Coming Tomorrow in The 13th Commandment Film
A feature presentation stars Ethel Clayton with Anna Q Nilsson and Monte Bing in The 13th Commandment. Noted players include Winton Hall Lucille Ward Arthur Maude and Beverly Lewis, with a dramatic tale of an extravagant wife and a self reliant wife.
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Ethel Clayton
Carin
Charles Meredith
Marguerite Clark
Anna Q Nilsson
Serern
Monte Bing
Lills
Miss Clayton
Anes
Wwinto Hall
Luccille Ward
Arthur Maude
Beverly Bewis Morrison
Dance
Wu Ruyomobile
Alarm Clock Andy at Alhambra draws family appeal
The Alhambra presents Alarm Clock Andy with Charls and Ray in lead and a strong supporting cast. Millicyn Picher debuts as The General, George Webb plays The Weary, Robson as The Penal My, and Deze as The Mr Wells. Praise for Lenry and Ray’s performances and the love plot with Andy and the daughter. A safe family entertainment with lively music and road humor.
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Meri
Millicvn Picher
Guise
Alain Clock
Andy
Alain Clock Taidy
Mr. Ray
Ray
Luven Isling
Charlie
Hearings on Property Restitution For War Seized Wives
Hearings opened in Washington on restoring property of American born women seized during the war due to marriage to German and Austrian spouses. Mrs Claire Schlubeck, daughter of a former militiaman, argued many cases would number ten thousand without general congress action. Fort Worth reports large tracts of Texas land idle this year due to high labor costs and oil company wage demands, risking reduced cultivation amid regional rains and lingering drought.
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Washington
Claire Schlubeck
Congress
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
West Tewns
D. B. Sydasy
Blue Law Stricken From Methodist Book
At the Clark Methodist conference the “blue law” or amusement ban restricting dances theatres and horse races was removed from church discipline. The body urged members to keep amusements in thoughtful balance and set no injurious example. The conference also memorialized the general conference to allow two men to become ministers, granting women equal opportunities and standing in the church.
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Wark
Len
Labor campaign well underway in nationwide drive
March reports from Wallington say organized labor nonpartisan political effort has sparked tremendous enthusiasm. AFL leaders Gompers Morrison and OConnell direct locals to form campaign committees and cooperate with central bodies to back labor candidates and mobilize workers at primaries.
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Wallington
Associated Press
Realonions
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
James O'Connell
Jana Lave Bren
Wits
Hief
Lea
Ourselvex
Better Than Calomel Tr Edwards Olive Tablets
Dr Edwards abandons calonel for liver and bowel treatment. For 17 years he used olive tablets in private practice with success. They mimic calomel benefits without pains gripes or gum injury and avoid dietary acidity risks. They claim to clear clouded brain and lift spirits. 10c and 25c per hex.
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Tr. Edwards
Edwards
Five Men Arrested for Violating Liquor Law
MINNEAPOLIS March 24 Five men including Oscar Martinson sheriff of Hennepin county were arrested charged with conspiracy to violate the Reed amendment in connection with liquor shipments to the United States from Canada. They pleaded not guilty before a United States commissioner. Also named were Michael Westman Abraham and Harchy Saneca and Morris Lesnick. Federal agents warrant for two more men. Investigation began last Christmas after whisky smuggling reports. about twenty carloads valued near 1,200,000 shipped into Minnesota from Canada. Much liquor said to be hidden in corn containing scrap iron shipped from Winnipeg. Sheriff Martinson claimed the arrest was politic al en mis.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Oscar Martinson
Hennepin
Canon
United States
Sherif Martinson
Jarchael Westman
Abraham and
Harcey
Saneca
Morris Les Nick
Minnesota
Canada
Winniper
New Industry For Ogden Puts Trust In Asbertolate
Ogden residents embrace a new material Asbertolate from Asbertolate Products Company promising heat and cold conduction as a permanent building material. A venture headline notes Liberty bond quotes in New York with varied yield figures and a Chicago anecdote about a teacher and her pupils.
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Ogden
Asbertolate
Call
Asbertolate Products Company
Fhone
Chicago
Educational drive meetings draw limited Utah turnout
Voan speakers lauded Utah educational drive efforts as successful despite smaller audiences. Over two days, public interest grew in education and farm labor work, with lectures by Holden, W Karl Elopkina, Oxen AW. Kirkham, and others at Weber Normal College and multiple Ogden area venues.
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Utah
Caspality
Gaxl
Holden
Se ‘Rotary Glaub
Supl
W. Karl Elopkin
Pape's Diapepsin Relieves Upset Stomach Fast
The ad claims Pape's Diapepsin neutralizes stomach acidity and stops gas, heartburn, and indigestion. A few tablets reach the stomach quickly to aid digestion, letting you eat comfortably. Available in drug stores for about a dollar.
Airplanes Rise as Key in Commercial Travel
In New York on March 24, aviation gains favor among commercial travelers. Brit ish aviator Haniley Page, an aeronautic engineer, spoke to the New York electrical society and the aero club of America about rapid air delivery and the need for faster transport. He predicted swift growth in passenger and freight air travel to meet the pace of commerce.
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W York
Haniley Page
Britinh Nevanautic
Tald
New York Electrical Society
Aero Club of America
America
Why Stay Fat You Can Reduce
Advertisement claims Marmola Pr thon Tablets secretly reduce weight without dieting or exercise. It touts rapid loss of two to four pounds weekly with no after-effects. Sold by druggists for $1 or direct mail from Martinola Co., Detroit.
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Fan Hart
Dru Gimis
Martinnola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Big Packing Houses Refuse to Lower Prices
GMAFIA March 24. Representatives of the big packing houses of Omaha met Mrs C Ryan state fair price commissioner and refused to lower the price of cheaper cuts as a government sale campaign begins in Nebraska April 2. Packing houses represented were Cudahy Armour Morris Skinner and Swift. The packers argued that supply and demand govern meat prices and promised to take advantage of demand for cheaper cuts.
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Ihé
Omahg
C.2 Ryan
Nebraska
Cudahy, Armour, Morris, Skinner and
Swift
T Hey
Calt Believes Treaty Will Be Ratified In Senate Fight
Verch reports Senator Calt argues the Wilson administration may re submit the treaty to the senate as the relationist claims the treaty is only temporarily laid aside while Rhodes Island Republican duty is invoked. Colt opposes war end debates and taxicab strikes in Paris disrupt civic life.
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Verch
Maren Moc Lehanon B. Galt
Senate
Rhodes Island
United States
Wilson
Colt
Congress
Lawmaker Browning Dies in Barber Shop at Capitol
Washington dispatch reports Representative W. J. Browning of Camden New Jersey collapsed and died in a barber shop at the Capitol. The incident shocks lawmakers, as speculation swirls about the cause and immediate reactions from colleagues.
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Lawmaker
Washington
W. J. Browning
Camden
Jack Dempsey
Ontario proposes fixed election day in new act
TORONTO March 2 A new election act introduced in the Ontario legislature by Premier Unity provides for a fixed election day. The bill sets elections for the Ontario legislature on the second Thursday in October every sixth year, replacing the previous system where timing depended on the party in power.
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Toronto
Ontario
Unity
Drury
Proposal to Settle Disputes by Commission Adopted
Lincoln Nob March 24 A proposal creating an industrial commission to adjudicate labor disputes and investigate profiteering was adopted by the constitutional convention The legislature would determine its supervision and appeals from decisions lie to the Supreme Court The convention also passed a measure to empower the legislature to fix a minimum wage for women and children.
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Lincoln
Nob
Mm Indialital
Inbar
Anpreme
Austrian editor dies in Vienna at 72
Vienna report says Maurice Bedict, editor and evener of Austria's Neue Freie Presse, died recently at age 72. The obituary notes his long influence in Austro press and Parisian connections. In Strasbourg, a separate item reports a subscriber to France's Peare loan with 20 million francs raised locally and plans for new bonds.
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Vienna
Maurice Bedict
Austra
Neue Fr Mreske
Alsace
Strasbourg
Railroad Rates too High in Utah Section
WASINGTON March 23 Facts and figures said before the interstat a commerce commission today by J W Prickett of Salt lake City showed convincingly that Utah and other Inter mountain states under existing rate and traffic arrangements are bearing more than their proportional share of the cost of maintaining transportation lines. Prickett appeared representing the Salt Lake Commercial club and Chamber of Commerce and at the request of other bodies made the principal presentation of the case for the wear These hear ings are of national importance and representatives of railroads and shippers from all parts of the country are present.
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Wasitington
A Commerce Commission
J. W. Prickett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Prickett
Salt Lake
Ani
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