Two Miners Killed in Separate Wyoming Valley Accidents
Wilkes Barre reports William H. Kresge Jr. 30 decapitated by mine cars at Truesdale colliery of Glenn Alden Coal Co after tripping on tracks. Scranton notes John Sverick near here killed by coal slide at Scranton Coal Co colliery with several coworkers narrowly escaping.
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Wilkes-Barre
William H. Kresge, Jr
Truesdale
Glenn Alden Coal Company
Scranton
John Sverick
Near Here
Scranton Coal Co
Sverick
League leaders win opener as IL begins season
New York April 19 Newark Rochester Montreal and Baltimore top the International League after winning opening games of the 1928 season.
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New York
U.P
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
Seek ban against sex plays in Los Angeles
City prosecutor Lickley announced plans to prosecute producers A. Leslie Pearce and E. J. Rowland on charges connected with their stage play The Captive, a sex drama, and said he would write to the city council urging an ordinance to keep such plays off local stages.
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Loesora Sa Ee
A. Leslie Pearce
E. J. Rowland
City Prosecutor
Lickley
Two Men Die as Plane Crashes in San Francisco
A plane piloted by Mike Brown and carrying passenger H. Beuger plunged into a tailspin and crashed in San Francisco, killing both aboard. The incident follows a commentary by W. Howe on human folly and everyday wisdom.
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San Francisco
U. P
Mike Brown
H. Beuger
Pasengers
Wse
W. Howe
Feel My Pulse and Sally in Our Alley at Warren Theatres
Bebe Daniels leads Feel My Pulse at the Library Theatre with Richard Arlen as a novelist against bootlegging. Sally in Our Alley comes to Columbia Theatre starring Shirley Mason with Arlen as a plumber and a cast including Mason, B. Francis, Panzer, Strauss, Williams, Turner and Crocker.
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At the Library
Misa Daniels
Richard Arlen
William Powell
Charles Sellon
Melbourne MacDowell
Heinie Conklin
George Irving
Mise Daniels
Gregory la Cava
Columbia Today
Columbia Pictures
Columbia Theatre
Ital
Ian
Sally
Columbia
Paramount Famous Lasky
Miss Mason
Alec, B. Francis
Paul Panzer
William H
Strauss
Kathryn Williams
Florence Turner
Harry Crocker
Walter Lang
Edward Clark
Paramount
Warren Theatres
Arien
New Pictures
the Library
Library
Bebe Daniels
Shirley Mason
Arlen
Giant Dirigible Nears Completion in Glendale
A giant dirigible designed to erase the United States in 86 hours nears completion in Glendale. The all metal steam powered ship, named City of Glendale, will travel coast to coast at about 100 mph with an elevator cargo system and mooring masts unnecessary. It will carry 40 passengers in a steam heated cabin with radio, crew of five, and is slated for a June 15 debut with two transcontinental stops planned.
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Wth
Aes
Glendale
Cal
United States
Quotation from Psalms credited to Mrs Hoover prize
Printed April 12, the quotation comes from Psalms David chapter 107 verse 1. Mrs. C. A. Hoover of 4 Brook Street submitted the first correct answer and received the prize.
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C. A. Hoover
Brook Street
Prohibition Set Up by French General
Paris April 19 France begins a military prohibition experiment. At Fontainebleau the general in command bans all alcoholic drinks for troops after finding wine harms young soldiers. He warns cafe keepers of heavy fines for disobeying the order. The army watches the effort with interest.
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Paris
France
Fontainebleau
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Buzz Barton
Martha Ostenso
Fier
Warren
Library Theatre
Mellg
Moving Pictures
FBO
Buzz
Jack Perrin
Perrin
Tom Tyler
Sally In
The
Boy Rider
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Chaplin
Charlie Vaen
Daniel
Charlie Aplin
B. V. Lesser
Warren Savinga Bank and Trust Co
Tribune
Mres
ALL Star
Fiohano ‘Arlen
Gregory Lac
Propucnor
Carlos Comedy
Michel
Tom & Addie Leon
Max Davidson
Pathe
Tim McCoy
Black Eagle
BAYER
George Kilburn
Bayer’s
Yours Truly
Mrs
Oak Street
Warre, Pa
Bayer’s Furniture Store
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