A tangled tale of Irene Brajensky and Nicky Muranov
In Paris and Venice the Russian exile Irene Brajensky and Nicky Muranov pursue money and power. Irene's marriage to Jim Coalbrook falters as Nicky advocates a money bargain and divorces, leading to Irene and Nicky's secret bond amid tragedy and distant hope for recovery of Irene's face.
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Brajensky
Countess Muranov
Cannes
Deauville
Nicky
Paris
Irene
Araeod
Jim Coalbrook
Alread
London
Coalbrook
Margoulian
New York
Venice
Angela
Georgia Gold Strike Awakens Montana Interest
The Dahlonega discovery of ore worth up to 60000 a ton stirs Montana old timers, many of whom trace early prospectors to Georgia. Miner-publisher Townsend of Dahlonega Nugget says excitement is limited, noting many previous pockets and printing delays for next week’s issue.
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Georgia
Montana
Dahlonega
Calhoun
Graham Dugas
Colorado
Auraria
Green Russell
Cherry Creek
William Larimer
Denver
Greem Russell
Monpate
Dugas
Jusepe B. Townsend
Prairie Fire Sweeps Wide Path in Phillips County
One hundred fifty men fought a stubborn prairie fire near Lo in northern Phillips county for eight hours until control was achieved. The blaze, likely sparked by train embers, carved a three mile by twelve mile scar. Backfires kept flames from six nearby ranches, with damage limited to grazing land and no rancher losing all feed. CCC youths from Malta aided, using a pioneer method at Alf Watkins ranch.
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Phillips County
CCC
Malta
Alf Watkins
Watkins Place
State style dress winner to attend national club congress
Maxine Johnson of Great Falls won the state 4-H club style dress contest and will receive a trip to the National Club Congress in Chicago December 2 to 9 alongside the International Livestock Exposition. Katherine Suitor of Yellowstone county was the reserve winner. Other blue award placings include Bessie Smyth Lake county Grace Hesselgesser Missoula county Mabel Krebs Dorothy Gorman Cascade Harriet Swanby Richland and Shirley Erickson Sheridan counties.
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Maxine Johnson
Great Falls
Chicago
Ray
EB. Cameron
Montane State College
Miss Johnson
Katherine Suitor
Yellowstone County
Bessie Smyth
Lake County
Grace Hesselgesser
Missoula County
Mabel Krebs
Dorothy Gorman
Cascade County
Harriet Swanby
Richland County
Shirley Erickson
Sheridam
State Liquor System Reports 2.13 Million Profit in 10 Months
Montana's liquor control board reports a net profit of 2,126,263 for the first ten months of the year. The beer division yielded 468,472.51, with other revenues including a 50 cent tax on bottled goods and 298,910 from packs sales.
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Montana
I. M. A. Wassamcora
State Liquor Control Board
Beer
Ort
Great Falls Girl Lands Movie Star Role in Jeepers Creepers
Great Falls teenager Miss Wrixon, born 1917 in Pasco Washington, rose from a Great Falls high school junior play to a long term contract after a Warner Bros scout spotted her. She was loaned to Republic Pictures for Jeepers Creepers and is now rehearsing for Max Reinhardt's Too Many Husbands in stage work.
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Wrixon
Republic Pictures
Miss Wrixon
Pasco
Wash
Montana
Great Falls High School
Gradnenen
D. É. Pasadenay
Warmer Bros
Miss .Wrixon
Max Reinhardt
Policy Approved for Missoula State Building Insurance
The state insurance commission approves a 2495.50 premium for a new chemistry pharmacy building policy at the State University in Missoula. Auditor Holmes opposed. commission members Dye and Hosking supported the claim.
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State Insurance Commission
Chemistry-Pharmacy
The
State University At
Missoula
John J. Holmes
E. A. Dye
Equalization Board
William Hosking
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News Syndicate Co., Inc
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Russia
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Angela Train
St. George’s
India
Bram
Europe
Genoa
Austria
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Brenner
Muranoy
Lina
James Coalbrook
Anyuod
WALE
Olewiston
Maine
Rangeley
Madrid
Vienna
peRu
Vathens
Bangor
Stockholm
Norway
Poland
Brunswick
China
Belfast
Lal Hae
Charles M. Russell
United States
Montana Newspaper Association
Lpring
Lombardos
Maxine
Johnson
Schenley’s
Tam Aicur rLavon
Tam
Tau Nicur Paics
Vay
Schenley
Distillers Corporation
New York City
Wyoming
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