Film Week at Columbia Shows College Plot and Meighan Feature
Warren residents flock to the Columbia Theatre for mixed programing headlined by a college romance with James Hall and Richard Arlen, featuring Louise Brooks and Nancy Phillips. A Meighan double feature showcases The Mating Call with Evelyn Brent and Renee Adoree, plus The Racket earlier. Friday night also brings The Magician with Firmin Gemir, praised as a France’s theater legend.
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Columbia
Paramount
James Hall
Richard Arlen
Louise Brooks
Nancy Phillips
Hall
Arlen
Thomas Meighan
Library Theater
Caddo Company
Evelyn Brent
Renee Adoree
Rex Beach
Walter Woods
Ford I. Beebe
James Cruze
Meighan
Warren
Firmin Gemir
Rex Ingram
Metro-Goldwyn
Columbia Theatre
Gemier
France
David, Warfield
David Belasco
Theatre National de Odeon
Paris
Lecture Course On Painters To Open Friday
Prof. LeRoy B. Campbell will start a ten lecture series on Painters and Paintings at the Y M C A this Friday at 7 pm. The program aims to deepen appreciation and understanding of master painters and works. Open to men and women, enrollment is at the Y M C A with a five dollar tuition and a ten percent discount for couples.
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LeRoy B. Campbell
Campbell
Warren ¥. MM. C. A
Varsity Drag Dispute Hits San Mateo High School
The student body executive committee bars the varsity drag dance in the gym for floor damage. Disagreeing students plan a campaign to recall several student officers, claiming the vote misstates public sentiment.
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San Mateo
Cal
San Mateo High School
Sugar Grove Club Forms Food Class and Elects Officers
Miss Pollock resumed county Farm Bureau work in Sugar Grove. A Clothing Center was successful and a class in Food Selection and Preparation was organized. At Monday’s meeting Mrs. Cumming was elected President and Mrs. Carr Secretary Treasurer. Meetings are biweekly at members' homes. next on November 13 with Mrs. Ernest Landin.
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Sugar Grove
Ernest Landin
Martha Noyes
Boston
Lincoln House
Department of Home Economics
Simmons College
Ellen Russell
L. D. Carr
H. J. Phillips
Beer Lake
Rose Abbott
Graf Zeppelin Makes Historic Return to Hangar Landing
The Graf Zeppelin lands at the hangar after a three hour struggle through mist. Crowds cheer as Eckener and crew, including Clarence Terhune, are greeted by American officials and German dignitaries. Passports pass through quickly as celebrations begin.
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Eckener
Shelring
Pasengers
Clarence Terhune
Beauventis
United States
John E. Kehl
Germany
Durys. L
Zepplin Graf Zeppelin Tossed Like Ball in Atlantic Return
Dr. Hugo Eckener said Graf Zeppelin was tossed like a ball on the return voyage across the Atlantic. A fierce gale off Newfoundland with 40 meters per second wind drove the dirigible downward for two hours, as guests heard at his home in Friedrichshafen.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
U. P
Atlantic
Hugo Echenes
Eckener
Newfoundland
Zeppelin Graf Zeppelin Returns After 10000 Mile Tour
Crowds in Friedrichshafen cheer as Eckener is named honorary citizen. Airship crews salute the Zeppelin as it circles above the airport after a 10000 mile tour. Police manage the crowd while officials delay landing until conditions are safe.
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Lufthansa
Germany
Europe
Friedrichshafen
Eckener
Arranging Tough Seed for West Virginia Football 1929 Schedule
Morgantown WV November 1 The Mountaineers 1929 football schedule is announced by WVU director Harry A Stansbury Pittsburgh will host the Mountaineers October 12 followed by a October 19 game against Washington Lee at Charleston Stillwater Oklahoma will see West Virginia meet Oklahoma A and M on October 26 in the second game of a home and home series.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Harry A. Stansbury
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pitt
West Virginia
Washington-Lee
Charleston
Stillwater
Okla
Ouadahoma A
Picking Presidents in 1896 Campaign Digest
This digest recounts the 1896 presidential race with Bryan facing McKinley and Palmer Buckner for third parties. It notes Bryan's 18 thousand miles of travel and 600 speeches, McKinley’s front porch campaign, and the final electoral and popular vote tallies. It concludes by previewing the next digest on 1960.
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William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Arthur Sewall
Maine
St. Louis
Bryan
Tom Watson
Georgia
William McKinley
Mark Hanna
Indianapolis
John M. Palmer
Illinois
Simon B. Buckner
Kentucky
Charles H. Hatchett
Socialist-Labor Party
New York
Joshua Levlering
Pittsburgh
McKinley
Canton
South
West
East
Middle West
Oto
Garrett A. Hobart
New Jersey
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Thomas E. Watson
Palmer
Levering
State police probe burning of five barns in Tuscarora valley
State police investigated the burning of five barns within a three mile radius in the Tuscarora valley. One farmer Isaac Book reported a prior warning letter and increased insurance by 1200 dollars twelve hours before the latest blaze near Port Royal.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Tuscarora Valley
Isaac Book
Port Royal
Book
Napoleonic Alencon Lace Set Acquired by St Louis Collector
A rare eight piece Napoleon I era Alencon lace set, made for Napoleon to cover a bed and intended as a gift to Empress Josephine, was acquired by Warner S. McCall of St. Louis. The lace’s history ties to Napoleon’s divorce from Josephine and his marriage to Marie Louise of Austria.
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ST. Louis
Warner S. McCall
St.Louis
Napoleon I
Napoleon
Josephine
Marie Louise of
Austria
Washington and Jefferson drum major killed in auto crash
Harold Minnick aged 21, drum major of the Washington and Jefferson College band and a football manager, died after a car crash near Claysville Pennsylvania. Driver Chauncey E. Frazier 21 and Aguie Marie Chuckh 18 were injured, Betty Lindeloff 19 uninjured.
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Washington
U. P
Harold Minnick
Washington and Jefferson College
Claysville
Chauncey E. Frazier
Aguie Marie Chuckh
Wheeling
W. Va
Betty Lindeloff
Frazier
Minnick
Wheelsing
Washington Hospital
J. C. Minnick
New Bethlehem
Prince of Wales ranch saves feed crops from frost
Snow protected the green feed on the Prince of Wales ranch in Alberta, mitigating frost damage. Prof. W. L. Carlyle, farm manager, reported that after the cold spell ended and snow melted, an excellent crop remained.
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Talgary
Alberta
Prince of Wales
W. L. Carlyle
The
Tribune
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Zep
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West VA
Mibra Ary O S. Mh
Dem
Kiddo
Captain Kiddo
Jimmy Rosen
Sylvia DE Frankie
Day Sisters
Habb & Denton
Thomas
Meghan
Sattee
Meighan, Cruze
Pathe
Mack Sennett
Tim McCoy
Aiere
Joy Ian Road
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Second Ave
Youngsville Theatre
Lovers
Alice Terry
Ramon Novarro
W. and
Wales
Uly Colume
Aletanerereeee
Eve
Louise Brooke
Paramount Junior
Ts Ingram
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