The Destroying Angel shines at Edison feature release
Edison presents The Destroying Angel at the Bijou tomorrow through Kleine. The story blends romance and tragedy with murder as Mary Ladislas, widow to a string of fatal lovers, navigates fame, danger, and heartbreak amid a shifting cast and fateful outcomes.
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Kleine-Edison Bpay
HisOt
Edison
Kleine. Edison
Bijou
Louis Joseph Vance
Mary
Hugh Whitaker
Nine Courses Named for 1916 National Golf Events
The United States Golf Association lists nine courses to be considered for three national championships in 1916. Minikahda club in Minneapolis is chosen for the National Open, joining Detroit's Country club, Englewood in New Jersey, and others for the Open and Amateur and Women's events. Delegates meet in Chicago January 14 to select the final sites.
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New York
Howard F. Whitney
United States Golf Association
Chicago
Association
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Nassau Country Club
Piping Rock Club
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Country Club
Detroit
Englewood Country Club
Englewood
New Haven
Conn
Belmont Spring Country Club
Boston
Greenwich
Texas banker shoots two bandits during holdup
Paris Texas December 28 L G Webb assistant cashier of the Bank of Grant Oklahoma was hailed as he shot two bandits who held up the bank and escaped with 4000 dollars.
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Paris
Texas
L. G. Webb
Bank of Grant
Grant
Okla
Clerk’s Books Are Looked Into Today
The finance committee of the county board of supervisors examines the books of Clerk of Circuit Court Frank H. Aiken following a board resolution. The panel will report findings tomorrow as the 1915 session ends, aiming to determine where fees may be legally assessed.
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Frank H. Aiken
Finance Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Sweden Wavers Toward Ford Peace Mission
Stockholm reportsSweden's people are warming to the Ford peace mission. Peace leaders addressed the largest most enthusiastic meeting yet with Oscar sailing from New York noted. Stockholm press offers favorable comment praising restraint over action.
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Charles P. Stewart
United Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Ford
New York
Franklin club debates war topic for Europe peace
The Franklin club will debate the question whether immediate peace serves Europe’s best interests. Harry Robinson Dr A R Kempter and Rev F A Clark argue affirmative while Russell Webb Homer W Leach and Paul W Mahoney hold the negative. the event is described as highly interesting this season.
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Europe
Franklin Club
Harry Robinson
A. R. Kempter
F. A. Clark
North Presbyterian Church
Russell Webb
Homer W. Leach
Paul W. Mahoney
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PAZO Ointment
Druggists refund money if PAZO Ointment fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. Price 50 cents.
North Side Briefs Highlight Guest Visits and Home News
Major John Stevenson of Milwaukee is the guest of friends on the north side. Miss Mary Morris returns to Minneapolis after visiting Miss Cora Engebretsen at 1217 Gillette. Miss Eva Ryan, once ill at 914 Gillette, again moves about. Frank and Mrs. Johnson return from Lanesboro to 1645 Charles. Joseph A. Davidson returns from Minneapolis. J M Knox back in Rochester after a few days at 1352 Charles. Miss Margaret Sweeney returns to Hokah from 413 Avon. Mrs. Nutting confined to 1829 Kane with illness. Henry Bissen returns to De Soto from 1539 Wood. Alfred Beck visiting 527 Caledonia. Chester Blystad returns from north side visit. There is a song in every man's heart. The woman that loves him knows the words.
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O'Neil
John Stevenson
Milwaukee
Mary Morris
Minneapolis
Cora Engebretsen
Gillette Street
Eva Ryan
Frank Johnson
Lanesboro
Charles Street
Joseph A. Davidson
North Side
J. M. Knox
Rochester
Margaret Sweeney
Joseph Breuer
Avon Street
Hokah
George Nutting
Kane Street
Henry Bissen
DeSoto
John Coughlin
Wood Street
Alfred Beck
Prairie du Chien
John Keaveny
Caledonia Street
Chester Blystad
Homer
Violent artillery fighting on Vosges front reported
Paris dispatch says the War Office communique notes heavy artillery duels along the Vosges front with no other major Western Front developments. French gunners repelled enemy thrusts and forced a retreat to trenches on Hartmannsweiler Kopf.
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Paris
Vosges
Hartmannsweiler- Kopf
It Is Not Good Form For A Man To Pose Innocent
A terse adage notes that appearances can mislead and cautions against overacting virtue. The line implies social judgment on men who project undue innocence to mask other motives.
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