Telling the World at Library Theatre with Haines and Page
A contemporary film note on William Haines in Telling the World at the Library Theatre. Anita Page shines as Crystal, with Polly Moran and others in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer lineup directed by Sam Wood. The piece also highlights Barry Norton, Frank Borzage, and Pola Negri's upcoming Columbia engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
William Haines
West Point
Library Theatre
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Anita Page
Crystal
Sam Wood
Polly Moran
Gileen Percy
Frank Currier
Bert Roach
William V. Mong
Mathew Betz
Half a Bride entertains at Columbia theatre
Esther Ralston stars in Half a Bride a Paramount drama shown last night at the Columbia theatre. Gary Cooper leads as the male lead and the tale follows a pleasure mad social debutante stranded with him on a deserted Canadian island as privation reveals the emptiness of her former life and she discovers genuine affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Ralston
Paramount
Columbia Theatre
Gary Cooper
Miss Ralston
Husband Held as Accessory in Pennsylvania Infants Deaths
In Monessen Pennsylvania state police filed informations against James Hlatky charging him as an accessory after the fact of murder tied to the discovery of skeletons of two infants and two other bodies buried in his back yard. His wife, Mrs Hlatky, remained jailed without bail on a murder charge while the husband was previously freed on murder after a habeas corpus hearing in Greensburg.
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Monessen
James Hintky
Hlatky
Greensburg
Three Escaped Cons Still At Large in Bellefonte
Three prisoners escaped from Rockview penitentiary within the last 48 hours and remain at liberty. Guards found no trace of the escapees as of today. Harry Fink of Philadelphia and Lewis Marino of Lawrence County escaped by cutting through wire while guards searched for Roy Palmer of Bradford County, who fled while working with a prison gang in the mountains. All three were serving burglary and robbery sentences.
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Bellefonte
Rockview
Liberty
Harry Fink
Philadelphia
Lewis Marino
Lawrence County
Roy Palmer
Bradford County
City Honors Former Manager Ephlin After death in Canada
Wheeling observes a citywide tribute to Charles Q. Ephlin former city manager with the bell toll and two minutes of halted traffic. All offices close for the day and police and fire units serve as escort. In related news George Saunders 28 was moved to the state prison death house after being sentenced to hang on October 30 for a Logan county youth murder.
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Wheeling
U.P
Charles Q. Ephlin
Canada
Moundsville
W. Va
U P
George Saunders
Logan County
Jury Selected in Tyrrell Case at Pittsburgh Court
A jury was chosen on the trial’s first day as John F. Haggerty opened the case against F. J. Tyrrell 52 Munhall Sunday School superintendent charged with the May 13 murder of Phillip Clark. Haggerty seeks first degree murder though not the death penalty, while Tyrrell’s defense hints at temporary insanity or self defense. The crowded courtroom included many lawyers aware Tyrrell has practiced law for about 25 years locally.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
John F. Haggerty
F. J. Tyrrell
Munhall
Phillip Clark
Haggerty
Allegheny ¢Ounty Criminal Court
Tyrrell
Allegheny County
Catholic Prelate Thomas P. Smith In Critical Illness
Right Rev Monsignor Thomas P Smith vicar general of the Altoona Diocese is critically ill at his home in Altoona Pa with no hope of recovery He is pastor of Sacred Heart church which he established there forty years ago Classified ads caution buyers to read carefully.
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Altoona
Thomas P. Smith
Mer. Smith
Sacred Heart Church
Page One Continuations and Notable Obituaries
The column references Walter Chrysler and Alfred Sloan Jr contributing $25,000 each to Hoover, and cites Republican use of auto magnates to imply prosperity under Hoover. It notes Gov Smith supporters among Republicans and contrasts self preservation with ambition in human nature. Mrs. John W. Mackay dies in Long Island after a life abroad. All 199 swimmers on Wrigley’s marathon swim abandon due to cold water.
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Walter Chrysler
Chrysler
Dodge
Hoover Fund
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors
Hoover
John W. Mackay
Clarence Mackay
Long Island
Mr Wrigley
Home Made Poems by San Arlington Fredric Featured
San Arlington Fredric submits verse for the Sara Kenugen poetry prize with a donor gift of ten dollars for Warren County. The poet notes modesty and hopes for printing despite expected low chances, praising Yvonne's beauty and inspiration as key to motivation and happiness.
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San Arlinston
Fredric
San A
Railroads Merge Aims for Unified System Public Benefit
A historical query notes the Southern Pacific seeks to buy the North Western Pacific stock, covering 478 miles of track. It argues for a single U S railroad system operated for public benefit, with robust public service and careful regulation, predicting the Interstate Commerce Commission will approve.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
North Western Pacific Raiload
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Stepping on Accelerator Causes Truck Crash Fatality
Westchester Pa Sept 11 Vera Lawton sixteen stepped on the accelerator rather than the emergency brake as directed. The truck overturned on a steep hill three miles from here. Her younger brother Lawrence twelve and the driver Carman Johnson thirty were injured. Vera was killed in the wreck.
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Westchester
Vera Lawton
Lawrence
Carman Johnson
Chester Road
Knights Open Convention in Hanover With 250 Delegates
More than 250 members of the Knights of the Mystic Chain gathered in Hanover for the opening of a three day convention. Delegates will parade tonight as the event begins.
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Hanover
Order of the Knights of the Mystic Chain
Five made ill from eating toadstools in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on Bedford Avenue five people were taken ill after eating what they believed were mushrooms. Mrs Rose Ambrose, 19, Mrs Caroline Todore, 35, Louis Perino, 30, A Salvatore, 30, and John Molino, 50, were affected but expected to recover. A friend gave the toadstools to Mrs Ambrose who hosted the meal.
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Pittsburgh
Bedford Avenue
Rose Armbrose
Caroline Todore
Louis Perino
A. Salvatore
John Molino
Ambrose
Ellis Exonerated In Fatal Accident At Youngsville
A coroner s jury at Youngsville found Joseph Carr died Aug 31 in an automobile incident in which Ellis of Irvine, driver of the striking car, was exonerated. Witnesses said Carr stepped from a stopped vehicle and darted into the path of Ellis, who testified brakes and windshield were in good order after tests. The jury deliberated 20 minutes.
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Youngsville
Joseph Carr
Ellis
Irvine
Carr
A. L. Ransome
W. H. Shorté
Shortt
Howard McJunkin
C. H. Horn
Melunkit
Allie
G. M. Bush
Bush Rarage
Dunkle
T. Wendrickson
C. T. Jewel
Henry Nelson
T. S. Abraham
Peter E Nelson
Atborney
Mr. Horn
Cross-Word Puzzle Clue Warp and Wordplay List
Puzzle presents a jumble of clues with horizontal and vertical hints. Numerous entries appear corrupted with misspellings and missing letters, requiring reconstruction to identify common crossword terms and proper nouns across both grids.
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Barry Norton
Fox
Photoplay Magazine
Norton
Buenos Aires
Hollywood
Alfred de Biraben
Frank Borzage
Catalina
Broad Pacific
Mary Duncan
Charley Farrell
Frank
Bartendee
Ritz
Paris
Jack F. Dillon
Harry D’arrast
Paris- D
Pola Negri
Red Cross
Russia
Imperial Ballet School
St. Petersburg
Chaliapin
Sune Wiose
Germany
Columbia
CITY
S. 5
Prof
Somers
Elin Mackay Berlin
Clarence H. Mackay
Erlin
Mr Mackay
Irving Berlin
Ti. G. Wells
Earth
H. G. Wells
Pathe
Charlie Chase
Fables
Reginald Denny
Sara
Kenugen
San Artygton Fredric
Yvonne
Paradise
the Tribune
Warry
Nartz
Iastenea
Avoate Oe
Ness
Chet
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