Stribling Is Favorite To Win
Henry L. Farrell reports Wille Stribling as a likely favorite over Jack Sharkey in their anticipated bout. Stribling’s wide public recognition, extensive travels, and constant media presence contrast Sharkey’s limited exposure in Boston and New York. The piece notes public sentiment favors Stribling, with promoters and observers citing his star power and recent publicity.
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Henry L. Farrell
Nah Service
Wille Stribling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Aln
Stribling
Guy Christner
Boston
New York
John L. Jack McAuliffe
Orginal
Dempsey
Miami
Promucer
Stabby
Mike McTigue
Paulino
Johnny Risko
Pautino
Risk
A New Era in Furniture Marked by Chippendale
A historical look at Thomas Chippendale, his cabriole leg and claw feet furniture, and his influence on Georgian era design. The piece notes his high prices for nobility orders, later affordable adaptations, and the prominence of mahogany, acanthus motifs, and French and Chinese influences shaping early American and English furniture.
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Chippendale
Thomas Chippendale
Chippendal
Chippendale i
Hepplewhite
Sheraton
Adam Brothers
Escape Foiled Badly Wounded
In Los Angeles two manacled prisoners tried to escape a moving elevator at the Hall of Justice while being taken to a courtroom. One convict Jobo Hawkins was killed, Deputy Sheriff A R Jones mortally wounded, fellow convict Zeke Hayes shot, elevator operator John Pope wounded, and deputies Higgins and bondsman John Cochran escaped the gunfire. Arizona notes mention 18 cloudy days on average.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hall of Justice
Jobo Hawkins
San Quentin
A R Jones
Zeke Hayes
Jones
John Pope
Hawkins
Sherif
Tom Higgins
John Cochran
Theater News Tives With Five Hollywood Stars at Tivol
Five of the cleverest screen stars appear in a new Marion Davies William Haines picture at the Tivol Theatre. Charlie Chaplin Norma Talmadge William S Hart and Douglas Fairbanks play themselves in a film that satirizes Hollywood while developing a new screen character for Davies. Also on the bill are Steamboat Willie with sound, a Fox news reel, and a Randall entertainment reel. Ken Maynard stars in The Devil's Saddle at the Maryland and his trained horse appears. A comedy and news reel follow with a charity lottery gag and a winning-number tease on the showbill.
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Tives
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Norma Talmadge
Wiliam S Hart
Douglas Fairbank
Marion Davies- Wiliam Haines
Brian People
Tivol Theatre
Miss Davies
Averon
Tomed'enne
Attie
Somese
Fox
Ken Maynard
Screenland
Maryland
Maynard
Unclear historical bulletin on elections and court decisions
Fragmented OCR style text reports potential election actions and court orders. Mentions a council, a general, and defendants with legal actions. Specific names and places are read but garbled.
Stop That Cough Quick by The Phenomens Doctor
Stop That Cough Quick promotes Thox- Ips w a double action remedy that soothes irritation and targets the internal cause. The tonic claims no schleroform or dangerous drugs and is safe for the family with rapid relief for sore throat. Sold by Williaswons and other druggists at 35c, 60c, and $1.00.
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Williaswons
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