Speculation on Coolidge Senate Return and Washington Society
The piece weighs whether Calvin Coolidge would seek a Senate seat and move to Washington, noting his age, prestige, and the political risk to his legacy. It discusses Massachusetts politics, Gillett, and the appeal of a senatorial post versus presidency, with side remarks on Washington society and Harry Ford Sinclair’s return.
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Washington
United States
Massachusetts
Ini Bent
Gillett
Cooldge
White House
R. Coolidge
Senate
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Ynite House
Harry Ford Sinclair
Harding
Sinclair
Albert B Fail
Republican National Committee
Albert B. Fall
Liberty
Continental Trading Company
Fall
Teapot Dome
Lawsuers
Saturday's Children at Capitol Theatre Tomorrow
The Pulitzer prize winning play Saturday's Children comes to the Capitol Theatre with Vitaphone dialogue sequences. Corrine Griffith stars as Bobby and Grant Withers as Jim O'Neill in a comedy drama about two young lovers trying to live on $40 a week. The story centers on a wife giving up independence to manage home duties while the husband sacrifices pockets and leisure for a fraying romance.
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Maxwell Anderson
Broadway
Capitol Theatre
Corrine Griffith
Bobby
Grant Withers
Jim O'Neill
Strong drama of love and laughter at Rivoli Sunday
Mack Sennett returns from slapstick to present The Good-Bye Kiss at the Rivoli Theatre promising feature length drama. The film pays tribute to the career of pioneers in the motion picture profession and blends melodrama, comedy, pathos and suspense to excite audiences.
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Rivoli
Mack Sennett
Rivoli Theatre
Crystal Comedy Show Delights With Clever Juvenile Cast
A former vaudeville star headlines a crystal clear comedy that leaves audiences craving more. The film features two remarkably clever and appealing youths in supporting roles.
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Cnystal
This Thing Called Love heads Rialto stage in Elyria
The Own Stock Co and Rialto Theatre present This Thing Called Love a Broadway hit now at Elyria with the Rialto Players in leading roles. The production promises stylish wardrobe and notable settings drawing local audiences after strong runs in New York and Chicago.
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Rialto Theatre
Elyria
Risko
Tonicht
Broadway
New York
Chicago
Rialto
Phhvin Batek
Peaches
Miss Burnetta Kunau Crowned Junior Prom Queen at Iowa
Clin ton Illinois native Burnetta Kunau was chosen by an anonymous student committee as the most beautiful and popular junior at the University of Iowa. She serves as editor of Hawkeye the university yearbook.
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Burnetta Kunau
Clinton, Il
University of Iowa
Miss Kunau
Hawkeye
University
Set Had To Present High Comedy In The Public Eye
A fragment suggests a show balancing farce and tragedy, described as light comedy of delightful nature. It notes that for the public, the performance carried significant appeal and impact beyond mere entertainment. The passage ends amid comment on its broader reception and value.
Cleveland police raid clubs as liquor drive nets 21 more violators
In Cleveland on April 27 police and detectives booked 21 additional alleged liquor law violators, closed a night club, wrecked a brewery, a distillery, and nearly 20 barrooms. Overnight warrants pushed two day campaign total to over 150 amid earlier bomb attacks on officers' homes.
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Cleveland
Breweries raided as police state beer law case grows
Police raided multiple garages in a crackdown on illegal distilling. Galo Cruz, 30, was arrested as the alleged proprietor. The raids destroyed 175 barrels of mash 150 gallons of finished liquor and three 500 gallon vats of beer along with bottling and distilling equipment. Damage was estimated at 10000 dollars. Detective Lieutenant Kurt Kloeckner led raids with two other brewer men arrested. All suspects were booked under the state liquor law after a court ruling limited city ordinance enforcement.
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Galo Cruz
Whcwe
Kurt Kloeckner
John Mack
Ilegal Finance Conflict With State Law
A brief report notes that the finance action was ilegal due to a direct conflict with state law. No additional details provided.
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