Liberty Magazine Prize Story On Screen At The Actions
Liberty Magazine presents the prize winning tale Mannequin by Fannie Hurst, adapted for Paramount. Alice Joyce leads a cast including Warner Baxter Dolores Costello and ZaSu Pitts as Orchid, a department store mannequin who rises from a slums upbringing to court danger, crime, and a courtroom verdict in a dramatic two day release at the Actions Theater.
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Fannie Hurst
Liberty Magazine
Paramount
Alice Joyce
Selene Herrick
John Herrick
Joan
Annie Pagani
Orchid
Martin Innesbrook
Innesbrook
Terry Allen
Young Innesbrook
Judge
Mae. Herrick
Political fund drives and probes color fall election plans
Delegates and party leaders discuss financing campaigns with Republicans eyeing 450000 to hold Congress and Democrats facing a 150000 deficit. The Senate committee weighs charges against Judge O Connor and whether anti saloon league donor lists should be public. Missing witnesses Morin and Cunningham remain subpoenas. Shaver Gerry and Butler reveal fund plans and Illinois primary to be probed. Gasoline use rises sharply prompting FTC probe into price fixing. Public costs fuel campaigns and jobs for workers.
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William S. Ware
Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Congress
Jem J. Shaver
Gerry
R. 1
Senate
F. O'Connor
Philadelphia
Vare
Pennsylvania
Anti-Saloon League
John M. Morin
Thomas W. Cunningham
Republican State Committee
Shaver
McMaster
N. C
Republican Committee
Illinois
Chicago
Juty
Church Notes for Tomorrow in Indiana Theatre Listings
Church schedules list multiple denominations. Weds prayer 7:30, Bible schools 9:45, worship 11:00, union services in Indiana Theatre, and evening events across Evangelical, Presbyterian, Methodist, Catholic, Baptist, Episcopal, Wesleyan, and other churches. contains notes on quarterly conference and youth activities.
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Evangelical
L. B
Methodist Episcopal
O. P. Emerson
Epworth League
Indiana
St. Bernard’s
N. P. McNelis
Ildren
Christian Science
Homer City
W. H. F. M. Society
Christian Endeavor
Junior Endeavor
C. S. Richardson
Independence Day Quiet in Indiana With Free Parking
Independence will be the quietest day in Indiana with Haley's orchestra providing music. Blairsville plans an elaborate July 4 event led by the American Legion, with two fastball games at West End Fall Park featuring Bar Slope vs Indiana Grays. Free parking and an offered admission.
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Bar Slope
Indiana Grays
Dixie term tied to Texas and southern Confederacy
The word Dixie arose from the region south of the Mason Dixon line and, after its use in Texas, became slang for the Southern Confederacy due to the Civil War era song Dixie.
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Dixie
Texas
Progressive Railroad Policy Shapes Self Government Plan
President Coolidge signs the Watson Parker bill abolishing the railroad labor board and creating conference groups adjustment boards and a five member mediation board. The act preserves ICC powers to fix rates, while railroads and unions hail a treaty of peace and pledge self government with public service as the key. Coolidge says industry must build its own machinery for stable relations without government intervention, increasing responsibility to the public.
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Coolidge
Railroad Labor Board
Let Them Out The Inn Stock Company Sells Outfits In Town
An inland town theater troupe cheekily “lets out” evening clothes to a taller with instruction to let it out. The taller jokes about the stretch while boasting several wine sales at a dollar each, claiming success and rapid turnover.
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Anactor Inn
Jenkins Ear War Claims Spark Anglo Spanish Tension
A British mariner named Ject Alobert Jenking says he was seized and tortured by Spaniards, triggering renewed tensions between England and Spain over maritime conduct and treatment of prisoners. The account suggests a broader conflict over navigation rights and national honor.
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Alobert Jenking
England
Spain
Cure of Evil in History of Man Quote by Chapin
A quotation from B H Chapin notes that evils in history rose to intolerable levels before they were addressed, reflecting on mankind's patterns of response and remedy.
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B. H. Chapin
Monticello Day Celebrates Jefferson’s Home and Legacy
Monticello Day honors Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello as a national shrine and the cradle of American architecture. The essay notes his public service, family, and enduring ideas on democracy, self government, and civic duty housed at the home he built and loved.
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Montecillo
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Thomas Jeffer
Delphian Vales
Palestines
Meccas
Would Be Precious Gift From East Wise Man Quote
A historic proverb anecdote notes a wise man from the East who prayed to see today with tomorrow's eyes, attributed to Alfred Mercier. The brief quotation reflects a reflection on foresight and appreciation across time.
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Alfred Mercier
Iron Will Sets Ada and Tom Against Parental Plan
Ada Standish and Thomas Chamberlain resist a determined matchmaking scheme by Ada's parents. At a dinner meeting the couple reveal their hidden aims to marry others, sparking a playful exchange about past loves. They ultimately agree to humor the father's whim and marry each other.
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Thomas Chamberlain
Ada
Papa
Papa Standish
Acton
Chamberlain
Martry
Tom Chamberlain
Adan
Pomposus Haa
Tom
Standiah
Standish
Thomas
Kathrine Grey
Big George Braisted
Tennkee
Father
George Hralsted
Walter’ Pengtock
George Bralsted
Kitty Madison
Western College
Aaid Tom
Mr. Chamberlain
Sillier the Better Song Title in TN Writing
A fragmented OCR line hints at a music or writing topic with garbled phrases. It references a potential song or writing task titled Sillier the Better and mentions Tennessee style or writer notes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear facts or names.
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Sillier
Blairsville Jail Robbery and Rail Wreck News
Summary of local crime involving a jail inmate stealing whiskey from a Blairsville cellroom and a heavy padlock on a locker. Reports on railroad wreck victims Me Connell and W. Scott Gordon, hospital discharges, and the inquest set for July 14 with coroner Dr James Harkins.
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Gray
Greensburg
James Harkins
Westmoreland County
Here
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
W. Scott Gordon
Derry
Cincinnati Limited
J. M. Nicholson
Engineer Gordon
Bank Employes Gifted With 490000 By Baker
New York July 8 Employes of the First National Bank of New York received extra pay as George F Baker chairman of the bank board gave each of the 148 employees a full year's salary amounting to 400000 in total before leaving for Europe.
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New York
INS
First National Bank of New York
George F. Baker
Europa Baker
United States
Union church service to be held at Indiana Theater
The first union church service will be held tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the Indiana Theater. Rev. Dr. JosephB. Baker of Ziom Lutheran Church will deliver a patriotic address. Indiana Post No. 28 G A R and Indiana Post No. 55 U S W V are invited and members should assemble in the theater lobby at 7 o'clock in uniform where possible.
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Indiana
Josephb. Baker
Ziom Lutheran Church
Indiana Post
U. 8
W. V
Stock markets close for Independence Day observance
New York July 3 Governors of the New York Stock Exchange ordered the big board closed from Friday until Tuesday in observance of Independence Day. curb and cotton markets and other commodity markets were closed while banks remained open.
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New York
INS
Financial District
New York Stock Exchange
Local residents visit county offices and travel far
Mise' Martha Prugh and Mrs Taylor Rankin host in their counties while G Clark, Brantlinger, and Molre attend business in the Court House. Beav er Falls figures show visits from residents and relatives as Indianapolis trips, hunting club plans, and family reunions unfold across several towns.
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Martha Prugh
Bidartde
Taylor Rankin
Conneauts’ville, Pa
G. Clark
McGaugheys Hold Colorful Family Reunion Near Chasersville
The McGaughey reunion gathered Saturday at the old homestead near Chasersville with many relatives attending. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dave, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beatty and daughter Larue, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Little and daughters Hopsie Mabel and Edna, and numerous McGaughey family members and spouses.
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McGaughey
Chasersville
Clark Dave
Robert Beatty
Larue
W. M. ‘Little
Hopsie
Mabel
Edna
Merle
Gaughey
Lawrence
Charles
Virgil
Wallace
Mildred
Twila Chambers
Edward Land Obert
Joseph
Hamil
Rosemary
Mra
Tree McGaughey
Carl
Mmh
Carl Carnahan
Mary
Jane
Curgus McGughey
Dale ‘Fulton
Royden Fulton
Samuel McGaughey
Myrs
Ic. McGaughey
James
Curb Market Bustles With Busy Morning Trade
Morning curb market action sees two dollar farmers and many buyers. Officer Harris to patrol Wednesdays and Saturdays. restriction on opening before 7:30. Sellers include butter, eggs, cheese, produce, poultry, fruit, flowers, baked goods. Local program by Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing involves several plants nationwide.
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Burgess Lichteberger
Kellar Harris
Byrig
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