Strand Presents Blue Blood and Red in Western Drama
The Strand screens Blue Blood and Red in a William Fox Western about Algy Dupont who is expelled from college, works on a Montana ranch, faces a lynch threat, and wins clear through a heroine’s intervention and a wedding. Other theaters feature Saints and Sinners at Coliseum and Saint and Satins at the Coliseum?
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Strand
Algy Dupont
George Walsh
Strand Theatre
William Fox
Algy
Montana
Peggy Hyland
Coliseum
the Clemmer
Alhambra
Apostle of
Liberty
The
Colonial
Cavalry to Have Invisible Horses Near Douglas
In a desert experiment at Camp Jones east of Douglas a dye darkens gray horses to near invisibility at 300 yards. Veterinary Coleman Nockelda of the First Cavalry began the dyeing, the first such horses for United States army use as Uncle Sam fights with Mexico.
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Douglas
Aziz
Jose
Sam
Mexico
Camp Jones
Arizona
Coleman Nockelda
First Cavalry
United States Army
Montana flax sold in Ireland for 400 a ton
Montana flax fetches 400 dollars per ton in Ireland, up from 180 dollars before the war. The report notes a dramatic price increase and market demand during wartime conditions.
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Montana
Ireland
Death claims last survivor of Twelfth Royal Lancers
Joliet June 23 William Roberts aged 86 longtime resident and believed last survivor of the Twelfth Royal Lancers famed as heroes of Tennyson’s Charge of the Light Brigade died here of old age.
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Joliet
William Roberts
Twelfth Royal Lancers
Tennyson
Light Brigade
Show Cause Ordered Over Seized Liquor at Parker Drug Store
Judge Ronald issues a show cause order requiring response next Friday why liquor seized in a raid on J. K. Parker's drug store in Ballard should not be returned. Parker asserts the stock was kept for legal medical use as prescribed by physicians.
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Beckingham
Ronald
J. K. Parker
Ballard
Parker
Latin America May Try to Block War Suggested by Chile
The Argentine government will send a note to Chile declining to intervene in a regional effort to prevent war between Mexico and the United States. The reply follows Chile's suggestion for Latin America to unite and mirrors a prior message sent to Brazil after talks with Ecuador.
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Latin-America
Buenos Ayres
Chile
Mexico
United States
Latin America
Fuador
Weekly Wheeze debuts with Seattle barber editor J W Cooney
The first issue introduces the Weekly Wheeze edited by barber J W Cooney of the White Building shop. It aims to amuse with shop lore not muckraking and plans barber editor rotation each week. Notable items include gym, local humor, hobbies, and a closing note on a deer hunted by Maj Jack Dean.
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J. W. Cooney
White Building
Cooney
Seattle
Jack Turner
New York Barbershop
Maj
Jack Dean
Ed Chislett
Siar
Winnipeg
Honolulu
Dean
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