Wrongstart mongrel pup found in Yukon hero of epic
The mongrel pup named Wrongstart was found in an abandoned Yukon camp by Arctic explorer Captain Jack Robinson and Art Young during filming. He survived alone after a party perished in the north, joined the hunt, and later traveled to the United States with the explorers. His full tale remains untold.
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Mt. Katnai
Yukon
Captain Jack Robinson
Art Young
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Ilis
Pup
Wrights Wife Rejects Reunion and Divorce Offer
Miriam Noel Wright told United Press in San Francisco she will never live with Frank Lloyd Wright again and will not consent to a divorce. She rejected a $5,000 outright payment and $200 monthly for life as a settlement, saying her hurt runs deeper than poverty and that she wants him to face his obligations.
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San Francisco
Miriam Noel Wright
Frank Lloyd Wright
Springgrees
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Texas poet believed dead by own act in Newark
A man who shot himself in Newark is thought to be Ww E Hartzler a Texas verse writer from Bexar county. The auto bore Texas plate 75 737. The item notes 16066 visits by teachers to homes of parents in Alaska schools under the Interior Bureau of Education for 1926 and 159 teachers provided medical aid to 15923 persons during one year.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Ww. E. Hartzler
Bexar County
Texas
Interior Department
Bureau of Education
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Alaska
King Tut
Arctic Countries
Mobiloil
Lovesick Mama Note Found in Death by Own Action
Mrs Anna Marshall a 24 year old Dallas resident attempted suicide in Denver after her husband Glenn deserted her two days earlier when he could not find work. She took poison and was hospitalized while police investigated the note signed by the named wife.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Anna Marshall
Dallas
Glenn
Old theater passes in Toronto to make way for garage
The Grand Opera House, Toronto’s oldest theater, will be torn down for a garage and parking station. The boards once trod by Sir Henry Irving, Sir Joan Forbes-Robertson and Ellen Terry have stood empty since the former owner Ambrose Small disappeared in 1919, with no trace ever found.
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Henry Irving
Joan Forbes-Robertson
Ellen Terry
Grand Opera House
Ambrose 3
Small
Negro hanged for attacking aged invalid near Bridgeville
In Georgetown Delaware on May 27 Associated Press reports Carl Skinner a Black man convicted of criminally assaulting Mrs Julia Bennett an 85 year old crippled white woman near Bridgeville on April 4 was hanged. The piece also mentions fashion details about tortoise buckle accessories and a note about Huskies in Alaska.
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Associated Press
Georgetown
Del
Carl Skinner
Julia A. Bennett
Bridgeville
Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Cure for Gums
An old advertisement touts Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy as curative for sore gums. Marketed as dentist endorsed with a money back guarantee, it urges readers to smile again and cites CITY DRUG STORE as the seller.
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Leto
City Drug Store
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