Prohibition Comedy Tops at Majestic with Star Cast
A lively program at the Majestic features Mae West style humor in a Washburn comedy about prohibition and theft. Tom Moore stars in a melodrama involving diamonds and danger while Blanche Sweet headlines Deadlier Sexe. The bill includes Ford weekly and a lively stage revue with romance and peril, delivering fast paced entertainment for the suburban audience.
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la Crosse Mendy
Ford Titwational Weekly
Majestic
Washburn
Ie Majestic
Max
Bray
Bill
Fragmentary notice offers unclear content and names
The readable text is garbled with stray phrases about altruism and personal sentiments, making it hard to determine a clear event, date, or involved entities. No identifiable person, organization, place, or action is extractable with confidence.
A Poetic Protest On Workers’ Rights And Class Power
A fragmented poem laments wet brows and laborers’ plight while workers’ wage gains are claimed by those who profit. It contrasts the dignity of labor with ruling powers who profit from wages and social injustice, urging solidarity and truth. The piece calls for unity of brawn and brain against exploitation.
THE CITYS SERVANTS AND THE RISE OF THE TELEPHONE AGE
An illustrated jumble describes city life and the growing role of servants and telephone workers. A stork brings news of a baby in the neighborhood while telephones connect workers across Shelbyville. The piece reflects on daily duties, heartbreak, and the evolving infrastructure of urban service.
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Shelbyville
Fader
Modern city services vital to meet demands
I Lewi Chairman Indiana Public Service commission warns that daily operations rely on water electric street railway telephone and other utilities. He urges continuous service readiness and low wages for workers to ensure city functions during emergencies and routine needs.
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Olin
Wales
Midern
Demanis
Agten
Che Aman
Pasolina
I. Lewi
Indiana Public Service Commission
25 To Winona on Str C W His Friday September 10
Train schedule reads depart La Crosse 10:00 a m arrive Winona 2:00 p m depart Winona 4:00 p m arrive La Crosse 7:00 p m Moonlight leaves La Crosse 8:15 p m Tealto Jadz Orchestra promotes a pleasant outing. The Boston Transcript notes a change in Gallar’s prominence.
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Winona
Str. C. W
la Crosse
Tealto Jadz
Divorce action and travel details from 1918 marriage case
The record summarizes a divorce case involving Clarence Argotte and Cornell Bluffs, noting a marriage in 1918, separations around September 1926, a Kansas City trip, a return after 13 days, and final divorce granted. It also touches on World War I era pigeons and a note about a dam related to Damaneux, with involvement of a war journalist.
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Atoky
Clarence Argotte
Tudge Curtler
Cornell
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