Beau Sabreur Opens at Library Theatre in Warren
A three day run begins today at Library Theatre with Charlton Beery in Beau Sabreur the sequel to Beau Guest s. The cast includes Gary Cooper Evelyn Brent and William Powell.
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Beau Sabreur
Beau Gueste
Library Theatre
Noah Beery
French Foreign Legion
Gary Cooper
Evelyn Brent
William Powell
England
Foreign Legion
Waverrice
Misa Price
Vitagraph
Universal
Beau Geste
National Collegiate A A swimming championships set at Penn
The annual NCA A swimming championships will be held at the University of Pennsylvania pool this Friday and Saturday. Yale, the eastern champion, is among the favorites. Michigan brings a strong western entrant, with Stanford and Oregon entered from the coast.
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Philadelphia
A. A
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Michigan
Stanford
Oregon
Wrote by Percy Bysshe Shelley in 19th century note
A damaged clipping offers a Shelley quotation about the word feeling and religion. It invites readers to mail answers for a Pavania Oil Co contest in Warren Pennsylvania, with a five gallon gasoline prize for the first correct answer. No correct responses were received.
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Pavania Oil Co
Warren, Pa
The
Tribune
Pavania Company
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Films and exams headline from early 20th century paper
The page lists varied film showings including Beau Laboureux Foreign Legion and Norma Shearer in Paris, with Reginald Denny and Fox productions noted. It also mentions potential Prince of Wales figure in a drama and excerpts Ford Sterling in Mr Romeo and Nancy Carroll and George Meeker leads. Separate item notes exams for mine foremen set for April 10 and 11 in seven coal-field counties.
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Beau Labreur
Foreign Legion
Paris
Norma Shearer
Columbia
the Cohens and Kellys
Reginald Denny
The
Lone Eagle
Aviation
Ford Sterling
Mr. Romeo
Nancy Carroll
George Meeker
Fox
al Ways
St Pottsville
U. P
Pittsburgh district deadly car crashes kill two
Pittsburgh March 26. Two men died and a woman and four others were seriously injured in four auto accidents in Pittsburgh yesterday. One victim died in a collision between two cars and another was fatally struck by a vehicle.
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EWO
Pittsburgh
U.P
Atlantic Flight Plans For Trans Atlantic Attempt
London March 26. Captain R H Mc Intosh plans a bold summer trans Atlantic flight using an all metal three engined flying boat. After two prior long distance failures he aims double and triple crossings of the South and North Atlantic with cooperation from authorities. Captain Tymms may accompany him and Marconi supplies an expert radio operator to fit the craft with the latest devices. The plane tests on open sea and withstood a 350 mile gale.
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London
R. H. McIntosh
McIntosh
United States
India
Air Ministry
North Atlantic
Tymms
Marconi Company
Alabama plans probe into shooting of Police Chief Blake
In Clanton Alabama Governor Bibb Graves said a formal investigation will be opened into the stabbing and shooting of Police Chief H F Blake moments after his murder verdict acquittal. Blake remains seriously injured as Ce cil Tubbs Mabel Monteboro and Alto Tubbs are held in Birmingham without bond. A county grand jury will hear the case. Police force reinforcement from Columbia will be sent as a precaution.
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Clanton
Ala
Alabama
H. F. Blake
Blake
Cecil Tubbs
Mabel Monteboro
Alto Tubbs
Birmingham
Bibb Graves
Columbiana
W. D. Farmer
Louise Monteboro
Monteboro
Misa Tubbs
Tubbs
Bleke
Notable Marine Ace Ralph Talbot and Early Air War Hero
The narrative centers on Marine aviator Ralph Talbot, a Weymouth native born January 16, 1897, who joined the Navy in 1917 and quickly rose to Ensign and then Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps. He served in France with the Northern Bombing Group in 1918, earning acclaim for his aerial combat and bombing exploits before retiring to education at Yale.
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Taaeb Gur Naval Air Forces
Enter the Marine
Frank Luke
Ingalls
Haatleigh Field
England
Flanders
United States
Navy Department
Yale University
Marine Corps
Ralph Talbot
Weymouth
Massachusetts
Navy
Luke
Talbot
Naval Reserve Air Services
Naval Air Station
Miami Florida
France
Marine Corps At
Washington
Commendation Letter for Ralph Talbot October 8 1918 Air Fight
The First Marine Aviation Force notes Second Lieutenant Ralph Talbot shot down two German planes in an October 8 1918 air combat. Captain Alfred A Cunningham praises Talbot's skill and predicts further distinction, with a copy to Headquarters Marine Corps. Tomorrow's issue previews Talbot’s later feats and tragic end.
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Marine Corps
First Marine Aviation Force
Ralph Tabbet
U. S. Marine Corps
Alfred A. Cunningham
Cunningham
Ralph Talbot
John F. Dille
Talbot
Talbot’s World War I sortie over Thielt Station
On October 5 1918 Talbot led eight bombers to Thielt Railway Station at 15000 feet, dropping over a ton of missiles. His De Haviland 4 with a Liberty engine protected the retreating bombers, engaged nine Fokkers, and, with Corporal Robinson, shot down one enemy plane before breaking off the dogfight to save his squadron. Four days later his record continued.
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Talbot
Thielt
Corporal Robinson
Fokkers
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Kate Price
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Pathe News
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