Film Exchange Seeks Plums for First National Tie
The article describes a meeting at the Thornton hotel where franchise holders will get acquainted with the Associated First National organization. LO Lukan will preside as managers discuss cooperative distribution, with Butte theaters Rialto and American cited as showcasing new First National releases like Love Never Dies and All for a Woman as soon as possible. The 1922 slate is promised to be more elaborate and large scale than 1921.
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Pag
First National
Montana
Seattle
Thornton Hotel
LO. Lukan
Pacific Northwest
Butte
Jensen & von Herberg
Associated First
National Pictures
Rialto
American
von Herberg
Path to Unprecedented Entertainment for Moviegoers
A clear pledge to producers to invest significant effort and resources to exceed prior gains, promising patrons a year of unsurpassed entertainment and enjoyment at moving picture houses.
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Sity
Mob Kills Black Worker In Fort Worth After Struggle
Fred Rouse, a Black packing house employee, was fatally harmed by a mob of strike sympathizers in Fort Worth after he resisted inside a hospital. The assailants, claiming force if needed, dragged him from care, and his body was found riddled with bullets hanging from a tree. An earlier linked case had seen a man lynched from the same tree last December.
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Associated
Fort Worth
Texas
Fred Rouse
Packing House
Rouse
Harry Hamilton
Tom Vickery
Jan
South Side Home Destroyed by Fire at 2420 Princeton Street
A vacant three-room frame house at 2420 Princeton Street burned last night. Neighbors kept flames from spreading to adjacent homes by spraying water from hoses. The empty house belonged to a man named Davis and this marked the third blaze in the building within a year.
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Princeton Street
Davis
Two Men Arrested on Bootlegging Charge
Detectives arrested T. J. Kenneally, proprietor of a soft drink parlor at 121 1st Chief, on bootlegging charges after raiding the establishment and finding several drinks. Late Saturday night Joe Thomas was nabbed on a similar charge after a chase from Montana and Porphyry streets. about seven gallons of moonshine were seized. Thomas fled through a rear door but was captured by Detective Rodda, later released on bonds of 200.
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T. J. Kenneally
Rodda
Gerry
van Orden
Joe Thomas
Montana
Porphyry
Thomas
Des Tective Rodda
Burglary at McDonald Residence Stuns South Main Street
Burglars raided the McDonald home on South Main Street Saturday night stealing jewelry and other valuables valued over $150. Police discovered the break in around midnight when the family returned home, with items including a diamond ring, four ruby-set rings, an opal-set ring, two Colts revolvers, a gold chain and a lavalier missing.
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McDonald
South Main Street
Ireland debated as treaty draws mixed public hope
London and Dublin observers weigh the new Irish treaty amid opposition and support. Public figures including Lloyd George and Bonar Law prepare stances as Ulster's response and plebiscite prospects loom, while Irish leaders in America press conscience votes on ratification.
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London
Dee
Dail Eireann
Eamonn de Valera
Charles Burgess
Michael Collins
Andrew Bonar Law
Ulster
House of Commons
Mr. Bonar Law
Mes
Lloyd George
Chequers Court
House of Cummons
James Craig
Belfast
Ireland
Robert Stevenson Horne
Newtle
Expion
Atesman
New Castle
Glasgow
Lord Carson
Award Carson
Ulster Turmoil and Belfast Shooting Incidents
Constable Jackson was shot and wounded during violent Belfast unrest on Saturday night. Widespread bitterness over the Irish agreement surfaced at Ulster social gatherings as Sinn Fein districts reported shootings, with Constable Tracy wounded and another man killed. The dispatch links Irish settlement to Indian dominion status debates.
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Tipperary
Constable Jackson
Ulster
Belfast
Forbes W. Fairbairn
Versal Service
Sinn Fein
Tracy
London ‘Times
Lucknow
India
Ireland
Check Artist Visits Butte in Check Fraud Case
Police sought a man using the name R. Wi White who left Butte yesterday after cashing three bogus checks at local businesses. The checks, drawn on the American Loan & Investment Co at Long Beach California, were for 22 dollars each and bore the label home builders. Investigators say the man may be the Tacoma suspect involved in similar frauds against numerous firms.
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3. R. Wi
Butte
White
J. R. ‘White
Amer. + Jean Loan & Investment company
Long Beach
Cal
California
American Loan & Inve Ment Company, Home Builders
Tacoma
Man Injured After Club Fight On South Wyoming Street
A scuffle at 7 South Wyoming Street left Benick, a professional motor, severely hurt as combatants toppled a stove spilling boiling water. He was rushed to St James Hospital with head and body injuries. doctors reported the condition serious but not likely to be life threatening.
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Chicago
Stephen O'Mara
Limerick
United
Trish Loan
Tien
Princip
Sooma
South
Wyoming
Benick
James Ing
Ma Benick
Arms Parley Nears End As Nations Move To Finalize
Negotiations on the Pacific bases and naval ratio proceed with Japan seeking to bind China talks to the broader package. Nine nations plan a united declaration reflecting four points and possibly a treaty, while Western powers weigh ratification timelines and details before broader commissions complete arrangements. The origin of Free Masonry remains uncertain.
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Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Senate
Washington
Hughes
America
Great Britain
Thomas T. Cooney
Providence Ro
Tokio
Pacific
Japan
China
Nine Nations
Siberia
Harding
Underwood
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
France
Italy
Tualy
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Clarence Spanagal
David Strauss
McDermott
Strauss
Edward Jefferson
Charles Moore
Jefferson
Moore
Tetterson
Frank Kordecki
Kordecki
Sponagel
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la Porte
Supreme Court
Darling Dave
Thad
Michael Hughes
Darling Dave” O'Connor
Ives
States Attorney's Office
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S and Universities
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Free Masonry
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