Sagebrush Trail at State theatre and varied amusements
In Huron amble notes a Friday and Saturday screening of Sagebrush Trail featuring John Warne as John Brant a prison escapee who joins outlaws and uncovers the gang leader he hunts with a key twist near the climax. The Bijou offers Grand Hotel afloat a mystery thriller aboard a transatlantic liner with a fog bound setting and a Mary Brian led cast. Other showings include Candlelight at Enoque, Hins Hips Hooray, and I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang at State with college gym basketball tournaments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warne
Lochinvar
Eads of Justice
State Theatre
John Brant
Bijou
Europe
Nic
Mary Brian
Donald Cook
Reginald Eany
Paul Lukas
Elisana
Asther
Avron
Wheeler and Wolsey Arusionl
Thelma Todd
Dorothy Lee
Ruth Etting
Paul M
Huron
Sagebrusa Trail
Four Die in Brooklyn Tenement Fire on Carroll Street
Four members of a family perished and fifty were critically burned in a five story Carroll Street tenement blaze early today. Two alarms rang as the fire swept the building and spread to an adjoining tenement. Victims named Walter 62 Joseph Pix Stephen 9 Rose 31 Angel Galazzi 13 were among the dead.
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Brooklyn
Carroll Street
Walter
Joseph
Stephen
Rose
Angel Galazzi
Windbersh's Book Will Be Published er divs of 1918
The fragment notes a book by Windbersh slated for publication with reference to the year 1918. Details are sparse and the text hints at divisions or chapters from that period but offers no concrete dates or venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windbersh
Train wreck death toll rises in Pennsylvania incident
A fatal train wreck near FITTSBUR and Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, left ten dead as a Pennsylvanian rail line collided with a road vehicle. The disaster impacted conservation corps youth en route to a CCC camp, with reports linking the crash to the Arkon-Pittsburgh service and prompting damages claims in Des Moines and Yankton representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Corps
Glover
Industry
CCC
Philipsburg
Arkon
Spanish cabinet resigns in surprise reform move
The entire government led by Premier Lerroux resigned today in a sudden shake up. Two ministers, Diego Martinez Barrios of the interior and Gomez Larapl, were set to resign their posts, while Premier Letroine announced the cabinet's reorganization.
Snow blindness true sunburn of the eyes warned
Baltimore report explains snow blindness as sunburn of the eyes caused by ultraviolet rays reflected from snow. Specialists from Johns Hopkins state it can be more severe than water burns and may occur even in hazy weather. Wearing glasses with colored lenses is advised.
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Baltimore
Mar
Johns Hopkin
Farm Credit notes loan disbursements in Omaha region
South Dakota borrowers via the Farm Credit Administration and Omaha Federal Land Bank received 4.649 million dollars in February while land bank and commissioner loans totaled 893 and 573 respectively. The remittance reflected February activity from the regional lending programs.
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Omaha
Neb
South Dakota
Farm Credit Administration
Omaha Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Commissioner
Radio Features The Best In Radioland Preview
NBC WEAF and WABC CBS listings show Eddie Cantor from Florida with Lillian Roth, plus Roosevelt's BBC coverage excerpts. Programs include Welsh Glee Club, Kay Kyser show, Nat King Cole, and WIZ NBC schedule with romantic melodies and Easter observance.
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NBC
Roosevelt
WEAF
Welsh Glee Club of
New York
Ekudy Vallee
Jolson and White
WABC
CBS
Waring
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Archer Gibson
Avoid Embarrassment From Slipping False Teeth
A promotional item for FASTEETH powder claims it stops dentures from slipping or dropping during talking laughing or sneezing. It promises comfort no gummy taste and urges purchase at any drug store.
Banghart May Face Trial For Kidnapping
Basil Banghart, linked with the Touhy kidnap gang, may be tried in Somedown state court for the John Factor kidnapping. He seeks another venue change beyond Cook County as his motion lingers before Judge P Stevens after Judge Michael Feinberg granted the transfer. Arguments on the motion are scheduled for March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Basil Banghart
Roger Touhy
John Factor
Banghart
Cook County
Michael Feinberg
P. Stevens
Cook Courtny
Aluminum Workers Go On Holiday At Three Plants
About 500 to 1,009 workers at three Aluminum Company of America plants in New Kensington Arnold and Logan's Ferry went on holiday seeking better working conditions and higher wages. Pickets gathered outside the mills but no attempts were made to prevent entry. The firm is Mellon-controlled. Banquet Doland: Father-Son banquet held by the Methodist Ladies Aid served over 150. honorees included D P Fargo who recently marked his 90th birthday and his great grandson Densil Long.
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New Kensington
Mar
Aluminum Company of America
Arnold
Logan's Ferry
Aluminum Company
Mellon
Doland
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
D. P. Fargo
Densil Long
Hostess Opal Hurlbert Hosts Birlsecard Club Whist
Miss Opal Hurlbert was hostess to the young Birlsecard club at her home Tuesday Whist was played at two tables and the hostess served a lunch They will meet next at Miss Thelma Crippen's home
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Raymond
Mar
Opal Hurlbert
Thelma Crippen
Doumergue Granted Dictatorial Tariff Powers by French Parliament
Paris reports the chamber and senate approved a 9 million franc surplus budget totaling 48.3 billion francs and granted Premier Gaston Doumergue dictatorial powers to economy drive and tariff policy amid long clashes since October. The vote was 458 to 133 in the chamber and 284 to 15 in the senate.
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Paris
France
Gaston Doumergue
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Doumergue
Dourmergue
Watson Criticizes Roosevelt Policies in Delaware Speech
James E. Watson, former Indiana senator, denounces Roosevelt economic policy as dope for business and urges Republicans in Delaware to uphold protective tariffs. He condemns the civil works program as a lure away from regular jobs and warns of constitutional overreach and possible bankruptcy if spending continues. The African warthog detail appears as an irrelevant fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Mar
James E. Watson
United States
Indiana
Roosevelt
Watson
Delaware
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Notes and Visits
Ernest Wintle arrived from Pierre after a day there. Mr and Mrs E E Mears returned from Wessington. Mrs C E York hosted the Merry Wives club with an enjoyable afternoon of work and refreshments. Mrs Claymore of Broadland also returned.
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Ernest Wintle
Pierre
E. E. Mears
Wessington
C. E. York
Merry Wives’ Club
Reading of Tomorrow to be given at Congregational church
Mrs. A B Fairbank of Sioux Falls, formerly of this city, arrived last evening to visit Miss Harriet Grant. She will give a reading of the play Tomorrow at the Congregational church this evening after spending the day at the Tobin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tobin
A B. Fairbank
Sioux Falls
Harriet Grant
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