Tooth Fined for Reckless Driving After Accident
Clarence Troutman 18 was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court after pleading guilty to reckless driving in a Broad Street and Middle Avenue collision that damaged Wilson’s car. Police said Troutman’s driving was not fast but reckless as Wilson turned at the light. Another weekend crash involved Albert Mayer and A W Rent with mutual fault claims. Mayer’s car sustained tire and fender damage and Rent’s left side window was broken. Firemen saved three from a roof fire in East Orange, Mrs Chester Hoagland, Grace Hoagland, and Arthur Stanley, with Mrs Hoagland suffering severe burns to her hands.
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Clarence Troutman
Troutman
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
W. L. Wilson
Highland Court
Wilson
Albert Mayer
A.W. Rent
West Avenue
Rent
Reni
Mayer
East Orange
Chester Hoagland
Newark Glass Company
Grace
Arthur Stanley Miss Hoagland
Official referendum would prove Volstead Act support
Rev. F Ernest Johnson research secretary of the federal Council of Church of Christ declared in an address that a national referendum would decisively show the majority favoring the Volstead Act as it stands on the statute books.
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New York
F. Ernest Johnson
Federal Council of Church of Christ
DDPape's Dianepsin Adverts Prompt Relief
An old advertisement claims instant relief from indigestion and stomach distress. The text touts DPape's Dianepsin tablets as correcting indigestion for a few cents, noting they create a pleasant warmed feeling and are available at any drug store.
Rialto Theatre Promises Record Crowd for No No Nanette
Rialto theatre manager W. O. Woodward says No No Nanette will draw a record crowd when it opens Wednesday night. Advance inquiries for tickets show strong local interest. the musical comedy is praised as a top season attraction with catchy music and popular appeal. Tickets go on sale at the box office tomorrow morning at two dollars.
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W. O. Woodward
Rialto Theater
Uiks
Jwell
Senis
On the Air Tonight Listings Across Stations and Times
A dated radio schedule lists many city stations from Pittsburgh to Cleveland with concerts, dinners, and specials. Entries include KDKA station concerts at 8:15 and 9:08, KYW in Chicago, WADC Akron dinner music, and WLW Cincinnati dinner concerts. Program lineups feature hotel ensembles, theater orchestras, and the Willard Symphony excerpts, ending at midnight with dance music.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Stockmian Parra
University of Pittsburgh
KYW
Chicago
Congress Hotel
WADC
Akron
Ohio
Linner
tHotel Portage Quintet
India Owl's
Columbias
Amaranth Chorus
WBZ
Springfield
Hotel Lenox
Raphol Theatra Orchestra
Hotel Brunswick
WHAS
Louisville
Whas Music Box
WLW
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Times-Star Orchestra
WSAT
Marjorie Lamkin
WSA
Atlanta
O'Keefe
Ernest Durett
Ah—Vick Myers
Cleveland
Willard Symphony
Austin Wylie
Royal Canadians
Women rave over new French powder
A new lace powder called MELILOGLO promises long wear and fade resistance. Advertised as unaffected by perspiration and giving life and beauty to the complexion, it is marketed by Lewis Mercantile Co. Crandall’s Drug Store.
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Lewis Mercantile Co
Crandall
Fostoria Youth Wins Gold Medal In Northwestern Ohio Contest
Morrison of Fostoria High School won the gold medal and helped his school take the trophy in the Northwestern Ohio High School Oratorical Contest held in Warner Hall Oberlin under the Oberlin Kappa Pi Men’s Literary Society. Nine schools competed. Morrison spoke on What is the High School student’s Conception of Religion and its Place in Life. Ralph Valentine of Sh rydan High School also placed and received a medal.
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Fostoria
Oberlin
Jugn Morison
Fostoriaigh
Warner Hall
Oberlin Pal Kappali Men's Literary Society
Morrisons
Ralph Valentine
Blattton-Purtland Hgh
Ohio
Morrison
Gand
Valentine
J. F. Geiser
L.K. Bicneer
Vernon Selley
Testrnetor
Norman Shaw
Ashhead
George Bradley
Scote High
Toledo
Ungh Morrisey
Bhlytts fon-Richland
Richard Johnston
Spenerrvillys
Dtowami Aderman
Meansthe Tel
Black cigar causes illness in two Massachusetts youths
In Spring Hill, Massachusetts, George Jakes, 24, and Donald Shel witnessed a black cigar that crossed their path and landed Jakes in a deathly ill state. Shell sought police aid, prompting authorities to notify their parents about the incident and the unusual scene near Spleen Toland and Port Said on a $25 capital.
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New York
George Jakes
Donald Shel
Spring Held
Mass
Toland
Port Said
Jakes
Shell
Picton Chief's Daughter Makes Unusual Water Immersion Claim
In Boston, Eva Morrison, daughter of Picton's police chief, reportedly swore in waters near Dorchestar Kay for thirty seven minutes and emerged claiming a changed tone for her melodies.
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Boston
Mass
Eva Morrison
Picton, N
Dorchestar Kay
Olive Tablets touted as liver and bowel remedy
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable alternative to calomel claiming they improve yellow skin bad taste and fatigue by stimulating bile and bowels without dangerous after effects Take one or two nightly and expect pleasing results Millions of boxes sold annually at 15¢ and 5c per box.
Glassmates mixes military setting with tame action at Favoli
Theatre review suggests Glassmates fails to excite Barthelmess fans with a West Point backdrop and acting seen as stiff. The plot follows Dix’s escapades and romance with Lois Wilson, complicated by prison and police misadventures.
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West Point
Richard Marthelmess
Liss-Nates
Barthelmess
Werteehness
Lets Get Married Farce Delights Cap itol Audience
Richard Dix stars in Lets Get Married a speedy farce at the Capitol packed with laughs and romance. The melodrama comes from The Man From Mexico by D. A. Tu Souvet. Dix and friends celebrate on screen in a light, college bred style tale that pleases fans of Zane Grey epics.
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Richard Dix
Dix
The
Capitol
Mexico
D. A. Tu Souvhet
Spectacular pistol battle ends in chase. one killed
Newark dispatch reports a deadly pistol duel and car pursuit across New Jersey. Francis Burns, 21, is identified among the casualties after a dramatic overnight spree from Newark toward Hillside. Two others are wounded as authorities investigate motives and suspects.
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Newark
March
Hilleside
N. J
Francis Burns
Surprise Buckthorn Adlerika Digestive Remedy Ad
Readers are told of a quick acting Adlerika mixture using buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate and glycerine to remove old poisonous matter from the stomach within ten minutes. The ad claims rapid relief from gas and constipation, reducing bloating and enhancing appetite, urging purchase at Eberts Brug Store.
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Tien
Ebert's Brug
David A. Brown Announces National Jewish Campaign Chair
David A. Brown, national chairman of the United Jewish Campaign, announced a leadership move and campaign strategy. The statement outlined fundraising goals and the drive to mobilize donor support across regions.
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Ina
David A. Brown
United Jewish Campaign
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