Orpheum Tuesday program full of classic American shorts
Four reel program at the Orpheum features "An Innocent Theft" a vindication tale by Vitagraph plus "The Part of Her Life" a Se lig comedy about a young actress. Also "The Katzens Jammer Kids" and "Broncho Billys Bible" a J M Anderson western. "The Leading Ladys Baby" with a hotel caper ends in a legal twist. Wednesday Thursday adds "The Post Telegraph" two reel feature with the 100 cast.
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Orpheum
Vitagraph
Tlee
Selig
KatzensJammer
Hans
Fritg
American Pathe
Puss
Law
Fido
the Post Telegraph
Kaleidoscopic Film Listings at Local Theater
A Tuesday program features Kalem’s Into the Jungle a drama praised for its original storyline and strong cast. Also shown are For The Honor of The Name a society life tale with noble sacrifice, The Rube's Easter at Atlantic City a comedic romance, A Child of the Wilderness a western heart story, and Revenge a couple’s elopement amid a family feud.
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Good Pictures
Raphael
Atlantic City
Lubin
Selig
Jenny
Jack
Fall Round-up on the Y-6 Ranch and Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight
Monday only program features three western reels including Fall Round-up on the Y-6 Ranch and Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight from Reliance. Also shown is The Counting of Time prize-fight tale and Love's Call from Majestic, with a Millionaire for a Day comedy led by Mr. Cumpson.
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Y-6
Reliance
Nestor
Mr. Cumpson
Gibbon Residents Camp Out During Summer Visit
Misses Eather and Helen Narkana of Weston visited Miss Anna May Thompson in Gibbon. Bets and families from Pendleton and Walla Walla were noted visitors. A camping party including Roy Davis, Henry Thompson, Anna May Thompson, and Will Swaundt fished at the head of the Umatilla river with good success.
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Gibbon
Ore
Eather
Helen Narkana
Weston
Anna May Thompson
W. J. Thompson
Eldon
Pendleton
Elks’ Circus
Margarete Scott
Dorothy Hunziker
Walla Walla
Bingham
P. A. McPhee
Bingham Springs
George Brace
Susan King
Roy Davis
Henry
Will Swaundt
Umatilla
A. Greggs
Albert Baker
Little Son
Summerville
John Hager
R. C. Hager
Clark to Bryan proves or retracts charges at convention
The article chronicles Champ Clark denying Bryan's alliance charge as false and demanding justice within the Democratic Party. It details Clark's supporters meeting at the Emerson hotel, plans to address the convention in Baltimore, and Clark's brief written statement postponing public remarks until after talks with allies.
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House of Representatives
Wiliam J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Missourian
Emerson Hotel
Clark
Ollie James
David R. Francis
Missouri
Senator Stone
William R. Hearst
John Temple Graves
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma
McGuire
California
Reed
Baltimore
Washington
Bryan
Murphy
Tammany Hall
St Paul Man Seeks Help After Sister Burn Injury
A St Paul man seeks aid for his sister who suffered burns in an incident. He requests assistance from the community and local authorities to cover medical expenses and support her recovery.
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St. Paul, Minn
Boy’s skin grafts aid sister’s burn recovery in Minneapolis
A year after a fire that badly burned Fannie, doctors grafted 32 square inches of skin from Lao to the seven year old to help her heal. The operation at Minneapolis City hospital left Lao with no lasting injury, while Fannie’s condition improves as she recovers from the blaze at their home on Fifth Avenue North, July 20, 1911.
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Lao Titenbaum
Minneapolis
Fannie
Minneapolis City Hospital
Fifth Avenue North
Leo
Gay Lothario of 83 in Court
Samuel R. Myers, 83, longtime Brooklyn alderman, fights a $30,000 breach of promise suit by Charlotte Frances Law, 60. She accuses him of proposing in 1902, sending poems and love letters, and planning a wedding before he married another woman five years later. The case features eight other female witnesses and Myers and his wife attending court.
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New York
Tribunal of Supreme Court
Blackman
Samuel R. Myers
Brooklyn
Charlotte Frances Law
Law
Myers
Lincoln Place
Rockaway Beach
Massachusetts
Bulldog's Life for Amen at Allentown Show Ends in Tragedy
Pat Edgewood Patton a prize bulldog valued at $1000 owned by Frank Dole of New Haven was not shown when it killed a chicken after chasing a hen. The trainer’s dog was killed by an Italian owner who struck it with an axe as the trainer tried to intervene. Police hunted the Italian who vanished. Dole offered to pay for the chicken.
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Allentown
Pat Edgewood Patton
Frank Dole
New Haven
Becase
Edgwood Patton
Doles
Edgewood Patton
Mr. Dole
Two Die Likely After Long Island Car Crash
A high-power touring car and a runabout collided near the Long Island Motor Parkway grandstand in Hempstead. Arthur Baumgartner of Hempstead died burned beneath the touring car while six others were injured, two fatally. Injured include Frank Vandewater and Benjamin Mollineau of Hempstead and Dr Ray MacCombs of Pearsall Texas.
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Long Island
Hempstead
N. Y
Arthur Baumgartner
Grand Stand
Long Island Motor Parkway
Baumgartner
Frank Vandewater
Benjamin Mollineau
Ray MacCombs
Pearsall
Texas
Vacations urged as essentials by Philadelphia pastor
The Rev Dr J Ramsey Swain pastor of Woodland Presbyterian church urged that vacations are necessities and everyone should have one. He promoted the seashore as an ideal destination noting vacations aid health friendships ideas and visions and recall the biblical example of Simon Peter’s seashore rest leading to broader service.
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Philadelphia
J. Ramsey Swain
Woodland Presbyterian Church
Simon Peter
Joppa
Paulding Sets Navy Speed Record at 82 Knots
Newport Rhode Island reports the destroyer Paulding achieved what is described as the fastest time by a United States Navy vessel during annual speed and smoke tests. Commanded by Lieutenant S H R Doyle, the Paulding averaged 32.7 knots over two hours and previously held the destroyer record at 81.8 knots last year.
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Paulding
Newport
R. E
United States Navy
S. H R. Doyle
Navy
Checking Names 10 Be Colossal Task
Salem Oregon July 1 The secretary of state's office may ballot 240000 names to check for 24 initiative measures with clerical help. Measures include tax bills road bills single tax blue sky hotel inspector and others. Senator Carson planned measures shift to legislature. Transfer of signer names warned or they will be cast out. Time shortage risks petitions lacking names due to inaccuracies.
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Salem
Ore
Secretary of State
Olcott
State Tax Commission
Legislative Committee
Oregon Equal Taxation League
People’s Power League
State Grange
Nesmith
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
John A. Carson
Two Apply for Superintendent at Eastern Oregon Insane Hospital
Salem Ore July 1 Two written applications have been received for the superintendent position at the new Eastern Oregon Branch Insane Hospital with plans to choose early in July. The salary is 3000 annually matching the main asylum. Applicants are Dr J Dillon Plamondon of Athena and Dr I C Temple of Pendleton.
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Salem
Ore
State Board
Eastern Oregon Branch Insane Hospital
J. Dillon Plamondon
Athena
I. C. Temple
Pendleton
Wild Water Nymph Proves To Be A Man
Livingston police chase ends with a clerk exposing a bizarre motive for cross dressings after seven capture attempts. The man claims prenatal fate and being dragged onto his mother’s clothing, leading to a lifelong urge to wear women’s attire and swim at night in the Yellowstone river. He will remain under police surveillance. name withheld to protect the officer.
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Livingston
Mont
Frank Swindlehurst
Poiceman Hansen
Yellowstone
Swindlehurst
Ballards Snow Liniment Sold By A C Koeppen Bros
A Bent or stooping posture causes back strain and pain that resists relief. Ballardss Snow Liniment offers penetrating relief for strained muscles and back pain. Prices are 5c, 50c and 1.00 per bottle, available from A C Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Auto Truck Haul It Specializes in Quick City Moves
Penland Brook area movers offer quick furniture and plane moving services in city trips or country transfers. Calls to Main 389 for speedy hauling of any item. Local service with emphasis on versatility and promptness.
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Penland Broa
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