If Christ Were On Earth Today
Religious talk at a drive luncheon features Rev. Lester H Bent of the Congregational church arguing Jesus would align with the Salvation Army. The event reports over $6,000 raised with $5,988.20 turned in, praising volunteers and noting expectant announcements from Tom Davis.
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Sullivan and Walsh Charged With Grand Larceny
Dan Sullivan and Emmet Walsh, previously freed on a directed not guilty verdict for robbery, were arraigned in Judge Lynch's court on grand larceny charges. They were remanded to jail with pleas set for Saturday. Attorneys R. F. Allen and J. J. Sullivan were appointed to defend them. The pair had earlier faced robbery charges for the same alleged act. They allegedly took about $23.85 from Gus Ebola, owner of a Covert street soft drink parlor, with no proof of fear at the prior trial.
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Amoura Ainsley Receives Desolate Love Letter
Amoura reconsiders her Chicago adventures as her mother notes her changing self. A note from Vey Ardle arrives, confessing a burning, impossible love and urging her to return to Westland, while Amoura contemplates the consequences of her impulsive life. The scene sets up a pivotal choice in the next chapter.
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Death of W C Dierks Shocks Music Trade Circles
W C Dierks, longtime general manager for C C Mellor and Steinway Aeolian rep, died suddenly at his Edgewood home near Pittsburg on October 25. Born 1867 in Reedsburg Wisconsin, he moved to Pittsburg in 1911 after leading the Montana Music Co in Butte. Survived by his widow a son Barry in Paris and a daughter Elizabeth. His colleagues express keen regret and praise his industry efforts.
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Sybil Brown Dancers At Rialto Tonight In Butte
Sybil Brown's juvenile dancers present two performances at the Rialto this evening at 7 40 and 9 30. The program includes songs and dances by Eva Edwards Lois Sullivan Hillary Salena Stanaway Rose Burns Margaret Johnston Adelaide Carr Peggy Connolly Amelia Reagan Jane Griffiths and others as crowds again show strong Friday night interest.
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A Slave of Fashion at the American Theatre
Norma Shearer stars in A Slave of Fashion a Hobart Henley Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama at the American today. Lew Cody Vivia Ogden Mary Carr Miss Dupont James Corrigan and Sidney Bracy also appear in the cast based on Samuel Shipman story adapted by Bess Meredyth.
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Norma Shearer
Lew Cody
Vivia Ogden
Mary Carr
Miss Dupont
James Corrigan
Sidney Bracy
Constance Talmadge stars in Her Sister from Paris at Rialto
Constance Talmadge dances 10 days for her role and loses four pounds on the scales as part of Her Sister from Paris staged in a custom theater at United Studios Hollywood. Sybil Brown dancers are featured at Rialto tonight with a new dance series. Douglas McLean comes to Rialto Saturday in Seven Keys to Bald pate.
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Douglas McLean
George M. Cohan
Man pleads guilty to drunkenness in police court
John Conley told Judge Shea he had too many last night and pleaded guilty to drunkenness in police court. He was fined $5 after the afternoon docket. Earlier H Dietsch was fined $10 on a speeding plea.
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Officers raid six on booze charges
Six men were arrested on bootlegging charges in raids led by Assistant Chief O'Donnell and Detectives Rodda and Gerry. In police court yesterday five forfeited bonds of 150 dollars each. Names include John Edwards of Main and Mercury, Frank Clem of West Mercury, Jim Martin and John Smith of 200 South Main, and Frank Kennedy of 300 block South Main. Jim Brown was the other arrestee but his case was not heard.
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Headache Relief For Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes brominequinine tablets as a safe proven remedy for headaches caused by slight colds. It claims to cure the cold and relieve headache, features the signature of E. W. Grove, and prices the tablet at 20 cents.
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