Richard Dix Esther Nelsten star in Paramount farce
The page highlights Richard Dix and Esther Nelsten in a clean farce about Western ranch life at Paramount. It notes a new Rex Beach adventure Winds of Chance at First National, starring Ben Lyon, Anna Nilssen, Viola Dana, Hobart Bosworth, and Victor McLagren, directed by Frank Lisyd.
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Richard Dix
Esther Nelsten
Ngain
Paramount
Glover Swanson
Hé Massier
Texas
Rex Beach
Ben Lyon
Anna Nilssen
Viola Dana
Hobart Bosworth
Victor McLagren
Risska
Frank Lisyd
Hollywood
Nita Cavalier
Louise Lester
New Angelie
Mae
Holwoodtown
Isadors B. Kornblum
Carmel Myers
Paulais
Fran Newburg
Jane Novak
Frank
Sejan
Bebe Daniels
Bebe
Freedom
Virginia Bradford
Memphis
John Gilbert
Dorothy Sebastian
Ena Viola Dana
Winds of Chance
Cattlemen Face Lodging Crunch Ahead of Panhandle Meet
Avery Hickien warns cattlemen may sleep in the streets as rooms fill. The Panhandle Livestock Producers Association meeting opens Monday for three days, expected to draw about 2000 visitors if lodging is secured. City Development lists private home rooms to ease the shortage.
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Catalina Island
Pacific
Monte Carlo
Tom Mix
Eigen
Frank
Beard
Jane Grey
Harve Avery
Mr. Avery
Avery
Tury
Panhandle Livestock Producers Association
Amherst boxer John Coolidee loses in annual college tourney
The president's son John Coolidee, a lightweight from Amherst, boxes A Silverman of Waterbury in the 135 pound class and loses by decision after three rounds. The item also mentions a Paris France education tied to Hurlock family and a campus robe fashion controversy at Carule rum College.
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Amherst
Mass
John Coolidee
Amherst College
A. Silverman
Waterbury
Connecticut
I Miladelphia
Mary C
Renee C. Hurlock
France
Norman Hurlock
Thomas C. Hurlock
Cairo
Carulerum College
Birmingham
Eng
New York
Dellevue Hospital
Miltan Carel
Vivennne
Corton
Tedes
Seeeane
Amarillo groups push roads depot plan at board meeting
Two projects are on the agenda for the Board of City Development meeting in Amarillo. A committee from the American Business Club will urge securing a union depot and a real estate club plans a direct hard surfaced highway to the Hutchinson county oil field. The real estate group will escort engineers on a trip over BP route Thursday and file a report. Other topics include hiring a traffic manager to replace S J Cole and whether the secretary should serve the Chamber of Commerce in the same post.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
Resular
American Business “Sub
Libert
Hutchinson County
S. J. Cole
Chamber of Commerce
Black and White Ointment and Soap Ad Claim Skin Cure
An advertisement urges readers to buy Black and White Ointment and Soap for pimples and skin troubles. It promises quick results and notes the 50 size Ointment contains triple the contents of the 25¢ size, touting broad endorsements and affordability.
Women riot at Catholic Church scene shocks city
Report describes a chaotic disturbance at the Catholic Church of the Sacred Family where police chief of the tenth district was seriously wounded and civil authorities were subdued. The incident involved a band of protesters over the altercation, with fear spreading as the crowd grew restless and streets became tense.
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Moe Mesio Cig
Church of the Sacred Family
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