Some Wild Oats at Rialto Ignites Controversy and Debate
The Rialto screens Some Wild Oats amid heated remarks from Rev Mr J who criticizes the film as delicate yet misused for moral instruction. The article notes audience curiosity about themes of civilization, gender roles, and personal conduct, while previewing Thursday and Friday showings for women and men respectively. It references the Pholtaplay The Revenge of Turgan and a Tarzan like tale of ape men testing civilization, ending with a dramatic journey back to the jungle.
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Itewalk
Etty
Ettire
Atetty
American Remodeleding Her Husband Ends in Turmoil
A miswritten plot description recounts a domestic conflict where a wife confronts her husband after he aids a man in a visit gone wrong. The scene escalates as the wife demands explanations amid a tense gathering, while the narrative notes the film as highly entertaining and directed by Lillian Gish. The production stars Gish and features James Read in a troubled relationship setting on screen.
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Dorothy Gost
Tau
Tomey
Ams
Gish
Lillian Gish
Slars
James Rean
Airations
Colonial “Revenge of Tatzin” island survival tale
A fragmentary report describes a colonial era scene where a group of civilians is dumped on a desert island or jungle without shelter. The piece hints at protective instincts of guardians or parents preparing to rescue them, but details are unclear.
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Tatzin
The Revenge of Tarzan Sequel in Thrilling Jungle Tale
A brief scanner note highlights a new film from Goldwyn as one of the most thrilling jungle stories. It presents Tarzan's enduring wild nature beneath a civilized facade. The sequel to Tarzan of the Apes promises danger and adventure.
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Social notes from Grafton and nearby visits
GRAFTON Sept 22 Mrs Har ry Thomas visited Cleve land friends Thursday. Mr Trenchard of New York spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Carrie Bedford and sister. The Misses Myrtle and Alta Clark visited Grafton friends Wednesday evening. Frank Bowman became janitor at the school building. Rev and Mrs Craft attend conference. Mr and Mrs George Spitzer hosted Sunday dinner in honor of a Reserve classmate. Mrs Nef entertained a friend from Elyria Monday. Mr and Mrs Rowe Spitzer hosted Friday night for Mr and Mrs Stephens who depart for Florida. Ort 1 P J Fow at Oberlin was a dinner guest Monday. Vr and Mrs Spitzer entertained. Clifford Stanfield of Rochester visited here Saturday. Mary Gee Ray and Mrs Hastings returned to Cleveland for visit.
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Harry Thomas
Cleveland
Trenchard
New York
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Myrtle
Alta Clark
Frank Bowman
Craft
George Spitzer
Spitzer
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Rowe Spitzer
Stephens
Florida
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ON Spitzer
Senate probes interests of liquor men
The Senate committee on campaign expenditures reconvened in Washington with seven witnesses to close loose ends from Chicago hearings. It aims to determine liquor industry influence in the current campaign. Witnesses include William Royce Thompson, George E Carroll, Edward Stokes, Charles McDonald, James W Gerard, Herbert S Houston and others.
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Senate Committee
Chicago
St Louis
William Royce Thompson
Republican National Committee
Cox
William Barnes
New York
George E Carroll
Elizabeth
National
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of America
Edward Stokes
Charles McDonald
New Jerse
James W Gerard Eastern
Democratic National Committee
Herbert S. Houston
League
Ruder Family Outing and Local Visits Noted
A report notes the Ruder family traveling to Wooster on Sunday for luncheon at the Agricultural Station and a visit to Stey, with William and family. Mrs Durk of Belden visited Grafton friends Saturday, while Mr Gibson of Visi called on Gratton friends Sunday night.
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Belden
Grafton
Gibson
Visi
Gratton
To Resume Chiefs in Lorain Sept 1
The civil service trial of OA Ring, the police chief, will be resumed on Tuesday Sept 28. It was announced today.
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Lorain
OA Ring
No Solution For Japanese Problem in California Vote
A foreign press summary notes no permanent solution to the Japanese land question after the U.S. presidential election. It reports strong opposition to the California referendum to exclude Japanese from land ownership and to curb ownership via dummy corporations. Viscount Kaniko suggests Japan could seek a peaceful agreement if approached responsibly, allowing dialogue through diplomatic channels.
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Californo
United State
California
I Calfornia
Viscount Kaniko
Japan
Delay Budge Plan for Bridge at Lorain Stalled
City council committee recommends delaying the proposed multi million dollar high level bridge over the Black River at Lorain Street due to the citys financial condition high interest rates and inability to sell bonds the delay is held in abeyance pending fiscal improvements and market conditions.
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Lorain
Black River
Council
Lorain police secure raise but get in pay
Lorain police receive a 2 percent raise while city clerks and public service department members gain similar increases. City defiance bonds totaling 233000 remain unsold, hindering normal hiring as City Auditor Patterson notes the city cannot pass employments until bonds are sold.
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Youneil
Public Service Department
Charles L Patterson
Pas
Grecians Leave Kavakli District Amid Guarantees
Washington reports the Greek community in Kavakli District plans to depart as interallied guarantees vowed to protect their property and bald wigs. A Greek commissioner at Sofa ordered internment following an investigation led by Captain Bater and a Dutch officer.
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Kavakli
Interallied Commission
Sifek
Sofa
Bater
Gusto 1l Greek Commission and Bulgarian Authorities Clash
A fragmented report describes Greek commission actions by edsis 0 1 against Bulgarian authorities 1 1. A large number of Gicky in villages Gnough out tr tric on the pretext of expressing sympathy for military successes. Provisions for the city’s poor next winter are discussed. Sept 22 Lorain. Two soft dollars claimed for day and found, they claim, ovoRibe quarts of Hyer dudes Harding. The difference between soft and herd drinks is $200 and costs.
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Edsis
Gnoughout Tr Tric
Lorain
Pallee Ratde
Hyer
Harding
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