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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
4
Nance O Neil appears in The Witch at the Amuse Theatre for today only. Presented by William Fox the film adapts Victorien Sardou’s The Sorceress with a plot set in Mexico and directed by Frank Powell.
In a tense scene at the office of Chief Durst, detectives discuss a veiled woman linked to a recent theft. Beale and Grant chase a lead about a veiled figure tied to the Red Winds symbol. Lamar recalls seeing the woman exit moments earlier as Allen confronts the case.
A Fort Lee studio production builds a costly outdoor set to portray authentic street scenes with thousands of extras as Nance O Neill delivers a powerful performance. The plot centers on Dr Fernandez whose occult powers spark a feud with Mendoza and his beloved Zora, amid romance, intrigue, and thrilling confrontations in a rugged setting.
The piece notes a clear split between the president and Congress over armed merchantmen policy while the White House believes German miscalculation is unlikely. It highlights Democratic defections, with Reps Wage and Sherwood signaling non-renomination, and indicates Republicans aim to capitalize on the executive branch’s diplomacy clash as Bernstorff delivers a detailed note on Germany’s position and torpedo decisions.
A mixed bill at the Atlas features the film Graft highlighting child labor dangers with an attorney hero, plus the Pathé comedy Excuse Me starring George F. Marion and Miss Vivian Blackburn. The program blends serious social drama with light entertainment as Atlas advertises family viewing this week.
The memorandum orders German submarine commanders to sink armed merchant ships without warning citing numerous Allied violations of international law acknowledged by the United States. It was delivered as Congress left negotiations to the president and the State Department. It also says disarmament concessions by the Allies might modify the German order and hints the U S may press for dearmament of merchant vessels.
Continued discussion on deliverance of the address shows Wilson standing firm with his own views. He expresses sympathy with questions and a frank conversation with the president, aiming to avoid involving the country in a disastrous European war.
Grace Elliston, noted stage star from Broadway successes, headlines the Amuse Theatre program in Black Fear Friday only. The production features a Skeler cast including Edward Brennan Grace Valentine John Tansey and Yeul Burertos with other prominent stage and screen artists. Jack Fox will mark the kills.
The speaker defends withholding public opinion on sensitive questions while diplomatic talks proceed. He says he can best aid peace by staying silent until negotiations conclude, vows to speak if an occasion arises, and pledges to support the president in constitutional duties. He notes cooperation with the administration and avoids actions that could fuel foreign tensions.
A historical explanation shows a banker borrowing from a depositor, meeting cash reserve rules, and using government bonds to create new money. It portrays the process of lending, reserves, and bond-backed notes as a way banks profit while providing loans on demand.
Dr. BE Q Ahrens called for a free infant clinic for poor families unable to pay for examinations. He noted many parents recognize issues but cannot afford care. A public exam may be organized with Associated Charities on Saturday. Mrs. Henneberry demonstrated sanitary nursing bottle care as refreshments were served.
Memont Colo March 8 A terrific wind storm damaged private property and devastated timber along Platte Canon between Bailey and Wetabrook for two hours. Thousands of trees lay down, larger trunks twisted and smaller roots torn, over a mile wide stretch and several miles long.
Henry Walthall the famous star appears at the Lyric today in a feature film program including Little Colonel and The Raven. Mary Pickford is also featured in Little Pepping at the Lyric. The presentation promises an intense drama and strong audience interest.
The national championship slated for June may be postponed to September due to numerous weddings and travel plans among top players. The Philadelphia Tennis Club hosts the event on its courts while officials consider rescheduling as many players will be away. George T. Adey, president of the national association, notes potential date shifts if players remain unavailable.
A promotional piece urges starting a healthy morning routine with a phosphate tonic. It claims hot water and phosphate wash the stomach liver and bowels, cleanse toxins, improve appetite, and cleanse the blood preparing for breakfast. It targets general readers highlighting constipation digestion and vitality concerns.
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