Broadway Part of Affair Hints at Studio Claims and Rivalry
Irene Shirley schemes to win a studio job by outmaneuvering Alice Carroll while Lew Davidson weighs the risks of her presence. Tony and Jane discuss career ambitions and love, as Irene presses to claim a lead role and complicate loyalties in a cutthroat New York production milieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dene Ders
Dewdson Projections Co
Alice Carroll
Lew Davidson
Mess Carroll
Tonyal
Hkeble
Irene Shirley
Owl
Broadway
Lew
Alice
Bessier
Rene
Lew Dawson
Irene
Davidson
Zom Hessler
Miss Shirley
Kessler
Wile
Dawdson
anseYt
Tony All de
Jane Dore
Alice Carrot
Devdson
Tony
Tree
Daevidmn
Jane
Janer
Nate
Ceep
the Globe
Tulius Schwartz
Paul Brenna
Tory
Penfield Notes From Myrtle Gregg Penfield
Sept 21 update from Penfield includes a meeting of the agregational society at Society Hall on Sept 27 with dinner served at noon. Local residents Dick Slauter and family reside at 2 Oberlin Road. Lizze Gallatin has returned from Ireland after visiting her sister Mrs. Louie Snow. Mrs. Harry McDonald is ill in bed. Rev Schott will resume duties at the Theological School. Mrs. Ross returned home after a fortnights visit with Mrs. Ben Sarr. Born to Mr and Mrs Harver.
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Penfield
Society
Dick Slauter
Oberlin Road
Josiah Baylor
Lizze Gallatin
St.ke’s Hospital
Ireland
Louie Snow
Harry McDonald
Daughters, travel, and birthdays noted in Elyria region
On Friday September 14 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Johnson at Elyria Memorial Hospital, to be named Lois Anna. Miss Mary Underhill enters Kent Normal School. Miss Grace Kleinhaus is a junior at Oberlin College. The McCoy family returns to Baltimore, Maryland. C E Waltz and Rolla Dague families visit Marion and Mt. Vernon. Brunner Bros visit Lewis Jones. Mrs Hannah Buell celebrated 73rd birthday with thirty relatives and friends, receiving gifts and cards. she later visits Chatham with Henry Essex families.
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Marion
Mt. Vernon
A. B. Hares
Mary Newby
Harding
Brunner Bros
Cleveland
Lewis Jones
Hannah Buell
Huntington social notes reflect local calls and gatherings
Mrs Herry Haas of Oberlin visits with sister C A Rolce family in Huntington. The Criles of Canton host and receive callers including L C Crite and Herbert Crite family. Neighbors and relatives travel to Grafton Wellington Amherst and Wellington for visits reunions funerals and farewells at various homes and farms.
Old Absinthe House in New Orleans Stands Vacant After 145 Years
The Old Absinthe House at Bourbon and Bienville in the Vieux Carre, America’s oldest saloon, sits shuttered and unused after 145 years. The Spanish heirs of the Juncadeira family retain title while the Vieux Carre Association maintains the historic building, now unused and awaiting conversion.
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New Orleans
Bourbon and
Bienville Street
Vieux Carre
America
Uncle Sam
Beirs
Francisco Juuradel
Notabies
Kent
City Park
Juncadeira
Vieux Carre Association
Collects Many Forms Of Oath Collects Many Forms Of Oath
London police court assistant clerk F B Gray has compiled a book of strange oaths gathered from police court life. He describes rituals for swearing truthfulness including breaking a saucer in Chinese practice and others from Mohammedan, Buddhist, and Hindu traditions, noting the solemn acts and their humorous consequences.
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London
F. B. Gray
Thames Police Court
Gray
Buddha
Dhamma
iPto Sangha
Overdose of 13s in New Orleans Bust
New Orleans detectives led by Marquis Deaver charge Harry E. Swales with embezzling $39.39 from a 13-letter company. James L. Daniels, a detective, brought Swales to justice. Swales, his home, and the employer's address all have 13-letter names. Harry Snyder of Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company traveled from Detroit on July 13 to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Harry £. R. Swales
James L. Daniels
Swales
Marquis Deaver
Harry Snyder
Bureau of Investigation
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company
Detroit
Strales
Local Notes Highlight Florence Estabrook Family
In honor of Mrs. Florence Estabrook and her mother Mrs. Edith Hewitt. Mrs. Hewitt will spend the winter in California with her daughter and family. Clayton Berkey of Spencer called in town Wednesday. Grace Crile plans to spend an indefInite time with her parents Mr and Mrs B Thudhum were in Belden Sunday evening. F B Thudium and son Nile were in Lorain one day last week.
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Florence Estabrook
Edith Hewitt
East and West Meet Romance Blossoms in Shanghai
A Kansas City youth, Harry Warren Palmer, visits Shanghai and meets Miss Ming Liu-tsze, a friend of Mme Chiang Kai-Shek. After a playful introduction and a mistaken alias, the couple connects by phone and reconciles a ruse. The wedding is set for the Majestic hotel ballroom with a honeymoon to Japan and Honolulu.
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Shanghai
Rudyard Kipling
Harry Warren Palmer
Kansas City
Harry
Brown
Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Ming Liu-tsze
Mme
Chiang Kai-Shek
Majestic Hotel
Japan
Honolulu
Milk Cow Shortage Tied to Rising Cleveland Prices
In 1870 102 cows per 100 people lived in towns of 2500 plus in the Cleveland and Pittsburgh dairy region, while by 1920 only 15 cows per 190 urban residents remained. Across the Western Reserve counties 121 cows per 100 in 1870 fell to 12 in 1926. Prices of milk rise as supply tightens and butter prices influence milk costs, according to R H Barries of Ohio State University.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Western Reserve
Ashtabula
Curehora
Erie
Geauga
Huron
Lake Lo- Tain
Mahoning
Medina
Pertazge
Summit
Trumbull
Butter price rise noted in Minnesota dairy markets
In St Paul and Minneapolis Minnesota dairy prices rise with butter and milk costs, as demand for fluid milk remains lighter than supply, keeping overall price trends steady despite broader increases.
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St. Paul
Minneapols
Minnesota
Docile Bandit on Katy Train Near Erie
Erie Kansas. Engineer T. M. Ward and fireman A. K. Lewis on a Katy line train from Parsons to Erie suspected a hold up when a man climbed over the tender into the engine cab. He handed a revolver to them and said nothing. Frank McCauley, the visitor, pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was jailed 34 days. Columbia Missouri. Missouri University coeds are grafters and lack institutional spirit, says athletic director C. L. Brewer.
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Erie
Kan
T. M. Ward
A. K. Lewis
Parsons
Frank McCauley
Unclear OCR fragment on sororities at football games
Fragmentary report cites sorority behavior and seating shifts at games. Quotes reference paying own way, cheering support, and indignant reaction to charges about seating and dating among attendees.
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Brewer
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Tony Dear
Srl
Crecy
Tony Hrnt
Shirley
Darissosas
Seorce
Hal
Certen
Knights
Kraves
Miss Carrol
Mr. Davidson
Trengs
Miss Sturley
Abe Spellman
Spellman Ghcat
Mirs
Myrtle Gregg
Homerville
Spencer
Lodi
Shatham
Buell
Henry Essex
Chatham
D. Nielsen Bio-Chemist
Nielsen
Nielsen Laboratories Inc
Middle Ave
Huntington
Mrs. Lucindas Crile
Marr
Eistia
George Lorence
James Myers
Akron
J. C
Miss Nichols
Marquette
Bessie Gleason
George Gott
Amherst
Ohio
Lara Rogers
Warden
Rogers
Wellington Fair Grounds
C. W. Roberson
M. C. Leininger
Hart
Leininger
Andrey Radcliff
Johnson
Crile
Wellington
H. B. Hawley
Walter Handley
Nation Wow
A. Minnich & Sons West
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Elyria Aid Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Langberg and Brown
Elyria
Madam Evans
Hotel Elyria
Fields Corners
Lorazin Street Road
J. H. Prince
Smith Standard Nurseries
North Olmsted
Columbia
Missouri University
C. IL. Brewer
Smith Aypewriter
Lyria Typewii & Supply Co
West Feet
Polit ST
Ria, Ohio
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland ST
Perry CT
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