Orpheum Listings of Vitagraph Features and Shorts
The Orpheum announces Tuesday screenings including The Deer Slayer a two reel Vitagraph drama starring Florence Turner shot in Cooperstown New Jersey The Wanderer with Mae Marsh Henry Walthall and Walter Miller The Haunted House Kalem and The Eleventh Notch Kalem feature a frontier tale Carlyle Blackwell leads with Swift Bear Aunty and the Girls a boyish caper and Captain Mary Brown with Edith Story plus Shep in a comedy Palmer Komedy Kids return Wednesday and Thursday
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the Orpheum
Florence Turner
Vitagraph
America
Cooperstown
N. J
Mae Marsh
Henry Walthall
Walter Miller
Vom
Harry
Carlyle Blackwell
Mr. West
Swift Bear
Aunty
Rdlison
Mary Brown
Edith Story
Mary
Shep
The Cheyenne Massacre in Kalem’s Two-Reel Feature
The home of good pictures outlines a Tuesday program featuring The Cheyenne Massacre presented as an extra special two reel Kalem historical feature. The listing promotes the Studencos produced historical piece as part of the program.
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the Home of Good Pictures
Desert melodrama features dance and redemption tale
A fragmentary review highlights a desert setting with a Turkey Trot dance and a dramatic plot about an outlaw seeking redemption. The piece mentions a blood message on a white horse, a suspenseful atmosphere, and several feature titles including When Strong Men Meet Hearts and Crosses and Why Men Leave Home.
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Nestor
Belair
C. Henry
Pelkey Exonerated by Coroners Jury
Calgary May 28 Arthur Pelkey was exonerated by a coroner s jury for the death of Luther McCarty who died last Saturday after a fight. Pelkey faced a preliminary hearing on a manslaughter charge with bail set at 10 000. An autopsy by Dr H H Mosher found death from a jaw blow causing neck dislocation and brain hemorrhage.
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Calgary
Alberta
Arthur Pelkey
Luther McCarty
Pelkey
McCarty
H. H. Mosher
Melarty
Four Die in Cicero Dwelling Fire
Chicago May 28 Mrs Martha Liber, 60, Lillian Jacobs and an adopted baby girl were cremated and five persons were seriously injured when a grocery and dwelling in Cicero, a suburb, burned early today.
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Chicago
Martha Lieber
Lillian Jacobs
Cicero
Denver City Wins Its Municipal Water Fight
Washington May 28 The city of Denver won its fight for municipal ownership of the water plant when the supreme court reversed the circuit court of appeals decision enjoining the city from issuing 8 million dollars in bonds to purchase the existing plant.
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Washington
Denver
Supreme Court Today
Circuit Court of Appeals
Detective Esola on trial in San Francisco for bunco profits
Detective Frank Esola, one of eight police officers, goes on trial before Superior Judge Dunne in San Francisco. He faces charges of accepting part of 2100 dollars taken by a bunco ring from Charles Folda.
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San Francisco
Frank Esola
Police Department
Indictea
Italian Banco
Dunne
Bunco
Charles Folda
Electric Bitters Promised to Rejuvenate Health
Tired, weak people would gain energy and appetite by using Electric Bitters a home remedy for stomach liver and kidneys. Mrs Rhinevault of Vestal Center N Y praises it as a great gift. Get a bottle to see health improvements. Only 50c and 1.00 recommended by Koeppens.
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Koeppens
Vetoed Wisconsin Referendum on Women Suffrage
Madison, May 28 Governor McGovern vetoed the Glenn bill providing for a referendum on a women suffrage in Wisconsin next year The governor recommended instead a referendum on the proposition to be taken in 1916
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Madison
Wis
McGovern
Glenn
Wisconsin
Emperor Yoshihiro Improves. Empress Ill With Cold
Tokyo dispatch reports Emperor Yoshihiro's condition greatly improved and recovery likely. The empress is seriously ill with a cold contracted while caring for the emperor.
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Tokio
Yoshihiro
Nominations Sent to Senate by Wilson
President Wilton has sent several nominations to the Senate including Andrus Jones of New Mexico for first assistant secretary of the interior Clay Tallman to be commissioner of the general land office and Charles Cruce of Virginia as assistant commissioner of the land office These actions posted from Washington on May 25 reflect broader administration changes and personnel moves across key federal land and interior roles
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Washington
Wilton
Senate
Andrus Jones
New Mexico
the Interior
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
Charles Cruce
Virginia
Land Office
Montrose Airman Desmond Arthur Killed in Plunge
May 25 Montrose Scotland Lieu tenant Desmond Arthur of the Royal Air Force is killed when his aeroplane plunges from a great height at the end of a training flight. The accident occurred during routine work with the British army air corps.
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Montrose
Scotland
Desmond Arthur
Avia- Hon Corps
Grasshoppers Spread Through New Mexico And Texas
Amarillo Texas May 28 A massive column of grasshoppers five miles wide and eighteen miles long moves northeast through northeastern New Mexico between Elida and Texline. The invasion threatens vast areas as the pests strip grass and foliage leaving livestock, especially sheep, at risk. fear grows of a broader outbreak across Texas western Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Elida
Texline
When a man makes a cheap price remember he has to meet it
A brief proverb noting that discounted prices stem from selling lower quality goods. It emphasizes the trade off between low cost and product value, warning buyers to consider quality implications behind bargains. The saying reflects caution in commerce and consumer skepticism toward steep discounts.
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Adsinton
Residences
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co
J. J. Wodaege
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Main St
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Henry ST
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Tie
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Conkey
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