Eyes of The Heart stage piece praised at Realart showing
A garbled notice discusses the Realart Pictures production Eyes of The Heart starring Mary Miles Minter. It mentions a seal scene and a wax substitute in a theater setting, praising Minter in a dramatic role while noting the adaptation by Clara G Kennedy from a Woman's Magazine story.
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Mar
Mary Miles Minter
Icon Theater
Fee
Krealart Pictures
D Burers
Bill’ Parsons
Realart
Wien
Miss Minter
Bere Reer
Clara G. Kennedys
Data Burret
Mady Miles Minter
Dana Burnet
PiMectTeo
Aul Powell
Clara Hennedy
Aura
Dima
Mary Les Minter
Without Limit at Colonial Theaters Opens Four day Run
The Metro release Without Limit begins today at the Colonial Theater as the feature attraction for four days. Based on Calvin Johnston s Saturday Evening Post short story Ember stars Anna Q. Willett in a bold portrayal while the cast includes Palter the gambler the minister and his son, croupier, and roue in a dramatic picturization of the tale.
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George D. Laker
Metro
Colonial Theater
Calvin Johnston
Saturday Evening Post
Ember
Palter
Anna Q. Wuissen
Erber
Mine fight leaves one dead and many hurt in Williamson West Virginia
In Williamson West Virginia on June 15 a clash at Lick Creek between miners and state troopers left one man dead and several seriously wounded. Deputy sheriff and state police, backed by Major Davis, moved to arrest idle miners amid rising tensions under martial law. A Supreme Court ruling on martial law enforcement remained unclear as three arrestees were released.
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Williamson
Pune
Lick Creek
Breedlove
James A.bowles
Justice
Citizen State Police
Davis
Mingo 7
Lick
Citiate
Eneidle
Shem Pinson
Aon
R. Stockus
Dar
Situacion
Autet Orsing
Supreme Court
Morgan
West Virginia
National Guard
Tom Davis
Court Tree
Frenzied calls urge German troop withdrawal in Upper Silesia
Paris June 15 The French ambassador to Berlin M Laurent was instructed to make urgent representations to the German government over the withdrawal of German volunteers in Upper Silesia. It is believed England and Italy may take similar action.
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Paris
Vyhne Frenen
Berlin
M. Laurent
Generali Hoefer
Upper Silesia
England
Italy
London trade union accepts Labour intervention offer
London June 16 ex eneen trade, which had threatened a strike over wage cuts today accepted the ministry of labor offer to intervene and secure a compromise.
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London
Ministry of Labor
Worcester patriot James P. Uagin dies at 85
James P. Uagin of Worcester longtime central figure in the Spirit of 1776 tableau with the Worcester Continentals has died at age eighty five. He and his son earned national fame for the Continentals in parades at presidential inaugurations and in many other cities on numerous occasions.
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International News Service
Worcester
Mass
James P. Uagin
Worcester Continentals
Topelier
United States
It Took All the Grit Mason Had To Stick It Out
William W. Mason, a Nanid Transit Co. motorman in Philadelphia, describes enduring stomach trouble and nervous symptoms for years. After taking Taniac, his appetite returned, digestion improved, nerves calmed, and he could work again. He credits four bottles with transforming him and urges others to try Taniac as sold by J. Adolphus Ibert and local druggists.
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Cme
Taslac
William W. Mason
McClellan Sr
Philadelphia
Nanid Transit Co
Gown Hill
Taniac
Elvria
J. Adolphus Ibert
Drugterret
Lorain Men Sentenced in Interfering With Interstate Shipping
Four Lorain men Hert Booken Warri S Anderson Bure Fostaveht and John Murphy were charged with interfering with interstate shipments after being caught with a large quantity of cigars near the Pressing Canning factory. They received 15 months in Atlanta federal prison. Police and fire personnel assisted in the arrest. Revolvers were found on three at the scene and one more later. Local thefts from railroad cars reportedly declined after the arrests.
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Norsvvalk
Jay Pearrish
FE. J. Marnhey
Marion Chaffee
Fire Department
Whiskey Heist Yields $90,000 Loss in Kentucky Escape
Two armed men hijacked two whiskey trucks from Fort Thomas Kentucky to New York City. They forced guards off and escaped toward Covington after disabling a racing car. The cargo valued at 5900,000 was taken. A $25,000 reward was posted and arrests expected soon. Also a Russian immigrant, Mitya Wov tina, 27, was jailed in St Clairsville on an alien anarchist charge.
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Sanfordtown
Cincinnati
Gross
Fuieres
Covington
Britain and France consider early supreme council on Silesian issue
London dispatches indicate Britain has urged an early meeting with France to settle the Silesian trouble, suggesting next week if feasible. The talks reflect concern over direct commercial implications amid the dispute and ongoing diplomatic maneuvering.
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Paris
Greeat
Britain
France
Supreme Council
London
Preas
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