Defendant Appears in Own Defense in Chinatown Assault Case
Nadie Day and Oscar Olwen faced preliminary hearing in Justice Carlisle's court for alleged assault on Charley Joe, a Chinaman. Day defended himself, denying brass knuckles and any striking, while witnesses testified to the incident in China alley and Frisco restaurant area.
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Charlie Joe
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Miners Charged Over False Scales at Monarch Mine No 1
Four informations filed in Boulder county court accuse Andrew Walker lessee of Monarch mine No 1 near Louisville of defrauding miners with false scales. National Fuel Co Denver owns the mine. Cars weighed 200 to 500 pounds light. Actions stem from state industrial commission probe amid Colorado labor unrest.
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Monarch
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Vivian Martin Delights At Ansonia In A Comedy
Miss Vivian Martin opened yesterday at the Ansonia theater in Little Miks Brown and proved a great success on old Broadway. It will be repeated today and tomorrow. The bewitching comedienne, famed for The Wishing Ring and The Arrival of Perpetua, displays her piquant style in a comedy featuring two suitors. Betty Brown is described as winsome with a dual romance leading to comic misadventure.
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Vivian Martin
Ansonia Theater
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Ansonia
Perpetua
Betty Brown
Misa Martin
Betty
Vivian Marnone in Hartford Hotel Farce
A film stage adaptation features Vivian Marnone misrepresenting herself as a man’s wife at a Hartford hotel while the real wife travels there. The role showcases her expressive range from flirtation to petulance, supported by Chester Barnett W Fergu son Ned Sparks and Alberta Gallatin. Ferguson, a theater veteran, adds humor with a Lincoln assassination tie, and Philip Bartholomae wrote the stage play.
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Vivian Marnone
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W. J. Ferguson
Ned Sparks
Alberta Gallatin
Ford
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Lincoln
Mr. Ferguson
Philip Bartholomae
Dr Royal Raceford to Appear at Empress theater
Advance notices herald Dr Royal Raceford in The Human Dynamo at the Sul livan and Considine Empress theater tomorrow afternoon. The act promises a real electric variety, with others set to please Empress patrons. Uncle Dick Sutton, East visitor and theater judge, calls the show a dandy and predicts a grand surprise for local patrons.
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Butte
Seventeen Yearold Girl to Play Child Part in Jewel
Ella Hall, 17, proves able to portray youthful roles as producers Lois Weber and E Phillips Smalley begin filming Jewel from Clara Louie Burnham novel. Universal directors praise her performance and foresee major success for the new picture.
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America
Jewel
Clara” Louie Burnham
Ella Hail
Universal
Ella Hall
The Earl of Pawtucket filmed by Universal
The Earl of Pawtucket stars Lawrence D'Orsay with Rosemary Theby and Harry Myers. Universal Film Manufacturing shoots scenes at Waldorf Astoria, with elaborate hotel interiors and stage sets underway. D'Orsay and director Harry Myers lead the production as costly furnishings and fittings are installed to recreate the famous hostelry.
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Delighted by progress in famous play production
The piece "The Earl of Pawtucket" a comedy by Augustus Thomas, enjoyed early success in New York. D'Orsay, making his screen debut, sees potential in cinema and expects future opportunities.
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Mr. D'Orsay
Noted West Coast Lawyer Joseph Campbell Dies
San Francisco July 1 Joseph Campbell prominent lawyer and multiple republican state convention chairman died at home from rupture of a blood vessel after golfing three weeks ago. Survived by wife and son Robert Campbell, with a connection to Eugene Schmidt and the Abe Ruef raft case noted among his defenses. Aberdeen South Dakota curfew ends saloon era as stocks prepare to move after court order reversal.
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Uni States Steel Corporation
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Eugene S Hmitz
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Abe Ruef
Aberdeen
South Dakota
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Rouch
Supreme Court
Habeas Corpus Case 10 Settle Dispute
Judge Winston in Deer Lodge to hear habeas corpus challenge to indeterminate sentence terms under Montana law. C R Collins serving two years for passing a worthless check, arguing time off for good behavior applies, authorities say not. Decision affects prisoners in Montana state jail under recent indeterminate sentence provisions.
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Button fashion shifts as stocks and hosiery gain notice
The reader notes an evolving trend in women's attire as focus shifts from shoes to stockings. The Standard's advertisements reflect changing modes, with new novelties highlighted and store displays prompting interest.
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