Ladies of the Mob and The Heart of Maryland at Columbia
The Library presents Mise Bow in Ladies of the Mob directed by William Wellman with Richard Arlen as lead. Warner Bros film The Heart of Maryland stars Dolores Costello and Jason Robards with a Civil War romance theme and a strong supporting cast as it recreates Belasco’s stage classic.
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Misa Bow
Paramount
William Wellman
Richard Arlen
Mise Bow
Heart OF Maryland
Columbia
Vitegraph
Warner Bros
David Belasco
Lloyd Bacon
Dolores Costello
Star
Jason Robards
Warner Richmond
Carroll Nye
Maryland
Erville Alderson
Walter Rodgers
General Grant
James Welch
General Lee
Charles Edward Bull
Abraham Lincolon
Francis Ford
Jefferson Davis
Helene Costello
Paul Kroger
Orpha Alber
Myrna Loy
Herry Northrup
Nick Cogley
Lou Short
Leonard Mellon
Madge Hunt
Charles Force
Ruth Cherrington
8. D. Wilcox
Nominee Stages West Coast Campaign Swing
The presidential hopeful continues speeches in Los Angeles Albuquerque and West Branch while planning a Palo Alto return for Election Day. A late night arrival from Brown’s camp included a trout outing on Bever Creek and a cross state train ride back toward San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Albuquerque
New Mexico
West Branch
Towa
Pacific
Palo Alto
California
Brown
Mt. Shasta
Springs
Shasta
Bever Creek
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
U S Steel Earnings for First Half 1928 Hit $46 9 Million
United States Steel Corp reports 1928 first half earnings of 46,932,986 with a quarterly dividend of 1.75 a share. President James A Farrel notes 84 percent mill capacity shipments in Q2 and June quarter tonnage above 1927. First six months profit totals 47,200,629 versus 52,465,198 in 1927.
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New York, Ave
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrel
Councilman Morgan Williams Dies in Johnstown
Morgan L. Williams, 76, long time member of the Johnstown city council and head of the parks and public property department, died today at Memorial Hospital following an operation. He served the city in public service and was a familiar local figure.
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Johnstown
U. P
Morgan L. Williams
Department of Parks and Public Property
Memorial Hospital
Mathews Run Road to Begin Paving Near Youngsville
Progress on Mathews Run road grading continues toward Youngsville with paving set to start this week. Heavy rains slowed some grading but overall work extends from Carlson's store toward the borough, linking to Jamestown and Chautauqua Lake. Grand Valley picnic draws locals and Legion band in new blue uniforms.
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Youngsville
Mathews Run
Carlson’s
Brown Oa Bridge
Carlson
Henry Ward
Murray Hill
Mathewa Run
Jamestown
Chautaugus Lake
Grand Valley
Legion
Halgren Wilcox
American Legion
Hazel Atlas Glass Company Q2 Profit At 1.81 Per Share
Hazel Atlas Glass Company reports a net profit of 715996.36 for the second quarter of 1928 in Wheeling West Virginia. After costs for repairs maintenance depreciation taxes and interest the earnings equal 1.81 a share versus 1.98 a share a year earlier.
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Wheeling
W. Va
U. P
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Post Office Growth and Private Ownership Debate
A columnist critiques government expansion via daily air mail mileage gains and post office ownership, while railing against risky private investments in land and mining. They warn women investors to understand ventures, note high Chicago meat prices, discuss prohibition politics, bootleg profits, and fashion trends affecting hosiery industries.
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Pennsylvania and
Santa Fe
New York Central
Hoover's double to take stump in Ohio
John E. Hoover cousin of Herbert Hoover will campaign in Ohio for the Republican candidate. The Findley cloak manufacturer wearing a hotel disguise joked he was the secretary of commerce and predicted Ohio would go for Hoover by 175,000 as reporters listened.
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Washington
U. P
John E. Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
John Hoover
Findley
Secretary of Commerce
White sails for Europe as Smith attack ends
Kansas editor Wm Allen White, after a sharp clash with Governor Alfred E Smith, withdraws from campaign activity and sails to Europe aboard the French liner Degrasse, saying he hopes not to return before the election.
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New York
U. P
Wm. Allen White
Kansas
Ust
Alfred E. Smith
Europe
Degrasse
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al Jolson
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Ladies of the Mob
Clera Bow
Ham and Egge
U.S. Steel
Virgil Peters
Marsh Avenue
Frank Hendrickson
North Main
J. A. Lagerdahl
Peters
Allie Kay
Adolph Johnson
Johnson Brothers
West Main Street
Joe Campbell
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Campbell
Youngaville
R. L. Mead
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Fort Pierce
Florida
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Warrem
Tom Shepper
Erie
Tom Bhafter
Irvine
Maine
Shapper
H. C. Canfield
Exie
Canfield
Willalm Richarda
Oil City
D. T. Sahniser
Pittsburgh
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Newton
Lee Schnell
Moses Olds
Leslie Smith
Eris
Oida
William Graham
Melvin Parkhurst
Willard Davis
Doris
Grace
Leetsdale
Davis
Mary Blakeslee
Sam McDinnett
Titusville
Harold Higgins
Charles Daniel
Union City
B. I. G. Club
Toland Park
M. E
Ludlow Park
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Adhissil
Snookems
Pauline Starke, Owen Moore
Lionel Barrymore
Gwen Lee
Thur
Mike and
Ike
the Heart OF Maryland
Chicago
Good Old Republicas
France
Clara Bow
Jimmy Rooney
Watts
Ward
Westergards
Menjou
Adolphe Nss
WML Ae Eeries Ralah Ra
Emil Jannings
Hoover
Stump
White
Palm Beach
Athletic Union
Men's & Boys
A. Johnson
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