Woman Held in Murder Case Faces Murder Charge
Mrs Southard travels from San Francisco toward the Rangebrush country amid quiet defiance claiming a clear conscience and documentary proof of death causes for her husbands and child. Prosecutors allege murder by poison tied to Loraine Marte and earlier spouses.
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Lydia Southard
Thecita
Rancisco
Ae Y. Ormaby
Southard
Pacific
San Francisco
Eltys
Little
Loraine Marte
Little Loraine Marte
Robert O’dooley
Young Man Seeks License With Parents Permission
Lewiston Maine June 16 clerk Hatchel warns sixteen year old Gerald Offren he must obtain parental consent to apply for a license for marriage to Leneda Idelle McGraw twenty one. Gerald secures his parents permission and proceeds.
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Uby International News
Lewiston
Hatchel
Gerald Offren
Leneda Idelle McGraw
Gerald
Women Who Cannot Work and the Medicine They Trust
An Edmund South Carolina reader describes relief from long standing nervousness and female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the remedy, claiming it enabled her to do housework again and outperforms doctors. The piece urges skeptical women to consider the letters as proof of the product’s help.
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Edmund
8.C
Lydia
Pinkhan
Mio
Erizapery
C. Corcey
A. P. Corley
Pinkham
Mra Corley
Three-Year-Old Speller Prodigy Read Books at Store
A three year old girl named May Jones lives with her great aunt, Mrs F Q Jacobson, who owns a book store. The youngster learned letters from blocks and quickly read primers and readers in the store, astonishing locals. She started with a primer, moved to the first reader, then read through the second reader twice and is now in the third. She slowed as warm weather arrived but plans to resume next winter.
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International Ni Wayne
May Jones
Ifary
F. Q. Jachson
Jacobson
Pearl White's New Picture Is a Winner
Entertainment of the highest quality is offered in The Mountain Woman Pearl White's latest William Fox picture opened last night at the Colonial Theatre The Mountain Woman tells an exhilarating story of Kentucky hills with Pearl White as the heroine who steps into her father's shoes after he is wounded by a moonshine drunk. The plot hinges on villains exploiting her sex and beauty with many thrilling scenes directed by Charles Giblyn from A Pagan of the Hills by Charles Neveille Buck.
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Pearl White
William Fox
Colonial Theatre
Kentucky Hills
Miss White
Charles Giblyn
Charles Neville Buck
Tiz for Aching Feet Promises Fast Relief
Advertising paragraph touts Tiz as the only remedy that draws out poisonous exudations and relieves tender, sore feet instantly. It claims corns callouses and unions stop hurting, shoes no longer tighten, offering year of foot comfort for a few cents. A shruggist sells the product.
Lovers Lane Scene in Earle Williams Film At Nixon's Academy
The road by Vitagraph's Hollywood studio known as Lovers Lane is featured in It Can Be Done, a Williams production shown at Nixon's Academy Friday and Saturday. The scene shows couples on horseback and in cars, with Elinor Farr and Jack Braden in a key horseback sequence as Jasper Braden. Williama plays Austin Crane in a motor car, leading to a dramatic moment on the lane and a chaperone scene as the pair ride past with the horse in tow. A 600 year old Chinese play was recently staged in English in London.
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Lover's Lane
Vitagraph
Hollywood
California
Earle Williams
Nixon
Academy
Elinor Farr
Eve Standish
Jasper Braden
Jack Mathies
Braden
Austin Crane
Williama
Crane
Brandon
Hue
Austin
Titles and censorship touch on Volstead era films
The piece notes reformers targeting photoplays under Prohibition, citing titles like The World to Live In Whats Worth While Is Life Worth Living Who Am I Why Tell Who Cares. It mentions film press agent George Sylvester Viereck as a figure in news coverage.
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George Sylvester Viereck
Easton Woman Fatally Shot in Nevins Home
Miss Lena Anderson was killed by a pistol shot while in the Nevins residence in Easton Maryland. She had gone to the third floor to attend to household duties and was found with a bullet wound over the heart. Authorities report no apparent reason for suicide.
Meture of the Dempssy-Carpentier Fight Sent by Wireless
Tex Rickard will wire out a word to more than 100 letters announcing the Dempsy Carpentier bout. It may be a shore to shore message and end with a thud, as plans for the fight proceed.
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Tex Rickard
Bessie Barriscale Stars in The Breaking Point at Hodkinson
Bessie Barriscale delivers a moving mother role in The Breaking Point, the Hodkinson release at the Academy. The tearful portrait centers on a sacrificing mother whose life revolves around her baby, illustrating strength and selflessness in a melodramatic plot set between Ruth Janeway and Pierre as Morenas.
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Bessie Barrlacale
Hodkinson
Academy
Miss Barriscale
Ruth Janeway
Brand Iron tale heads Palace bill in vivid Western drama
A Goldwyn feature centers on rancher Pierre Landis branding his wife to seal ownership. John Carver escapes an abusive father and marries Landis, who later clashes with reformer Prosper Gael. Gael shoots Landis, abducts Joan to a hill cabin, and deceit shapes the tragic plot as affairs unfold.
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Pierre Landis
Palace Theatre
Goldwyn
Reginald Barker
Katherine Newlin Bert
John Carver
Barbara Castleton
Russell Simpson
James Kirkwood
Pierre
Joan
Frank Molliwell
Albert Roscoe
Prosper Gael
Richard Tucker
New York
Josie Sedgwick Shines in Pathe Screen Debut at Palace
Josie Sedgwick, noted vaudeville and stage star, appears as leading feminine role in a Pathe screen feature at the Palace Theatre today. Her long varied career includes roles in The Eagles? Ashes of Hope and Fighting Back, marking her greatest success to date on film.
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Jane ‘Sedgwick
Charles Hutchinson
Palace Theatre
Jonte: Bagwick
Miss Sedgwick
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