Haskell’s shift from railroads to Oklahoma politics
Charles N. Haskell, former Oklahoma governor, is described as highly qualified to plan a Mexican highway system. He built railroads in Ohio and Indian Territory, notably the Ozark and Cherokee Central, which he completed and sold to a major Southwest system. He then helped organize the new Oklahoma state government.
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Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Mexico
Haskell
Ohio
Buckeye
Indian Territory
Ozark and Cherokee Central Railroad
The Pearl Headed Pin at the Hallett Estate
Margaret Hallett faces a tangle of murder lies after a prison release and a missing body. Selkirk is suspected of the murder, a pearl pin links to a dead man, and truth risks wrecking family reputations as the Halletts weigh confession against loyalty.
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Margaret Hallett
Henry Sedway
Bec
John Selkirk
Selkirk
March
Ms. Hallett
Ledway
Joan
Pa T
Mr. March
George
Mrs. Hallett
Ray Bristowe
Ray
Harcourt
Carter
Lord Missenden
Colonel Hallett
Cordways House
March, Limited
London Haberdasher Stars in Fine Clothes Screen Debut
Peter Hungerford is the mild haberdasher who emerges from a basement shop in John M. Stahl’s Fine Clothes. Louis B. Mayer presents through First National at the Saenger theatre with a cast including Lewis S. Stone Alma Rubens Eileen Percy Raymond Griffith and William V. Mong. Marmont, the actor most associated with Mark Sabre, is firmly established as an Englishman on screen.
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Peter Hungerford
John M. Stahl
Louis B. Mayer
First National
Saenger Theatre
Peter
London
Marmont
Mark Sabre
Winier
Lewis S. Stone
Alma Rubens
Eileen Percy
Raymond Griffith
William V. Mong
Girl of Gold screens as blonde Florence Vido in dramatic tale
Florence Vido debuts as a blonde in The Girl of Gold, playing the pampered California heiress who courts society in New York under an assumed name. A mine cave in during a staged society ball on the sixteenth level of a Nevada gold mine heightens the plot, with Malcom McGregor Alan Roscoe Claire DuBrey Bessie Eyton and Charles French in the cast.
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Saenger
Florence Vido
California
New York
Nevada
Malcolm McGregor
Alan Roscoe
Claire DuBrey
Bessie Eyton
Charles French
Cure for skin ailments offered with guarantee by Monroe ad
An old advertisement promising a jar of BLUE STAR REMEDY for various skin conditions including itching eczema and sores. Guaranteed to not stain clothing with a pleasant odor, sold in Monroe by Collins Pharmacy.
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Childre
Monroe
Collin’s Pharmacy Adv
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Understane
Usten
Dora
Derest
Southwest
By Roy Vickers
Mumsie
The
News-Star
Vie
Percy Marmont
the Girl OF Gold
Producers Distributing Corp
GOLD
Florence Victor
Lewis Stone Percy Marmont
Eben Percy Wm. V. Mong
Fables Comedy Pathe News
Norma Talmadge
Lyceum Tomorrow
Cotton Commission
Harris Hyman, Jr
Cravier Street
New Orleans
Teilis Grotto Gia
Pew
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