Ocrates Deserted Taxis to Become Army Flyer
In a fragment from a desert art colony tale, the taxi drivers and motion attractor known as Ocrates departs with his fellow artists. He loves motion and pilots planes, racing down rivers and into aerial regions as the air forces call him from Rantoul.
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Bo Th Praveley
Lou
Yaraty
Gallea
Rantoul
Robert Grier the First U S Supreme Court Judge
Robert Cooper Grier born March 5 1704 in Cumberland County Pennsylvania became the first judge of Allegheny County district court and a United States Supreme Court justice. He taught at Northumberland Academy and Dickinson College before practicing law in Bloomsburg and Danville. He moved to Pittsburgh, served as district court judge, then was nominated to the Supreme Court by President Polk and confirmed. He died September 25 1870 leaving a legacy of broad knowledge, discipline, and service during turbulent pre Civil War eras.
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Robert. Cooper Grier
United States Supreme Court
Frederic A. Godcharles
District Court, Allegheny Co
Cumberland County
Pennsylvania
Tie
Isaac Grier
Robert Cooper
Robert
Jersey Shore
Lycoming County
Presbyterian Church
Northumberland
Northumberland Academy
William Christie
Unil
Dickinson College
Alexander H. Stephens
Georgia
Confederate States
Grier
Dickinson
Bloomsburg
Danville
Wolf
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Polk
Philadelphia
Judge Grier
United States
Brown
Justice Grier
Washington
Monkey deemed greatest flyer at the field amid debate
Word spread that the monkey tops flyers at the field and wears a full U S Army air corps uniform. Taximen demand Sec return, with some calling the monkey stolen as plans form to pressure the aviation service to relinquish the animal.
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Aviation Service
A Woman Can Keep a Secret in Hollywood Romance
Hollywood report says Mrs. Lou Tellegen formerly Nina Romano and Isabel Craven Dilworsh wed stage and screen star over a year, with Geraldine Farrar praising him as a perfect lover. They have a son born in Florida, and poetry is cited as a bond in their romance.
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Hollywood
Lou Tellegen
Tellegen
Nina Romano
Isabel Craven Dilworsh
Philadelphia
Geraldine Farrar
Lou
Tellepen
Hollywood Gossip Notes on Pola Negri and Co stars
Fragmentary Hollywood notes review Pola Negri planning Paris gowns and a return to Poland, Rod La Rocque in Paris, Mrs Jack London asserting control over future productions, Alma Rubens reading morbid literature while divorcing, Mary Pickford concerned about copyists and deluxe plans, William Beaudine to direct, Douglas Fairbanks and Harold Lloyd facing pressure for stronger comedies, Nazimova and others discussed in gossip column.
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Pola Negri
Lonesome
Pola
Rod la Rocque
Paris
Hollywood
Miss Negri
Poland
Miss Pola Negri
Actress Rejects Sweet Girl Roles in High Brown Films
The actress complains that her artistry outvalues the standard studio gaze and rejects the “sweet young girl” pictures her directors push. She argues her work aims higher than conventional packaging and seeks meaningful roles.
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