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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1928

Page

3

Esther Ralston Shifts Type in Columbia Film

In Warren LX, Esther Ralston is cast brunette for The Spotlight at the Columbia theatre. The plot centers on disguise and a foreign persona, with Ralston as Lizzie Stokes who is elevated to star status by an impresario who reshapes her image. The story mirrors a Syracuse show girl’s experience.

Esther Ralston Columbia Columbia Theatre Esther Rustes Miss Ralston Syracuse Lizzie Stokes Lizzie Ustral Neil Hamilton Olga Rostova

Shapeliest Ex-Beauty Shown in Helen of Troy Film

The most beautiful extra in Hollywood, Alice Adair, has been named by a judging committee as Aphrodite for First National’s The Private Life of Helen of Troy. The movie opens at Columbia theatre Monday.

Hollywood Alice Adair

Vaudeville at Library Delivers Mixed Tempo and Acts

A Library vaudeville program features Marie and Hughes performing typists on graceful stunts with strong wheel work. Earl Gates dancers display varied terpsichorean styles while Bennet and Clark earn an unusual encore. The film Flying Romeos with George Sidney and Charlie Murray adds light humor to the bill.

Library Theatre Marie Hughes Mr. Hughes Miss Hughes Earl Gates Bennet Clark George Sidney Charlie Murray Cohen and Cohan

Aviators Face Perilous Pacific Trial Flight

George and Charlie inadvertently become aviators and must maneuver a ship on a trial trans Pacific flight. They eventually begin the crossing with a dangerous pilot at the controls, facing looping dives and twisting maneuvers.

George Charlie

Business Women Open Convention in Williamsport

In Williamsport Pennsylvania on May 18 the tenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs opened with more than 300 delegates registered. State officers were entertained at dinner last night as executive board outlines convention policies for sessions through Saturday.

Williamsport Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Helen M. Schluraff Federation Bertha Maxwell Mildred Bunyan Reading Mildred Rogers New Castle Elsie Faber Mary Shroy Lancaster Lillian Meyers Georgianna Letherbury Chester Gertrude Gordon Pittsburgh

Fire Damages Block in Clearfield Blazing $80,000 Loss

A May 18 fire swept the Newling block in Clearfield town business section causing about $80,000 in property damage. Firemen rescued residents from apartments above store rooms as flames spread quickly. An explosion followed by roaring flames was reported. The National Meat Market Company Atlantic and Pacific store Reliable Clothing Company and a candy shop suffered losses.

Clearfield Newling National Meat Market Company Atlantic and Pacific Store Company Reliable Clothing Company

Queen of May crowned at Juniata College in rain

Miss Eunice Walker of Donora Pennsylvania was crowned Queen of May at Juniata College. The campus editor will graduate June 4. Crowning and ceremonies were disrupted by rain.

Huntingdon U. P Eunice Walker Donora Juniata College

William Haywood dies in exile in Moscow at 65

William Big Bill Haywood former I W W leader and radical figure died in Moscow after a long battle with diabetes and heart failure He fled the United States in 1920 to escape a 20 year prison term for obstructing the war His life included leading the I W W founding 1899 and involvement in the 1907 Idaho governor assassination trial with Clarence Darrow as defense attorney

Moscow U.P William Big Bill" Haywood United States Haywood Russia Kenshaw Mountain Landis Chicago Leavenworth Inter United States Supreme Court America Salt Lake City West Industrial Workers of the World Stevenberg Idaho William E. Borah Clarence Darrow Harry Orchard Big Bill

Viewpoints on budgets and global curiosities

The page notes shifts in spending from prisons to public schools and libraries, mentions ancient art discoveries in Palestine, and reflects on historic copper mining impact. It reports a Romanian oil fire with seven wells and deaths, deforestation, and Krakatoa eruptions. It mentions bootleg whiskey costs in Britain.

Palestine

Samuel Johnson and the Lost Art Debate Prompt Britain to Invest at Home

In a reflective editorial voice, the piece argues Britons lament losing 250 million dollars in antique art while claiming they gain equivalent modern dollars to rebuild national art. It notes Rafael's Madonna and Child may stay in private hands or move abroad, cites a Spain Italy naval pact, and urges U S cautious buying reflected in classifieds.

Raphael Madonna and Child Lady Desborough John Snooks America

Insurance types protect business profits and property

Fire insurance indemnifies against financial loss from property destruction while business interruption insurance covers lost profits during rebuilding. If profits rely on continuous use of your building, you need both protections. Let us explain.

Arrested student threatens to bomb extortion plot

Anthony Mezyinski, 16, Allegheny vocational school student, was arrested as authorities said he conspired to extort $500 from Julius Goldberg of 49 South Main Street. Goldberg and his family had received threatening letters for two months demanding the ransom in a named location.

Prince A Grober Julius Goldberg South Main Street Anthony Mezyinski Allegheny Vocational School Goldberg

Coppings Shows Offer School Children Cheap Grounds Access

On May 19 1928 the carnival exposes all school children to rides and shows on the grounds for a penny per shows and six cents for admission, with the offer extending to viewing and riding at reduced rates described in the program.

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