The Shepherd of the Hills at Library theater review
A Warren audience sees The Shepherd of the Hills with a thunderous climax and strong performances by Alec B. Francis and Matthew Betz, though Molly O Day underplays and some plot elements strain believability. Across to Singapore at Columbia Theatre offers a brisk sea adventure with Torrence Navarro and Crawford delivering a vivid climax aboard the Nathan Ross.
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Library Theatre
Harold Bell Wright
Molly O’day
Miss O'Day
Alec B. Francis
Ozark Mountains
Mr. Francis
Matthew Bets
Gibbs
Betz
William Farnum
Thomas Santschi
Romaine
Singapore
Columbia Theatre
Ernest Torrence
Ramon Navarro
Joan Crawford
Warren Theatres
America
Seven Seas
Ramon Navarra
Joel Shore
Nathan Ross
Joel
Mark
Antehor
Finch
Frank Currive
Pricilla
Koel
Torrence
Navarro
Election cases to be called in fall in Allegheny county
The Homestead and other Allegheny county election cases tied to grand jury indictments from a year ago will be called for trial in the fall. District Attorney Samuel K. Gardner announced that the 31 defendants will be listed after the criminal court resumes jury trials. True bills were returned February 1, 1927, with most indicted being election board members in the November 2, 1926 general election. They face conspiracy and misdemeanor charges.
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Pittsburgh
Homestead
Allegheny County
Samuel K. Gardner
Criminal Court
Mt Washington road dedication marks city highway upgrade
Pittsburgh will dedicate the Mt Washington roadway the final link in a 10.5 million highway improvement program. The Hillside boulevard will open at 4 p m with a parade and exercises led by the Washington Heights board of trade. Floats will compete for silver cups in the celebration. A separate report notes William Wilkes, 35, was killed in a slate fall at Horning No 4 mine of Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company.
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Pittsburgh
Mt. Washington
Grandview Avenue
Washington Heights Board of Trade
U. P
William Wilkes
Horning No
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Steubenville High School athlete drowned in Ohio River
Tony Reducca, 21, captain of last year’s Steubenville High School football team, drowned when a canoe with two companions capsized in the Ohio River on Monday. Clifford Spellacy, 23, attempted a rescue and was exhausted. he was treated after being taken to a hospital. Patrick Ward, 22, swam ashore and called for help. Spellacy was later rescued.
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Steubenville
U. P
Tony Reducca
Ohio River
Clifford Spellacy
Reducca
Patrick Ward
Spellacy
Scouts Begin Camp Olmsted Voyage on Allegheny River
Forty five scouts depart Monday for Camp Olmsted on the Allegheny River for two to three weeks. Some will return July 28, others August 4, with many staying full three weeks. Train transport across river by advance party, new row boats in use, camp staff led by Scoutmasters Young Sears Swanson. Visitors from Salamanca enjoy camp grounds as parents invited to visit on Saturdays and Sundays. Sunday meals at camp priced $1.00 for those notifying Scout Headquarters. Lists of scouts leaving and next Monday’s group provided.
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Olmsted
Allegheny River
Chhees
Young
Sears
Swanson
Camp Olmsted
Salamanca
Scout
John Allen
Hubert Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Luther Anderson
Frederick Galdensperger
Harold Brink
Milton Bush
James Carson
Lawrence Coon
Oliver Deane
Billy Dunn
Edward Engman
John Fox
John Francs
Edward Getting
Inventors Sign Up As New Members Continue
Fred Lindell, Robert Bader and Myron Thomas lead a wave of new signups. Several more born have signified their invention of going for the last two weeks and will register this week.
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Fred Lindell
Robert Bader
Myron Thomas
Wilbur to Confer With President on West Coast Trip
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur will meet President Coolidge in Superior before starting a Pacific coast inspection tour. He departs Washington July 21, lands Seattle July 27, attends Hoover ceremony August 11 in San Francisco, visits Los Angeles August 15, sails August 17 to Port Angelus, then returns to Los Angeles and proceeds to Washington by train September 6.
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Washington
U. P
Wilbur
Coolidge
Superior
Pacific Coast
Land
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Port Angelus
Sect
Topeka
Chicago
Deer damage hits fruit orchards in Lu thersburg area
In Clearfield county a former Warren resident says deer have caused about 400 dollars in losses to his 15 acre orchards in Lutherburg over two years. Artist R H Burfoot, who painted portraits in Warren, is negotiating for federal protection with a promise of wire to enclose his orchard. Burfoot, known for landscapes and portraits, has long connections to Warren and Lutherburg, with studios in New York and Lutherburg seasons.
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Clearfield County
Warren
Luthersburg
R. H. Burfoot
Warren County Court House
Third Avenue
New York
Fisher to Leave for Palo Alto August 3
Harrisburg July 17. Governor Fisher announced he would depart Washington on August 2 to represent Pennsylvania at the notification ceremonies for Herbert Hoover, the Republican presidential nominee. The ceremonies are set for Palo Alto, California.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Fisher
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
California
Seeds of Discord and Pest Woes From Distant Lands
The note hints at religion fueled conflict in Indie with Mohanmedans and Hindus near mosques, while elsewhere twenty thousand acres of wheat suffer field mice in South Dakota. Poisons may curb plague, seagulls once cleared mice, insects and small mammals threaten balance and human life.
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South Dakota
Alexander S Guffey Dies in Pittsburgh at 63
Alexander S. Guffey, longtime Pittsburgh postmaster and Democratic congressman nominee from the thirty fifth district, died at his brother Joseph F. Guffey's home. A Princeton graduate and Woodrow Wilson admirer, he was born in Greensburg and trained in classics through a lifelong study. He had served as postmaster during Wilson's administration.
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Pittsburgh
Alexander S. Guffey
Joseph F. Guffey
Guffey
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Greensburg
John Guffey
Authority on Western Pennsylvania History Dies
Funeral services will be held here Thursday afternoon and burial will be at West Newton, Pennsylvania.
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West Newton
Man Commits Suicide by Poison at Pittsburgh Restaurant
Leven Pipdated, 42, a restaurant proprietor in Pittsburg, ended his life by drinking poison. Local authorities report the death occurred on July 17. The motive remains undisclosed and investigators conducted preliminary inquiries at the scene.
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Pictsburkh
Leven
Cross-Word Puzzle Wordquake Cluttered Clues Speak
Fragmented OCR puzzle text lists numerous numbered clues and garbled words, mixing hints for horizontal and vertical entries. Names, numbers, and partial phrases appear irregularly, indicating a corrupted page segment with scattered crossword prompts and stray letters.
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Omeane
Ohio
Allegheny
Goodyear
Double Eagles
Baird Tire Shop
Market St
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Ocean
Arctic
Edsel Ford
Cardinal Lucan of
Rheims
Space
Heaven
Des Moines
Shepherd of the Miles
Patba News
Mack Sennett
Tom Meighan
Youngsville Theatre
Alexander Guffey
Ramon Novarro
Ben Lyon
Pauline Starke
Louis John Bartell
the Devil
Niagara
Morizontal
British Museum
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Asia
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