Pierre Landis Seeks Jane West in Eastward Visit
Pierre Landis journeys from Wyoming to the East, seeking Jane West the actress known as Jane on Yarnall’s ranch. He confronts Morena Morena, who guards the leading lady and warns that any mistaken pursuit must not disrupt Jane’s career or safety.
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de Pierre
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A Tale of Holliwell and a Parson’s Challenge
The scene features Holliwell a famed character described as a near daredevil in rugged outdoor trials. Pierre and Morena discuss danger, faith, and the lure of a difficult mission. The narrator seeks the origin of Holliwell and his reputation as a near prize devil-twister, hinting at a memorable meeting tale.
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Jugo Slavia Open to Concessions on Adriatic Question
Premier Protich told the provisional national assembly that Jugo Slavia is willing to concede ground on the Adriatic issue but cites the occupation of Fiume by Annunzio as the main obstacle. He argues equality in litigation and suggests Albanians should settle with neighbors under League of Nations oversight.
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Maryland legislators push mild beer law in Maryland
In Annapolis on March 9 a joint resolution to amend the Volstead act was introduced in the Senate by Senators Metzerott of Prince George's and Parron of Calvert. Metzerott, a prohibitionist, maintains his stance on national prohibition yet argues beverages containing 3 12 percent alcohol are not intoxicating and the Volstead act is too drastic.
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Pictures Today Showtimes and Stars at Local Theaters
Gem Theater features Mack Sennett in The Pullman Bride and Fox News with John Barrymore in The Dictator and Chicken a la Cabaret. Princess Theater presents Monroe Salisbury in The Man in The Moonlight, Ira Katherine Mald in The Woman Thou Gavest Me, Bijou Theater shows Monroe Salisbury in The Phantom Melody and Baxter's Sea Beach Girls in In Society. Belasco Theater features Bert Lytell in The Right Of Way and Marie Walkcamp in Riad and Sadie plus The Ape Man. Orpheum Theater offers Dorothy Phillips and William Stowell in ee AE ae to echoes Elaine Hammiststein in The Woman Game. Quincy Theater screens Pearl White in The Black Secret.
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Bert Lytell
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William Stowell
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Newberry Campaign Manager Dawns at Trial Reading
Grand Rapids dispatch describes a dull session in the e tections conspiracy trial with Paul King forced from the witness stand during a noon recess. James W. Helme plans to testify in his own defense as the June letters from King to Newberry are reviewed detailing travel, observations, and county organization reports.
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House Ways and Means Considers Soldier Benefit Funding
Washington March 9 The House Ways and Means Committee discussed new revenue sources to fund relief for former service members. Representatives from veterans groups offered many proposals while noting deep divisions among organizations. Colonel Lester E. Jones said the American Legion executive committee would meet March 22 to seek cooperative action. A Philadelphia veteran suggested using foreign loan interest for a soldier fund, but funds were already allocated. others urged cash payments but opposed the term bonus.
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Army Athletes to Try for Olympic Team at Antwerp
Washington March 10 United States army athletes will be given every opportunity to qualify for places on the American Olympic team for Antwerp secretary of war Baker announces. Teams will be chosen from the army for track and field boxing wrestling swimming fencing rifle and pistol shooting and horsemanship. A program of preliminary try outs will select the army picks for final trials.
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Crowathletic figure linked to baseball career and later ventures
Crow played for a ball team and served as manager and supporter of activities at grounds. He starred as a pitcher in the Interstate League, joined the Canadian League, and later faced moves to the Little Rock club in the Western League. He attracted attention from New Orleans and Brooklyn using a player purchase scenario, and eventually entered business while managing a semi pro city team.
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Dicky Dippy's Dairy Tale Escapes Miss Frost Attention
A quirky diary note describes Dicky Dippy’s dairy escapade after an escape from Miss Bertie Frost. The writer explains the incident and opts to call to clarify the meaning of the adjourned moment.
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