Palace Secures Popular Stars Talmadge Sisters for Four Years
Palace theatre agrees to exclusive four year contract with Norma and Constance Talmadge for motion picture releases. Joseph M. Schenck producer and Associated First National Pictures announce a 20 million dollar deal with local rights held by manager W Holliday. Early titles include The Ring On The Door, Smiling Through, Garden of Allah, The Net, The Passion Flower and Wedding Bells.
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W. Holliday
Palace Theatre
Norma
Constance Talmadge
Talmadge Pictures
Joseph M. Schenck
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Holliday
Talmadee Sisters
Mr. Schenck
Palace
H. E. Grampp
Associated First National
Norma Talmadge
Constance
Channing Pollock
Majorie Rambeau
Jane Cowl
Garden of Allah
Robert Hitchen
Talmadge
Schenck
the Net
Tuberculin Tests Find No TB In Local Herds
Dr J A Gingery reports tuberculin tests on two more local dairy herds show no tuberculosis. P H Naber herd has 27 Holsteins and recent tests boosted milk records. Phillip Westbrook owns 23 Holsteins. More herds may be tested in weeks ahead as urged by Dr W W Daut at a board of health meeting.
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P. H. Naber
Seven Springs
G. M. Titus
Phillip Westbrook
J. A. Gingery
Scott County
Mr. Westbrook
W. W. Daut
Board of Health
Jennie Davidson
Yates Center
Kan
Davidson
Don Sung
Columbia
Indianspolia Ind
Maccabees meeting urged for Tuesday in Lexington
Notice calls all members of K O T M to attend Tuesday evening at 7 30 for business of importance signed by W Boldt Commander Lexington Ky. Thirty alleged moonshiners and fourteen prohibition events fought a pitched battle in Whit ley county Saturday. One man believed killed. Officers seized 160 gallons moonshine whiskey and 6 000 gallons of still beer. Six men captured.
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W. Boldt
Lexington
Whitley County
North Dakota League Tries One Last Move in Bank Fight
A political boss describes a high stakes chess game as North Dakota battles over the state bank, re deposits in county banks, and a new law to curb public funds. He predicts a January legislative shift and tightens control of the bank board as opposition fears liquidity collapse.
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State Bank
Grand Forks
League
North Dakota
State Bank of North Dakota
Anti-League
Muscatine Social Club Meets Tonight at 8
Muscatine social club members are urged to attend a meeting at 8 o'clock in the clue rooms to organize. Union officials in Indianapolis announced the United Mine Workers promised full moral and financial assistance to miners in Alabama and Mingo counties against coal operators.
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Muscatine
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Alabama
Mingo
West Virginia
Closing session outlines Versailles treaty status and early bills
The 66th Congress adjourns discussing whether President Wilson will return the Versailles treaty to the senate. Vermont treaties like the Polish, Anglo American French pact, and a Columbia treaty are pending. Action on revenue, tariffs, immigration limits, and reapportionment is slated for the current session with early work by census and immigration committees.
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Congress
Wilson
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Columbia
House
Harding
House Census Committee
House Immigration Committee
Plan For Senate and House Investigations In 1920s Session
The article outlines continued and new congressional probes including housing conditions, shipping board affairs, and political contributions. It notes Senator Kenyon leading the Senate committee on campaign activity, the Newberry Ford case in Michigan, and Newberry’s appeal. President Wilson will send hundreds of nominations, with limited confirmation chances. The session marks the third of the sixty sixth congress.
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Senate
House
Shipping Board
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Newberry-Ford
Michigan
Newberry
Supreme Court
Wilson
Constitutional sessions of 1919 loom in voter cycle
The first special session convened May 19 and adjourned November 19, 1919, while the second met December 1 and adjourned June 5 prior to national political conventions.
Mrs J Carl Barnard Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. J. Carl Barnard who died Friday night were held at 3 o clock Sunday from the family home at 107 East Eighth Street. The Rev J B Rendall of the First Presbyterian church officiated. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Fred C Vet ter Ed Will William Harris Julius Schmidt Lawrence St Denis and Vincent Fuller.
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J. Carl Barnard
East Eighth Street
J. B. Rendall
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Fred C. Vetter
Ed. Will
William Harris
Julius Schmidt
Lawrence St. Denis
Vincent Fuller
Charges against Jenkins dismissed in Puebla case
Mexico City Dec 5 All charges against William O. Jenkins American consular agent in Puebla were dismissed in the superior court today. He had been arrested last year on charges of complicity in his own kidnapping.
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Mexico City
Mex
William O. Jenkins
Puebla
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