Beloved Brute at the Antlers Show
The Beloved Brute screens for the last time at the Antlers. Kenneth Perkins novel adapts into a J Stuart Blackton photo drama with Marion Constantine producing. Marguerite de la Motte portrays a dance hall girl amid circus adventures and a narrow wildcat escape. Victor McLaglen stars. Mack Sennett offers a comedy with Ben Turpin and Fox News Weekly adds to the program.
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Antlers
Kenneth Perkins
J. Stuart Blackton
Marion Constance
Marguerite de la Motte
Victor McLaglen
Marguerite de LaMotte
William Russell
Mary Alden
Stuart
Holmes
Mack Sennett
Ben Turpin
Fox News
To Cure a Cold in One Day Lavative BromO Quinine Tablets
An advertisement claims a single day cure for colds using Lavative BromO Quinine tablets sold by a British maker. The box supposedly bears the signature of E. W. Grove, Co. The piece notes a British breeder sending 80 salaries to New York in one shipment.
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E. W. Grove, Co
New York
Prizes Offered In Puzzle With Ford Touring Car
A promotional puzzle promises a 1925 Ford Touring car as first prize along with 40 other prizes. Entrants must rearrange digits in a square to make 14 in every row and column and mail their solution with name and address for a chance to win. No money required.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
An advert promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easier hair-darkening solution than homemade sage tea. It claims the preparation covers gray hairs naturally after a few uses, leaving hair dark, glossy and youthful looking.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Wered
Three Weeks a Major Screen Success at Marlow
Goldwyn Pictures presents Three Weeks adapting Eliney Glyn’s novel with Aileen Pringle and Aeris Conrad Nagel star in a grand visual production. Alan Crosland’s direction highlights beauty in simple settings and striking photography. The romance carries a moral message about love, purity, and consequences. Final showings announced.
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Eliney Glyn
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Marlow Theater
Elena
Aileen Pringle
Aeris Conrad Nagel
Mitchell Lewis
John Sampolis
Nigel de Bruollier
Stuart Holmes
Robert Cain
Dale Fuller
Clairette Lorex
Alan Crosland
Mrs. Glyn
Tanishr
Boston and Montana Mining firms set to start work in four weeks
Ambrose MERRILL, new president of the Boston and Montana Mining Corp, plans to begin property work within four weeks at Wise River with officials including L. Rogers and Howard Winter en route to inspect holdings. Meanwhile Mann Bros orchestra tours the Marlow theater delivering a jazz program of 18 instruments and diverse vocal selections.
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Butte
Ambrose K. Merrill
United States Steel Corporation
Boston and Montana Mining Corporation
Wise River
Rogers
New York Curb
Howard Winter
Eastern Financial
Battle
L. C. Coggin
Frankiyn King
Boston
New England Trust Company
Dillon
Mann Bros’ Orchestra
Marlow Theater
the Marlow
Drr. Wijgen
Marden Mann
Jess Mann
Waxyden Mann
William Tenderson
Dudley Wilson
Rastus Tush
Burre
Soldier of Fortune Dreben Dies in Hollywood
Sam Dreben a Pershing era soldier and scout died of paralysis in Hollywood California at 43 His career spanned action in the Philippines China Nicaragua Mexico and World War I He served with Lee Christmas Villa and Pershing earning Medaille Militaire Croix de Guerre and Italian decoration He will be buried in Hollywood with family in Chicago and Dallas notices confirm his death
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St. Etienne
Dreben
Pershing
Paris
Russia
United States
Philippines
China
Peking
Panama
Nicaragua
Honduras
Lee Christmas
Tie
Diaz
Mexico
Villa
General Pershing
Felipe “Little
Phil” Alguin
Los Angeles
4& Brother
Chicago
Hollywood
Dallas
Tex
Sam Dreben
Columbus
Caltoder
Royail R. Weatkins
Ninety-Fifth
Mead
A. Wlst Infantry
Meuse‘Argonne
Champigne
Something Tells Me by May Robson at Mary Law Theatre
May Robson presents Something Tells Me at Mary Law Friday March 20. Robson stars as Jane Meredith a bold self willed heroine whose comic misadventures are resolved through a deft psychic touch with Augustus Pilou, Inc supplying the cast and production.
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May Robson
Marylaw
Miss Robson
Jane Meredith
Mary
Tane
Timsr
Augustus Pilou, Inc
Miss Rabson
Fall Arrives in Cheyenne as Teapot Dome Trial Tied
Albert B Fall former interior secretary arrived in Cheyenne with C C Chase and attorney Mari Thompson to testify in the Teapot Dome annulment case. The government seeks to prove a financial link to Stephen Sclair while Fall declined comment on testifying or invoking his constitutional right. A grand jury indictment in Washington anchors the case. A separate note mentions a University of Chicago campaign to raise 17 million 500 thousand dollars.
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Fall
Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated Press
Teapot Dome
Albert B. Fall
Interior
C. C. Chase
el Paso
Texas
Mari Thompson
Ot Cial
Mr. Fall
Washington
Veterans bureau accused in Oscar Frazier case in Rochester
Earl Frazier, brother of Oscar Frazier, alleges the Veterans Bureau is showing that Arthur Lopez is a Mexican imposter and claims Oscar, an Indian soldier reported killed in action, is alive. Frazier and former D Company guardsmen visit Rochester to press the claim, presenting Camp Cady photos and identifying veterans.
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Rochester, Minn
Mare
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Oscar Frazier
Arthur Lopez
Earl Frazier
Oscar
Lockpool
S. C
D Company
Rochester
National Guard
Arthur
Theseamen
Arthur Frazier i8
France
Frazier
Veterans’ Bureau
Lopez
Camp Cady
Income Tax Promises Packed Surplus and Tax Cuts
Washington announces new revenue law effects with reduced rates for moderate incomes and an anticipated surplus exceeding 100 million dollars. Returns for 1924 are due by midnight tomorrow as treasury officials plan immediate analysis of the law's impact and possible further 1926 tax changes.
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Treasury
Washington
Abe
Internal Revenue
Student Bards Write One Poem Each Week
In Seattle the University of Washington drama department offers a course where Glenn Hughes teaches a weekly poetry class. Students first avoid rhyme to prevent doggerel and focus on imagery, submitting a new poem each week.
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Seattle
Associated Press
University of Washington
Glenn Hughes
Four Witnesses in Poison Cage Case Echo Typhoid Deaths
A chain of deaths follows the $1,000,000 McClintock fortune after typhoid claims William McClintock December 9 1924. Four witnesses including George Fosberg Dr Charles Farman John Marchand and Chief Justice Harry Olson are connected to an investigation sparked by an anonymous letter and tied to William D Shepherd Isabelle Pope and the fostered child William Nelson McClintock.
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George EB. Fosberg
Charles C. Farman
National University of Sciences
John FP. Marchand
University
Harry A. Olson
Municipal Court
Young McClintock
Miss Pope
Qison
McClintock
Chicago
William N. McClintock
William D. Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
William Hickling
Ottawa
Illinois
Anaconda Boy Hurt in Auto Bus Collision
March 15 at Anaconda Montana Franken Treweck 16 son of Mr and Mrs John Treweek of Opportunity suffered serious injuries when a parked car was struck by an automobile bus near the east end of the Anaconda concrete highway. He remained unconscious late tonight. His mother escaped injury. Bus passenger James Sellings had a fractured nose.
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Butte
Franken Treweck
John Treweek
Opportunity
Anaconda
James Sellings
League council opens opium pact to more states
London and Geneva reports discuss Chamberlain and MacDonald clash over Geneva policy and disarmament. The League of Nations plans to invite Sudan and other nations to sign the international opium convention, while Iran Persia seeks alternatives to opium crops for medical needs.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
League
Sudan
Russia
Mexico
Monaco
San Marino
Afghanistan
Province of
Oro
Scnador
Hedjaz
Iceland
Persia
Joan Crop Protester Demands Livelihood Alternatives
Crop Joan argues she cannot stop opium cultivation until peasants gain other livelihoods. She asserts continued growing is essential for rural survival and calls for viable income options and government support.
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Joan
United States
Drinkers Retaliate for Price Rise in German Wine Market
Berlin reports Spanish wine drives German wine out of the market. German wine-growers urge modification of the Spain Germany commercial treaty which lets Spanish swine enter at low duties. Greek and Portuguese wines also pressuring German markets amid cheaper French wine. Consumers recall past high prices and push back against perceived price manipulation.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wie
Spain
Germany
Greece
Wittenberg College Seeks Fundraiser Support
Wittenberg College in Springfield seeks a fan bringing about $500 to support campus programs and student activities. The plea targets community donations and alumni contributions to reach the fundraising goal.
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Wittenberg College
Springfield
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