The Greatest Menace at Ansonia theater a drug film
A dramatic photo drama at the Ansonia titled The Greatest Menace attacks the drug traffic haunting Young America. Dope is portrayed as a deadly poison delivered by narcotics rings. Ann Little Robert Gordon and Wilfred Lucas star in a courtroom and crime driven tale with director Albert Rogell praised for its pacing and message.
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Ansonia Theater
J. G. Mayer
America
Mr. Mayer
Ann Little
Robert Gordon
Harry Northrup
Wilfred Lucas
Rhea Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Andrew MacClennan
Mildred June
Mr. Kirby
Gordon Mullen
Lew Meehan
Jack Livingston
Albert Rogell
Mr. Rogell
Angeles C. Kaufman
German Prices Soar in Berlin Straining Poor
By the Associated Press in Berlin on August 22 retail prices in Greater Berlin rose beyond the revised wage scale, worsening hardship for the poor. The municipality seeks federal subsidies to keep streetcar lines and power and gas plants running as the city treasury struggles with coal costs. Engineers report the Eiffel Tower in Paris will stand 23 more years.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Greater
Eifel
Paris
Dillon Girl Steals March on Friends in Oregon Romance
Frances Bimrose of Dillon marries C. B. Parker of Portland after a secret engagement. The couple met in the Oregon Agricultural College Glee Club and plan to continue studies at the University of Washington. Frances is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Bimrose.
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Dillon
Frances Bimrose
C. B Parker
Portland
Ore
Oregon Agriculture College Glee Club
Bride
Green
Bimrose
Oregon Agricultural School
Corvallis
Parker
University of Washington
Dillon Visitors and Travelers Arrive in Town on Various Business
In Dillon on August 22 prominent rancher Frank Marchesseau of Grant is in town on business. W B Hartwig departed for Helena for a short visit. J D Halgate of Lehmi Idaho is registered at the Metlen hotel. H C Coles of Pocatello Idaho is in Dillon on business. Adolph Penn and family of Hamilton Mont stopped in Dillon on a motor tour to Salt Lake. E R Gleed is from Lima today. Judge Smith and family return from a long Middle West trip and will assume duties soon.
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Dillon
Frank Marchesseau
Grant
W. B. Hartwig
Helena
J. D. Halgate
Lehmi
Idaho
Metlen
H. C. Coles
Pocatello
Adolph Penn and
Hamilton
Mont
Salt Lake
E. R. Gleed
Lima
Judge Smith
Middle West
North Dakota
Dillon Man Arrested for Eighteenth Amendment Violation
Dillon police booked Peter Peterson after sheriff deputies arrested him on charges of violating the eighteenth amendment. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Phillips and was set to appear in district court under a $500 bond.
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Dillon
Peter Peterson
Phillips
Dangerous Canoe Trip From Bedrock to Dillon
A party consisting of Phillip Lovell Reverend Bennett Miss Maureen Desmond and Miss Muriel Roe rode by canoe from Bedrock to Dillon last Sunday crossing the Beaverhead river. The rough water made the journey a real adventure and friends commend the quartet for the feat.
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Dillon
Bedrock
Phillip Lovell
Mr. Bennett
Maureen Desmond
Muriel Roe
Beaverhead
Judge Law Called In Tax Board Suit
In Helena, Judge W. H. Poorman asked Judge Ben B. Law to sit in for disqualified Judge A. C. Spencer in the mandamus suit by Joseph Oker against the old state board of equalization. The aim is to compel the old board to function as the new one is contested. The case is set for next Thursday.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
W. H. Poorman
Lewis and Clark District Court
Ben B. Law
Bozeman
A. C. Spencer
Billings
George Porter
Joseph Oker
Old State Board of Equalization
Poorman
C. H. Martien
Spencer
Spaniards to Die but No Surrender in Ti Farui Relief Operation
Madrid Aug 22 official announcement of an operation to relieve the Spanish garrison at Tifarui Morocco. The garrison vows death to a man rather than surrender to Moorish tribes. Strong reinforcements are being dispatched from Spain.
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St.Paul
Minn
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Martha Hooker
College Ave
St. Paul, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Associated Press
Madrid
Tifarui
Morocco
Spain
Four Rabbis jailed on booze charges in San Francisco
Four men described as rabbis were arrested in San Francisco on August 22 for allegedly selling wine to federal prohibition agents. Detained were Gershon Katzman B Robinson Charles Steinscher of San Francisco and Joseph Lubin of Daly City.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Gershon Katzman
B. Robinson
Charles Steinscher
Joseph Lubin
Daly City
Sunflowers Used Across Europe For Fodder Food and Dye
In several European countries sun flowers are grown for economic purposes, the leaves are used for cattle fodder, seeds for food and oil comparable to olive or almond, and flowers for yellow dye.
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