Red Hair and The Warning At The Columbia Theater
A busy program features Clara Bow in Red Hair with daring beach imagery and a bicycle stunt act at the Library Theatre. The Warning, a British secret service melodrama, stars Jack Holt as a smuggler hero confronting opium rings in Hong Kong with fast action and siege évènements.
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Bill Michael
Library Theatre
Booth
Ning
Nina
Clara Bow
Clara
Lane Chandler
Elinor Glynn
Lawrence Grant
William Austin
Claude King
Columbia
China
Hong Kong
Brotherhood of the Moon
Jack Holt
Bolt
Dorothy Revier
Holt
Brotherhood
Pat Harmon
Eugene Strong
George Kuwa
Norman Trevor
Senator-Elect William Vare Vows Senate Fight Amid Battle
Philadelphia April 27 The senator elect William Vare said he will press to be seated in the U S Senate. Congressman James Beck a noted Vare backer and recent House investigator warned that letting the Senate choose its members would threaten constitutional vitality.
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Philadelphia
U.P
William 8. Vare
U.S. Senate
James M. Beck
House of Representatives
Vare
Beck
Senate
Letters of Administration for Serah Park Estate
Administration granted to Waren Savings Bank & Trust Co for the estate of Serah Park late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased. Creditors urged to pay promptly and claimants to present proper authentication for settlement. April 6 1928.
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Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co
Serah Park
Warren
Warren County
Waren Savings Bank & Trust Co
Lincoln Dinner at Youngsville draws near forty attendees
April meeting of the Robert Kinnear Relief Corps held at the Swanson home on High street featured an original life of Grant paper read by Mrs. Alzada Grey, with a suffrage themed exercise and vocal selections. Judge Edward Lindsey lectured on volcanoes at the high school auditorium, and Emory Coover recovered from a fall. No Lutheran service will be held April 29 due to the pastor's absence, while Mountain Faith Mission in Breathitt County gains support from Youngsville with three full time workers and local involvement.
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Youngsville
Lincoln
Robert
Nellie Belnsp
Grant
Alzada Grey
Gray
S. P. Weaver
Kyle
Men In Blue
Lillian Houser
Robert Kinnear Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Judge Lindsey
Edward Lindsey
Warren
North
Ireland
Palasades
Hudson
New York
Lindsey
West Indies
Naples
Pompeii
Emory Coover
Ford Street
Mr. Coover
Will Grey
Carlstrom
Chandlers Valley
Ridgway
Lutheran Church
Mountain Faith Mission
Breathitt County
Kentucky
F. D. Fuller
A. E. Coleman
North Main Street
Mountain Echoes
Kittanning Bridge Hearing Planned for May 24
Public hearing set in Kittanning Pa on May 24 to discuss removing and raising the Allegheny River bridge from 34.2 feet to 47 feet to clear navigation. Armstrong County commissioners, opposing changes, will attend. US engineer J W Arras announced the plan. Also noted is a Mansfield England church experiment with contrasting pulpit roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Allegheny River
Kittanning
U. S
J. W. Arras
Rock
Armstrong County
Grange meeting and social notes at Chandlers Valley
The Chandlers Valley Grange met with Worthy Master Frank LaVigne presiding. After minutes, a motion welcomed the naming of May 17. The evening featured a lengthy program with songs, recitations, piano solos, readings, and a grand march. Refreshments followed. Birthdays and local visits were also reported in the locality sketch and personals.
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Chandlers Valley
Frank LaVigne
Weleee
Dene
Durable type leads in primary paving Harrisburg
More than half of the state’s primary highway system is now paved with durable or rigid types, according to a capitation released by the Department of Highways. The primary system totals 3020 miles with 229 percent paved in durable types, 1242 miles in flexible or macadam paving, and 113 miles still unimproved.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Legen
Controversial Calls on Europe to Act on Bolshevik Government
The piece notes a mob driven era with acts freeing slaves and aiding the poor ahead of nations. It references Lord Birkenhead allegedly proposing a tri‑national effort by Britain, France, and Germany to confront Russia's Bolshevik government, while Stresemann reportedly rejects the plan per Lincoln Eyre.
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Lord Birkenhead
Britain
France
Germany
Russw
Stresemann
Lincoln Eyre
Judge Gary auction sets record at two million mark
The Judge Gary art auction realized $2,297,763, a new record. A Gary rug, an Isfahan, sold for $106,000, underscoring the high value of art and antiques among collectors. A bystander overheard a quirky remark as a rug was eyed with notable attention.
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Gary
Non-Union Miner Slain in Riot at Smithfield
In Steubenville Ohio area a non-union miner named Frank White was killed and a mine guard shot in the foot during a free for all outbreak at Smithfield. Sheriff William T. Allison arrested striker William Robinson, to be held for investigation as national guardsmen and deputies broke up the melee.
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Steubenville
U.P
Frank White
Smithfield
William T. Allison
William Robinson
Jin White
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B. V. Lesser
Joe Tull
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Tacaa Qasboorion
Paramount Petre, Blats Fitts
Swanson
Rebt
Kinnear Relief Corps
Vesuvius
Kittanning Bridge
Mansfield
Clar Hook
Alfred Akins
Riso Solo
Evert Anderson
Florence Pangborn
Gust Baker
Willis Peterson
Alice Marie
Jamestown
Linda Peterson
Oneida
J. A. Carlstrom
William McBride
Crestline
Ohio
Gerald Carr
F. Johnson
Richard and
Carl
Frewsburg
Emma Anderson
Irene Z
W. C. Peterson
Lucile Engstrom
Paul Petri
A. L. Bergs
Myrtie Kay
Warren Kay
Ramoni McDowell
G. L. Carr
Kathryn Wilcox
Virgil King
City Hospital
Elvin Sundell
Valerie
Tenia
Joe Peterson
C. A. Sundel
Charlotte Weller
Caroline Steinkamp
Mario Cappelli
Nagay
Red
Elinor Ral
Elinor Glyn
Michael
Ken Maynard
Richard Barthelmess
the Patent Leather Kid
Ata the
George Fitzmourite
Gilbert Roland
Noah Beery
Patchen
Dallas
E. W. Patchen
Broadway
Chicago
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