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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
22
Report on a wrestling match at Norwood Park featuring Stanton and Lemontin with backers claiming age and experience offset weight. Lemontin, a Greek wrestler, is described as larger and more experienced, while Stanton is noted for potential counterbalance from youth and support.
The champion, a Greek from the county, faces John Stanton of the city tonight at Norwood Park. Stanton, new to wrestling, aims to take the championship belt in a two out of three fall match starting promptly at o’clock.
Minneapolis June report on Rev. W E Paul of Riverside Farrington Memorial chapel blasting summer time for youth. He cites open air amusements and cinema as provocative while urging ministers to boost church outings and father son activities to counteract summer mischief.
Miss Freda Schlotbom niece of Dr G Schlotbom is in St Francis hospital with a concussion after an elopement attempt that began from a second floor window. The rope broke causing a fall while a suitor awaited signaling.
Panama Canal reports that in its first year tolls earnings nearly cover running costs with a small surplus likely. The deficit, around twenty percent earlier, has been reduced to five percent and should be eliminated by June 20. Monthly tolls have risen recently.
Critics hail the production as a landmark in film making. Tomorrow the great spectacle will be shown with Mayo in a leading role as Essanay’s clever woman accompanies the feature.
Essanay studios in Chicago prepare Cosmo Hamilton's The Blindness of Virtue as part of a five reel feature. The revival of Exminie recalls the original 1887 New York cast including Francis Wilson and Pauline Hall. Atlantic City hosts the first production of The House of Glass by Max Bacin with Coban and Harris in charge and notable cast.
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