Des Moines Woman Kills Husband After Threats
Mrs Eberle shot her husband as he drove toward Oskaloosa after months of threats. The couple left Des Moines New Year’s Day with a 2 year old adopted baby. Eberle died instantly from a rear head wound. Mrs Eberle later posted bond and was hospitalized in Oskaloosa. A special grand jury was convened to consider indicting her.
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Awéedland Avenue
Jer Tagband
Weil Oskalousa
Abbott Hospital
Oskaloosa
New York
Des, Moines
Bagby’ and Company
Kansas City
Osklaoosa
Davenport
J. M. Barnett
Barnett
Toledo
Saya Barnett
Oshkaloosa
Woodland Avenue
Ottumwa
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Cedar
Downing Hotel
Sherif Whitmore
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Alays
Attor
Moviel Glamour Notes and Europe Links in Film Circuit
News notes from Moviel and Europe highlight stars crossing the Atlantic. Charles de Rochefort leaves Paris for Hollywood while Sweden’s top actress and Pola Negri advance film plans in America. Ivur Novello, son of Clara Novello Davies, heads to New York for possible studio work as his mother prepares to join him. Bert Lytell dyes his hair for a Queensland stage turn alerting audiences to a wig-free film approach. George M. Cohan’s stag plays and Charles D’Tsasterpieces land as Wesley Barry starring vehicles, per Warner.
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D. W. Griffith
Ivur Noveilo
Novello
Clara Novello Davies
Madamevello-Davies
York
Three Baby
George M. Cohan
Charles
Dickens Master and Sonute Plots in Copperfield
A fragmentary mention notes Tom Jr and a Dickens master playing out scenes from David Copperfield, hinting at literary performance or discussion. The terse excerpt centers on character pairing and the novel’s enduring dramatization.
Theatres Showcasing Monte Cristo Style Screen Drama
Monte Cristo styled stage drama screens as a powerful star lineup. The comedy and sentimental moments mix with a tale of escape and vast wealth. Dreamland features Al Williams in Fortune’s Mask and Harry Carey in Good Men and True. Rialto presents Eugene O'Brien in a new three act American play. The cast includes Mrs Yuonas Whiffen, America’s oldest beloved actress, and Vivia.
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Alexander Dimas
Monte Cristo
Monte Isto
Lasen
Napoleon
John God
Bill
al Williams
Harry Carey
Rialto
Eugene O'Brien
Robert L. Dempster
Aurons
Mrs. Yuonas Whiffen
America
Vivia
Ogden in War Down East and The Bat at Rialto
Ogden of War Down East fame stars in a lively production noted for fun and sentiment. The Bat, the world’s greatest mystery play, arrives at the Rialto Friday January 19 inviting return attendees and new audiences alike. Special train offers from English railways start at $40 for a salubrious twelve mile journey with crew. A new textile fibre is linked to Sir Henry Weckham in plantation rubber history.
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Ogden
War Down East
Rialto
Henry Weckham
Textile Claim“ Steellike Qualities” Sparks Debate
A fragment notes a claimed textile with qualities described as steellike and strong stating bulk similar to iron. The passage hints at commerce or quality testing but provides no clear event, date, or named entities. The terse lines resemble a trade card or early note in a broader discussion of fabric strength.
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Grand Theatre
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Marshal Neilan
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Lon Chaney
Charles Ray
Pris
Mack Pati Comed
Laurette Taylor
Peg
Johnny Hines
Theatre Today
Helene Chadwick
Richard Dix
William Fox
Emmett J Flynn Deval
Bernard McOnville
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