The wager that tests Amoura and Philip's vows
Amoura Ainsley declares independence and agrees to a one year self supporting wager with Philip Weinrich. She and her parents clash over the plan as Amoura asserts she can earn her living while Philip vows to do the same. The scene ends with Amoura walking away to prove her resolve.
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Philip Weinrich
Amoura Ainsley
Phil
Ammy
Della
J. Reginald
Amoura
Philip
J. Reginald Ainsley
Former Butte Boy Assigned to Destroy Rum Hoard
A report details libel motions covering warehouse parcels minus 260000 dollars of seized liquor. It notes resignations, new custodians, and General Andrews push toward prohibition destruction as of August 1, with shipments and brands listed. Tom ONeill, Emmett’s father, comments on legality and duties.
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United States
Robert R. Levy
Palmer Eb, Anderson
Mr. O'Neill
General Andrews
Chicago
Grammel & Ullrich
Robert J. Muleshy
James H. Wilkerson
Mulcahy
Tom O'Neill
Emmett
Mr. O'Neil
Horgan
Emmet
Treasury
Purification Promises Health Via Calotabs Course
Physicians endorse purification as the foundation of health and urge a thorough Calotabs program, taken once or twice weekly for weeks. A family package with full directions costs 36 cents and is sold at any drug store.
The Narrow Street at Ansonia with Beaudine’s witty romance
At the Ansonia theater the film The Narrow Street presents Matt Moore as a bashful bachelor and Dorothy Devore in romance and intrigue. The plot follows a fleeing lyric girl who seeks refuge in a bachelor’s home, a marriage ruse to shield her, and rising suspicions from a co worker. Supporting cast includes David Butler and Gertrude Short.
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Thomases
William Beaudine
Matt Moore
Dorothy Devore
Werner Bros
Ansonia Theater
Edwin Bateman Morris
Simon Haldane
Doris
David Butler
Gertrude Short
Russell Simpson
George Pearce
Omaha Twins Divide Honors In Booth High Play
Omaha twin sisters Cora and Jean Laverty both 16 will alternate the lead in Booth High School’s four act play on August 6. Chosen by academic and talent balance, Cora will perform two acts and Jean the remaining two. The leading man’s dilemma mirrors the twins’ equal standings.
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Associated Presse
Omaha
Cora
Jean Laverty
Booth High Schiol
Jean
Spokane Finds Deeper
Spokane health officers detained Alapai a 34 year old native of Hawaii after physicians diagnosed an advanced case of leprosy He indicated he arrived from Troy Montana and sought treatment at the county physician's office noting the discovery occurred when he entered for care
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Spokane
Associated Prensa
Am Alapai
Alapai
Troy
Mont
Moslems pray on Berlin observatory roof during feast
Turks Arabs Syrians and Egyptians seeking a Mohammedan Feast of Sacrifice prayed on the Treptow state observatory roof near Berlin after declining Berlin mosques over English funding. They laid rugs along the banister and faced toward Mecca wearing turbans and head scarves.
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Berlin
Treptow
Utah bridge contractor slain in domestic incident
Associated Press report from Price Utah states James J Powell 47 a bridge contractor died from a knife wound at his dinner table after an argument with his wife who was arrested. Police say Mrs Powell threw a butcher knife striking him in the heart.
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Associated Press
Price
Utah
James J Powell
Bridge E
Powell
Mra
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Castoria
Fletcher
Ford
Montana
Milwaukee
Oakes
Winter Garden
Hennessy
Butte
J. Emmet O'Neill
Old Crow
Spring Valley
Krug's
Mumm’s
Tom and Booth
Three Feathers
Old Durham
Chess Club
Dawson
King George
Monro
Ansonia
Chiffon Howe
Gordon
Allsista
Aed
Princess
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Duluth
Superior
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
California
Glacier National Park
E. O. Boyle
Metals Bank Bidg
Bette
D. E. Wilder
Ticket Agt
Main St
L. B. Woods
Helena
Great Northern Ry
New Oriental Limited
Pacific Northweag
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