Death of Del phine Barrows as Play Tells True Crime Story
Molly Burnham, a newspaper reporter, faces professional and romantic tensions with Jack Wells while pursuing a crime tale about the Bradford case. A mistrial is sprung when a juror reads her story, and Molly confronts fallout, courtroom drama, and a collapse of domestic harmony as Zip returns in distress.
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Molly Burnham
Jack Wells
Molly
Jack
New York
Delphine Barrows
Nice Ford
Barrows
Bradford
Red Flynn
Ficé
Enrly
Ut Jack
Rita Melnotte
Ruth Woods
Bob
Eugene O'Neill
Charlie McArthur
Ben Hecht
Slim Boynton
Mandinello
Wharton
Brewster
Flagler
Miss Burnham
Slim
Carl Freed Leads Lyric Vaudeville With Four Acts
Saturday at the Lyric features Carl Freed and his orchestra headlining a four act vaudeville bill plus Columbia's talkie Father and Son. Also billed are Fleurette Jeoffrie a coloratura soprano and the Four Cavans dancing act with a cast including Jack Holt Dorothy Revier Mickey McBan and Helene Chadwick. Indianapolis theaters list Chase Boy Singers The Last of Mrs Cheyney Broadway Babies Twin Beds Behind That Curtain Time Place and the Girl Flying Fool Indiana Colonial attractions.
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Carl Freed
Columbia
Freed
Ted Lewis
Fleurette Jeoffrie
New England Conservatory of Music
Jack Holt
Dorothy Revier
Mickey McBan
Helene Chadwick
Indianapolis
Chase Boy
The
Lyric
Milk cow fined for stealing milk in West Virginia
Clark Connors of Scott Ridge was convicted of petty larceny for stealing three and a half gallons of milk from Walter Clark. He faced a $25 fine plus court costs as ruled by Squire W. C. Clayton.
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United Press
Moundsville
W. Va
Clark Connors
Scott Ridge
Walter Clark
Squire W. C. Clayton
Connors
Women Do All Work In Elephant Herds
United Press reports scientist James L. Clark notes female elephants shoulder most duties. Bulls lag behind as sentries and foragers, while the female leads, scouts danger, and finds feeding grounds in the herd observed in New York dispatch dated July 25.
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United Presse
New York
James L. Clark
Tobacco Chewing Keeps Hiawatha Wagon Horse Alive
In Hiawatha Kansas on July 25 Old Bill a veteran express wagon horse is reported to be more than 25 years old and thriving largely due to chewing tobacco nearly all his life. A younger horse has since replaced him.
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Rebras
United Press
Insects Use Abdomen Movements For Breathing Study Finds
In Cambridge Massachusetts on July 25 researchers describe how insects primarily ventilate through abdominal actions rather than thoracic chest movements. Dr Milton O Lee of Harvard presents findings to appear in the Quarterly Review of Biology. The piece also notes Mer de Glace as a famed glacier in the Alps at about 5700 feet above sea level.
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Milton O. Lee
Harvard University
Quarterly Review of Biology
Mer de Glace
The
Alps
PLAN IMPERIAL VILLA New Tokio Residence
The imperial household department plans to spend 900000 yen for land to build a new imperial villa at Hatsugoyemura in Kanagawa prefecture near Tokio. The imperial family already owns several villas within easy motoring distance of the capital, including a seaside villa.
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Tokio
Imperial Household Department
Hatsugoyemura
Miuragun
Kanagawa Prefecture
Father and son reunite after eighteen years in Nelson
John Williamson, longtime Nelson resident, and his son Glenn were reunited after an eighteen year separation. Glenn, who was seven when last seen, had spent the past seven years in the navy. They learned they had been in the same vicinity for a period before reconnecting.
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United Press
Nelson, Neb
John Williamson
Glenn
Navy
Fragmentary note on overlapping times across years
A fragment notes overlapping times spanning the last eighteen years with no awareness of each other, suggesting continuous activity without mutual knowledge among participants.
Pigeons In Close Race In New York Contest
In Syracuse the Syracus e Pigeon Club staged a 200 mile race from Syracuse to Corry Pennsylvania. Three pigeons finished within a minute of each other averaging forty miles an hour despite a heavy rainstorm. Officials said the time could only be beaten by airplanes.
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New York
Syracuse
N. Y
Here
Corry
Syracuse Pigeon Club
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Tryna
Sparrer
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Nevermore
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You
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Laddie
BY Martin
BY Brosser
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Taylor
Jack Psey
Cambridge, Mass
Imperial
Lake Hakone
Hakono Mountains
Nebraska
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