Douglas Island News EAGLE IS 10 SCREAM JULY FOUR DOUGLAS
The Finance Committee reports strong fundraising for Douglas Island Fourth of July celebrations. A major event will be a ball game at 11 am on July Fourth featuring a team of former and current Douglas residents with prizes for baseball. A boys game with $100 first prize and $5 second prize is planned for July Fifth. Committees for arrangements, sports, patriotic events, and printing were named, with $15 allocated to prepare the ball grounds.
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Douglas Island
Anderson
Douglas
A. B. Goetz
B. B. Wesehenfel
Idler
Local committee organizes volunteer funding drive
A contribution list will be kept at Guy's Drug Store for subscribers missed during canvassing. The next meeting, scheduled for next Monday night, will hear reports from the arrangements committee on the budget and the sports committee, along with updates from other committees.
Pep Dancing Club Special Dance at Labor Union Hall
Genevieve Ferro turned eleven yesterday with a birthday party. A baby was born yesterday to Mrs Y Shitanda wife of the Owl Cafe proprietor. Dr W Carcy Chace reports mother and babe doing nicely.
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Labor Union Hall
Island Wives at Liberty Tonight
Corrine Griffiths Island Wives screens at the Liberty theatre tonight. Filmed mainly in the Miami area with exotic South Seas scenes including Tahiti and Australia bound yacht travel. Written by Bob Dexter and adapted for the screen by William DE Courtney with Webster Campbell directing.
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Liberty Theatre
Miami
Pla
Bob Dexter
William DE. Courtney
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South Seas
Elsa Melton
San Francoisco
Australia
Florida
Miss Griffith
Charles Thowbridge
Rockliffe Fellowes
Webster Campbell
Miss Griffiths
Mulhollan Returns, Opens Dental Office Over Bank
Dr. W. E. Mulhollan resumes practice by reopening his dental office above the First National Bank, signaling a return to service for patients in the area.
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First National Bank
Slattery May Get Bout With Tunney in Near Future
New York reports say Gene Tunney may face Jimmy Slattery next, after Slattery scored a two round knockout of Jack Burke at a Milk Fund show. Tunney earned a title shot by stopping Tom Gibbons but a proposed bout with Slattery would be postponed until Slattery comes of age in August due to a commission rule limiting under 21 fighters to six rounds.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Jack Burke
Tunney
Tom Gibbons
Tunney-Slattery
Russia Tackles Bootlegging with Hard Labor Policy
Moscow reports bootlegging of vodka widespread across the country. Prison crowds grow as authorities confiscate home stills daily. Government, admitting prohibition failed, plans limited legal vodka sales by October 1 to curb illicit production.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Siberia
Ben Sully's Carpenter Shop Ad Teases Lobbing Cabinets
Local shop Ben Sully's Carpenter Shop advertises lobbing and cabinet work with phone contact 136. It teases new items described as 400WN offerings debuting today and invites readers to study the store ads for details.
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Ben Sully
Adj
Patent Application for Sunday Quene Lode on Chichagof Island
Frank A. Boyle acting for Bernard Hirst files serial 06431 under the 1872 act for a 19.807 acre 1500 foot claim on the Sunday Quene Lode U S Mineral Survey No 1504, Summit ridge between Kimahan and Klug Bays, Sitka District Alaska. Adverse claim notices must be filed with the Anchorage Land Office within eight months. First publication June 1925, last August 1925.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Frank A. Boyle
Juneau
Atorney
Bernard Hirst
82Nd Avenue
Seattle
Washington
Kimahan and
Klug Bays
Chichagof Island
Sitka Mining District Territory
Cor. No. 1
U.S.S.M
Cor. No
Kimshan Cove
U.S.M.H
Hirst Chichagof Mining Company
Register of the United States Land Office
Peg Top Pants Come Back in Autumn Fashion Backlash
A vintage style revival leads fashion’s male directors to revive peg top pants with wider trousers tapering to the shoes and higher pockets. Designers source ideas from vegetable patches birds and museums with reds browns and new colors to dominate the season. Prominent figures cited include Lord Mountbatten the Duke of York and the Prince of Wales, while Erte and Dr Thomas Darlington influence the era’s aesthetic.
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M. BD. C. Crawford
American Museum of Natural History
Lord Mountbatten
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Monsieur Erte
Whois Tow
Los Angeles
Thomas Darlington
New York
Olar
Scotland
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Ad
A nostalgic ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home remedy to restore natural color and luster to faded or gray hair. It claims gradual darkening with a sponge or brush, leaving hair looking dark, glossy and attractive by morning after a few uses.
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Wyeth
Cray
Blackmail Murder Case Shocks New York Office
Police say millionaire drug importer Thomas Lonsdale Leeming was shot in his New York office by Charles Muller who confessed to killing him after he balked at seven years of blackmail payments.
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Thomas Lonsdale
Leeming
New York
Charles Muller
Centre
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