The Ten Commandments Film in San Francisco
A Brooklyn Times review of the film The Ten Commandments contrasts biblical Exodus with a modern San Francisco frame. It follows Moses liberating Israel, then shows a mother pushing belief versus doubt in her sons Dan and John, ending with two daily showings and a special orchestra score.
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Business Conditions Improve in June Over May
Early reports to the commerce department show June gains over May in key indicators. Increases are noted in silk deliveries and stocks, wool receipts at Boston, tin deliveries, new locomotive shipments, and turpentine and rosin receipts.
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Commission urges selected immigration for Queensland
Brisbane July report by a Royal Commission head stresses immigrant selection and deportation of aliens with records of all aliens in the commonwealth. Commissioner Ferry calls for stricter medical exams and says foreign clubs are undesirable. Influx mainly from Sicily and Northern Italy. emigrants entering the sugar industry.
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Economic indicators show declines in steel and iron output
Southern ports and government patent totals fell as production dropped in steel ingots pig iron and iron ore shipments via upper lake ports. Trade figures include mail order sales customs receipts bank clearings and bond prices with fewer business failures and lower ten cent store sales potash receipts corporate issues fire losses and public debt.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American League results include Boston 3 and St Louis 9, New York 5 and Cleveland 1, Philadelphia 8 and Chicago 1, Washington 8 and Detroit 6. National League scores show Chicago 7 to Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 4 and Brooklyn 56, Pittsburg 4 and Boston 3, St Louis 6 and New York 1. Southern League games feature Mobile 4 at Atlanta 5, New Orleans 7 defeated by Birmingham 9, Memphis 7 and Nashville 6, Little Rock 13 and Chattanooga 9, plus Columbia 8 over Macon 7, Greenville 3 and Knoxville 6, Charlotte 8 and Augusta 4, Spartanburg 9 and Asheville 6.
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Today’s Major League and Sally League Matchups
Philadelphia visits St Louis while New York plays Detroit and Washington meets Cleveland. Other games include Boston at Chicago and St Louis at Brooklyn with Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburg at Boston. Mobile hosts Atlanta and New Orleans at Birmingham. Memphis at Nashville Little Rock at Chattanooga. Sally League games feature Asheville at Spartanburg Macon at Columbia Knoxville at Greenville Augusta at Charlotte.
Waycross Series Hopes Up As Hardy Departs Jackson Club
Jigs and jabs forecast a tight set as Waycross hosts Jackson rivals with Arthur Hardy leaving Joe Jackson’s fold for Sanford. Thomasville will test the locals with three hard games Thursday through Saturday as hitting improves and team chemistry tightens in the City of Roses.
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Remembering the 26th Division's Homecoming in Thomasville
The article recalls a grand homecoming for the 26th Division known as the Devil Dogs. President Coolidge reviewed units and met Maj. Gen. Edward L. Logan and other officials as crowds waved from the reviewing stand. young locals offered flowers to the President during his Concord visit.
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President Coolidge Reviews Troops at Camp Devens
President Coolidge returned from Camp Devens after reviewing the 26th National Guard division. He paused at White Court for a moment of history, recalling the shot heard around the world and the Revolutionary War.
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