Harold Lloyds New Leading Woman Captivates in Nobody's Widow
Ann Christy, 19, chosen as Harold Lloyds new leading woman for Nobody's Widow opens at the Mission. Leatrice Joy plays the widow bent on revenge after discovering her husband’s kiss. The Night of Love, The Broadway Gallant, The Magic Garden and other features are also highlighted with cast notes and production news.
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Dean DI
Six O’brien
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Richard Talmadge
Margaret Morris
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Nida
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Texas School of Mines Inspected Finds Dormitory Need
Comptroller J. W. Calhoun returned from El Paso where he inspected the School of Mines property. He reports only one dormitory will be needed while Kelley Hall will be converted into classrooms.
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School of Mines
Kelley Hall
Contracts Awarded for Wichita Falls Hospital Buildings
United Press reports in Austin on August 17 that Joseph H. Morgan of El Paso won contracts for a nurse building and ward building at Wichita Falls state hospital. Total value reaches 128000 with plumbing and heating contracted to Wichita Hardware Company for 6973 dollars.
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Wichita Falls State Hospital
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Local News Briefs on Travel and Incidents
Mr and Mrs Leonard Vahue depart for a vacation at Ute Park New Mexico. C E Robertson and George Hammock families begin Colorado and Wyoming tour returning early September. Mrs H H Hall vacationing in Tulsa visiting her brother. W W Carter relocates to 2506 Taylor from 1409 A Lincoln. Jack Barnes returns to Vernon after visiting Amarillo. Madam McEwen’s Willys Knight destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Mrs W H Ward returns to hosiery work at White Kirk’s after a month off. Ralph Taylor and Nelson Grimes return from California trip.
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Ute Park
New Mexico
C. E. Robertson
George Hammock
Colorado
Wyoming
H. H. Hall
Tulsa
W. W. Carter
Lincoln Street
Taylor
Jack Barnes
Vernon
Amarillo
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White & Kirk’s
Ralph Taylor
Nelson Grimes
California
Making Friends With Majesty at Buchanan Street Revival
Rev. W. H. Fisher delivers morning sermon titled Making Friends With Majesty and leads congregants to earnest prayer. Evening topic Christianity's Profits and Loss explores spiritual yields and costs with special music by San Jacinto male quartet and Buchanan Street chorus. Rev. G. J. Bryant invites all to attend services at 10 AM and 8:15 PM.
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Buchanan Street
San Jacinto
G. J. Bryant
Pueblo Baker Dies of Wound in Wife Quarrel
Charles Frink a 24 year old Pueblo baker died in a local hospital from loss of blood after a quarrel with his estranged wife. He was found unconscious in his car with a severed artery in his right wrist following a confrontation during which the couple argued and a gun was involved. Mrs Frink told police he drove away after the incident but collapsed from bleeding. Coroner C N Caldwell investigated the case.
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Local official delays inquest decision after Brink incident
The charge of the body said he would not announce whether an inquest would be held until he had investigated roughly the circumstances surrounding Brink's.
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Funeral Rites Held for Colorado Capitalist Col James Ownbey
Funeral services were held in Boulder under Masonic auspices for Colonel James A. Ownbey pioneer Colorado capitalist. His 20 year old will leaves half his fortune to his wife and half to his six year old son James with son Donald born after the will. Relatives expect a modest estate after years of litigation with Morgan estate heirs. Col Ownbey partnered with J P Morgan in mining ventures near Trinidad and other Colorado areas.
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Colorado
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Ownbey
Janes
Donald
J. P. Morgan
Col
Morgan
Trinidad
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