Local Playhouse Show Delights Audiences With Fine Feathers
Two hundred Arad strong supporters of the Municipal league attended the Broadway theater last evening to see Fine Feathers and ranked it among the best shows. A matinee is set for 2 pm today and a Sunday premiere of Ready Money by the Wikes players is announced. The comedy Just impress the World with the idea that you have money stars the young hero in a tale of romance, thrills, and business.
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Municipal League
Broadway
Wikes
James’ Montgomery
A Big Triangle Bill At The American Theater
The column notes Mrs E B Werick named to the charities board and lists a busy theater bill featuring Chester Conklin in Scrous Currents and Helen Ware in a lavish production. Miss Dorothy Lewis returns to Butte for a western song appearance and child prodigy Charles Crampton stars in Teen Eyed Monster with a speedometer car. Ansonia Theatre shows Alf Brady in The Rack starting Thursday with political nominee Welick mentioned.
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Chester Conklin
Daredevil
Hevetone
Helen Ware
Dorothy Lewis
Miss Lewis
Butte
Charles Crampton
William Fox
Ansonia
Ansonia Theater
Alf Brady
Amerian Areste
Thompson Buchanan
The Man and His Clothes Advertising in Newspapers
The piece argues newspapers serve as a reference for readers seeking stock market weather and shopping. It notes branded clothing makers advertise in papers and dealers cooperate to boost sales, viewing newspapers as essential media for consumer information.
Horoscope on Onesday Forecast Unlucky Day
Astrologers warn of an unlucky day on Onesday February 10 1916 with Venus and Saturn influencing mood and energy. Readers urged to conserve health and finances as global events weigh on daily life and domestic duties for women amid a looming planetary tension.
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Venus
Saturn
Gers
Universal Brotherhood
England
France
Mars
Lea
Orient
United States
Lee Renees
More Mexican bullets hit immigration station at Santa Fe bridge
Two bullets fired from across the Rio Grande struck the U S immigration station at the Santa Fe railroad bridge in Paso Texas. No injuries reported. U S inspectors say shots were fired by two Mexicans who escaped after arrest. The incident occurs amid a health embargo announced today by U S health service.
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FI Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
United States
Santa Fe
General Gaciera
Jaren
United States Health Service
Lumbermen Optimistic Over Business Outlook
Minneapolis January 18 Optimism over the year ahead came from speakers at the Northwestern Lumbermen association annual convention opening today. They cited higher building activity and ample material supplies as a basis for a record year. John Homer Sackett of Chicago predicted a 60 year lumber supply at current consumption. Denver January 18 James Carr of Bridgeport Conn jailed 10 days for giving away liquor on a train under the new prohibition law first conviction in Denver under the act.
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Minneapolis
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Homer 8. Sackett
Chicago
Denver
Col
James Carr
Bridgeport
Conn
Totay
Hauer
Duty in Mexico prompts war spirit debate in Senate
Washington scene as senators clash over Wilson policy while state department prepares data on Mexican outrages and the Santa Ysabel killings. Lippitt Borah Cuthbert lead attack. Stone Newlands defend administration amid calls to curb intervention talk.
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Washington
Mexico
Senate
Wilson
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Daa
Madre
Ameras
Santa Ysabel
Franza
Newlands
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Houten
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Charities Board
Stewart
PB. Welick
Mutte
Wns
Tints Board
Rena' Ceferh
Gevernoe
Goa
Sy Cuts
Tahoe
Stones Cut Mayer Jewelry Co
West Park
Robert B. Mantell
PIRST
Ancona
Wein’s
East Park Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
N. Main St
Walter
Orton
Howard Music Co
Automtion’ Company
Po Fn
Cesys
California
Hemiessys
Kation
Enators
Lena
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Montana Power Co
East Broadway
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