Mary Baird and Daughter Doris Find New Star Luck
Mary Baird, once hailed as mother of the films, faces bankruptcy with $5500 liabilities and $105 assets as her ten year old daughter Doris reveals a new chance. A studio executive tests Doris voice and offers a star child part, giving hope to mother and children amid poverty and a fading career.
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Government bids sought for $3 million river wall project
The federal government invites bids for a three million dollar sea wall and intercepting sewer on the Mississippi River at the Quad Cities. The project will employ more than one thousand workers.
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Gas mixtures reach Chicago area for first time
A blend of natural and manufactured gas was distributed in the Chicago metropolitan region for the first time on October 16, 1931, marking a milestone in local energy supply and infrastructure.
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Hearts in the spotlight at Willow Stream theater
Liane endures a tense evening as the theater becomes a crime scene. Van Robard ignores her until a robbery unfolds, and Liane springs into action defending herself. Amid chaos the nurse and doctor tend her, and Van hints at a hidden romance as the crowd cheers.
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