New Lives for Old closes run at Mission today
The final showings of the Paramount picture New Lives for Old close at the Mission Theatre today Betty Compson stars with Wallace MacDonald Theodore Kosloff and Sheldon Lewis in a Paris wartime tale of a dancer who joins intelligence service Kosloff plays a German spy tracked by the heroine Clarence Badger directs the film
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Mission Theatre
Betty Compson
Wallace MacDonald
Theodore Kosloff
Sheldon Lewis
Paris
Betty
Kosloff
Clarence Badger
Fifty teachers teach day and night classes in Buffalo schools
Fifty teachers are now teaching in day and night classes under the direction of Buffalo New York schools, reflecting expanded instructional efforts and extended hours to serve students.
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Buffalo, N. Y
Lubbock Builds Three Ice Plants for Summer Season
Lubbock will have at least three ice plants ready by warm weather. Texas Utilities opens a new plant at Tenth Street and Avenue J, joining the Santa Fe site. Swenson and Scales of Abilene plan a North Avenue H plant. The Texas Utilities building, 125 by 120 feet, will cost about $100,000 and include storage and service station.
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Coolidge
Lubbock
Texas Utilities Company
Santa Fe Railway
Tenth Street
Avenue J
Swenson and Scales
Abilene
Brownfield
Post, Ralls
Tulsa
Canyon
Hereford
A Texas Wonder advertisement for kidney relief
An advertisement promotes A Texas Wonder claimed to treat kidney and bladder troubles. It offers mail delivery for $1.25 and promises sworn testimonials, noting small bottles often cure and listing Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis as the source and druggist sales.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Hobart testimony opens at 3 30 PM in Kansas murder trial
Witnesses describe the discovery of a body near Bivins stadium with four gunshot wounds. Judge Airheart testifies on inquest findings and identification via a bank pass book. Sheriff Whitaker corroborates, notes notifying the slain man's wife. Court adjourns to Tuesday morning as crowd fills the district courtroom. Hobart family attends, with relatives in Florida County noted.
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Airheart
Justice of the Peace of
Amarillo
Bivins’ Stadium
Less Whitaker
Griggs Undertaking
W. W. Bowman
Whitaker
Hobart
Fletcher
District Court
H. Hobart
Iola
Kansas
Miller
Floyda County
Card of Thanks for Louis Price Loss
We thank friends for kindnesses and sympathy during the illness and loss of our son Louis Price. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Clark, Mr. T. M. Clark and family.
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Louis Price
Bert L. Clark
T. M. Clark
Victims of Fatal Duel at Clovis Buried on Sunday
Special to The News Clovis New Mexico March 23 Special officer Lew H Mickey of the Santa Fe railway shot to death here early Saturday by Leslie Starr sixteen year old who was instantly killed by Mickey as he dies was buried with Masonic rites Sunday afternoon in presence of a large crowd The funeral of young Starr was held Sunday morning His parents who live about 20 miles south of here came in early Saturday morning and took charge of their son's body Coroner's inquest found Starr died by three gunshot wounds while resisting an officer and Mickey died by six gunshot wounds at the hands of Starr while in the performance of his duty.
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Clovis
N. M
Lew H. Mickey
Santa Fe Railway
Leslie Starr
Mickey
Young Starr
Here
Starr
Rents rise blamed for more divorces judge says
Chicago March 2 Associated Press Judge Joseph Sabath told a department meeting at the Own Your Own Home Exposition that higher rents aggravate divorce and that home ownership keeps families out of mischief. He noted the building industry is a major US employer and capital center with many workers affected.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Tne
United States
Committee On Oetet
Ferguson Amnesty Signed by Wife Governor Ferguson
March 23. James B. Ferguson’s impeachment pardon will be signed by his wife, Governor Mirigan A. Ferguson. The amnesty bill faced a turbulent wrangle in both chambers before passage and awaits the governor’s approval within twenty days of adjournment.
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Associated Press
Austin
James B. Ferguson
Mirigan A. Ferguson
Senate
House
Ferguson
Fergusons
One Convicted and Three Plead Guilty in Ohio Klan Rioting
In Warren Ohio on March 23 a jury convicted Paul Barkhurst of carrying concealed weapons. George Skaggs, Robert McIntyre, and Edward Crouch pleaded guilty to concealed weapons, each fined 300 dollars plus costs with 250 dollars of the fine suspended on good behavior. Fifty-seven others were indicted and trials proceed tomorrow. Crouch is noted as a member of the Ohio state police.
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Niles
Paul Barkhurst
George Skaggs
Robert McIntyre
Edward Crouch
Thomas
McIntyre
Klan
Crouch
Ohio State Police
Mail bandit Gerald Chapman to face life trial at Hartford
Hartford Conn March 23 Gerald Chapman the mail bandit captured after a sensational escape from Atlanta will go on trial for his life in Itford county court tomorrow. Selection of a jury to hear evidence that he murdered James Skelly a New Britain policeman will begin in the morning. Chapman through his attorney has declared that the cards are stacked against me and that I haven't got a chance. Theyre not going to try Gerald Chapman but the super bandit a creature of fact and fancy. Fifty witnesses are here from various parts of the country. Many of them are policemen post office inspectors and other agents of the law to whom the spectacular man gave much trouble.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
Unson
Itford County Court
James Skelly
Brill
Chapman
Post Office
Evolution Theory Not Taught In Tennessee Schools
Nashville March 23 Governor Austen Peay signed a bill passed by the general assembly discarding the theory of evolution. The measure bars teaching of evolution in public schools normals and colleges of Tennessee. The governor stated evolution is at variance with the teachings of man.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Austen Peay
General Assembly
Authorities to Probe Death of Reverend Tarleton
In Hot Springs South Dakota authorities hunt for a motive in Reverend Robert E. Tarleton's death. Chemists at the state university say poison was found in his body after the January 29 discovery in his garage. The initial heart disease theory was contradicted by autopsy results. The stomach contents were sent to Vermillion for analysis.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Robert E. Tarleton
The
State University
Tarleton
Wee
State Laboratory
Vermillion
Baby Swallows Open Safety Pin In Oklahoma Family
Arahvilla Jane Malone, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis B Malone of Muskogee Oklahoma, swallowed an open safety pin. Doctors say the pin moved to the stomach after passing from the throat and, after X ray monitoring, all danger has passed.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Arahvilla Jane Malone
Lewis B. Malone
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Governor defends creation bill as protest against anti Bible bias
The governor frames the bill as a stand against secular forces in schools. It would bar teachers in state funded schools from teaching theories denying divine creation as taught in the Bible, while upholding freedom of religion and church state separation.
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Universities Normals
British War Office approves stainless steel use
A British breeder shipped canaries to New York in one consignment. The report notes the British officers need not worry about keeping their spurs polished as stainless steel use has been approved by the British War Office.
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New York
British War Office
Legion 10 Probe War Record Of One Of Ma's Appointees
Associated Press reports that Travis Post of the American Legion ordered a three member committee to probe the war-time record of a Ferguson administration staffer. The inquiry, to consult Adjutant General Mark McGee, aims to determine non participation in the war with findings due next Monday night.
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Legion
Associated Press
Austin
Miriam A .Ferguson
Travis Post
American Legion
Mark McGee
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