Snow White at Orpheum Tomorrow
Snow White arrives at the Orpheum with a dramatic tale of jealousy and magic. Brangomar the queen plots against the motherless princess while Snow White seeks safety with seven dwarfs as a hunter and the king’s son intersect their fate. Continuous matinees 2:00 to 5:30 p.m. and evening shows.
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Snow White
Mary-Jane
Hex
Mary- Jane
Brangomar
Florimond
Berthold
Little Bird
Residents and visitors noted in local roundup
Mrs H C Cooper returns to Brighton after visiting son Glenn Cooper in this city. Thomas Mulenix goes home to Chicago after visiting his brothers John H and A B Mulenix. Mrs Avery Horton back in Brighton after a city visit. Ruth Gavin ill with quinsy at Mina Hadley home near Richland. Samuel F Boldesier and Margaret Armer obtain marriage licenses in Brighton and Salem. Ed Gilbert on petit jury in Ottumwa. Mrs Laura Chilcott goes to Davenport for business. Mrs Donald McGiffin of Washington DC joins husband in town. County Treasurer R H Spence ill at home. Louis T Chapins returns from Ottumwa after Federal grand jury service. Margaret Bowermaster and family report child ill on South Fifth. Mrs W S Utterback back in Oskaloosa after visit with W E Richardson. Agnes Ravtery and Aileene Keefe of Keokuk visiting Mrs K E Ullrich. Pauline Connell and Dorothy Adams ill at home. Mr and Mrs Charles Strah return to Ft Madison after visit with Albert Sharpe. Ross McCarty ill with measles on East Lowe. Osia Mannhardt very ill at aunt Mrs G C Kientz’s East Adams. Oscar Larson and family visit Ottumwa. Mrs Edgar Ingham of Brighton a guest at Jesse Daggett’s. William Heaton of Ottumwa in the city. Mt. Pleasant basketball team, winner of the southeast Iowa Tournament, leaves for Ames to contest the state championship. City Board of Education of Mt. Pleasant to pay team and coach expenses to Ames. Competing teams listed: Ft. Dodge, Iowa City, Mt. Pleasant, Sioux City, Indianola, Nashua, Marshalltown, Council Bluffs.
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Mt. Pleasant
Landowner Lapses While Wandering to Springfield
Lee Spooner a wealthy land owner and lawyer in Blue Mound Illinois, in a mentally ill state, walked to Springfield in the night and collapsed upon entering a hospital. He has suffered illness for ten years.
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Blue Mound
Ill
Lee Spooner
Springfield
Former anti officer gives suffrage speech in New York
Mrs. J. B. Montgomery of Portland Oregon, former vice president of the Oregon Anti-Suffrage Association, described her conversion after seeing a washerwoman study voting bills while washing. She cited the educational impact of the ballot on women and recalled Margaret Flynn’s change of heart after visiting her children.
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Oregon anti-Suffrage Associaten
Cosmopolitan Club
New York City
J. B. Montgomery
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Association
Margaret Flynn
Iowa
Munro Denies Promising City Appointments
A statement from Ralph H. Munro declares he has made no promises of City appointments to any office if elected and will not make such promises.
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Ralph H. Munro
Classified Ads Drive Breaks for a Worker
A single instance shows personal influence securing a good position for a worker, contrasting with the usual outcome driven by classified advertising. The remark notes rarity of such successes and highlights ad-driven hiring norms.
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Times
High School Debate Examines Philippine Protectorate Question
Fairfield High and Keokuk High debate Friday night at eight in the local auditorium on whether the United States should establish a protectorate in the Philippine Islands. Keokuk argues for the affirmative with John McManus Thomas Pond and Woolson Huiskamp. Fairfield presents the negative with John Bartlett Carroll Bradshaw and Otty Eckey urging the opposing view.
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Fairfield High School
Keokuk High School
United States
Philippine Islands
Keokuk
John McManus
Thomas Pond
Woolson Huiskamp
Fairfield
John Bartlett
Carroll Bradshaw
Otty Eckey
Houseboat duel leaves one wounded in Indiana
Terre Haute reports William Tryon white and Aleck Canthorn Jr. Negro living in house boats on the Wabash river exchanged shotgun fire. Canthorn hospitalized with chest and head shot. Tryon wounded but not seriously. Canthorn expected to recover. incident tied to local life on the river.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Tryon
Aleck Canthorn Jr
Wabash River
Canthorn
Tryon
Cawthorn
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Orpheum
Lady Jane
Fontireland
H. C. Cooper
Brighton
Glenn Cooper
Thomas Mulenix
Chicago, Ill
John H
A. B. Mulenix
Avery Horton
Ruth Gavin
Mina Hadley
Richland
Samuel F. Boldesier
Margaret Armer
Salem
Gilbert
Ottumwa
Petit Jury
Laura Chilcott
Davenport
Donald McGiffin
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Kewanee, I
R. H. Spence
Louis T. Chapins
Federal Grand Jury
Margaret Bowermaster
Mrs
Bert Bowermaster
South Fifth Street
W. S. Utterback
Oskaloosa
W. E. Richardson
North Third Street
Agnes Ravtery
Aileene Keefe
K. E. Ullrich
Pauline Connell
Lon Connell
The
City
Dorothy Adams
Silvan Adams
West Kirkwood Street
Charles Strah
Ft. Madison
Albert Sharpe
Ross McCarty
East Lowe Street
Osia Mannhardt
Oscar Larson
Edgar Ingham
Jesse Daggett
William Heatons
ANTI
J. C. Thorne & Son
DER
Caas
Richardson
Ons Bt
Malyed Ink CO
Wi Bate
Foucetsis
Armand
Gaumier Bros Jewelry
Brunswick Phonograph
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Fairfield Theater
Helen Holmes
the Cumberlands
William S. Hart
Mount Baldy
Golden State
Mack Sennett
J. W. Oliver & Son
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