Advertising Clubs Open Convention Sets Plan to Aid Merchants
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the World opened in Philadelphia with leaders from major firms detailing a plan to provide retail merchants with free accounting systems to prove advertising value. Governor Brumbaugh and Mayor Smith welcomed delegates as a pageant and street events highlighted the day.
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Associated Advertising Clubs
United States
Commercial Museum
The
University of Pennsylvania
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Pennsyvania
Thomas B. Smith
Philadel
Edgar Fairsmith
Robert H Durbin
Poor Richard Club
William Penn
Newsmre
Venees
Post Office Department
Fiona
Evinerd Urley
Federal Commission
Calvary Baptists Hold Secret Members Meeting
Calvary Baptist Church in West Fifty seventh Street held a private after prayer meeting for members only. An observer checked the room for outsiders before it began. Investigations into church members and Edmund J. Tinsdale were noted. The pastor declined to discuss outcomes saying church meetings are not pressable.
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Edmund J. Tinsdale
Tinsdale
Supreme Court
Joseph W. Kemp
Garrick Debuts in English in The Boomerang at Belasco
Yvonne Garrick, acclaimed French actress, appears in English for the first time at the Belasco in The Boomerang. She replaces Martha Hedman on a temporary vacation, delivering a performance with noticeable but limited English and strong stage presence.
Hughes Campaign Movie Captures Hughes Portraits
Actor Charles Compton leads a GOP film unit shooting Charles E. Hughes at his summer home with his family for a presidential campaign. Cameraman Orton Stern will film Hughes resigning from the Supreme Court in Washington.
Entente Allies Adopt Long Range Economic Plan
The Entente powers released resolutions from a Paris conference to guide wartime and postwar economies. The plan covers measures during the war, reconstruction, and permanent peace, including bans on trade with enemies, sequestration of enemy assets, export controls, and mutual aid to rebuild industry, agriculture, and maritime sectors. It emphasizes preserving allied resource access and reducing dependence on enemy countries.
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Washington
Lansing
Sharp
Paris
Germany
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Paria
Economic Conference
Allied plan to unify economic policy after the war
The Allies vow to secure independence and expand production across their territories. They may use subsidies, tariffs, prohibitions, or paid incentives to boost industry and resources, and to facilitate fast land and sea transport and improved communications. Technical delegates will align patents marks origins and trademarks across nations and apply a uniform system to inventions, works, and brands created during the war.
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John R Mott Arrives in Berlin for Prisoner War Work
John R Mott general secretary of the YMCA arrives in Berlin to inspect prisoner of war welfare programs. He will attend a luncheon with James W Gerard and meet key officials including Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg and Foreign Office leaders. A C Hart, who oversees YMCA work in Germany and Russia, has been honored with Red Cross medals.
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International Committee of Young Men's Christian Associations
Germany
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von Bethmann Hollweg
Zimmermann
Foreign Office
Eckhardt
Friedrich
Ministry of War
A. C. Hart
Young Men's Christian Association
Russia
Rosenthal Surrenders Claypool Papers in Newark Case
Alexander Sidney Rosenthal, lawyer of 2 Broadway, turned over documents tied to Gertrude Claypool amid an assault case and a contested will aiming for 4 million. District Attorney Dooling questioned him and others, including Mrs. Margaret Hill, now a fugitive.
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Margaret Hill
OS West Fifty-fourth Street
Hosenthal
Writ for Marshall After His Arrest
Marshall United States District Attorney H Snowden Marshall was arrested at his desk in the Federal Building by Sergeant at Arms Robert B. Gordon after a contempt finding by the House. A writ of habeas corpus from Judge Augustus N Hand freed him on his own recognizance for a hearing next Friday.
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House
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Carlin
District of Columbia
Federal Grand Jury
Frank Buchanan
Buchanan
Charles N. Carlin
Warren Guard
John M. Nelson
Leonard R. Holme
Tur New York Times
Congressional
Holme
Hand
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Henry M. Goldfogle
John ©. Spooner
Theatrical Notes and Cast Movements in New York and Asbury Park
The Squab Farm by Wred ero and Fanny Hatton had its first stage performance at the Savoy Theatre in Asbury Park produced by A H Woods with Robert Edeson Talia Fisher Lowell Sherman and others in the cast. Ziegfeld's Midnight Frolic features Hird Millman with her line act and she also appears in the Follies downstairs. Selwyn & Co announce contracts for Lynn Overman Edna Hibberd and Dorothy Mackaye for next season. Fannie Ward leaves New York for Hollywood to star in Lasky photoplays under a long term studio contract. Camp Whitman scenes are added to Strand Topical Review along with encampment footage of New York and New Jersey troops. Wallis Clark, who played the Judge in Justice, plans retirement from the role to move to Los Angeles for further work.
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Miss Millman
Selwyn & Co
Lynn Overman
Edna Hibberd
Dorothy Mackaye
Fannie Ward
Hollywood
Cal
New York
Lasky
Camp Whitman
van Cortlandt Park
New Jersey
Wallis Clark
Justice
Galsworthy
the Candler
Los Angeles
Marie Tempest Stars Benefit for Crippled French Soldiers
A special performance of A Lady's Name by Marie Tempest was held at the Maxine Elliott Theatre for the Fund for Permanently Crippled French Soldiers. Shubert Theatre donated the venue, Cyril Harcourt relinquished royalties, and the cast donated services. Gross receipts reached 1040 dollars for the charity, with Marie Dressler, Elsa Maxwell, and the Dolly Sisters contributing acts between the scenes.
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Maxine Elliott
Messrs. Shubert
Cyril Harcourt
Marie Dressler
Elsa Maxwell
Dolly Sisters
Loew's New York Screen Offerings and Showings
The advertisement lists multiple features at Loew's New York including Effant Roof Open Units with combined capacity, Gallagher & Carlin acts, performances by Billie Burke and Jeanette White, and previews of The Crucial Test and Loria's Romance. Also billed are Fairbanks in a Tripe Picture, M. de Frere bert Gottahalk, and a matinee daily program featuring the World’s Great Scene with orchestra and soloist attractions.
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Suess Drome Foor
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Jeanette White
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Broadway Daily
Billie Burke
Summer at the Palace Opens Free Lemonade Booth
The Palace hosted a free lemonade booth yesterday afternoon marking the start of summer with strong audience interest. Newcomers Stella Mayhew and Billie Taylor returned after a long absence, while George White and partners Lucille Cavanagh headlined the act alongside an audience surprise from the gallery during the dance finale.
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