We Americans at Colombia Theatre ends today
The screening of We Americans concludes today at the Colombia Theatre. The film explores immigrant challenges and melting pot ideals with George Sidney and Beryl Mercer leading a strong cast, highlighting parent child strains and assimilation themes. Street of Sin opens at Library Theatre with Emil Jannings star and a stark portrayal of slum life, featuring Fay Wray and Olga Baklanova.
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Colombia
George Sidney
Beryl Mercer
Patsy Ruth Miller
George Lewis
Eddie Phillips
Collegians
Lewis
Beth
John Boles
Levine
Library
London
Emil Jannings
Paramount
Library Theatre
Josef von Sternberg
Benjamin Glazer
Jannings
Fay Wray
Eric von Stroheim
Olga Baklanova
Moscow Art Theatre
Salvation Army
Tannings
Madame Baklanova
Letters of Ancillary Administration on Estate of H M Preston
Letters of ancillary administration were granted to the undersigned for the estate of H M Preston late of Jamestown City, Chautauqua County New York. Creditors are warned to pay debts promptly and present claims duly authenticated for settlement. Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co announce the appointment on September 11, 1928.
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H M. Preston
Jamestown
Rowland Transportation seeks Pennsylvania certificate
Public Service Commission hearing set for October 3 1928 in Erie at 9:30 am on ROWLAND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY bid for certificate of public convenience to operate in Pennsylvania. English Quinn Leemhuis Tayntor act as solicitors. Filing: Commission File A-18671-28 Folder No notice dated September 25 1928 to October 1 1926.
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Rowland Transportation Company
English, Quinn, Leemhuis & Tayntor
Fortation Company seeks motor carrier certificate in 1928 Erie hearing
Public Service Commission docket announces Fortation Company filing for a certificate of public convenience to operate freight and personal property as a common carrier between Erie City in Erie County and Bedford City in McKean County Pennsylvania. Hearing set in Erie Federal Court Room October 3, 1928 at 9:30 a.m. Advertises appearance rights for interested parties.
Peggy Ann Causes Considerable Comment at Library Theater
A Warren crowd debated Peggy Ann after the Library Theater's last night performance. Leads Clarice Anderson Vivian Vance Jerry Savage and Madeline Ehrhart delivered lively turns as a gangling youth and companions. The show’s dances songs and kaleidoscopic costumes drew applause though some left before the curtain. The production marked the season's first road show and drew loyal local patrons.
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Warren
Peggy
Ann
Library Theater
Peggy Ann
Clarice Anderson
Vivian Vance
Jerry Savage
Madeline Ehrhart
Madeline
Cabinet To Be Retained In Portes Gil Era
Mexico City Sept 25 The present Mexican cabinet will be retained almost unchanged when Emilio Portes Gil is elected provisional president. Congress is expected to elect Portes Gil at a joint session late today according to good authority.
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Mexico City
U. P
Emilio Portes Gil
Congress
Portes Gil
Difficult ascent completes Mount Edith Cavell by Harvard duo
Two Harvard students Everett L. Millard and Stewart Boal reached the summit of Mount Edith Cavell at 11,033 feet near Jaspar Park Alberta. Guide Jean Weber said ice conditions slowed the final ascent, turning a typical 15 minute crossing into an hour to an hour and a half.
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Jaspar Park
Alberts
Harvard
Everett L. Millard
Stewart Boal
Jean Weber
Smith Reopens Oil Scandal in Helena Address
Helena Montana September 25 Governor Alfred E Smith resumes campaign fire in Helena denouncing the Hoover administration and demanding repudiation of Teapot Dome Elk Hills naval oil reserve transactions and other alleged scandals. He traces party responsibility from the naval oil reserves to the seven and a half year cabinet record, urging cautious voters amid a cross-Montana itinerary toward Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Helena
Montana
North Dakota
Minneapolis
St. Lawrence Great
Harding
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Veteran's Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
Alien Property Custodian
Thomas W. Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
Smith
New York
Maryland
Republican Party
Naval Oil Reserve
United States
Humorous Summer Day Tale of Votes and Witty Mrs Brown
Rural vignette about Farmer Brown and his wife in a summer scene. Two courting strangers attempt to sway Mrs Brown with quips about weather and politics. She proposes a novel compromise by splitting her vote between the two, reflecting playful social satire. A closing note mentions editor Hitch Magee and broader political humor. Local tone and dated diction per the era.
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Farmer Brown
Voters Hear His Voice and Learn Little from the Speech
A jumble of political commentary and sensational notes spans voter reactions to a speech, a 17 year old girl with jewelry and a revolver in New York, calls for stricter punishment after a first offense, and sharp foreign policy takes. The piece touches on UK France naval thoughts, Russia’s growing army, and advances in cancer treatment with radium alloys.
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Brubberger
New York
Glut of newsprint prompts output clash across mills
Canadian mills run at three percent capacity producing over 60000 tons of newsprint in August. The note hints the surplus could aid U S publishers while drifting into broader debates on European funding and governance.
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United States
Anybody can learn to fly says WWII era aviator
Clarence D. Chamberlin, famed for the New York to Germany flight, argues in the North American Review that any motorist can learn to fly and qualify for a federal license. He contends WWI military standards created inferiority feelings, noting today about 93 percent of applicants pass physical tests though fewer than 12 percent of war era candidates became pilots.
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New Yore
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
New York
Two Boys Arrested in Pool Room Robbery
Mount Carmel Pa September 25 UP A series of nickel purchases led to the arrest of Pooth Lasser of Sunbury and Rubs Weirck of Middlebury on suspicion of robbing the pool room of Alex Delas ander. The boys drove from store to store in a car with several slot machines in the back and were turned over to Middlebury authorities for questioning about a robbery there.
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Mount Carmel
Pooth Lasser
Sunbury
Rubs Weirck
Middlebury
Alex Delasander
Puzzle clues and themed word list evolve into a wordplay release
The page presents a dense set of crossword style clues and fill patterns across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes numbered hints with mixed language markers and references to Turkish officials printers shields and Wagnerian heroine. The assortment suggests a completed puzzle solution or a teaser for a word puzzle feature.
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Bedford
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Papa
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Sara
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England
London Daily News
Britain
America
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Chile
Coolidge
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Russia
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Red Army
Aloin Fischer
Malines
Ag Emit
Pathe
FBI
Geo. Bancroft, Evelyn Brent In
Omildeen
Germany
Owen E. Young
Belgium
Italy
Portugal
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Lear Oncy
West Indies
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Martha Washington
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Price
Shell Fish
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Trinlofo
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First Baptist Church
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