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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
5
A man described as the Slayer was believed to have been murdered but sightings place him in Kansas. Police issued alerts and followed several leads while the search continued.
On the veil of a man legally dead Oklahoma officers and attorneys search for Edward Morris who is believed alive while Carl Howey serves a life term for murder. Howey was convicted on circumstantial evidence and Morris may have heard the case discussed though he cannot read.
Lawrence and Sandusky present the comedy Going Some a five act stage farce at Sugar's theatre for one night. The play centers on a phonograph race in New Mexico at the Flying Ranch with college students cow punchers and fans. it promises hearty laughter and a brisk pace. Rex Beach's book inspired the dramatization by Paul Armstrong.
The Wizard of Wiseland offers a rich musical comedy with mirth and amusing predicaments. Irresistible girls, magnetic comedians, and the best stage lion imported to this country boost a bright, catchy score for the year.
Lyceum Theatre crowd pleased by Broadway Vaudeville Company with a smoothly run program. Tonight is the final performance with additional pictures including The Early Settlers A Trip Through Scotland The Secret of the Cellar The Moving Picture Man A Day on the Battleship Justice and The Telephone repeated from last night.
J T Hagen Liquor Company formed by J T Hagen and G H McAdams applies to Monroe Louisiana city for license to open and conduct a saloon and bar room at 112 DeSiard street in the Keller building this December 7 1910 7 101 J T HAGEN LIQUOR CO
For sale Barcorn listed by T M Parker Co Call 7 6t. For rent store known as the Pastime opposite the opera house Apply to Julius Lemle 7 4t.
The Imperial Supreme Court refused to entertain Abdul Hamid's claim that he signed the withdrawal order under duress. It ordered the Reichensbach bank to pay the funds to the Turkish government, rejecting the plea that pressure invalidated the order.
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