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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1928

Page

3

Love and Learn at Columbia theatre today and tomorrow

A glamorous blonde star Esther Ralston drives danger in Love and Learn at Columbia Theatre. The film features a kidnapped judge, police station chaos, courtroom gunplay, jail escape, and a plot to ruin the judge, all framed by a family-saving motive. Lane Chandler, Hedda Hopper, Claude King, and Helen Lynch co star. Director Frank Tuttle. The piece also recounts how Hollywood moved into film with Lasky and DeMille before flags staff and a Hollywood barn.

Esther Ralston Paramount Columbia Lane Chandler Hedda Hopper Claude King Helen Lynch Frank Tuttle Hollywood Arizona Jesse L. Lasky McCall's Cecil B. de Mille de Mille Flagstaff Mr. Lasky C. B. de Mille Cecil and DeMille California

Barnyard Miracle Tale of a Blooming Old Hen

Little Alice visits a peacock farm and reports a chicken in full bloom. Her mother chats nearby as the unexpected sight becomes the yard’s talking point, a curious rural moment captured in simple prose.

Alice

Hats as clue to cowboy settings in Rex Bell films

A film note explains how hat styles and ornaments reveal a cowboys’ provenance in Rex Bell productions. It mentions Wild West Romance The Cowboy Kid and The Cyclone Lover set in Arizona and notes Bell will vary sombrero styles for other locales. It highlights hats supplied by property men to fit story settings.

Rex Bell Arizona Bell

Pennsylvania approves abandonment of three branch lines

Harrisburg July 12. The Public Service Commission granted the Pennsylvania Railroad permission to abandon passenger service on three branch lines due to sharply falling revenues from motor bus and auto competition. Hempfield Youghiogheny and Yukon branches in Westmoreland County will stop passenger trains, with service remaining only on the Greensburg to Gratz Town segment for Youghiogheny and Greensburg area for the others.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Railroad Public Service Commission Hempfield Youghiogheny Yukon Westmoreland County Greensburg Andrews Run Hilltown Gratztown Yukon Branch Hunter Branch

Death of Capt Alfred Loewenstein Stuns Global Markets

The death of Capt Alfred Loewenstein, a famed European financier known as a mystery man, sparked wild stock market reactions worldwide. He allegedly fell from a Fokker plane over the English Channel after stepping through its door, plunging 4,000 feet to the sea. Some claim the so called accident may have been a deliberate act.

Alfred Loewenstein Fokker English Channel

Five Injured When Car Hits Pole in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburgh on July 12, Mrs. Augustine Ezoli 20 of Monessen suffered head and face lacerations when a car she rode in crashed into a telephone pole near the Liberty bridge. She was taken to Mercy hospital. The driver James Ezelt 18 and others Harry Ezelt 23 Anna Havaidh 35 and Sophia Skarp 32 were shaken but not seriously hurt. The car veered into the pole after a front wheel came off.

Pittsburgh U. P Augustine Ezoli Monessen Liberty Bridge Mercy Hospital James Ezelt Harry Ezelt Anna Havaidh Sophia Skarp

Five Executed in Donets Mine Conspiracy Case

Five Russian engineers Gorlevisky Krayzanovsky Yusevitch Budny and Bojarinoff were executed by firing squad at dawn in the Donets basin conspiracy case. The leaders sparked a wave of arrests affecting international relations. eleven were sentenced to death, six commuted to ten years, others to one to ten years.

Moskow U. P Donets Basin Gorlevisky Krayzanovsky Yusevitch Budny Bojarinoff Getandti

Rebels suffer heavy losses in Mexican clashes

Mexico City July 12. Fourteen rebels were killed and 19 wounded in an attack on the town of Anhuijillo, repelled by residents who reported three defenders killed and one wounded. Two rebels were killed and several wounded in two other engagements.

Mexico City U P Anhuijillo Guadalajara Excelsior

New York Central Receives Authority to Issue 42 Million Stock

The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the New York Central Railroad to issue 42,158,300 dollars of capital stock totaling 421,583 shares of 100 par value. The stock will be sold to stockholders at par or above and proceeds will be used to pay maturing bonds.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission New York Central Railroad New York Central

Fodays Cross-Word Puzzle and Historical Clues

A mixed two part puzzle extract shows horizontal and vertical clue strings from a 1928 crossword, listing numerous numbered clues for words and partial answers. The fragment includes obscure terms, language quirks, and references to a syndicate era solution line, with notes on entries like musical instruments, plants, ships, and trees, alongside notes about solution phrases and indexing.

New York’s best and worst people and distant wars in one page

Excerpt reflects satirical views of New York elites tossed for vanity, a German zeppelin named with liquid oxygen, and a Beethoven chorus. It notes 20 000 Chinese dead in Nankow Pass and 3 000 dignitaries reading a letter. Pullman porters seek $150 monthly raises ending tips. Alfred Loewenstein mystery deepens. police report a parachute sighting and a possible death by jumping. Russia fears Japan’s Manchuria aim. US stance favors Asian expansion for growth.

Americans in Paris face easy divorces and legal loopholes

The article notes that many wealthy Americans facing divorce in Paris discovered how easily divorce could be granted in France, with a judge and officials accused amid 142 American divorcés. Many remarried, risking future complications. A publisher printed a ballad from a young woman titled I Wonder if He'll Miss Me, and received a sharp reply about firearms trust.

Paris Wales France

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