Poisoned Paradise in Two Day Run at the Metorium
Today marks the last showing of Jackie Coogan in Little Robinson Crusoe at the Metorium, with Tom Santschi and others in a cannibal island adventure. Hoot Gibson headlines The Sawdust Trail with new thrills, while Pathe’s Hot Stuff and Poisoned Paradise offer further entertainment through Monday and Tuesday amid Monte Carlo intrigue and Robert W. Service connections. Arthur Stephens of Dallas visits family in town.
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Jackie Coogin
Metorium
Jackie
Tom Santschi
Will Walling
Glora Grey
Bert Snr
B&o
Ambrose
Mal Roach
Pathe
Pictorium
Monte Carlo
Robert W. Service
America
Europe
Principality of
Monaco
Clean-up Orders in Schenectady After Police Chief Resigns
Schenectady major William W. Campbell initiates a strong city-wide clean-up following the murder of Acting Police Captain Albert Youmans, head of the Vice Squad, and the stabbing death of engineer Arthur Springer. Campbell demands Police Chief James W. Rynex resign and orders Detective James Flanagan to tighten enforcement, even as he warns of lethal action if needed.
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Philadelphia
William W. Campbell
Schenectady
N. Y
Albert Youmans
Vice
Arthur Springer
Campbell
James W. Rynex
James Flanagan
Poisoned Paradise Sparks Outcry Over Book Ban
In Monte Carlo furious opposition emerges to a provocative book titled Poisoned Paradise. Police vow no copies will cross the border and officials refuse to permit the work to be shown, as authorities clash with critics over censorship.
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Monte Carlo
Paradise
Miss Pearl Fakle Leaves W. H. Rogers for Retail Merchants
Miss Pearl Fakle, formerly in the abstract office of W. H. Rogers, has accepted a position with the Retail Merchants Association. She started with the new firm yesterday. J. W. Rainwater is building a five room residence one mile southwest of Vernon.
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J. W. Rainwater
Vernon
Van's Shoulder Broken in South Vernon Field
W M Clark was brought to a local hospital Wednesday for surgical treatment after an accident in the oil fields left him with a broken shoulder. He was helping pull pipe from a well when a rope gave way, throwing him against a post. After dressing his injuries he returned home to rest as well as could be expected under the circumstances.
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W.M. Clark
Rone
Bailey Family Prominent in Bailey High Community
Joe Sam Bailey, a leading farmer and namesake of the Bailey High community, is very ill at his home. He is brother to S. W. Bailey, a local hotelman, and well known locally. Beloved visitors Bettie Pauline Ramsey from Honey Grove and Mrs Hiram Ramsey of Texarkana have stayed with Ramseys, with H. S. Jr remaining in Dallas陪
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Joe Sam Bailey
Bailey High
Mr. Bailey
W. Bailey
Bettie Pauline Ramsey
Honey Grove
Z. F. Ramsey
Hi. Is. Ramsey
Texarkana
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Quick Cure
An ad describes Hall’s Catarril Medicine for naval catarrh and frequent colds. It promotes a local ointment and a blood-acting tonic, claiming to strengthen the system and reduce susceptibility to colds. Sold by druggists for over 40 years, F. J. Chenny & Co., Toledo.
Furniture Upholstering and Repair Work Guaranteed
An advertisement offers guaranteed furniture upholstery, refinishing, and repair services. It directs inquiries to Kinney at phone number 787-3 and promises formal workmanship.
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Arthur Stephens
Dallas
W. H. Stephens
Just
Massie-Coffee Grocery Company
M” System
Schenectady, N. Y
Bove
James Flannagan
Wiwcampresty Beloas
James W'Rynex
Alysert Youmans
Postpion Wep
South Vernon Field
H. A. Hood
P. O. Box
Anderson’s Cash Department Store
Smith Corner
Main and
Texas Streets
Toyland
de Mont
Paris
Prin
Portuco
Sasonmient Price
Anderson’s Cash Dept. Store
Mrs
Lucile Coleman
Turner's
City Drug Store
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
Jackie Coogan
Little Robinson Crusoe
Wm. Duncan
Wolves of the North
Hoot Gibson
Lawcast
Wm. Dudley Pelley
Spat
Sturf
Pathe Comedy
Howdy
India
Auto Tire & Battery Co
Farmers State Bank
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