Peace Conferees Shown in Bronze at Paris Exhibition
The New York Times reports Jo Davidson's bronze busts of Peace Conference figures shown in Paris. Wilson holds center stage with Foch and Diaz. Pershing, House, Cecil, and Lansing appear among others including Bliss, Rivera, Joffre, Baruch, Tardieu, and Masaryk.
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Detectives Trace and Recover Stolen Bonds in Chimney
Detectives Grover Brown August Myer and Jack OConnell tracked a $28,000 stash of Liberty bonds found in a chimney at 104 Eighth Avenue after months of leads. Charges were prepared against Frank D. Cooks of 107 West 126th Street for grand larceny as the case unfolded with Denis and Coakley central to the probe.
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American Relief Administration Blames Pork Price On Speculation
The American Relief Administration stated that high pork prices reflect speculation and hoarding. It cites record stockpiles and warns that governments seek price controls, while it says it cannot curb speculation or European actions.
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Bay State Suffrage Move Advances In Legislature
The Massachusetts Committee on Federal Relations voted nine to one for immediate ratification of the Woman Suffrage amendment. Governor Coolidge indicated he would veto a rival plan that proposed a statewide referendum including women and men.
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Theatre news notes on Culbertson play and Guild plans
"Piease Gets Married" ends its engagement at the Fulton Theatre in a week. Ernest Howard Culbertson’s Radium has been accepted by A. H. Woods. The Theatre Guild begins its Garrick Theatre second season in October with five bills and a subscribers only special program.
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The Challenge of Chance at Park Theatre
The Park Theatre opened The Challenge of Chance starring Joss Willard as a ranch foreman who discovers his employer’s cruelty, protects a maiden, and races Kentucky horses from Juarez with a band of followers. The film arrived only hours before showtime and suffered from disjointed, incoherent editing.
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Scene of Willard heroically yielding the girl to a man
The scene focuses on Willard delivering the girl to a rival as his fists Fashion his defense. Willard dominates the action with rapid swings as assailants flock in numbers and fall like pins. The film emphasizes Willard amid mounting horsemen and rolling countryside with pictorial appeal directed by Harry Revier.
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Full pardon for Bram after maritime triple murder case
Boston reports Thomas M. Bram mate of the barkentine Herbert Fuller has been granted a full and unconditional presidential pardon for the 1896 axe murders of Captain Nash his wife and the second mate while at sea. Bram's message to his counsel calls it the closing chapter of a wonderful case.
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Buckaroo and Fairbanks Star in Loew's America Run
Douglas Fairbanks appears with Octavia Handler in Loew's American era Buckaroo Erbocker program presenting a western adventure. The feature blends action with star power as audiences await Page Buckaroo and related cinema notes.
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Arsenic Found in Miss Gay by Harvard Professor
Lawrence Mass June 19 Professor W F Whitney of Harvard testified in the Lundgren nurse murder trial that Miss Florence W Gay of Andover had arsenic in all organs. Exhumed body showed 3.36 grains of poison with 2.18 grains in the liver, death attributed to arseni cal poisoning.
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