Timber Fire Ravages Arapaho Forest Near Denver
The Arapaho national forest west of Denver faced a large wildfire caused by a tourist campfire left smouldering. About 2500 acres of timber were destroyed with valued standing timber estimated at 20000 to 30000 dollars as fire crews fought shifts and used backfires to halt the blaze amid wind and snow conditions.
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Denver
Colo
Arapahoe National Forest
Colorado
Allen
Peck
Rocky Mountain Sea
Fraver River
Forest Service
Moffat Tunns
James Veak
The Great White Way Opens at Capitol Theatre
The Great White Way opened last night at the Capitol Theatre to a crowded house of hundreds. The million dollar film blends sport stage and Broadway highlights from the past year with a revue like format and celebrity appearances.
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Capitol Theatre
Playhouse
Real American Leader Fans Hope From Letters to Rise in Race
A stream of letters from anxious voters urged a strong American contender to enter the presidential race. The message spans from Augusta to Zanesville, praising a statesman seen as a real red white and blue figure and noting the public’s demand for a trusted leader amid a nationwide wave of endorsements. The piece also likens the promotional effort to a grand Hearst publicity stunt with racing scenes and notable media figures.
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Vwe Albani
Gwyn
Hearst
Arthur Brisbane
Billy de Peck
Barney Google
Spark Plug
Hollywood
Screenland
Richard Barthelmess on Orpheum appearances and hair sacrifice
Richard Barthelmess discussed his role in The Fightin Blade at the Orpheum and described growing his hair long for The Bright Shawl and adopting a bob haircut for the film. He said he endured practical limits and social attention, feeling he now resembles himself in the new part.
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Richard Barthelmess
Charles Abbott
Dirk
Orpheum
Strand Presents Ronald Colman In $20 A Week
Ronald Colman, a London stage veteran and screen debutant opposite Lillian Gish, stars as an Italian captain in $20 A Week at the Strand. He plays the lover opposite Edith Roberts as the film shows in town.
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Ronald Colman
Lillian Gish
London
Miss Gish
Colman
Italy
Scotchman
Strand
Edith Roberts
A Western Frontier Echoes in Rural Commentary
The article blends regional chatter and humorous highway guidance as western readers debate east versus west sensibilities. It notes shifting views toward the west and imagines frontier identity while offering satirical travel tips for division two of the Handy Highway with rustic roadside anecdotes.
Flat Footed Rhetoric and Soap War Echoes
A fragmented column notes public discourse on plain speech and cleanliness with letters from Helen at Inkom and references to the Portneuf area. It hints at forthcoming changes and mentions Lard's service to Poocatillo, inviting speculation on timing.
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Oaf
Readers urged to adopt concise news style in city paper
A description of a new system to condense the day’s news using coded letters and figures. Editors explain readers will refer to a table for key phrases and aim to simplify the presentation while maintaining essential information.
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Gate City
Ladies’ Horseshoe Society
Blank Church
Poscatello Realty Board
Sun day Tribune inquiry and light poetry notes
A Sun day Tribune item reflects on timing of publication around 2 o clock Sunday morning and includes a series of humorous letters and anecdotes. The notes mention Pocatello an anonymous reader questions about Shakespeare and gossip about local figures and social scenes with light editorial commentary.
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Sunday Tribune
Denver Post
Our New Location at 218 South Main Street
The notice announces a relocation to 218 South Main Street and promises enhanced service in real estate, farm and city properties, loans, mortgages, rentals, and insurance products including fire auto life health and accident with reliable company backing.
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South Main Street
Bonds and Surety Services Advertised
An advertisement extends thanks for patronage and invites new business in the bonds and fidelity area promising courtesy and service. It emphasizes reliable surety offerings and professional handling of surety needs for clients.
Hiram Johnson Keeps Hat In Ring Despite Setbacks
In Wilmington’s paper the campaign trail stays active as Hiram Johnson maintains his bid. Despite widespread challenges and pressure from rivals, Johnson signals continued effort toward the forthcoming election.
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Hiram Johnson
Wilmington
Dance Palace Hosts Friday Band Dance This Week
A Friday night event at the Dance Palace features a live band and dancing. Organizers invite local residents to join the fun and enjoy music into the evening.
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Dance Palace
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