Happiness Ahead leads Colleen Moore to Library Theatre
Colleen Moore stars in Happiness Ahead at the Library theatre on Monday with Edmund Lowe in a tale of a country girl who discovers her husband’s true nature after marriage. The Columbia Theatre hosts Hold Em Yale with Rod La Rocque and Jeanette Loff, while Beyond the Sierras stars Tim McCoy at the Library.
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Colleen Moore
Library Theatre
Edmund Lowe
Lilyan Tashman
Edythe Chapman
Charles Sellon
Robert Blott
Virginia Sale
Columbia
Yale
Rod la Rocque
Jeanette Loff
California
Tim McCoy
Sierras
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
United States
McCoy
Wreck Delays World Series Special Trains
A freight wreck five miles east of Johnstown Pennsylvania blocked four tracks on the Pennsylvania main line. Twelve cars carrying limestone and bricks were demolished and spilled onto the rails. One track reopened in an hour, trains resumed five hours later, and passenger service ran 10 to 30 minutes late. Four of five special baseball trains from New York to St Louis were delayed slightly by the wreck.
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Johnstown
U. P
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
St. Louis
Crop Areas Decrease In England And Wales
The report shows total crop and grazing land over one acre at 30 680000 acres, down 36000 from 1927. Crops and permanent grass total 25504000 acres, down 86000, grazing up 50000. Plough land at 10111000 acres, down 199000, permanent grass up 113000.
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England
Wales
Burglar Au guste Moesner Jailed For Fashionable Robberies
A dapper burglar Au guste Moesner, 29, was sentenced to five months in prison after police found 129 suits in his wardrobe. He spent most robbery proceeds on clothes, owning 17 evening or full dress suits, 11 opera cloaks, five opera hats, and 114 silk shirts. Cautious buyers urged to read Classified Ads carefully.
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Paris
Auguste Moesner
Globetrotter Lindbergh and Bible Critics Roil Public Mood
The piece surveys mixed views on spiritual independence and schooling, calls out secular drift in education, and quotes Lindbergh urging Hoover about the election. It notes Democratic nerves over Smith in Illinois and New York, adds a jab at Republican prosperity, and closes with reflections on aging and health from medical experts.
Saturday Poem Reflections on Rest and Faith
A journal-like verse contemplates Saturday as a day for rest and inventory of conscience. The speaker kneels at the kitchen chair seeking guidance to live rightly and asks for divine instruction to pray. A letter from Sara urges choosing church over Sunday games, warning against worldly temptations and the devil’s pull.
Goitre Cure via Seaweed Fed Cows Demonstrated
Public spirited experiment shows high grade Holstein cows fed powdered seaweed deposit iodine in milk. Ruth Hannah McCormick announces Illinois as congressman at large and notes tests proving goitre treatment. German dirigible Count Zeppelin tests spark European awe and hint at trans-Atlantic air travel.
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Ruth Hannah McCormick
Illinois
Goire
Count Zeppelin
Los Angeles
Europe
Britain
America
Russell Sunday school elects officers and buys books
At a Russell Sunday school board meeting officers were chosen including Secretary Rachel Springer and Treasurer Mrs H G Young. The group planned distributing testaments to primary pupils and purchasing 12 new song books for spring use. Promotions and rally day funds were discussed.
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Russell
Sunday School Board
Rachel Springer
Richard Enos
H. G. Young
Frances van Orsdale
Genevieve Hale
Madison Victory and Clinton Electors in 1808 Election
The text recounts James Madison winning 122 votes for president with Pinckney and Clinton in the ticket, George Clinton elected vice president with 112 votes, and mentions Jefferson’s influence, the 1808 campaign dynamics, and the era’s political setup including a Federalist ticket. It also notes related meetings, social events, and local notices from the Wade Mec club, Miss Griggs honors, and a few local incidents and gatherings.
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Olly Madison
Jefferson
James Madison
Virginia
Washington
Madison
Congress
Clinton
Pinckney
King
Cacere
Charles C. Pinckney
South Carolina
George Clinton
New York
Rufus King
John Langdon
New Hampshire
James Monroe
Australian watch case chief in Swiss deal threats
Melbourne based Bo Nlley, director of a watch case firm, faced backlash from Swiss and Australian groups after traveling to Switzerland to buy machinery. Swiss manufacturers were warned against aiding foreigners, and Nlley’s orders from non member firms risk deportation as an undesirable trader, as other foreigners had been.
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Bo Nlley
Manageys
Melbourne
Switzerland
Tilley
Doctors declare Jawarski is sane in police murder case
Pittsburgh and Detroit gunman Faul Jawarski, held in Cleveland, is judged sane by alienists H. H. Drysdale and John J. Turner. They say he accepts full responsibility for his actions, paving the way for trial on charges of killing Patrolman Anthony Wieczorczk during a police capture attempt.
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Cleveland,o
U. P
Faul Jawarski
Pittsburgh
Detroit
H. H., Drysdale
John 3. Tuerney
Jaworski
Anthony Wiechzorck
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Raymaker
Jean Arthur
Yankee
Gloucester
Lindbergh
Hoover
Wall Street
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Massachusetts
Robinson
Manuel Portes
Santa Rosa
Iidsuslpan
Warren Armory
Kentucky
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T. U. Meeting
L. E. Russell
Ralph Way
R. R. Young
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Sutton
Terra
Charles L. Mulligan
Griggs
Irene Warner
Wade Mec Club
Mildred Griggs
Nancy Culbertson
Helen White
Miss Griggs
Ladies’ Aid
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Charles Gage
John Fehlman
L. White
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Kane
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Victor Ver Milyea
Stoward Lauffenburger
Jawarski
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Lowe
Coleen
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