Woman Wise at Columbia Theatre today in Fox comedy drama
Fox Films presents Woman Wise, a comedy drama starring June Collyer, William Russell, and Walter Pidgeon directed by Albert Ray. Pidgeon clashes with a female assistant in a Persian consulate, then falls for her as Russell vies for the heroine. Also listed are Kosloff Shields Paoli and Kahanamoku with notes on other Fox projects and industry chatter.
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Woman Wise
Columbia Today
Fox Films
June Collyer
William Russell
Walter Pidgeon
Columbia Theatre
Albert Ray
Pidgeon
Asssistant
Miss Collyer
Russell
Donald McGibney
J. K. McGuinnese
Andrew Bennison
Randall H. Faye
Theodore Kosloff
Ernie Shields
Raoul Paoli
Duke Kahanamoku
Estate of Abram J Hazeltine Executors Named Warren Pa
Letters testamentary on the Estate of Abram J Hazeltine late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa granted to the undersigned. Creditors and claimants must present properly authenticated claims for settlement. Executors Hugh V Hazeltine and Francis M Caughhey announce notice. Attorneys Bordwell and Eldred August 6 1928.
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Abram J. Hazeltine
Warren
Warren County
Hugh V. Hazeltine
Francis M. Caughey
Abram J- Hazeltine
Bordwell & Eldred
Crossword Puzzle Solution Excerpt From Yesterday
Yesterday's puzzle solution appears with a mixed list of clues and partial fills. The text shows horizontal and vertical entries, including references to verbs, nouns, and numbers, with misread letters and garbled fragments. It includes several named fragments like Beene and Calamitous and ends with a list of remaining clues and numbers.
Real Russians in The Last Command at Library Theatre
A real Russian general, Viacheslav Savitsky, appears as a private in The Last Command, with Emil Jannings as a general and Alexander Ikonnikov and Nicholas Kobliansky in supporting roles. Kobliansky serves as technical director. The cast also features Evelyn Brent, William Powell, Nicholas Soussania, and Mary Duncan, noted for tennis and swimming, including a 40 foot dive in The River.
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Hollywood
Viacheslav Savitsky
Paramount
Emil Jannings
Library Theatre
Alexander Ikonnikov
Imperial Foot Guards
Corning Grade Oil Advances Ten Cents a Barrel
Pittsburgh Aug 8 Carning grade oil in Buckeye Pipe Line Company lines advanced ten cents today to $1.80 a barrel, the South Penn Oil Company announced. Other grades of oil were unchanged.
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Pittsburgh
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
South Penn Oil Company
Bootlegger Trucks Disturb Residents In Pottsville Area
Bootlegger trucks disturbed Keifers residents as prohibition agents, led by Edward M Ward, seized a truck and a box car loaded with beer. Two hundred fifty half barrels valued at three thousand dollars were confiscated near Pottsville Pennsylvania.
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Pottsville
U.P
Keifers
Prohibition
Edward M. Ward
New York
Ward
St Patrick Banished Snakes From Ireland
An old short item notes St Patrick banished snakes from Ireland. An advertisement promises “Foster's Five Dollar Pile Treatment” banishes piles for $2.00. The ad lists H. A. Foster of Massilon Ohio with date 8 7 5t.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Foster
H. A. Foster
Massilon
Ohio
Smith Challenge Accepted by Straton Debates Planned
New York Aug 8 AFD Smith the Democratic presidential candidate challenged Baptist minister Dr John Roach Straton to public debate on Smiths record Straton accepted The debate may be held at Madison Square Garden with a nationwide radio broadcast and then continue on a speaking tour through the southern states Observers expect a major political event akin to Lincoln Douglas exchanges
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
John Roach Straton
Smith
Straton
Madison Square Garden
America
Home Made Poems By Sara Kenugen
Miss Kenugen is absent without leave today and seen leaving with a young man toward Youngsville. The column is handed to San A. Frederick of Russell, who prints a verse about memory and the harvest moon. The poet contemplates time, longing, and a past love set beneath an August moon.
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Sara Kenugen
Miss Kenugen
San A
Fredric
Judge of West Virginia Supreme Court Dies
William W. Miller, longtime judge of the West Virginia state supreme court, died at his Charleston home after a short illness. He had served on the bench for 22 years according to early reports.
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West Virginia
Supreme Court
Charleston
W. Va
U. P
William W. Miller
West Virginia State Supreme Court
Miller
Discharged laborer bites off ear of former employer
In Media Pennsylvania a discharged laborer, Ralph Paul, is held on $1200 bail for court after biting off the ear of his former employer A. A. Brooks, a paying company foreman. Brooks, hospitalized, was bitten when Paul was discharged yesterday and anger flared into the attack.
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Media
U.P
A. A. Brooks
Ralph Paul
Brooks
Paul
Vare’s Condition Reported Favorable
Atlantic City reports Senator-elect William S. Vare remains very sick but shows signs of improvement. Doctors say his condition is serious yet stable, with no new complications since the previous update.
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Vare
Atlantic City
N. J
U. P
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania Governor recovers after paralytic stroke
The governor, somewhat better early today, was reported by Dr. John J. Shaw as having all indications distinctly favorable. He suffered a paralytic stroke a week ago after returning from a fishing trip.
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Pennsylvania
John J. Shaw
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