Planes Held On Beach As Weather Delays Transatlantic Flights
At Old Orchard Maine on May 27 the French Bernard-191 monoplane and the American Green Flash remained grounded due to unfavorable Atlantic conditions. Armeno Lotti Jr planned to travel to New York with pilot Rene Lefevre to monitor steath er sea conditions and await a break. Bernard crew member Jean Assolant stayed with the craft. Roger Williams and Captain Lewis Yancey also remained ashore, delaying their Rome flight plans amid ocean storms.
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Old Orchard
Armeno Lotti, Jr
Paris
Bernard
New York
Rene Lefevre
Ste
New Easy Way to Banish Fat Promises Quick Weight Loss
An old ad proclaims FAID as a marvelous new scientific discovery for rapid fat loss, claiming over 2 pounds weekly. It asserts no thyroid extract or habit forming drugs and offers a money back guarantee if five prompt results are not seen, with sales at Ebert's Drugs Store.
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Ebert’s
Portsmouth Man Fatally Hurt on Interurban Train
In Cleveland on May 27 George Puntenney, 24, of Portsmouth Ohio, was killed after falling under wheels of an electric interurban train near Bedford. He had boarded at Public Square, woke, and attempted to reboard beyond his stop, falling beneath the second car. He had been staying in Bedford while working for Bell Telephone. Frank Roth, 75, Cleveland, also died early today after being struck by a hit and run auto.
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Portsmouth
Cleveland
George Pountertes
Bedford
Puntenney
Bell Telephone Company
Public Square
Frank Roth
Sandusky publishing secretary dies in Sandusky Star Journal
Albert J. Peters, 57, secretary of Alvord and Peters Company publishers of the Star Journal, died after a brief illness. Telegrams and condolences poured in to the Sandusky Star Journal office as Peters had fallen ill ten days earlier. Mrs Peters and a daughter survive. In New Philadelphia former Dover Mayor Peter J Groh, acquitted of bribery charges, says he will not press perjury charges against Edward Little, who arrested him. Groh filed affidavits then withdrew the action.
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Sandusky Publishing CO
Sandusky
Sandusky Star-Journal
Albert J. Peters
Alvord & Peters Company
the Star-Journal
Peters
New Philadelphia
Peter J. Groh
Dover
Edward Little
Groh
Little
Stolen Kisses Delights Rivoli Audiences
Warner Bros. Vitaphone comedy Stolen Kisses stars Nay McAvoy and opens at The Rivoli. The film features two streams of complications that lead to constant embarrassment and wide audience laughter as the plot spins through humorous misunderstandings.
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Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Rivoli Theatre
Nay McAvoy
Comedy Roles Highlight in Why Be Good Cap Capitol Show
Colleen Moore stars in Why Be Good at the Capitol theatre with Lincoln Stedman and Edward Clayton as Tom and Jerry. The pair join New York's younger set in this up to date comedy drama, delivering humorous and occasionally foolish antics as they sip and improvise through the plot.
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Colleen Moore
Capitol Theatre
Tom and Jerry
Lincoln Stedman
Edward Clayton
Stedman
Clayton
New York
Spirituals Heard in Hearts in Dixie at Rivoli
Fort Movietone presents a speaking screen feature starting Wednesday at Rivoli theatre titled Hearts in Dixie. Judge Dempsey leads the Dixie cast with Baillbrew Chorus and Fanchon Steppers, delivering authentic American folk song and lively dancing in a Southland story.
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America
New Fort Movietone
Dempsey
Dixie
Rivoli Theatre
Southland
Baillbrew
Rialto Play Brings Strong Applause From Cast
William A Brady’s production draws crowd as Wally Gricks excels with two songs and enthusiastic applause. Last act scenery praised. Cast includes Squire Bartlett, Sculzy Bartlett, Lucille Berdell, Hi Holler, Professor Sterling, Martha Perkins, Jeanne Chandler, Gordon Peters, Miss Anne Linwood, and others.
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William A. Brady
Wally Gricks
Hi Holler
Wally
Rialto
Squire Bartlett
W. Fred Wasner
Sculzy Bartlett
Lucille Berdell
Senate Debates Census and Reapportionment Bill
Senate continues debate on census and reapportionment legislation. Rules committee questions Paul Mallon on roll call confirmation of Customs Judge Irvine Lenroot. Interstate Commerce resumes hearing on creating a communications commission. Manufactures investigates textile labor conditions. Judiciary handles routine business. House moves on amendments to tariff bill.
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Senate
Rules Committee
Paul KR. Mallon
United Press
Irvine L Lenroot
Interstate Commerce Committee
Judiciary Committee
Way Down East Delight By Local Rialto Players
Local Rialto Theatre players staged Way Down East last night delivering a charming show with farm scenes that evoke a homely tone. Strong ensemble work and familiar songs underscored a pleasant, nostalgic performance by local talent.
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Rialto Theatre Players
Strikers Return To Textile Mills In Happy Valley
In Ellzabethton Tennessee on May 27 the Demberg Glanzstof strikers returned to work for the first time in over six weeks. A Saturday settlement ended violence in eastern Tennessee’s quiet valley. The pact forbids discrimination against union members while excluding those who participated in outbreaks from reemployment. About 4,000 workers will rejoin rayon and artificial silk plants over coming weeks. Willam F. Kelley vice president led the union side.
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Elizabethton
Tenn
Happy Valley
Demberg-Glanzstof
Tennessee
Willam F. Kelley
Vice Press
Strike Leaders Plan Long Stay After Campaign Push
Dent of the United Textile Workers of America announced the strike as the opening wedge in a southern organization drive affecting 300,000 members. They said they plan to stay for several years until all workers are re employed.
Schibley Not To Be Called In Suit
A suit brought by Amherst Savings and Banking Company to collect a $16,000 judgment against William Schibley through his debtor U S Automatic Company will be heard in common pleas court next Monday. Schibley, former president of the Amherst Savings Bank, is now serving one year in the penitentiary.
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Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Wiliam Schibley
Schibley
U. S. Automatic Company
Common Pleas
Amherst Sayings Bank
J. J. Smythe
U. S. Automatic
Steamed Hits Rock and Sinks Aleutian in Alaska
The steamer Aleutian struck a submerged rock and sank after earning two recent incidents in three months. U S Automatic seeks to shift debt to Schibley, with the bank planning a $16,000 payment. the vessel valued at 1.9 million is a total loss. The U S Geodetic survey vessel rescued 1 passenger and 135 crew members.
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Seattle
Washa
U. S. Geodetic Survey
Seymour Narrows
Beautiful Permanent Waves-$5 French Steam Marcel Wave
East Broad Chronicle Telegram advertisement promotes a five dollar French steam Marcel wave service promising no kinks or frizzes and urges readers to bring results to 453 East Broad for attention
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Chronicle-Telegram
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