Duel Between Gary and Huston Ends in Death
Gary declares he will duel Huston and Mary warns that the wedding would fail. He ignores her, confronts Huston, and kills him in a firearm duel. Rejoicing in her lover's survival, Mary embraces Gary and forgives him.
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The Virginian at Strand Theatre
Gary Cooper stars as the foreman of the Box Ranch in Wyoming 1880. He hires old friend Richard Arlen, meets Mary Brian the new Vermont teacher, and clashes with Walter Huston over a dancing girl. A hanging and a wedding plan unfold as romance and feud collide.
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Medicine Row
Wyoming
Gary
Richard Arlen
Mary Brian
Vermont
Walter Huston
Huston
Richard
Mary
Richand
Sunny Skies Opens at Opera House With Big Cast
The Tiffany all talking musical Sunny Skies debuts Thursday at the Opera House led by Renny Rubin, Marceline Day, and Rex Lease. Marjorie Kane and Wesley Barry also star with dance numbers by Rubin and Kane. Earl Burnett conducts the orchestra for musical portions directed by Norman Taurog from A P Younger script.
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Rax Lease
Marceline Day
Marjorie Kane
Tiffany
Opera House
A. P. Younger
Norman Taurog
R. C. A. Photophone
Renny Rubin
Benny Krantz
Mary Norris
Jim Grant
Rex Lease
Babe” Kane
Miss Kane
Mr. Rubin
Wesley Barry
Wesley Barrry
Renny Krantz
Earl Burnett
Val. Burton
Will Jason
Asama Volcano Eruption Claims Six Japanese Climbers
Six Japanese climbers, four men and two women, were killed by a violent eruption of Asama volcano near Tokyo. They were swept by lava about 2000 feet from the crater as a strong quake rattled the region. News from Tokyo dated Aug 20.
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Trustee Sale Notice for Home Furniture Deal
SPECIAL TODAY At Trustee Sale of Home Furniture Company a 2 piece bedroom suite formerly priced at 150 sale price 65 East Main St Just above stop light Gratton W Vac A brief local notice of a discretionary trustee sale on household furnishings with a marked discount and location details.
Cigarettes Stolen From N Rice Cigar Co Plant
Thieves stole cigarettes valued at $14,000 from the N Rice Cigar Co plant. Entry was via a hole cut in a second floor apartment floor. Cigarettes were loaded into a truck. two safes in the office remained undisturbed. The incident occurred in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
N. Rice Cigar Company
Snow and political notes from August dispatches
Alaskan SnowTail reports snow at Point Barrow with slush ice and southbound birds as Sails For Congress. Berlin notes Baron Von Dombubische-Hadden leaves for Washington to attend the International Law Congress and tour German colonies. Across the nation, a crossing guard at Oakley avenue guarded by a late guard was found murdered. other items include a murder charge in Los Angeles, a burial in Chicago, a divorce in Nevada, a chemist’s death in Pensacola, a deportation stay in Pittsburgh, and an elevator collapse in Baltimore with injuries.
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Western railroad grain elevator collapse on waterfront
Fire swept the waterfront collapse area as three other men were reported missing and search of debris began. Injured workers were rushed to the South Baltimore hospital while flames hindered recovery efforts.
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South Baltimore “Hospital
Ofdals
J Borgeois Dies Architect and Sculptor in Chicago
Louis Jean Borgeois, architect and sculptor, died last night after a long life marked by plans for a Bahai temple and a house of worship. He had hoped to see the Banat Temple framework started, with completion assured recently, though work would not begin until September.
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Chicago
Louis Jean Borgeois
Banat Temple
Borgeois
Bahias
Baha Sullah
Dry Law Attacked By Candidate For U.S. Senate Post
James Hamilton Lewis, candidate for United States senator, urged modification or repeal of the Volstead Act or the 18th amendment at the Democratic state convention. He blamed prohibition for corruption and farmer hardship, urged allowing farmers to profit from grain uses, and called for government brought back to the people.
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Springfield
Til
James Hamilton Lewis
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Senate
Lewis
Candy Manufacturers File In Bankruptcy
Boston Aug 20 Page & Shaw Inc candy makers filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Ottis E Dunham president and 17 others were indicted last May over alleged irregularities in a stock sale valued at 2 million dollars. The petition shows liabilities over 200000 and assets around 200000.
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Boston
Page & Shaw, Inc
Ottis E. Dunham
Afridis Urged to Renew Hostilities on Border
Reports from Peshawar indicate Indian congress emissaries from British territory entered the Bara Valley to press the Afridis to restart hostilities on the border. On the Kurram frontier, debates arose over automobile tire covers featuring George Washington and the American flag, sponsored by Rep. Sol Bloom and discussed in Congress.
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Afridis
Peshawar
India
Indian Congress
Bara
Kurram
Ning Automobile
Washington
Sol Bloom
New York
Annd
Washington Society
Friends of the First Presid
Bicenta Commission
Careful Study of Farm Credit Problem
Professor A G Black of Iowa State College urged at Cornell University during the International Conference of Agricultural Economists that farm credit issues be studied to improve service for farmers and lenders. He said credit has been neglected compared with marketing and farm product prices.
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Ithaca
A. G. Black
Iowa State College
International Conference of Agricultural Economists
Cornell University
Protests Signs In Alexandria Public Meeting
In Alexandria Virginia on August 20 the Washington Society moved to condemn a matter tied to civic life. The group discussed public sentiment and adopted a resolution urging restraint and unity in local affairs. The event reflects ongoing community engagement in national lineage and local values.
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Chicago
Prohibition
American Bar Association
Henry Upson Sims
Bar Association
Alexandria
Washington Society
Virginia
Plane crashes near Greenwood injures Mae Haizlit
An airplane crash eight miles east of Greenwood injures Mrs Mae Haizlit of St bowls while en route from Aita to Washington. The wheel failure caused a ground loop during landing in a cotton field. She was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Special Today At Trustee Sale Of Home Furniture Company
A trustee sale is held for the Home Furniture Company and Furniture Company property. The notice mentions a beautiful item formerly priced at $52 now listed at $22.60 as part of the public auction.
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