Official Returns of Primary Election Governor Votes
Official returns show the governor race with five thousand six hundred sixty votes. Herbert F. Baker led with one thousand fifty two, followed by Alexander J. Groesbeck with three thousand twenty eight and James Hamilton with three hundred forty three. Other candidates Frederick A. Perry two hundred eighty four William W. Potter one hundred sixty three Thomas Read four hundred ninety two Charles R. Sligh two hundred ninety eight. Republican tally six. In Gogebic District for state legislature the Democratic slate totals six votes with Harry K. Bay one, William S. Baird four, Thomas Koski one, William Lockhart one, Victor Wantwood one. Total votes six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Baker
Alexander J. Groesbeck
James Hamilton
Frederick A. Perry
William W. Potter
Thomas Read
Charles R. Sligh
Leonard S. Coyne
Loren D. Dickinson
George Ly, McArthur
Franklin Moore
George W. Welsh
Michael J. Doyle
Sea Hawk to Shine at Strand Theatre With Grand Screen Drama
Strand Community Theatre previews its season with Frank Lloyd's Sea Hawk epic from Rafael Sabatini novel. Four great galleons, 1000 sailors, brutal battles, and luminous night scenes will headline the first show, complemented by an elaborate musical program. Also airing Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall starring Mary Pickford with a starry supporting cast.
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Frank Lloyd
Rafael Sabatini
Mary Pickford
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
United Artists
Charles Major
America
Miss Pickford
Screenland
Allan Forrest
John Manners
Marc MaccDermott
Malcolm Vernon
Dorothy
George Vernon
Anders Randolf
Wilfred Lucas
Earl of Rutland
Clare Eames
Estelle Taylor
Court
Bobbed hair fashion began in 1776 and spread from England
A Boston girl Miss Louise Thompson sparked the bobbed hair trend in the late 18th century as a defiant American statement. Private letters recount how women powdered hair to fit the fashion and how London influenced style. The piece notes long dresses with bustles and the shift in national identity and trade.
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Thompson
Boston
Louise Thomson
D. W. Griffith
America
London
Lincoln Film Gift to Government Sealed for 2109 Release
The Rockett Lincoln Film Company announces a copy of Abraham Lincoln will be deposited with the United States Government for Smithsonian custody in Washington. It will be sealed until February 12, 2109, the 300th anniversary of Lincoln's birth, along with a modern projector, operating instructions, the film script, and select motion picture reference books. The sealed vault aims to ensure proper exhibition in 2109, with the film to be shown at the Community theatre. watch for dates.
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Rockett-Lincoln Film Company of
Hollywood
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Lincoln
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A. L. Rummel
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Timothy A. Kelly
William S. Baird
Harry K. Bay
Thomas Jeffery
Thomas McCloy
Dr. Stevens
Domonic Ballone
Thomas Koski
William Lockhart
Victor Wantwood
Frank Gustafson
John Luxmore Jr
Chas. D. Fournier, Jr
Victor Jacobson
Rene Brogan
Jacob Nelson
SEA Hawk
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Howard Gaye
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Fiie Mayne
Jack Fowler
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Roy
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