Honey moon Hate at Columbia opens with Vidor in Venice
Venice provides the backdrop for Paramounts Honey moon Hate at the Columbia featuring Florence Vidor in a new markedly different role as Gail Grant. The plot follows an American steel heiress who marries a prince for vanity then faces humiliation and a tense romance. William Austin plays the rejected suitor Banning Green and Effie Ellson is Gail’s companion. Coriss Palmer and Shirley Dorman appear as Fre ment Gage’s divorced wives. Tullio Carminati stars as Prince Dantarin under Luther Reeds direction. Also announced is My Maryland at Sheas New Theatre Jamestown May 9 a musical romance from Sigmund Romberg and Dorothy Domnelly praised as a national hit with a large cast and extensive scenery.
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Columbia
Venice
William Austin
Banning Green
Effie Ellaler
Comedienne
Miss Molesey
Gail
Coriss Palmer
Shirley Dorman
Fremont Gage White
Tullio Carminati
Prince Dantarin
Luther Reed
Sheas
Mty Maryland
Prince
Sheas New Theatre
Jamestown
Sigmund. Fomberg
Dorothy Domnelly
Mesara
Shubert
Maryland
Clerk's Notice of Bankruptcy for Warren County Man
Williston P Wood of Warren County Pennsylvania seeks discharge of debts under the bankruptcy act. Creditors and interested parties must appear in the Western District of Pennsylvania Pittsburgh court on June 1 1928 at 10 am to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk J Wood Clark issues the notice dated April 26 and to be filed June 3.
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District Court of the United States
Western District
Pennsylvania
Williston P- Wood
Warren County
Act of Congress
Pittsburgh
J. Wood Clark
Misses Lesser 311 Third Avenue Baby Week Attire
An old advertisement for Misses Lesser at 311 Third Avenue promotes Baby Week with emphasis on careful care and baby wearing apparel. The notice highlights affordable prices and a selection aimed at infants and young children, reflecting period retail dress trends.
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Third Avenue
Library listings of theater and vaudeville shows
The page lists happenings at a library and venue schedule with acts including Partners In Crime and Vaudeville-Sects. The entries mention performances on Thursday Friday and Saturday with titles such as Honeymoon Hate Matrimony and The Brate Monte Blue and note venues as Columbia Thoreday and Seterday.
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Partners In Crime
Gangatera
Vaudeville—Sects
Seterday
Horseman
Pialny
Columbia Thoreday
Matrimony
the Brate
Monte Blue
Partners in Crime at Library Theatre opens today
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton deliver high melodrama and comedy in Partners in Crime, a new Paramount film opening at the Library Theatre. The story centers on the law’s battle against city gangsters, mixing thrill and humor with an absorbing plot and strong laughs.
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Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatotn
Partners In Crime
Paramount
Library Theatre
American
Hoover gets big California vote gains for Smith
In California's presidential primary Governor Alfred E. Smith led the Democratic tally with 130,487 votes to Reed's 57,893 and Walsh's 48,092, while Herbert Hoover dominated the Republican side with 550,076 votes. With 8087 of 8754 precincts reporting, Smith held a two to one advantage in Santa Barbara, McAdoo's summer home, and overall returns pointed to completion today.
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San Francisco
Alfred E. Smith
New York
California
Smith
Houston
James A. Reed
Missouri
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Reed
Walsh
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Santa Barbara
William G. McAdoo
Senator Walsh
Detroiter Honored at Scrine Conclave
Detroit judge Clyde I Webster Moslem Temple Detroit elected imperial outer guard of the Mystic Shrine a step toward imperial Potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order Frank C Jones of Arabian Temple Houston named Imperial Potentate succeeding Clarence M Duntar Providence EB L
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Miami
Fla
U. P
Clyde I
Webster
Detroit
Mystic Shrine
Frank C. Jones
Houston
Tex
Clarence M Duntar
Providence
Daniels rejects third party bid and backs Democratic nominee
Raleigh May 3 U P Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy says he will back the Democratic presidential nominee to save the nation from privilege and corruption He rejects joining any third party and expects the Houston convention to endorse strict prohibition enforcement and other laws He notes no hope in a third party and favors victory by the Democrats
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Raleigh
N.C
U. P
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur Legette
James A. Reed
California
Daniels
Reed
William F. Borah
Alfred E. Smith
America
Houston
Mellon
Harding
Coolidge
Congress
Business men take hand in mine strike
Athens Ohio May 3 A group of business and professional men urged miners of the Hocking Sunday Creek valleys to form their own union reach a pact with operators and return to work immediately saying the strike threatens the area’s economy Kellogg mentioned for Nobel Prize prize likelihood noted in diplomatic circles May 2
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Athens
Ohio
U.P
Hocking
Sunday Creek Valley
Mnion
Kellogg
Frank B. Kellogg
United Press
Pleasant Grange Dance At The Pleasant Grange Hall
A dancing party will be held Friday evening May 4 at the Pleasant Grange Hall under Pleasant Grange auspices with music for round and square dancing. All enjoying a good clean dance are cordially invited.
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Thea Pleasant Grange Hall
Pleasant’ Grange
Dynamite Plant Found in Vacant Columbia Dwelling
A dynamite charge with caps and a partly burned fuse was discovered in a basement of a vacant Columbia dwelling after heavy rains prevented detonation. David Taylor, brother of a former tenant, found the unexploded charge near several factories and close to a railroad yard offices.
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Columbia
Pobhes Wday
David Taylor
Pennsylvania Ratiroid
Switchman crushed to death under car in Steubenville
Steubenville, May 3. Andrew Hilton, 18, a switchman, died yesterday from a fractured skull after being crushed by two cars loaded with coal. He lost his balance while switching cars and fell beneath one car.
Ford and Lindbergh plan three motor plane flight to US
The report notes Lindbergh may use a Ford three motor plane for a flightback to the United States, amid detailed preparations for the route from Iceland to Newfoundland. Navy navigator Weems receives leave to assist Lindbergh and share quick navigation methods with the aviator. Henry Ford, before leaving London, says Lindbergh will join their effort and soon fly a Ford three motor plane.
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Ford
Lindbergh
Raleigh
Richmond
Milwaukee
Iceland
Newfoundland
Army
Locatelli
Reykjavik
Frederiksdal
Greenland
Thomas G. Lanphier
Army Air Service
United States
Asia
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Seattle
Washa
Prince Rupert
B. C
Sitka
Seward
Chignik
Dutch Harbor
Nazan
Chicagoff
Aleutians
Paramushira
Philip van Horn Weems
Navy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Weems
Lone Eagle
London
Henry Ford
Majestic
New York
Jack Robinson
Russell Russell Birthday Celebrations and School News
May 2 notes recount Marion Swanson’s birthday party hosted by Mrs A A Swanson with gifts from Miss Cynthia Fehlman and John Timmis. Also, 28 local youths celebrated Aaron Dawcarthy’s birthday, with cake by Mrs Rogers and various games. Russell High prepares a Savage Land play with ten roles. PTA meeting moved from May 8 to May 9. Local personals list visitors and residents in Warren and nearby towns.
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Russell
Mre
A. A. Swanson
Miembers
Alrs
Ver
Milyea
Arthur Fehlman
Marion Swanson
Cynthia Fehlman
Miss Swanson
John Timmis
Swanson
Ver M'lyea
Anron Dawcarthy
Savage Land
Parent-Teachers Association
Funeral services for Charles Hultz held in Sheffield
Funeral services for Civil War veteran Charles Hultz were held Wednesday at 2 pm from the family home on Main Street. Interment followed in Sheffield cemetery. Also noted, Mrs. Keith Weiser of Jamestown was hospitalized after illness since Sunday. The Wimadeusis class met at the M E church with 83 women present and a dinner served. President Coolidge announced will deliver Memorial Day address at Gettysburg on May 30. Window display of Modernistic Lamps at C Beckleys.
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Sheffield
Charles Hultz
Famaly
Main Street
Hultz
Keith Weiser
Jamestown
Charles Slack
Mill Street
Warren General Hospital
Weiser
Nickel Rule In New York Weighs On Subway Fares
In New York May 3 a federal district court ruled the Interborough Rapid Transit Company may charge a seven cent temporary fare instead of five. A special master will later decide on a fair rate. The ruling marks a victory for Mayor James J. Walker and his city organization amid a contentious fare dispute that splits daily straphangers over the impact on service and costs.
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New York
Federal District Court
Yestersday
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Sheniskel
James J. Walker
Train seating hopes spark mixed public reaction
Citizens discuss potential rolling stock gains and occasional seat availability on trains while opposing voices warn the plan raises living costs. The Los Angeles dirigible unit completed nine hours of training and repair before returning to its hangar in Lakehurst New Jersey.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Dirigtble Los An
Pt Eterna
The
Tribune
Crossword Puzzle Solution Snapshot
Yesterday's crossword solution is presented with horizontal and vertical clues filled. The grid includes entries for annoy, props, absent, consumed, foundation, name, notch, metal, urge, away, elevated, flower, and several vertical terms such as beseech, diminish, stick, closed, deduct, degnae, portal, maid, negative, thus, anesthetis, fight, impel, pronoun, toward, dexterous, and and.
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Portal i
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Florence
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Matinee
Sportlights
Paramount Picture
Delores Costello
Cridin
Library
Hoover
Bor
Bert Cole
Marie Mang and Co
Lydell
Gibson
Pathe News
Switchman
Reery
Ymond
Hatton Tners
Johnson
Lawson
Fox Hill
D. H. Gregory
Grip
H. W. Cummings
Russell High School
Marion Cole
D. Hough
L. E. Russell
Warren-Jamestown Road
McCoy
Smethport
Cummings
J. Clark
North Warren
Mrs. J. Clark
Washington
Rep. Menges
Repn
Gettysburg
C. Beckleys
Interborough Transit Company
Los Angeles
Cquiss
B. V. Lesser
Insuror
Warren Sevyinga
Didg
Heywood- Wakefield
Babica
Gibson Bros. Inc
House of Quality
Yee
CHE
Aera
Tom Mix
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