The Hell Cat at the Atte Theatre stars Geraldine Farrar
Geraldine Farrar appears in The Hell Cat at the Atte Theatre beginning Bunny in her Johnny Pictures serial. Pancha Wyhirlon, daughter of a sheep wrangler, is linked to a plot of passion and danger with Jim Dike and Mancha. The tale moves through mine shafts and a courtly ordeal as Farrar battles desire and peril.
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Geraldine Farrar
Bunny
Johwyn Pictures
Acaquit
Pancha Wyhirlon
Hike
Cancha
Dike
Vaneha
Jim Dike
Mancha
Pancha
Arcade Today Artcraft Star Hart's The Harder Wirelem
William f Hart's new Artcraft feature The Harder Wirelem plays at the Arcade theater Sunday and Monday. Previewers note the film centers on Hun plotters on the border with Mexico and offers wartime action and Hart in khaki posing as a bandit and reformer.
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Thole
Wiliam F& Hart
Plas Tore
Hunday
Hoke
America
Mexico
Hart
Flint
The Learning of Jim Repton Western Drama Preview
In the Triangle western drama The Learning of Jim Repton Hoy Byewart stars as Jim Benton head of the Flying Band cow punchers. He faces a gunfight and dam opening clash with sheep men amid a rugged showdown to protect water rights. Shown at the Partin theatre Sunday and Monday.
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Jim Benton
Flying 7
Fio
Jim Penton
Jun Bentan
Arigra
Ehaet
Extire Baron
Jim Repton
Hoy Byewart Ta
Partin Theatre
Pendleton Adopts Ten Month School Term Rule
Pendleton school board reached a decision Saturday night to set a ten month term for all city grammar and high schools, replacing the previous eleven or nine month pension. The board favored the gain from extending to ten months, aligning with most reading schools in the state. Other routine matters were discussed and attendance noted.
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Pendleton
May Call Special Session By June
The report from Paris notes an apparent presidential forecast that Wilton will call a special session before June possibly in May. The Tallinn statement signals belief of an authoritative prediction and mentions talks in Washington with Allied leaders and ambassador arrangements.
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Paris
Wilton
Tallinn
Mary
Ammnandor Cottorea
Wilcor
Washington
First Secretary of World League Woman Murdered in Pare
May 1. State and local police declared the murder of Mrs Masry Ahoadwell, 29, whose nude body was found in a garden near the city center. The scene left in mystery with only shoes, gloves, and handkerchief nearby.
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Masry Ahoadwell
Bimines
Wii Athan
Rates decision affirms Skinner tax suit in Seattle case
The court affirms lower court rulings against the Skinner company of Seattle. The decision concerns reduced steel rates tied to Pacific coal and related financial actions. The ruling maintains prior findings in the racketeering finance dispute.
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Washington
Su Presse
Skinner
1Aidy Corporation
Seattle
Pacific Coal
Pat Bite
Murder charge and a missing woman case in a Victorian notice
A report describes a woman missing after leaving home Saturday night with her hands bound and clothing torn, as investigators note scratches on hay. Also cited is a Versailles peace conference scene and Ruth Garrison in Seattle facing a first degree murder jury selection, all framed in terse, period style.
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Bat W Gatrison
Seattle
Ruth Garrison
Supreme Cour
Less Meat If Back And Kidneys Hurt
A historic health claim argues regular meat consumption harms kidneys by uric acid, causing back ache and various ailments. It promotes Wine of Jad Babes with Lithia as a remedy, claimed to flush kidneys, reduce irritation, and prevent bladder disorders, presenting a popular old cure for kidney care.
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Saya
Sidney
Kiedder
Doctor Prescribes Vinol for Nervous Weakness
A patient named Mrs G. W. Lauren reports rapid improvement after using Vinol prescribed by her doctor. The testimonial claims Vinol contains tonic ingredients like beef liver and cod liver oil, enhancing strength and energy. The ad cites Koeppen's Drug Store and Drogelety as suppliers and promises relief from tiredness and low ambition.
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Mather
Jacksonville
Hervona
Mre
G. WM
Lauren
Becaupe
Koeppen
W W Delegates Form National Organization
Detectives and federal operatives monitored the LWOW convention in Chicago as about a hundred delegates registered and debated strategies to join IWW. City council considered resolutions against continuing the gathering amid security concerns. Fire damaged planes in New York as the day began.
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Chicago
May
LWOW
Toillay
American Federation of Lahir
Naval Aerial Plans Reported Amid Turbulent Trans-Pacific News
A scrambled dispatch claims navy aircraft lanes were seeded and moved through the trans-Pacific route without delaying a planned laminar mission. Commander Towers reports flight duties are being hastened, with machines mobilised amid political tension as Bolshevik activity and hostage seizures are alleged from Lebanon and Russia. Open revolt is described as being contained by terrorist measures.
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Navy
Commander Towers
Rieter
Axe
Libean
Lett#h
Rotjneviks
Russia
Mana
Delta fancy brick of COPENHAGEX on ice team
May 3 report describes an odd artifact called a Delta fancy brick of Copenhagen. The item is stored between board cartons in a Tiga population area and is said to keep for eighteen to thirty years, though the text is garbled and unclear about purpose or origin.
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Copenhagex
Tiga
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