Reformary sentences for two young men in Ohio
The two 28 year old men who pled guilty to chicken stealing in Common Pleas court were sentenced to reformatories rather than penitentiary, under indeterminate terms. Prosecutor Webber explained reformatories aim to rehabilitate first offenders and parole upon proper conduct. Judge Thompson exercised discretion, noting contrition and potential for reform, with eventual discharge if behavior improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mansfield
Thompson
Bar of Justice
Notable Crime and Reform Theme Films Highlighted
The review praises a reform themed exploration as one of the great crimes screened, noting portrayal by Leena Owen Louis Wolheim and a Grand-Douglas Fairbanks masthead in a new film era. A breezy American adventure, a comedy, and Pathe news also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
EnoeRatimore
Leena Owen
Louis Wolheim
Douglas Fairbanks
Stephen Step
Pathe
Theatres Colonial Feature Sea Folly and Valour
The Colonial presents All Men Are Valiant starring Malcolm Macgregor Eric Dove and Lon Chaney. A big dull whale chase is highlighted with a capture sequence and a novelty reel completes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Sea
Iny Malcolm Macresgor
Erie Dove
Lon Chaney
Harold Lloyd in Safety First headlines Dreamland bill
Last appearance today at Dreamland features Harold Lloyd in Safety First a corking good picture full of fun and thrills plus Tomorrow South Sea Love with alluring scenery and a Pathe comedy Also Rialto shows Caele Tom's Cabin and Newton Livingston produce the historical drama ongoing tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
South Seas
Pathe
Newton and Livingston
Uncle Tom's Cabin at Rialto Tonight
At the Rialto Theatre tonight the drama Uncle Tom's Cabin is presented by Newton and Liy. The production promises a vivid, realistic portrayal and runs for one evening only with seats available at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
Newton & Liy
Livingston's Colentil City production features Uncle Tom scenes
The New Orleans stage show presents a four act, twenty eight scene version with thirty characters including Eva and Legree at Legree's plantation by the river and a New Orleans setting. The production travels by special train and includes Negro actors portraying plantation life. Also London exhibits a pair of Silky fowls valued at $5,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingston
Eva
New Orleans
Legree's
Legree
Colentil
Newton & Livingston
London
Ohio River
Louisiana
Train crossing Forth Bridge prompts coin tossing superstition
A London to Aberdeen train crossing the Forth Bridge saw members of a traveling theatrical company toss coins from the carriage into the river. One performer cited a superstition about luck and financial aims as the group continued toward Scotland and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aberdeen
Forth Bridge
Scotland
Record of Historic Public Works Funding Set
A vast sum is pledged to equip fighting forces for fortifying streets and public places, marking the largest single commitment to equipment to date. The move signals a major investment in urban safety and defense readiness across prioritized areas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ludges
Patrolman
IS Charge
Jennie Plarr
John P. Mulcahy
Chicago
Miss Plarr
Mulcahy
108Th Engineers
Om Alligtt
Jesse L.lasky
Douglas — Punegetis JR
Stephen Ep
Theodore Roberts
Picere
Doug
Pathe News
Marie Prevost
Kenneth Harlan
Victrola
Rialto
Marion Davies
New York
Katherine MacDonald
William Fox Peesia
St. Louis
New Street
Foreign Exchange
Mathias
West River
Bully Boy Brewster
Hoboken
Marion Dares
Little Old New York
Uncle Toms Cabin
Pal
Ucantile
Grange
Ra ' Ad
Ics
Sph
Childre Beach
Dat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!