Happiness Ahead at Library Theatre stars Edmund Lowe
Warren reports Edmund Lowe in Colleen Moore musical drama Happiness Ahead at the Library Theatre today. Lowe blends leading man and villain roles while Miss Moore progresses a central character in a film directed by William A Seiter from a Benjamine Glazer scenario with First National's John McCormick producing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Moore
Edmund Lowe
Library Theatre
Lowe
Edmund Goulding
Miss Moore
William A. Seiter
Benjamine Glazer
John McCormick
First National
Lilyan Tashman
Edythe Chapman
Charles Bellow
Arthur Housman
Diane Ellis
Carlos Duran
Campaign schedule and campaign trail remarks summary
Senator Borah will headline the closing phase of the Republican campaign aided by a private car for travel. Herbert Hoover reports no major engagements today but prepares a Boston speech next week. Governor Smith begins a second tour with a Louisville stop and will travel to Sedalia Chicago and border states. John J. Raskob mails a letter challenging Dr. Hubert Work on tariff positions. Senator Charles Curtis will speak at Devils Lake and Grand Forks in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Borah
Herbert Hoover
Boston
Smith
Louisville
Sedalia
Chicago
Charles Curtis
Devils Lake
N. Ds
Grand Forks
N. D
Plane crash injures three at Martins Ferry hillside
Three persons were injured when an airplane from Yorkville field crashed on a hill side near Martins Ferry yesterday. The injured are Captain J. R. Adams, 35, pilot. Weldon Maxwell, 17, passenger. and Karl Rethermund, listed as LT and passenger.
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Martins Ferry
Yorkville Field
J. R. Adams
Weldon Maxwell
Karl Rethermund
Hold Em Yale at Columbia Theatre with Rod La Roque
Rod La Roque stars in Hold Em Yale a De Mille production at the Columbia Theatre today and tomorrow. He plays a wealthy Argentine planter's son who counters bandits then pursues a Yale romance meeting Gene La Roque and supporting actors Jeanette Loff Joseph Cawthorn Tom Kennedy and Hugh Allan.
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Rod la’ Roque
Yale
Mille
Pathe
Columbia Theatre
Jeanette Loff
Joseph Cawthorn
Tom Kennedy
Hugh Allan
Veteran of Gold Rush of 1849 Dies at 100 in Sewickley
Captain John Clarke Anderson aged 100, born in Leetsdale, Pa., died at his Sewickley home after pneumonia. A pioneer in a covered wagon trek to California, he piloted steamboats on the Ohio and Cumberland.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
John Clarke Anderson
Anderson
Sewickley
Leetsdale
Ohio
Cumberland
Plains
California
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Kit Carson
West
Frick Coke Co Orders Firing of 505 Ovens in Loop
In Connellsville Pennsylvania the H C Frick Coke Company ordered immediate firing of 505 additional ovens. The ovens include 266 at Continental No 1 175 at South West 150 at Calumet and 50 at Hostetter. Coal shipping will resume from Crossland after a period of idleness.
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Connellsville
U.P
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Continental
Plane crash at Bettis Field leaves three hurt in McKeesport
Three men injured in a sight-seeing plane crash near Bettis Field in McKeesport remained hospitalized with serious injuries. Victims were Ralph Fulton 22, William Berta 21, and Captain Jack Feery 38, the pilot. The aircraft, used for short sightseeing flights, fell from 200 feet. Also noted, the Comptroller of Currency issued a nationwide call on the condition of all national banks as of October 3.
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Mckeesport
U. P.1
Bettis Field
Ralp Fulton
William Berta
Jack Feery
Fulton
Berta
National Bank
Washington
Comptroller of Currency Today
Muir Becomes Sole Owner Of Baird Tire Shop
The Baird Tire Shop on Market Street near Pennsylvania Avenue operated Monday under sole ownership of W. W. Muir who bought out R. J. Chalmers interest in the former partnership. Muir and Chalmers had run the service station since 1923 after purchasing from Mr and Mrs Glenn Baird of North Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird Tire
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
W. W. Muir
R. J. Chalmers
Muir
Mr. Chalmers
Glenn Baird
North Warren
Moral panic over barges and wives of convenience
A fragment recalls Reverend Dr. Poling condemning Hudson river barges for immoral conditions. He cites overcrowded cabins and wives of convenience supplied to seamen, contrasting with questions about American trends in relationships and physical changes. The piece hints at global mobility and changes in marriage practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Poling
Fifth Avenue Marble Collegiate Church
New York
Hudson River
Jis
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Reno
Hungry World and the City on the Desk
The article reflects on American abundance with high school and college gymnastic notes, then shifts to national wealth and waste. It cites food output, farmers, and a social surplus while critiquing parental influence and youth behavior, ending with advice on flexible rules and the drama of the world series opening night.
Picking Presidents Fourth of July era Nominating saga unfolds
Charles L Mulligan profiles early Republican and Federalist moves in the 1812 election. Madison renominated with Elbridge Gerry as VP, DeWitt Clinton backed in New York, Federalists rally in Long Island. Electoral tally shows Madison 128, Gerry 131, Clinton 69, Ingersoll 36 amid war fears and party splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Madison
Congress
Elbridge Gerty
Massachusetts
John Langdon
New Hampshire
New York
DeWitt Clinton
George Clinto
Erie Canal
Washington
New York City
Clinton
Jared Ingersoll
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Vermont
Sames Madison
Hlbridge Gerry
Mass
Stabbing of Boarder Leads to Fatality Charge
Fred Pelechariski 41 of New Kensington is jailed in Westmoreland County on a murder charge after allegedly stabbing John Gurke 39, a boarder at Pelechariski’s home. Gurke died from head and neck wounds after the attack. Pelechariski had a recent liquor-law violation conviction and recent discharge from jail. A second item notes two youths barred from movies after confessing movies inspired an attempted hold up at Manchester theater. Harold Limbacher 16 and Leslie Lennon 19 receive six months ban from motion picture theaters.
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Greensburg
U P
Fred Pelechariski
New Kensington
Westmoreland County
John Gurke
Pelechariski
Jal
Conn
Manchester
Harold Limbacher
Leslie Lennon
Eastner
Benjamin Franklin
Ca. Azsar Bai
Caroline Islands
A&—Beverage
Ontario
Canada
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historic Page
Here is the Saturday puzzle solution with clues and answers across and down. It includes literary figures scientists presidents and geographic hints across a long mixed list from the cross word page. The entry trails into the next puzzle line with several uncommon abbreviations and archaic spellings.
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Warren
By Bill Marks
Publix
Warners
Fox
Loew's
Spyros Skouras
John J Raskob
Hubert Work
Work
Beery and Hatton
Columbia
Red LaRoque
Old Kentucky
Irene Rich
Stark Love
Frick Coke CO
Colleen
Moore
Baird Tire Shop
Rod la Rocque
Hold'em
H. C. Witwer
Youngsville Theatre
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Clara Bow
Girl of
Robert Milton
Paramount Studios
Holywood
Toda
United States
Cornell
Napoleon
Wall Street
Gratz
Epworth Herald
John D. Rockefeller
Standard
Mr. Rockefeller
THUR
FBI
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
Charles L. Mulligan
Gurke
Tere
Southers
John James
Hiatom
Italy
Thebes
Continental Army
Thomas
Waa
Yarase
Aaa Solu
Tiriy
Mie Init
Fir
Ize
Som
Ring Poeun
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