Charlie Chaplin on The Circus and Wild Geese in Warren
In Warren the Library Theatre runs The Circus by Charlie Chaplin, who discusses adapting books to film and his ego driven approach. Eve Southern shines as Judith in Wild Geese, faithful to the novel, while Jack Holt stars tomorrow in The Warning at Columbia Theatre with Dorothy Revier and a strong supporting cast.
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Charlie Chaplin
Highbrows
Library Theatre
Charlie
Thomas Burke
Witings
Eve Southern
Judith
Columbia
Minnesota
J Judith
Oriel
Belsie Bennett
Jack Holt
Hong Kong
Dorothy Revier
Frank Lackteen
Pat Harmon
Eugene Strong
George Kuwa
Norman Trevor
Red Hair at Library theater with Clara Bow star
Clara Bow in Red Hair plays at Library theatre for two days beginning Thursday. She portrays a manicurist juggling three flirtations as a social satire of gold digging with a happy ending. Supporting cast includes William Austin Jacquelin Gadgon Lawrence Grant and Claude King. Vaudeville acts fill the rest of the week.
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Clara Bow
Library Theatre
William Austin
Jacquelin Gadgon
Lawrence Grant
Claude King
Lane Chandler
Plan to Receive Bremen Prompted by Air Regulations
Washington April 25. Special air rules were issued for Bremen’s arrival to New York. Restrictions include no aircraft within one half mile of Bremen, no ahead of it, and after landing a two hour no-fly zone over Mitchell Field unless authorized. Provisions enforce minimum altitudes and other traffic rules during reception. Major Walker and Major John N Reynolds organize aerial events with air marshal oversight. Aircraft owners must contact the air marshal to participate.
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Washington
U P
Bremen
New York
William P. McCracken, Jr
Mitchell Field
Walker
John N. Reynolds
Youth Charged With Attempting to Derail Trains Near Junction City
Clifford Miller, 19, of McCuneville Ohio, bound over to Perry county grand jury on charges of attempting to wreck trains on the Newark division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near Junction City. Police say he confessed to placing iron bars on rails to kill Nichhanson, a section foreman who had reprimanded him for stealing coal.
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New Lexington
U. P
Clifford Miller
McCuneville
Perry County
Grand Jury
J. W. Newberry
Newark
Baltimore and Ohio
Junction City
Nichhanson
Election Officers Face Trial Today in Pittsburgh
Ten election officers from Pittsburgh’s September primary are to stand trial in Allegheny county criminal court on charges of irregularities and fraud. Defendants include election judges Willian Bulger and S. L. Ostrosky inspectors Neal Driscoll James Coyne Dan Cox Edward Brown and clerks Ruth Haggerty Emma Mangan Dan Karo and Isadore Schaffer from districts in wards twenty five and five. A French army device displays exact strike locations for incoming projectiles.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Fifth Ward
Stirrings of World Air Power and Shaw on Socialism
The piece surveys Mussolini’s birthday public works and anticipates an ambitious aviation project for a great city, noting New York and Los Angeles lack worthy airports. It praises Captain Wilkins, recalls his perilous pole attempts, and mentions Australia offering him a role. It then critiques George Bernard Shaw’s socialism as a universal remedy, arguing laws and ideologies reflect human nature rather than change it.
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Mussolini
Rome
Italy
New York
Atlantic
Los Angeles
Pacific
Wilkins
Pole
Australia
Shackleton
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw Brand
Shaw
Bond approvals top sixteen million in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 25 reports show municipal subdivisions in Pennsylvania approving bond issues totaling 16 191 000 since the start of the year. After a 1927 act, department of internal affairs must approve issues for legal and financial scrutiny before sale. County loans reach 10 317 000 with larger concentrations in Allegheny and several other counties.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Internal Affairs
James F. Woodward
Department of Internal Affairs
Allegheny County
Northumberland
Cambria
Jefferson
Northampton
Dauphin
Armstrong Counties
East Side Borough
McKesport
Glassport
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad Authorized to Issue 62 Million Stock
The Interstate Commerce Commission today authorized the Pennsylvania Railroad to issue 62,408,250 dollars of capital stock. The issue comprises 1,248,165 shares at par 50 dollars each. Stockholders of record as of April 14, 1928 may subscribe at par, with unsubscribed shares sold at the highest price obtainable but not below par, for corporate purposes.
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Washington
U P
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mine wage scale too high sparks Ohio operators stance
Washington April 9 U P Theodger M Jones of Toledo a coal mine operator and banker told the senate interstate commerce committee he believes it impossible to deal successfully with present officials of the United Mine Workers He urged open shop operation on a base wage of 5 a day noting Webb mine in district number eight employs between 400 and 500 men The Jones backed by the Ghia Col leries Tropic Mining and Cambria Collieries companies with a daily capacity of 20000 tons argued the wage scale is excessive and cannot be met
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Washington
U.P
Orge M. Jones
Toledo
Senate Interstate Commerce
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Ha Jones
Webb
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Fier
Warren
Chaplin
Circus
China
Chicago
Henry Raczynski
Paul Grossman
Arthur Nelson
Nelson
International Newereeth
North Pole
Allen Longheed
Mr. Shaw
Congo
Armstrong Welding Shop
Ave. W
Chaffee Tire Shop
Penna. Ave. W
Tay Library
Gage
Giggles
Pathe News of
Lincoln
Joseph H. Hazleton
Cal
Abraham Lincoln
Hazleton
Ford
Booth
Tnternational
Newaroek
Qhia
B. V. Lesser
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co
Talk OF
the Town
Comedy News
Tiffany
Milien Kinehvem Oa Dal
Pat Harmon Norman Trevor
George B. Scitz
W. C. Fields
Running Wild
American Legion Building Fund
Legion Fund
A. L. Hodges
Warren National Bank
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