Ջուլիա Հոյթ (Armenian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ջուլիա Հոյթ" in Armenian language version.

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6newspapers.com

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3nytimes.com

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2news.google.com

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1familysearch.org

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1ibdb.com

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1in.gov

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1yale.edu

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1yankeeclassic.com

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columbia.edu

spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu

"Julia Hoyt Loses in Beauty Contest to her Double in 'Half Moon Inn'" Columbia Spectator (February 26, 1925): 1.

familysearch.org

ancestors.familysearch.org

FamilySearch Family Tree — 2009.

findagrave.com

Find A Grave — 1996.

geni.com

Geni(բազմ․) — 2006.

ibdb.com

Internet Broadway Database — 2000.

in.gov

newspapers.library.in.gov

Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, "Woman's Vital Duty in the Work of Upbuilding our Disabled Soldiers" South Bend News-Times (September 5, 1918): 9.

news.google.com

"Good Etiquette is Worth the Time and Trouble to Achieve, is Viewpoint of Mrs. Hoyt" Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (January 13, 1924): 55.
"Julia Hoyt Says Chic is Instinct" Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (June 22, 1930): 58.

newspapers.com

Ruth Waterbury, "Merely 'Julia Hoyt' of Broadway" Detroit Free Press (December 17, 1922): 100. via Newspapers.com
"Take a Little Jaunt to Europe with Julia Hoyt" Bridgeport Telegram (July 4, 1924): 9. via Newspapers.com
"Ex-Actress Julia Hoyt Dies at 58" Corpus Christi Caller-Times (November 1, 1955): 21. via Newspapers.com
"The Lydig Hoyts' 'Amiable' Love Wreck" Ogden Standard-Examiner (September 7, 1924): 22. via Newspapers.com
"Noted Beauty Gravely Ill on Sea Voyage" Fresno Bee (May 22, 1935): 1. via Newspapers.com
"Julia Hoyt Loses Ribs" Wilkes-Barre Evening News (June 4, 1937): 23. via Newspapers.com