Louisiana Lou comes to Ozark's La Salle style stage
The Ozark Theatre hosts a traveling Louisiana Lou cast after a Chicago premiere. Thirty two chorus girls, trained in La Salle's school, perform in fresh costumes with all scenery new. Local ads note shops, gifts, and programs from McAdams Drug Store to Parsons Jewelry along with community notices and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Donnel Bennett
Chicago Record-Herald
Chiago
la Salle Opera House
Ozark Theatre
Bennett
Chicago
Chicago la Sallé
Harry Askin
Merry
la Salle
Louisiana Lou
Fire destroys First Christian Church on College Avenue
A late afternoon blaze gutted the First Christian Church on College Avenue leaving only brick walls. The organ, furnishings, carpets, and seats were consumed. Loss estimated at 25000 with 8000 on building and furniture and 2000 on the organ. Fire chief said the furnace likely started the fire. janitor B F Moore had heated the building earlier. Community supports temporary worship plans while a new church will be erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
College Avenue
B. F. Moore
First Baptist Church
New Church Built After Civil War Losses Dedicated in 1901
The congregation rebuilt after heavy Civil War losses and outgrew the original structure. In 1900 a new beautiful church was completed with no debt. On January 6, 1901, the building was dedicated with Dr. J. H. Garrison of Saint Louis delivering the sermon. Later additions added a pastor's study and space for a pipe organ. Cravens & Co. advertised fire insurance.
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Robert Graham
John T. Johnson
Richard M. Johnson
United States
Martin van Buren
Physic Square
Graham
Pittsburg
Penn
Ozark Institute
Court House
Masonic Hall
Eigteen
Washington Hotel
Prairie Grove
College Avenue
J. H. Garrison
Saint Louis
J P Morgan Testifies Before Pujo Committee
J P Morgan testified before the Pujo Committee describing bank deposits near one hundred ten million dollars and detailing banking affiliations with Morgan trusts and rail interests. He claimed his firm directed corporate leadership and controlled securities pricing while denying competitive markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Pujo
Morgan Bank
Attoorney Unterteyer
New York Central
New Haven
Boston-Maine
American Telephone and Telegraph
Southern Railway
Northern Pacific
Reading
Steel Corporation
Perkins
Garry
Gary
Pere King
Morgan
Morgan and Company
National City Bank
Bank of Commerce
Northern and Southern Pacific Railroad
Untermeyer
Taft urges Cabinet in Congress and trusts policy
President Taft proposes placing Cabinet members in Congress to explain department actions and support enforcement of the Sherman and Pure Food laws. He notes debates over specific departments could be avoided with direct cabinet representation and outlines his trust policy aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
New York
Elyen
Interior
Agricultural
Post Office
Labor
Desperate Fight With Wife Murderer in Memphis
Adam J Boehler who killed his wife with a cutthroat attack held off police in a business district room. He wounded a policeman and a drug clerk Spaulding Parsons before being shot by detective Briddey on a roof and dying later in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Hare
Adam J. Bochler
Policeman Wooten
Spaulding Parsons
Boehler
Briddey
Popular Licensed Pictures at Ozark Exhibit
Mr Adama offers Dae of Car bon reproductions of Great Masters ceiling at 15 cents each and 1.50 per dozen. Mrs Schlagelh and Mrs Trahin visit from Alliance Ohio entertaining relatives before returning home. A.C. McAdams promotes Christmas goods including fountain pens with gold band University of Arkansas items and banners. Palace Oysters available at Charles Confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
Ozark Theatre Draws Regional Crowds for Louisiana Lou Show
Nesbit MeMillian promotes gifts and open nights before Christmas. McAdams Store lures shoppers with family items. The Ozark Theatre attracts visitors from Bentonville Rogers Springdale Prairie Grove and beyond as autos and trains bring crowds to see the show Louisiana Lou.’
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Nesbit
MeMillian
Ozark Theatre
Bentonville
Rogers
Springdale
Prairie Grove
Louisiana
Breght
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Lou
Grabius’ Studio
Geo. Paigens
West Side Square
Parsons Jewlery Store
A. C. Adams
Ozark
M. B. Crowell
Skintook, Okla
McAdams Drug Store
Dick Rice
C. M. Bryant
Greenville, Tex
Mr. Gee
Yves
Winslow
McAdams
Johnson
W. 8. Johnson
The
University
Fayetteville
Anne Harris
Charlies Confectionery
E. B. Harrison
Christian Church
Mus
Parsons
Huylers
Gunthers
Blanke
Menekirs
Liggetts
Barr’s
Rexall Company
Hhol Ghrlallan
Yond
Geo. Parsons Jewelry Store
Scott Hamilton
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Kodak
Hudson Hardware Co
Dickson St
Gunther
Beick
Lowney
Palace Drug Store
Parsona Jweeelry
I. W. Guisinger
Call Johns Transfer Co
Payetteville’s Flower Store
Cravens & Co
the Head of Destiny
Pathe
Hogans
Lubin
Telegraph News
Caurk
Peye All Cie
Watson
McAdatos Drug Store
W. P. Marra
Joe Fallin
Mt. Comfort
George Wilson
Washington County
Mra
J. H. Schlagelh
Mra. Trahin
Alliance
Ohio
A.C . McAdams
Arkansas
Chariles
McAdams Store
Feride
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