Picturization of Bessie Uar at Strand with Norris
The Strand screens The Lucks of Geralding Laird a Robertson-Cole Superior film based on Kathleen Norris fiction. Woman star Bessie Barriscale plays a central role in a project that blends writing and screen artistry, with the release for two days starting Wednesday.
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Bessie Uarrincule
Kathleen Norris
McReent
Geralding Laird
Robertson—Cole
Strand Theater
Miss Norris
Bevsie Barriscale
Miss Barriscale
Misa Norris
Miss Barriscate
Germany Seizes Ships to Deliver to Reparations Board
Washington reports the German government will take over twenty four ships totaling more than 145000 gross tons under construction in private yards for delivery to the reparations commission. Five ships were ordered by the Hamburg American Line, including 56000 and 20000 gross ton vessels, and one 18000 gross ton ship was being built for North German Lloyd. Penalties for owners who fail to deliver include up to one year imprisonment and fines up to 100000 marks, with additional penalties for willful noncompliance.
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Washington
Ger Man
Hamburg-American Line
North German
Lloyd
Bright Skies at the American theater next week
ZaSu Pitts stars in Bright Skies a New York East Side tale of Sallie a girl with few ties who quits a boarding house life. Henry Kotker directed the film adapted from Burke Jenkins story with Barah Y Mason scripting. Tom Callery joins the cast from Chicago as a promising young leading man.
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ZaSu Pitta
American Theater
New York
East Side
Sallie
Officers of World War Will Organize
Detroit announces plans to form a national officers organization with a September 7 convention. Delegates from across the United States Cuba the Canal Zone Hawaii and Alaska are expected. Open to all army navy and marine corps officers who served in the World War. Admiral Lima is invited as a principal speaker. Events include boat rides a military ball a banquet and a smoker in Canada.
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Detroit
Mich
Organization of
United States
Cuba
Canail Zone
Hawaii
Alaska
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Lima
Canada
General Midwestern rise in child labor reported
Chicago officials report more than four thousand children at work in the city, with broader increases across the Middle West as higher living costs, family needs, and employer substitutions for men push child labor higher. Minnesota and Texas also note rising child labor, while Oklahoma cites more law violations this year.
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Chicago
Clyde A. Brown
Brown
United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lome
T. C. Jennings
Texas
Child labor shifts noted in state reports and city declines
State labor data show about 1000 more youths aged fourteen to sixteen were issued permits this year than last, with Kansas and North Dakota reporting negligible child labor. St Louis notes a drop to around 4800 workers, 780 fewer than a year ago, while the federal tax on child labor is cited as a cause for declines nationwide.
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AL. Urick
Kansas
North Dakota
St. Louis
Piles arrest Jurcinski in drunken threat case
Patrolman Piles hurried to Jurcinski's house and placed him under arrest after Mrs. Jurcinski said her husband had been drinking raisle jack and threatened to kill her. In police court he was fined 10 dollars and costs, and sentenced to five days in the city jail.
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Piles
Jurcinski
Raisle Jack
Harding
Raisin Jack Causes Fine in Lorain Case
Lorain on August 17 Jne Jurinski of 1126 West 21st Street chased his wife and children into the street with a knife and fired a shot in a domestic incident leading to a court fine.
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Lorain
Jurinski
West 21St Street
Lost regatta cups found after Shanghai exodus
Silver trophy cups of the Shanghai Rowing Club had been held by German crews when war began and vanished during their exit from Shanghai. They surfaced at a club dinner revealing they were awarded to the Scottish and Danish crews for winning the Erring regatta. The cups were found in a vault after China's Bank takeover of a German bank in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Bank of China
Lorain Hotel Theft Reported By Guest
Frank Orr, staying at the Pallam hotel on Broadway, reported a break in his room. About $47.50 in nearly apparel was stolen, and police question a possible connection as witnesses recall a man leaving Orr’s room.
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Lorain
Frank Orr
Pallam
Broadway
Omeone
Gay
Orr
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Shay Victrolas
Phillips’ Drug Store
Middle West
Claude E. Connaily
Oklahoma
M4adez
Gleveland-Akron Bag Co
Ridgeville
Aug
Mia. Locke
Clevery Kuestra
Dean
H. Whitcomb
Pliny Rodgers
E. Poffenbaugh
Marian
Toledo
Howard Shaw
Cleveland Heights
County Grange
Avon Beach Park
Carmen
Louis Shaber
Elyria
M. W. Evans
LeRaysville
Arthur Shaber
Meathe
Cleveland
ZaSul
Silvertown
Goodrich
America
McGuire’s
Bessie Barriscale
Kathrin Hones
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