. Supporting cast includes James Hall and William Austin. the film is by John McDermott with Ethel Doherty and Clarence Badger directing.
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Bebe Daniels
Paramount
Broadhurst Theatre
Miss Daniels
John McDermott
Ethel Doherty
Clarence Badger
James Hall
William Austin
George Kotsonaros
Johnnie Morris
Hoxie
Jack
Claude Payton
Parish Cricket Matches Restricted by 1625 Act
In England the 1625 act remains in force prohibiting Sunday cricket between teams from different parishes. Only two elevens from the same parish may meet.
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Sixteenth Amendment Defines Federal Income Tax
The sixteenth amendment to the United States constitution provides for the federal income tax, clarifying Congress's power to levy taxes on income without apportionment among states.
Weddings and social events dominate Washington's social week
Washington buzzed with weddings tied to Annapolis graduates and diplomatic social affairs. The Claudel engagement, Leiter family fêtes, and remarks on Mrs Coolidge's summer wardrobe highlight a bustling high society week in the capital.
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Annapolis
Academy Chapel
France
M. Claudel
Mile
Marie Antoinette Claude
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Mrs. Leiter
Frederick
Maine
Virginia
Potomac River
Dupont Circle
Prince
L. Z. Leiter
Rare 1928 Horticultural Show Delights Washington Visitors
Crowds at the 1928 American Horticultural Society exhibit in the Hotel Washington admired a unique table setting of pansies and a $10,000 orchid from Mrs William H Dupont. Notable displays included five pansy baskets and works by disabled Walter Reed hospital veterans. Visitors also toured Virginia shrines as pilgrimages rise with Daughters of the American Revolution involvement.
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Washington
White House
Edward Beale McLean
William H. Dupont
Wilmington
Del
England
Walter Reed Hospital
Virginia
Washington Shrines
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Society For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Gunston Hall
Pohick Church
George
Martha Washington
Desert Rider thrills at Orpheum with Jack Hoxie
Jack Hoxie stars in The Desert Rider at the Orpheum for Monday and Tuesday. The five reel drama unfolds in the desert wilderness with stunts suspense and a daring rescue ending with Hoxie embracing the rescued southern girl.
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Jack Hoxie
Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Jack
Little Desert
Kinkaid
Fishing Waters Open for Anglers With Licenses
North Carolina inland waters reopen for all legal angling with bass season on June 10. Licenses are required for sport fishing and use of rod and reel. Counties with trout- fishing license requirements are listed, bag and size limits set, and hatcheries expanded as revenue rises.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Surry
Haywood
Jackson
Avery
Alleghany
Buncombe
Mitchell
Madison
Clay
Graham
Transylvania
Wilkes
Ashe
Burke
McDowell
Polk
Macon
Swain
Watauga
Caldwell
Yancey
Currituck Sound
Mountain
Board of Conservation and Development
Department of Conservation and Development
State Department
Lake James
Conservation Department
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Superior Court
Sailors Wives at Rialto Explores Real Life Menace
Henry Hobart argues real life menace lies in conditions beyond control, as his new film Sailors Wives shown at Rialto Monday and Tuesday illustrates. The psychological melodrama centers on motives beyond a black mustache villain.
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Henry Hobart
Rialto Theatre
Hobart
Aristotle's Father Neco Machus Named Macedonian Court Physician
Aristotle's father is identified as Neco Machus, historically listed as court physician to King Amyritas of Macedonia, anchoring early lineage in royal medical service.
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Necomachus
Amyritas
Macedonia
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