Frances Nelson Starred in What Happened at 22 at Ansonia
Frances Nelson dominates the screen showcasing real struggle and stirring moments in What Happened at 22 shown today through Saturday at the Ansonia theater. The rugged action highlights her deft grabs and escapes as critics note her robust stage presence and natural inclination to lead.
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Agni Werself
Hanling
Frances Nelson
Arma
St." Paul
Nelson
Ansonia Theater
The Phantom Opens at the American Today
A local listing notes Frank Keenan, a young talent, stars in a new release described as a major amusement. The program features a Monday and Tuesday presentation with a police-themed act and a Chaplin showcase including a review of his latest screen work.
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Atudion
Frank Keenan
Pacific
America
Ing
Charlie Chaplin
Weesaway-Chaplin
Chaplin
fanay-Chaplin
Tts
Carmen
Porter J Wright Vaudeville Headliner At Empress Theater
Porter J Wright a famous vaudeville playwright and actor leads a high class program at the Empress theater this afternoon for the current week. The Majestic Musical Four and Rath brothers with endurance acts join Edward and Dolores the Ragtime Model Girl team and James MacDonald the comedian with original songs in a varied show. Empressscope will feature new motion pictures and news items.
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Porter J. White
Vaudesville
Empress Theater
White
Majestic Musical Four
Rath
Edward
Dolores
James MacDonald
Otion
Guardsmen assured on rationing and facilities on border duty
Reports issued today defend border camps from charges of misrations. General Bliss, inspecting the border force, cites excellent sanitary conditions, solid shelter and meals, and satisfaction among officers and enlisted men. Deficiencies in equipment are being quickly corrected as General Funston’s staff is praised for handling the issue. Tom Gallagher dies of heart failure at Murray hospital. He had been ill four days and was taken there Tuesday night. survived by a wife at 125 Anacondro.
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Congress
Mission
Texas
Funston
Tom Gallagher
Murray Hospital
Gallagher
Tae Caer Een Eee
Anaconda Ro
Robbers seize matron in lodging house jewel heist
Two unknown men robbed Mel May Carroll at her lodging house on 7470th avenue after midnight, beating her and stealing two diamond rings valued at 2600 dollars. Neighbors heard the disturbance. police notified. The proprietor and other roomers identified the unconscious victim.
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Mel May Carroll
Avenue
Unclear pricing fragment on grain futures and rye notes
Fragmentary OCR text lists prices and terms like 1189 and 1198 for commodities, mentions tracks to arrive and various regional identifiers such as Montana and northern markets. The passage is garbled with symbols and unreadable phrases, offering no coherent event or outcome.
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Wen See
Northern
Onorn
AN Lak
Montana
Political speech frames reform bids and prohibition
A campaign address mixes antimilitarism and the Prohibition stance, urging to elect Prohibition candidates and extend women’s rights. The speaker claims the Prohibition Party now represents progressivism and invites 4,000,000 former Progressive voters to align. Also notes the death of electrical inventor William R. Pate, a Western Electric director born in 1864, with 85 patents and Chicago residence.
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America
Poting
Poling
Progressive Party
Teket
Liberal Party of the
United States
Chicago
William R. Pate
Mpany
Davidson
Effingham
N.H
Patterson
Moppatt Earnings Increase Reveals Railroad Annual Gain
Denver July 9 The annual report of the Denver and Salt Lake Railroad known as the Moffatt Fund shows total earnings for the year ending June rising by 242 934 to over 12 million dollars. The document outlines improved revenue streams and overall financial health for the line serving Denver and Salt Lake City in 20th century transportation.
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Denver
Denver & Salt Lake Railroad Ny
Moffatt Fond
Midwest Dividend Declared by Denver Directors
Mid west oil company board in Denver declares a 2 percent dividend payable in August with payment slated for shareholders. A similar dividend is noted as scheduled for the following month.
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Midwest
Denver
Midwest Ol Company
Beware Harmful Detox Claim From Unclear Ad
An unclear OCR fragment promotes a dubious whiskey mouth rinse and vague “treatment” claims. It mentions Neal Institutes on Broadway and a phone number, promising to overcome “digs wat home” and restore sensations, with no verifiable evidence or sources.
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