Play tells story of after war problem
The Clansman dramatizes postwar issues with Ku Klux Klan imagery in South Carolina and North Carolina, highlighting Scotch heritage and carpetbagger resistance. The program notes claim Klan members were virtuous citizens seeking peace and law, showing the organization in a Capitol Avenue Theatre production on Saturday February 29.
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Booth
James Stuart
South Carolina
America
Piedmont
North
Ku Kix Klan
St. Andrew
South
Ku Klux Klan
Capitol Avenue Theatre
How Thin Folks Can Get Fleshy
A dubious old remedy promises rapid weight gain for thin women and men. It advises a half pint mixture of papain casance, rhubarb syrup, and cardial compounds with a before and after meal dose, claiming 10 to 40 pounds gained in weeks and improved health from age sixteen to sixty.
Basketball Game Called Early at Keefe Hall
Tonight in Kansas Olympic Tourist venue Keefe hall a basketball game was halted at 6 16 pm sharp leaving teams and fans awaiting rescheduling and explanation from officials.
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Keefe Hall
Kansas
Speculators Object to Federal Restrictions on Exchanges
Washington February 17 The investigation of future transaction markets shifted from cotton exchanges to grain markets as delegations oppose bids to abolish speculative operations in exchanges.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Butte Labor District Suspends Reduction Works
Butte Montana February 1 1923 The Butte reduction works employing 500 men suspended operations today after members of the International Engineers union refused to work The action stems from a jurisdictional dispute between the Engineers union and the Miners union of the Western Federation of Miners.
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Butte
Mont
International Engineers’ Union
Engineers' Union
Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Explosion at Trojan Powder works kills five workers
An explosion at the Trojan Powder works plant in La Lorenzo California today killed five workers and seriously injured four others. A fire followed the blast causing further property losses, with about 5000 pounds of powder confirmed involved in the incident.
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Oakland
Call
Trojan Powder Works
la Lorenzo
PATHER AND TWO SONS KILLED IN HOME ATTACK
A father and two sons of the Bleen family, homesteaders from DeKalb Illinois, were killed while returning home sixteen miles from Castop. One son died at the scene, another perished after the father awoke in great pain and tried to aid him. Mounted police have responded and are pursuing leads.
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Pather
Woon
Alberts
Bleen
DeKalb
Ils
Wer Tvin
Castop
Bouehtaes
Wu Chetmle
Tuves
Land of Nod returns to Capitol Avenue Theatre for season
Samuel E Rork presents The Land Of Nod at Capitol Avenue Theatre Monday night as part of a big season. The musical extravaganza returns with much of the same celebrated cast Neil McNell and Anna McNabb headlining alongside new scenic novelties and comedy and song hits.
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Samuel E. Rork
Capitol Avene Theater
Neil MccNell
Anna McNabb
Classmate of King dies in Illinois
Quincy mourns Dr. William Everett a noted scholar and philosopher born 1839 son of Edward Everett. He led Adams Academy as principal. the institution closed two years ago due to lack of support. Everett studied at Harvard Cambridge Trinity with the Prince of Wales and served in Congress as a Democrat until 1895.
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Quincy
Mass
William Everett
Adams Academy
John Quincy Adams
Everett
Acadecy
Dr. Everett
Edward Everett
Lincoln
Harvard
Trinity College
Cambridge
England
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
Republican Party
William EB. Barrett
Congress
Democrat
Senator Tillman Recovering After Fainting at Capitol
Washington report says Senator Tillman of South Carolina who fainted while ascending the capitol steps yesterday is resting. His son states he is improving and may appear in the senate for several days.
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Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
Capitol Steps
Hts
Senate
Winter Snow Blankets Ohio Cities With Heavy Depths
Cincinnati reports the heaviest snowfall in twenty five years as snow blankets Ohio. Depths reach around twenty four inches in southern and western areas. Travel is hindered with blocked roads and interrupted communications.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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