Publicity drives pair to seek shelter in Florida
Edward J. Sailstad and Dorothy Anderson, once the Sunshine Girl, flee their open air jail after gaining gubernatorial permission to escape publicity. The couple, once entangled in a sensational death hoax and a disputed insurance case, plan to relocate to Florida under an alias to start anew away from the glare and scrutiny of the public eye.
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C. H. Keyser
The
Pocatello Tribune
Fond du Lac
Wis
Edward J. Sailstad
Dorothy Anderson
J. J. Blaine
State Board of Control
Sailstad
Florida
Dorothy Andersen
California
Here
Blaine
Seven Keys to Baldpate at the Orpheum
The Orpheum presents Seven Keys to Baldpate starring Douglas MacLean in a comedy with Love laughs at locksmiths. Pathe News features Harry Langdon in White Wing's Bride and music by Jack Derville's orchestra completing the laugh show.
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Orpheum
Baldpate
Douglas MacLean
The
Pathe News
Harry Langdon
Jack Derville
Dainty Ann Pennington Stars in The Lucky Horseshoe at Strand
Dainty Ann Pennington appears opposite Tom Mix in The Lucky Horseshoe at Strand theatre. The film blends thrills romance and sparkling comedy with a surprising ending as Mix plays both a sturdy western cowboy and a gallant Don Juan.
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Dainty Ann Pennington
Pollies
Tom Mix
Lady Isabella
Strand Theatre
Tom
Don Juan
Temporary Marriage at Capitol Theatre Promises Dramatic Peels
A photoplay at Capitol portrays a long married couple with a grown daughter where the wife clings to youth and romance. The wife’s quest to erase aging drives tension and dramatic struggle, offering vivid performances and human interest amid modern social notions. Four leading British manufacturers plan to build cars in Canada soon.
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Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Canada
Rome diplomat desires months in New York City
Wire items from Rome London Paris and New York report Volpi head of a debt mission favors living in Washington but would spend one week each month in New York. Other items note Waterloo Bridge replacement, US assets in France, fascist press limits debate, and various light notes from cities worldwide.
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Rome
Count Volpi
United States
Washington
New York
Various World Notes From Early 20th Century Dispatches
A compilation of brief items from New York London and Washington covering music careers of bankers son Gerald M Warburg distinct from Roger Kahn, a Covent Garden jazz note, Old Bill the 57 year old horse on a New Jersey farm, a poetry memorial bricks move in London, gold demand at the Federal Reserve and a robbery case in Mobile Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger Kahn
Gerald M. Warburg
Washington, N. J
Bill
Old Bill
Federal Reserve Bank
Skyline Club Hike to Lavas Sunday Afternoon
The Skyline club invites the public to join a Sunday 1 30 p m hike from the Tele phone building at Lewis and Arthur streets to the lavas south of town. They will visit Indian pictographs, hold an all afternoon bonfire, serve hot coffee, and plan an eight mile round trip return near 6 p m. Dress warm and bring lunch if desired.
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Skyline Club
Lewis and
Arthur Streets
Lavas
Tech Notes School Ends For Christmas Vacation 1926 Start
President Hetherford announces a Christmas break from December 18 to January 4 with a five percent grade penalty for early violation. Students begin leaving today and more depart tomorrow as dormitories empty while social events occur at Reed Hall. Faculty and students plan travel to various home towns across Idaho and neighboring states for the intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetherford
Tech
Reed Hall
J. E. Retherford
A. ©. Gough
C. R. Galloway
Redenbaugh
California
James Campbell
Kansas City
Eva Weir
Iowa
Anderson
Jesse Connell
Washington
Ewes for Sale in Cokeville Wyoming
5 000 breeding ewes or any portion offered by J W Thomson of Cokeville Wyoming. Sale advertisement notes livestock for purchase or part thereof with contact details implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thomson
Cokeville, Wyo
Former Idahoan Seeks Appointment
Washington D C December 18 One of Idaho's splendid young fellows Fred Dubois Crane now living in Alaska practicing law seeks the United States attorneyship for the third judicial district in Alaska His father A A Crane of Coeur d Alene pioneer Idaho Congressmen and former Senator Fred T Dubois favor the appointment and many Idaho friends hope for it now that appointees are from Alaska.
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Washington, D. C
Idaho
Fred Dubois Crane
Alaska
United States
Third Judicial District
A. A. Crane
Coeur d’Alene
Idao
Fred T. Dubois
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Mass
Lillian Connel
Providence
R. I
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Bill Tilden
Sheffield Steel
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Broadway
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Mellie
Ienry
Oaily
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Maine
Bik
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Mattie Dorrill
Henry
Budapest
Henry and
Calgary
Alta
House of Lords
Earl Birkenhead
Lord Arnold
Mecca Pool Hall
First Avenue
H. Center
Ogden Livestock Show
Jesse S. Richards
Ogden, Utah
Walla St
Fox Trotters
Covent Garden
Opera
Keats
Mobile
Ala
O. L. Thompson
East Center
Famous Clothing Co
East Center Street
Sport Blazers
Wright’s
Lroaderloth
Bath Robes
Lora Allison
Caldwell
Angeline Guyver
Rupert
Helen McDowell
Twin Falls
John Robertson
Clare Makril
Les Baliff
Preston
George Powell
Blackfoot
Boyd Hodson
Andy Campbell
Idaho Falls
Ralph Moon
Malad
Grace Bond
Lois Bassett
Grace
Alice Evans
Montpelier
Kenneth Shook
Mary McCabe
Glenns Ferry
Agnes Connaly
St. Anthony
Eleanor Reamer
Bancroft
Loretta Swenson
Delila
Genevieve Budrow
Vaughn Ivans
Ellen Higgingon
Bob Robbins
Burley
Harry Morgan
Irene Lindaur
Winifred Hayes
H. A. Collins Variety Store
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