Marlow Vaudeville Delights Holiday Crowd At Two Shows
Holiday crowds packed the Marlow theater for two vaudeville performances featuring Bill Urah as headliner and a lively lineup including Harry Otto Mildred Otto Hickey and Hart Carney and Rose Hamlin and Mack and a feature picture with the Marlow orchestra. The acts combined clean comedy dancing and clever tricks delivering a superior stage show.
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Orpheum
Marlow Theater
Bill Urah
Bill
Harry Otto
Hickey and Hart
Harry
Mildred Otto
Carney
Rose
Hamlin
Mack
Marlow
Laxative Brom Quinine Tablet Advertisement Note
For colds grip or influenza and as a preventative take Laxative Brom Quinine Tablets. A safe and proven remedy. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove.
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E. W. Grove
Hungarian horses for the pope carriage selected
In Budapest a Count Esterhazy stud was chosen to supply six snow white horses for Pope Pius XI’s coach in Rome during the 1925 Holy Year. An Italian commission had sought flawless white horses, but Esterhazy’s stock stood out for its pure whiteness with no dark specks. Police investigate taxi driver John Hulse disappearance after his car was found abandoned in Casper. A血 bullet fragment and blood stain suggest foul play.
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Budapest
Associated Press
Esterhazy
Hungary
Pius XI
Rome
Iungary
Count Esterhazy
Casper
Wyo
John Hulse
Hulse
Shepherd vows to sue over McClintock charges
Chicago January 1 Fifteen minutes after the chemist's report on the death of William Nelson McClintock is submitted to Coroner Oscar Wolff William D Shepherd the man who raised the 21 year old and is his chief heir announced plans to sue those who urged the inquiry Be assured the millionaire died naturally and Shepherd has consulted with lawyers about slander actions against investigators He will first issue a 1000 word statement and pursue damages offerings He says he is ready to act and will make those involved pay Coroner Wolff and chemist William M McNally finished tests while assistant state's attorney Joseph Savage said no grand jury plans were announced
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
Oscar Wolff Tomorro
William D. Shepherd
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Stender
William M. McNally
William Hektoen
Joseph Savage
Wolff
So This is Marriage at the Marlow
The Hobart Henley film presents Peter Marsh and Beth Marsh in an ultra modern marital struggle. Conrad Nagel and Eleaner Boardman star as the couple, with Lew Cody as the bachelor in residence. The plot follows financial tensions, faulted leisure, and the push to balance love and money amid social temptations.
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the Marlow
Carey Wilson
Peter Marsh
Conrad Nagel
Beth Marsh
Eleaner Boardmen
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tyomen-Daniel
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Peter
Eleanor
Boardman
Holland to join tercentenary celebrations in America
The Hague Dec. 14 The Nederlandsch-Amerikaansch Fundatie reports Holland will participate in the New Amsterdam tercentenary events. The fundatie promotes ties with the United States, aiding social business introductions for American visitors and coordinating with the Netherlands-American Chamber of Commerce Datel immigration by treaty and the Toursits association. It also funds translating Dutch literature into English for American circulation.
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Hague
Holland
Associated Press
New Amsterdam
New York
Nederlandsch-Amerikaansch Fundatie
Netherland—America Foundation of
Dutch Fundatie
United States
Fundatio
Aliens Picked to Make Good Americans Say Shira Laughlin
Washington reports Shira piological study for the House immigration committee says future Americans depend on existing laws. The Carnegie Institute official asserts immigration laws now shape born qualities of newcomers to improve physique intelligence and morals. Philadelphia arena fight ends in a ten round draw Wagner 123 pounds O'Brien 134 1/4 pounds.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Harry WT. Laughlin
Carnegie Institute of Washington
House Immigration Committee
Johnson
Philadelphia
Eddie
Kid) Wasgner
Tommy O'Brien
Milwaukee
Wagner
O'Brien
French Parliament Ad journs for New Year recess
Paris report states the French parliament adjourned until January 13 with pending bills including provisional monthly appropriations and the pivotal agreement between the ministry of finance and the Bank of France over the disposition of the recent American loan of 100 million dollars. Seven hundred thousand government employees get a 500 franc annual pay raise.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ministry of Finance
Bank of France
Victorian Government May Relieve Workers
Melbourne reports that the first Victorian Labor government plans to shift tax burden from workers to higher earners. Proposals raise income tax deductions to 1000 plus 500 for a taxpayer’s wife and raise child allowances from 150 to 250, with cuts limited to those earning under 40,000. Labor appears likely to carry the plan amid worker camps debating millennial gains. Freddie Vincent of England defeated Jackie Johnson in eight rounds in Toronto after a first round knockdown sequence.
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Melbourne
Australia
Associated Prees
Sikty Thon
Toronto
Freddie «Vincent
England
Jackie Johnson
Vincent
Red Flag Field Wins New Year's Handicap at Jefferson Park
At Jefferson Park New Orleans January 1 Red Flag Field ridden by Jockey Fielda won the New Year’s handicap the eight to one favorite Leopardess placed second and Hinkey finished third. Leopardess and Hinkey were coupled as the Greentree stable entry.
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Jefferson Park
Associated Press
New Orleans
Red Flag
Leopardess
Hinkey
Greentree Stable
Peggy Marsh Remarries English Actor in London Registry
Peggy Marsh the English actress wed Captain Reld Robert George Fenwick formerly of the Royal Horse Guards at a London registry office. The groom's Witham Hall seat in Lincolnshire ties him to the Duke of Manchester with a first wife who was the Duchess of Westminster's sister.
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Associated Press
London
Peggy Marsh
Reld
Robert George Fenwick
Royal Horse Guards
Evening News
Witham Hall
Lincolnshire
Duke of Manchester
Duchess of Westminster
Pegey Marsh
Albert L. “Buster” Johnson
New York
Cheerful Vienna Resumes Gaiety Despite Reverses
Vienna faces a surge of entertainment capacity despite declines in population. Financial official Herr Breitner cites seven new playhouses, increased seating in concert halls, expanded cinemas, 46 bars, 174 restaurants, and 208 cafes with wine gardens as proof of a vibrant scene. He argues for tax relief on entertainment and luxury to reflect the growth.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Herr Breitner
May Save Orchards Irrigation Commission Eyes Bird Scarer
The New South Wales Irrigation Commission has allocated funds for an experiment using marine signaling apparatus to deter birds in vineyards and orchards. A ship distress siren would be electrified on the farm and placed among trees to test its effectiveness in scaring fruit pests.
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Associated Prose
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New South Wales
Farmers push giant bakery to bypass middlemen in Germany
Berlin reports German farmers urge a massive bakery project under farmer control. The goal is to market their wheat directly to consumers as bread in the Reich, removing middleman influence and improving earnings.
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Berlin
Associated Spress
Germany
Butler Defends Education Against Democracy’s Shortcomings
New York, Jan. 1. President Nicholas Murray Butler of Venedo bia university warned that democracy must replace shallow leaders with proven knowledge and courage. He criticized modern education for starving youth of intellectual nourishment and discipline, noting decline in reading, writing, and basic arithmetic among students and teachers.
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Associated Press
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Venedo Bia. University
Butler
Chinese Soldiers Seize Arms in Shanghai Raid
Up to a hundred armed gangsters believed soldiers disguised boarded two steamers at the French concession wharf and overpowered officers and guards, seizing 200 cases of rifles and munitions valued at over a quarter of a million dollars. The arms, shipped from Hankow for General Sun Chuen-Fang allied with Wu Piefu, were held by customs when seized. No one was harmed as the raid occurred and news was delayed until this morning. The ships belonged to the Chinese Merchants Steam Navigation Company.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Kingta
Kiang Yuing
King Lee Yuin
Hankow
Sun Chuen-Fang
Pastor Deputy Reverend Bross Serves Dual Role in Utah
The Rev. Frank W. Bross of Salt Lake County is described as a deputy sheriff and ordained Methodist minister for over 24 years. He wears a deputy sheriff badge beneath his coat and serves as a regular member of the sheriff's force. In London, caricaturist Sir Fran Carruthers has died at an unspecified age.
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She. W. Bross
Salt Lake County
Utah
Frank W. Bross
Methodist Episcopal Church
First semi rigid dirigible to join U S Army arsenal base
The first semi rigid dirigible constructed in the United States is being shipped piece by piece to Scott Field near St. Louis. The 232 foot long craft will require about 19 days to ship and three months to assemble. It will be used by the army for scouting aerial photography training and experimental work. It carries 719000 cubic feet of helium and four 300 horsepower Liberty motors. Roma owned by Maly is the only larger semi rigid air cruiser.
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Associated Press
Akron
Olio
Jan
Scott Bield
St. Louis
Army
Liberty
Roma
Maly
No False Economy For New Mexico Governor
Santa Fe New Mexico January 1 Arthur T Hannett Democrat was sworn in as governor before thousands in the capitol. He pledged to continue Hinkle's efficiency budget mindset but warned against false economies harming roads and schools and called for completion of the 3000 mile federal aid highway program. He named the need for adequate delinquent tax laws to attract outside capital and to reform registration and election systems.
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Associated Press
Santa Fe
N. M
Arthur T. Hannett
New Mexico
Capitol
Hinkle
Competition Brings Cheap Gas to Island of Baitl
Port-Au-Prince Haiti December 20 By Associated Press Haiti experiences its gasoline war as garages and small merchants fight over case lots. Retail prices fell from 50 cents to 35 cents a gallon and are expected to stay near that level as small traders threaten large price marks.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Associated Press
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