Parties in West Are Badly Split Over Presidential Candidates
A United Press survey shows Republicans and Democrats in the Central West deeply split over 1928 candidates. Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Nebraska, and other states feature rival favorite sons and shifting supports for Lowden Hoover Dawes Smith Reed and Norris. The split could decide conventions as leaders weigh delegation loyalties and regional winds. In Mill tragedy Ackerman killed in a mill pit at Stoneboro after clothing caught in a shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul BR Mallon
Central West
United Press Bureaus
Frank O. Lowelllinois
Herbert Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
George W. Norris
al Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Gor Vie Donahey
Ohio
Evans Woollen
Indiana
America
Nicholas Longworth
Hughes
Hoover
Jim Begg
Sandusky
Donahey
Newton Baker
McAdoo
Pomerene
Reed
Smith
Thomas Taggart
Evans Woolen
Indianapolis
Lowden
George Brennan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Norris
Repu
la Follette
Knitchcock
Charles W. Bryan
Iowa
Lowdon
E T. Meredith
William V. McAdoo
Sener
Chautauqua at Kinzua Enjoyed in September Program
Chautauqua program opened at the Community House in Kinzua with the Ernest Gamble Company performing Musical Portraits. The act featured Ernest Gamble, Verna Page, Gagnano violin, Gwendolyn Morgan, and varied vocal and piano selections. Captain T. Dinsmore Upton gave a keynote on recreation, stressing family and youth outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Erest Gamble Company
Ernest Gamble
Verna Page
Gwendolyn Morgan
Miss Fisher
T. Dinsmore Upton
Eselwyn Larson
Daddy Long Legs
Judy
Flaming Arrow
Jury Deadlock in Erie Doctor Liquor Case
The jury in the Dr J W Seip liquor prescription case in Erie remained deadlocked after 25 hours. At 11 am they asked to be discharged but Judge Schoonmaker denied the request. Other doctors’ cases are pending with two dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
J. W. Seip
Erie Mysician
F. P. Schoonmaker
Sleepy man awakens to charge after nap on tracks
Alfred Martin of Titusville dozed in his car parked on Pennsylvanias railroad tracks at Corry early yesterday. No trains passed while he slept, and a policeman woke him. He faces a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Alfred Martin
Titusville
Corry
Martin
Glass Makers Meeting Set in Pittsburgh Today
The executive board of the Window Glass Cutters and Flatteners Association of America will meet today in Pittsburgh. Representing the flatteners are W. F. Daniels of Kane and Carl Himes of Mt. Jewett, while Lewis Rosler of Hazlehurst will represent the cutlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Glass Cutters and Flatteners Association of America
Pittsburgh
W. F. Daniels
Kane
Carl Himes
Mt. Jewett
Lewis Rosler
Hazlehurst
Cutlers
Advertisement Draft for The Tribune Feature
A fragmented plea to advertise in The Tribune. The text reads like an uncertain promo with stray words and misspellings, offering no clear event, date, or contact details. No verifiable entities or structured facts are present beyond the intent to advertise.
Ten Modern Commandments at Library Theatre today and Friday
Esther Ralston stars in Ten Modern Commandments a charm filled stage style film adaptation showing at the Library theatre today and Friday. Neil Hamilton co stars with a strong supporting cast including Arthur Hoyt Maude Traux Romaine Fielding Jocelyn Lee Rena Burdick and Roscoe Karns. Dorothy Arzner directed this Paramount feature noted for its witty social satire and musical elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Ralston
Paramount
Tushebzeemi
Esther
Jack Lait
Neil Hamilton
Neil
Misa Ralston
Arthur Hoyt
Maude Traux
Romaine Fielding
Jocelyn Lee
Rena Burdick
Roscoe Karns
Paratmount
Dorothy Arzner
Easy Pickings at the Columbia with Anna Nilsson
A First National feature at the Columbia titled Easy Pickings centers on a wealthy man’s poisoning and a will that spurs complications involving an heiress impersonation by the heroine. A blend of love, comedy and thrills unfolds as cast members Kenneth Harlan Anna Nilsson Charles Sellon Philo McColough Billy Bevan and W C Fields appear under director George Archainbaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
ANNA @. NILLSON
George Archainbaud
Frank Griffin
Kenneth Harlan
Anna 4. Nilsson
Charles Sellon
Philo McColough
Billy Bevan
Zack Williams
Gertrude Howerd
Film notes and cast glimpses from early 1930s cinema
Vera Reynolds practices fight sequences for The Main Event while Mary Astor stars in a jazzy flapper role on the First National lot. Guests at Hotel Ambassador attend the fashionable event as Tom Gallery and William Collier Jr look on in One Round Hogan. Genevieve the aging Califoria lion heads back to the ringside with Chester Conklin and Willie, while The Side Show casts Conklin as sheriff and Fields as a museum owner. Oroletta Tea Room serves Sunday chicken dinners noon to eight with a la carte offerings 5 to 9.
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Vera Reynolds
Mary Astor
Tom Gallery
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W. Ackerman
Whitaker
Stoneboro
Ackerman
C. Belle Clawson
Corydon
L. W. Shipman
C. H. Clawson
Mary B Lytle
Olean
N. Y
C. A. Young
Commodore
Colosimo
Stafford
Odd Fellows Hall
Ernest Miller
Ernest
Buffalo
Newport
U. S. Navy
Clawson's
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Otober
F. M. Shearer
Warren
B. Turner
Belle C. Clawson
Harry Prise
Lois
Helen
Donald Farrell
Wellsboro
THE
Crescent Orchestra
Hanson
Penna. Ave
Carver St
Etegger Wh
Robert Kramsie
Smethport
Mary McGraw
Rochester Mills
Conarro
Federal Forest
R. M. Conarro
Gauciita National Forest
Hot Springs
Redeemer Rectory
Bay Redeemer Church
Father O'Brien
Peirce Hashn
Warren Street Railway Company
Meadville
North East
Tribune
Chester Conklin
W. C. Fields
Movyieland
Round Hogan
Marner
Genevieve
Californa
Wilie
Lon
Conklin
Fields
Make “Genevieve
de- Sons
Jardinieres Jardiniere
Jardinieres
Soliel
SOLER
Jean Carol Hat Shop
Liberty St
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