Brewster's Millions at Colonial Theatre
Colonial Arts run features Brewster's Millions the new Paramount production starring Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle with Betty Clark Huntly James Corrigan and Jean W Marion Skinner. The story follows a young man torn between two wealthy grandfathers one aristocratic and one self made who insist he should not work. Arbuckle’s comic misadventures drive a string of imitating situations in this lively screen version.
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Paramount
Roscoe
Fatty) Arkle
Coral Theatre
Brewster
Betty Clark
Huntly
James Corrigan
Jean YY
Marion Skinner
Charles Neely Edwards
William and Parker
Arle
Thea
Fatty
Arbuckle Seerstars
Jean Acker
Betty Ross Clark
George Barr McCutcheon
Winchell Smith
Moscow speech cites need to meet demands for foreign aid
A Helsinki despatch reports Nicolau in Moscow urged recognizing foreign powers demands to aid the re establishment of industry. He emphasized that a Russian constituent should be called to meet these demands and secure aid.
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NDOX
Nicolau
Moscow
Helsingfors
Pebe Daniels Stars in She Couldn't Help It at American
Pebe Daniels headlines the American Theatre showing of She Couldn't Help It remembered from the novel and stage play In the Bishop's Carriage. The film delivers brisk humor, lively incidents, and a breezy, entertaining tone with stylish performances.
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Pebe Daniels
Huncreas
American Theatre
She Couldn’t Help It Play Pleases Crowd With Comedy Drama
The review praises the play for blending humor and pathos with Miss Daniels as Nance Olden and Herbert Stancer as the embarrassed bishop. Walt Covington, Helen Raymond, and Emory Johnson headline a strong supporting cast in a Maurice Campbell production directed by Douglas Arensteen. One more performance announced today. Lenine quoted on communists in the constituent assembly.
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Numor
Miss Daniels
Nance Olden
Herbert Stancer
Demonstration of Tractors Planned at Oberlin on June 22
The Fordson Tractor organization arranges the largest county tractor demonstration at Oberlin one mile south of the city on the aviation field. Four counties send dealers and three carloads of equipment will be shown including plows threshers silage cutters and more. Fordson power will drive demonstrations with sales managers and field service staff from Cleveland Youngstown Elyria and other areas attending. Prominent farming experts will discuss modern farming methods while a lunch is served and an invitation is extended to the local Young Men's Business Club members.
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Fordson Tractor Organization
Simpeon Motor Co
Oberlin
Fordson
Cleveland
Youngstown
Elyria
Young Men’s Business Club
Information Bureau for Visitors Opens at Washington Post Office
A bureau of information is established on the ground floor of the Post Office Department building at Pennsylvania avenue and 12th street. It aims to help visitors to Washington transact business with government departments, reducing delays and confusion during capital visits.
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Washington
Bureau of Information
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
12Th Street
Capital
No Maid Needed on Lolita Armour Honeymoon
Miss Lolita Armour married on Saturday and traveled without any maids for her honeymoon. Her mother Mrs J Ogden Armour quipped that her daughter would manage well with her handsome husband and no help packing.
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Chicago
Lolita Armour
Riga boundary dispute unfavorable to Panama
Washington reports Panama has not persuaded the United States to accept the White award as the basis for settling the Costa Rican boundary dispute. Conferees Secretary Hughes and Panama's foreign minister Garay near conclusion with U S officials insisting Panama must accept the award. officials expect the Porras government to comply.
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Washington
Panama
Beloved Spangler Post charter member survives in Bellaire
J Bentley Seeley the sole surviving charter member of the Spangler post G A R resides in Bellaire. The obituary note records his status as the last remaining founder of the local veterans group.
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Bellaire
J. Bentley Seeley
Spangler Post
G. A. R. Here
Taniac Claims Restored Ohio Woman’s Health
Mrs A M Leash of Cincinnati describes fourteen years of rheumatism and swollen feet eased after taking Taniac. She went from bed to walking, reports no pain or indigestion, attended a Tabernacle revival, and credits Taniac with restoring her health. Sold in Elmira by J Adolphus Ebert and leading druggists.
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Taniac
Continent
A. Me.Leash
West Eighth
Cincinnati
Ohio
the Tabernacle
Elvria
J. Adolphus Ebert
Drus
Sis
Norwegian and Dutch Cabinets May Quit
June 20 London reports the Norwegian cabinet resigned after losing a confidence vote in Parliament. A telegram from The Hague said the Dutch cabinet faces imminent resignation due to a dispute over police policy.
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Norweigan
London
Christiania
Hasue
Marine Strike to End This Evening
Washington June 20 The United States Shipping Board will sign an agreement ending the marine strike for United States workers. Secretary of Labor Davis announced that the board will issue an order to implement terms of a wage reduction of 15 percent from last year. Independent shipowners will not be party to the agreement and negotiations will seek seamen and other marine workers consent.
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Washington
United States
Davis
Shipping Board
New York Woman Praises Parisian Sarge Hair Care
A New York woman reports she used Parisian Sarge for two weeks and her hair grew thicker and dandruff vanished. W. Phillins sells it with a money back guarantee. Advertisement notes appear with period and date marks 5-13, 6-1.
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New ‘York
Nair
W. Phillins
Little Talks on Thrift and Risk for Surety Firms
An official explains thrift makes the best risk for surety companies. Saving builds moral stamina and self discipline, strengthening character and reducing likelihood of vice. Extravagance harms finances and integrity, while thrift aligns personal duty with reliable future success.
United States Invited to League of Nations Conference
Washington reports the United States received an invitation from the League of Nations secretariat to join a June 30 conference in Geneva under article 23 to discuss wars and measures to suppress trafficking in women and children. No decision has been announced on acceptance.
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Washington
United States
The
Leagues of Nations
Gu Aneva
League
British miners vote for compromise in April referendum
London. June 20. More than two thirds of striking coal miners rejected the compromise offer from colliery owners and the government. The federation of miners executive committee, meeting to canvass and announce results, found turnout small with some districts seeing less than a quarter of strikers voting. Indications show passivity and little desire to return to work.
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London
The
Federation of Miners
Contemplate Postponing International Polo Match
Polo officials in London considered postponing the opening international cup match between the United States and Britain due to an injury to Milburn of the American team. Milburn’s absence would make the initial game at Hurlingham untenable, prompting officials to discuss delaying the contest.
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London
Hurlingham
Milburn
Clark Re-elected Chairman of Interstate Commerce Commission
June 20 1922 announcement reports Clark unanimously re-elected chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission for another year ending June 20 1922. The commission stated the decision today.
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Washington
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
U S Senator Sued Over Attorney Fees
United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri was named as defendant in a $31,250 suit filed by I C Gabbert who defeated the Democratic congressional nominee. Gabbert seeks attorney fees from a four year old Jackson County circuit court case arising when Reed was a partner with Jacques L Harvey in Kansas City.
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Washington
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
I. C."gabbert
Gabbert
Jackson Country
Reed
Jacques L. Harvey
Kansas City
Quiz Woman in 1916 Bomb Plots
In San Francisco on June 20 1916 Leone Esmond or Leone Dunbar faces arrest on criminal syndication charges tied to threatening letters for Mayor Rolph and Supervisor Mulvahill. Police note the case aims to solve who authored the letters linked to the preparedness day bombing that sent Mooney and Billings to prison.
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San Francisco
Leone Esmona
Leone Dunbar
Thomas Mooney
Warren K. Billings
Esmond
Frederick Esmond
L .W. W. Leader
James Rolph
James Mulvahill
John J. O'Mara
Chauncey McGovern
Mwive
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