Great Western Serialy Picture at the Strand
On a Sunday screening at the Strand Theatre Dick Ranger and his friends battle a Purple Shadow plot. A dynamite trap on a rock ledge derails a wagon and rescue Gerald from drowning before moving on to San Francisco. Rudolph Meyer uses disguise to manipulate Sing Fat and attempt to seize Luther Marsh at a hotel laundry.
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Strand Theatre
Betty
Gerald
Purple Riders
Jim Hawley
San Francisco
Hawley
Purple Shadow
Rat Dick
Dick Sand
Pultes
Palace Hotel
Rudolph Moyer
the Purple Shadow
Jim’ Hawley
Mearehine Pereyi
Luther, Marsh
Jim
Meyer
Luther Marsh
Sing Fat
Learels
Sing
Fat
Rudolph Meyer
Rudolph
Water gate floods men and girl in eerie cellar scene
For a moment the two men and the girl exchange amazed glances. Meyer's lever shifts bunk beds into the stone cellar then opens a massive water gate to unleash a flood on the helpless pair as Betty watches in horror. To Be Continued.
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Meyer
Betty
Ramah News Chronicle Reports Deaths and Club Activities
Gallup area notes four more deaths in Tinija district with new child illnesses and recounts Ramah Commercial Club meeting attended by Homer Powers and Rev L A Stark. Program included songs and a lecture about Arizona followed by thanks to Gallup participants. Also reports Civilian Rifle Club formed with 22 charter members and rising swimming crowds at the lake. Delbert Mowrer heads to Colorado army camp for two months before college.
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Gallup Herad
Tinija
Homer
P. Powers
Rev. L. A. Stark
L. A. Stark
Gallup
R. H. Bloomfield
Alpine
Arizona
Commercial Club
Emer James
Ralph Bond
Sam_E. Hatley
Seceeeaty
Willard Lee
Jose Maria Mares
Delbert Mowrer
Colorado
Hoe
McKinley County Teachers Institute Reports Strong Attendance
The McKinley County Teachers Institute met in Gallup from May 30 to June 9 with an average daily attendance around 18 and twelve perfect attendees. Programs included Beacon Method reading, lectures by John Milne and Homer Powers, and health and agriculture talks, followed by resolutions urging local teacher association formation and opposing constitutional amendments.
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Teachers’ Institute
Gallup
H. W. Brose
Roy L. White
Esther ‘Divilbiss
Divilbiss
Brose
McKinley County
John Milne
Albuquerque
Milne
Milnes
Homer Powers
Douglas
Virgil Gunn
Dexter
N. M
France
England
Gunn
A. H. de Long
Megh Lyre
Health Department
Esther Divilbiss
New Mexico
Clayton Chamber of Commerce Elects Directors
The Clayton Chamber of Commerce held its first open meeting of the season attended by farmers and stockmen from across the county. At the close, Carson A. Rutledge, Morgan P. Harvey, H. Brett and A. srontieth were elected as directors for the year. Refreshments followed as the meeting adjourned.
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Clayton Chamber ‘of Commerce
Soun
Lowing
Carson
A. Rutledge
Morgan
Harvey
H. Brett
Bubonic Plague in Tampico Reported
Havana reports thirty seven deaths from bubonic plague in Tampico in May as per the health bill issued to the American tanker Albert E Watts. The Herald offers continued news coverage.
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Havana
Cuba
Tampico
Albert E. Watts
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