Butler Theater Presents Mixed Program of Film and Skits
Crowded houses enjoyed a strong Butler Theater program last evening with the film Friday, the 13th depicting a fraught day leading to domestic chaos. A musical skating number titled Roll Around and a variety of short scenes including A Romance of the Far Country and The Swashbuckler kept audiences engaged. The Bird on Nellie’s Hat showcased Miss Emmett, who received encores, while Swedish Dances offered graceful steps. Tomorrow and Sunday feature a 3 p.m. matinee, popular with ladies and children for daytime viewing.
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Butler Theater
Emmett
Nellie
Miss Emmett
NEW SECRETARY OF WAR TALKS MEMPHIS
Memphis June 24 General Luke B Wright says he will leave Thursday for Washington to assume the Secretaryship. He expects to serve only a few months until next March and declines to discuss Cabinet prospects. He adds that War Department arrangements will be left substantially undisturbed.
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Memphis
Luke B Wright
Washington
Wright
War Department
Taft
Unclaimed Letters at Tonopah Post Office June 23 1908
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Tonopah Post Office for the week ending June 23 1908. Readers are asked to say advertised when inquiring and note that one cent is due on each letter. Names include Allen Anderson Adams Blair Briggs Collins etc.
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Tonopah
Allen
Anderson
F. A
Alllen
Lena
Adams
Thomas
Blair
Dan
Botack
George
Ballingeer
Jim
Briggs
William
Collins
Joah
Deviltbiss
Joh A
Davidson
Jack
Dake
W. J
Davis & Ford
Fottler
Edith
Getchell
H. H
Heisel
Carrie
Hurley
William J
Lindsay
Pearl
Mercer
Charles
Mealman
Elmer
Marshall
F. May
John M
McGoughlin
Nostall
Joe
Chad
Annie
O'Brien
Bat
Olier
Cateran
Oliver
James
Pint
Jacob Patton
Harry
Peyton
Fannie
Rutherford
Marjory
Rosalez
Daniel
Smith
H. L
Saunders
W.P
Stock
Stone
B. T
Thompson
Joseph C
Wilson
Warren
W. F
Whitman
Clarence
White
Albert
Wood
L. J
Foreign List
Qutcknap
Hrickson
Olson
Tom
Thofan
Trial postpones for chorus girl and Wells in $100,000 suit
New York June 26. The salt of May Muroney a chorus girl in George M. Cohan production The Yankee Prince sued J Raynor Storrs Wells for 100000 damages for alleged breach of premise. The Supreme Court adjourned today until the fall term no parties present. Wells is a naval enlistee with a wealthy father president of Fairbanks Stere5 Company. He recently returns from the Philippines and is said to be reciting from the Philippine station.
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New York
Harvist College
Young Wells
Irene Fishop
Office bindery samples and prompt service claim
An ad promises varied bindery work and samples from offices citywide. The copy asserts high quality, broad capability, and superior delivery, touting the bindery as capable of matching big cities and urging trials. It mentions seasonal sherry wines at $2.00 per gallon by H. J Hel & Cott.
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Guyte
Bonanza
H. J Hel & Cott
Wells Fargo suit vs Meehan in Nye County court
In the Fifth Judicial District of Nevada Nye County, Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank sues P A Meehan for money paid and expended totaling 4360.95 with interest from April 29 1907 and costs. If Meehan fails to appear within the specified period, default judgment for 4266.96 plus interest and costs may be entered.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Nevada
Nye
Plaintife
Nevad
Andy
J. W. Landquist
L. ‘Danegll
Camprelil, Metson & Brown
Plaintit
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THE
Butler
Athens
Tonopah Banking Corporation
GEO
Nexon Bec
Scouglar
ESAS
Nevada-California Power
Nev
Tonopak
Manhattan
Silver Peak
Rhyolite
Oly
E. A. Quine
Geld
Nevadqa-California Power Company
H. J. Hall
Tonopah’s New Wholesale
Liquor House
Lower Main Street
Pioneer Stables
IIN
Texepab
Summerfield & Johnson, Props
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