Gold Rush Serial to Open at the Fair
The Pathe serial Idaho premieres tomorrow at the Fair, depicting Civil War era gold rush days in Idaho. Star Mahlon Hamilton leads a cast that includes Vivian Rich and Frank Lackteen, with Rich known for work with Kerrigan and Russell.
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Pathe
Idaho
Mahlon Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Earthbound
Vivian Rich
J. Warren Kerrigan
William Russell
Frank Lackteen
Hamid Bey
Dr. Vining
Net
Mr. Lackteen
Rickard co defendants guilty in federal transport fight film case
George I Rickard and four co defendants were found guilty by a federal jury of conspiracy to violate laws in transporting fight films illegally. A sixth defendant James Dougherty was acquitted.
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Associated Pregg
Trenton
N. J
George I
Tex
Bengal Tiger Forces Evacuation of Thirteen Villages
A tiger in India has terrorized local residents forcing the evacuation of thirteen villages. Authorities are enforcing safety measures as wildlife officials track the animal.
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India
Mine blast at Barrackville claims many lives
Rescuers recovered three more corpses from Bethlehem Mines at Barrackville after a Tuesday night explosion entombed 84 workers. Two bodies were brought to surface tonight, both badly burned, as rescuers worked the left heading where fire had been seen. Officials said the fire was extinguished and an official investigation would follow once all bodies are recovered.
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Fairmont
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Barrackville
Resolution of sorrows for Dr Geo T Thomas Potter County Medical Society
The Potter County Medical Society resolves to express sympathy to the bereaved relatives of Dr Geo T Thomas. He was a faithful practitioner and skilled physician and surgeon. The society notes his upright character, devotion to friends, and lasting value to humanity, and orders copies to be filed and sent to the family. Signed by H H Latson G T Vineyard and W H Flamm.
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Geo. T. Thomas
Potter County Medical Society
Thomas
H. H. Latson
M. D
G. T. Vineyard
M.D
W. H. Flamm
Committee
Teapot Annulment Suit Becomes Wordy Affair
Cheyenne dispatch notes the Teapot Dome lease annulment case dragging through lengthy testimony. Deposition of Rear Admiral J. K. Robison filled over 300 typewritten pages as Dr. H. Foster Bain testified for Mammoth Oil and Harry F. Sinclair alleging better lease terms for the government. Bain described October 1921 conference guiding Navy protection and possible lease strategies.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome
J. K. Robison
Navy Bureau of Engineering
Robison
H. Foster Bain
Federal Bureau of Mines
Mammoth Oil Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Naval Oil Reserve
Baitt
Sinclair
Bain
Interior
Albert B. Fall
A. W. Ambrose
Bureau of Mines
Fall
Sast Creek
Bureau Officies
Cain
Sinekdr
Mammoth
Texas Company
Mall
Gas price drop announced by Standard Oil in New Jersey
A report notes nationwide gasoline price movements with a February rise in crude output and a late drop in prices. Standard Oil of New Jersey acts to reduce pump prices by one cent per gallon across its territory, lifting New Jersey to 18 cents and other states to 19 cents per gallon.
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Eel. Steels
Standard of Company of New Jersey
New Jersey
The Thundering Herd Opens Run at the Mission
The photoplay adapted from Zane Grey centers on 1876 western days, with Lucien Hubbard scenarizing and William K. Howard directing. It follows the novel in detail, portraying a vast west with buffalo herds, wolves, bears, and nomadic Indians, offering dramatic, historically rooted scenes.
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Mission Tre
Zane Grey
Mr. Grey
Lucien Hubbard
William K. Howard
West
Day in Washington and national notices
Former Senator Culberson of Texas died at his Washington home. Distinguished service medals were awarded the army world fliers. Bids opened on the shipping Maine president type ships in the Pacific. Rush Holland of Ohio submitted his plan as assistant attorney general. Coolidge ordered the patent office moved from the Interior to the commerce department. A 1925 expansion of farm crop acreage was shown in the department of Agriculture intention to plant report. Grain exchange and brokers records were to be examined by grain administration agents investigating wheat price fluctuation.
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Culberson
Texas
Washington
Army World Fliers
Maine
Pacific
Rush Holland
Ohio
Plin
Coolidge
Patent Office
Interior
Commerce Department
Department of Agriculture
Grain Exchange
Grain Administration
Indexed record of pardons urged by Texas solons
AUSTIN March 19 A modern indexed system for recording pardons or paroles by the governor was urged by the House of Representatives in adopting a resolution by Rep George Purl of Dallas. Purl claimed prison statistics are kept in a book with other data and lack a method to show how many pardons a governor granted. Resolutions on Senator Culberson's death were adopted and a five member committee was appointed to attend the funeral. The speaker was authorized to edit and compile the laws of the 39th legislature at $10 daily for an indefinite period.
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Associated Press
Austin
House of Representatives
George Purl
Dallas
Purl
Charles A. Culberson
T. K. Irwin
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