Under Cover and Heir to the Hoorah at local theatres
Theatrical bill highlights the Famous Players photoplay Under Cover about a U S customs agent and a smuggled necklace with romance danger and intrigue. Palace screens The Heir to the Hoorah a California mining riches tale ending in a marriage thwarted by a scheming mother in law. Princess presents Any Girl Safe a hard hitting warning about white slave traps with Hal Reid’s stark drama. Majestic features a vaudeville mix headlined by George Fisher company Adler and Arline and more with Harvest Show to follow.
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New York
United States Customs
Famous Players Film Company
California
Hal Reid
Majestic
Majestic Theatre
George Fisher and Company
Adler and
Arline
Iole Bernivie Bros
Royal Gascoines
George Lovett
Mile Zenda
Mind Re
Miss Crane
Monarch Comedy Four
Jane Connelly
Willing and
Jordan
Jack Lauter
Merchants and their hopeful sons face delayed work choice
Mr Dick speaks of young men urged toward mercantile life by their fathers. He notes their failure to secure suitable positions, saying few men would accept postponing work for several years for comfortable allowances. The remark highlights tension between expectation and practical steps.
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Mr. Dick
Yale Fugitives Found In Canadian Lumber Camp
Yale students Matthew Dick and Paul Martin, sons of Chicago families, were located in a lumber camp north of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. They had quit Yale on November 4 to seek independence, explaining they would stay away until they had made something of themselves. Parents plan to bring them home and urge business near Chicago, while the youths pursue rugged work in the northwest.
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Chicago
Peavey
Matthew Dick
Paul Martin
Yale
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
A. B. Dick
North State Street
William P. Martin
Lake Forest
Herman B. Dick
New York
Husband Discovers Intruder as Wife Held in Custody
John W. Howard returned home to find a Greek man, George Kirikos, inside his residence. Mrs. Howard pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct while Kirikos pleaded not guilty. Howard’s case continued. The couple, aged 7 to 17 in their children, had a 20 year marriage and Howard earned about $30 weekly, giving $20 to his wife for rent and home expenses.
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John W. Howard
Fifth Street West
Howard
George Kirikos
Kirikos
Real burglar meets chatty Miss Gemmill in Wilmette
Chicago report details a burglary at the Gemmill home. Miss Helen Gemmill wakes to a burglar who questions her, then flees after noting no valuables are found. The intruder also enters two other Wilmette homes but is foiled by awakened residents. A bracelet watch and some loose coins are reportedly taken in one intrusion.
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Chicago
Helen Gemmil
Gemmill
Wilmette
Miss Gemmill
Bacon
Shakespeare
Spencer
Herbert E. Nunn
Greenwood Avenue
Charles Smith
Far- Test Avenue
Texas peanut crop value tops twenty four million dollars
Austin reports Texas peanut industry has grown large with about 360000 acres yielding 60 bushels per acre, totaling around 21 million bushels. At $1 per bushel, cottonseed oil mills dominate the market. peanut hay adds about 4.2 million dollars bringing overall value to roughly 24.2 million.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Beaumont Cotton Oil Mill Company
Final Meeting For Pythian Fair Corps
A final meeting for the 125 women who will run seven booths at the Knights of Pythias fair from November 30 to December 11 will be held tonight. Tickets cost 50 cents for admission to 10 nights and are transferable. Organizer Noble Martin expects strong advance sales and reports extensive preparations, predicting a record crowd.
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Phall
Noble Martin
Martin
Royal Lodge
Austrian Emperor in Critical Condition Reported Near Death
Rome dispatches quote Zurich reports that Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria is in a worsened state and has requested the papal benediction. The bulletin notes the monarch’s fragile health amid ongoing political tensions in Europe.
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Rome
Zurich
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Naval bill near 370 million ready for House passage
Washington Nov 21 Chairman Padgett of the House Naval Affairs Committee said the naval bill to be reported at the next session would authorize about 370 million dollars. It includes construction of three superdreadnoughts and one battle cruiser with no increase in personnel.
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Washington, D. C
Padgett
House Committee On Naval Affairs
White House
Navy Authorized By Last Session For Administrative Costs
The act authorized by the last session sets a total appropriation of 100,000,000, allocating part to administrative costs and the remainder to construction and purchase of supplies. The measure faced delays due to not securing enough personnel to implement the funding.
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Navy
First Turkey Shipment Leaves Mason Texas to Brady
Mason Texas November 21 The first shipment of turkeys was sent from Mason to Brady on foot a 30 mile drive expected to take four days. Turkeys sold for 16 to 18 cents per pound with some worth up to 44.76. East High notes Olympic council plans two December meetings with Latin names and a program including Roman elections and Cicero themes. Philo society to present a Thanksgiving program with Marguerite Flickinger reading and music.
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Mason, Tex
Brady
East High
Olympic Council
East High School
Gaudamus
Rome
Ascanina
Philo Society
Marguerite Flickinger
Leo Ronan
Gladys Adair
Joe Dumond
Laurens Rose
Woman's life saved by dog after rattlesnake warning
Waycross Georgia report states Mrs Grady H Gibson owes life to her pet dog which found and attacked a rattlesnake near her garden path. The dog died from the bite but alerted Mrs Gibson who believes the snake would have bitten her otherwise.
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Waycross
Folkston
Grady H. Gibson
Oldest Man in Mexico Claims 122 Years of Age
Mazatlan Mex Nov 21 This town reports Jose Juan Ven asquez an Indian said to be 122 years old. He remains active as a laborer with memories spanning the Hidalgo revolution for Mexican Independence from Spain 1810 21.
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Mazatlan
Mex
Jose Juan Venasquez
Venasquez
Spain
France's Great Prize Beauty Claims Dramatic Youth Reversal
A sensational beauty pitch promises immediate wrinkle suppression and age reversal in 30 days using skin osmosis. It touts Creme Tokalon and Reseated creams, Santonex, and Japanese Tea Pencils, with a money back guarantee and a $260 charitable-forfeit challenge to prove effectiveness.
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France
Simone Marelx
West 22Nd Street
New York
Case of Nego to Go to Jury Lats Today
Edward Smith, charged with assaulting Harry Miller, will go to the jury today or tomorrow morning. State rested at 11:30 a.m. and court adjourned until 1:30 p.m. Defense opened as court convened. Prosecution argued Smith has a dangerous record. defense seeks self defense claim with Miller as aggressor.
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Edward Smith
Harry Miller
Tuk
Smith
Milley
Coat by President Johnson Put On Display in Chicago
Chicago, Nov 21. Major H P Blackwall shows a coat once made by Andrew Johnson when he was a 20 year old tailor in Ball No 0. The tailor later became president and married McClanahan's daughter. The coat has been proudly preserved for generations.
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Chicago
United States
Auirely
H.P. Blackwall
Ball No O
Gen. McClanahan
Andrew Johnson
Blacknoll
McClanahan
Auto Catches Antelmah Sihn Buttes 8 D Nov 21
John Rainey of Rapid City chased and captured a mature antelope alive after spotting it grazing beside the road near Sihn Buttes. The frightened animal fled for six miles before Rainey halted it, ending the pursuit with the animal secured.
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Antelomah
Sihn Buttes
8. D
John Ralney
Rapid City
Rainey
Lhe
Ancient Cure Claim Promises Ridiculous Results
A dubious advertisement touts a miracle cure for catarrh with sweeping claims and a money back guarantee. It stresses internal use to fix blood and mucous surfaces, cites a testimonial, and urges readers to send money to Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio, with drugstores allegedly stocking the remedy.
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Giseame
Well
Catarsh
Tor
Zeke Hall
Conattyation
Snow and Stormy Weather Warns Laundry Plan
The lyimball Laundry advertises a modern plant for family washing, promising lower costs and less drudgery and exposure in bad weather. It claims average wash costs under one dollar and urges readers to try their service by contacting RmMnall Laundry Co. at phone 147.
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Lyimball
Rmmnall Laundry Coo
Kimball Laundry
Kimbate Gauxdry Co
Machine in clone purdutt report on road exhaustion
In a fragmented report a character named Kui ngy exits a car and binds a loge with a ropa as an inferopa collapses from fatigue while traveling at a clip described as sixty riles per hour. The episode hints at a tense roadside incident.
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Purdutt
Kuingy
Simple Homemade Shampoo From Canuthrox Mix
A cheap hair cleansing tip suggests using a teaspoon of canuthrox dissolved in hot water to create a thick lather. The mixture is rubbed into the scalp for a soothing clean, leaving hair with a brighter tint and light fluff.
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Pythian Fair Corps
Deatie
Mexico
Nouvelle Beaute
Pour Toutes
Countess de Chevanne
Parle
Mae
Simone Maretx
Paris
England
Johnson
NAS
Monarkch Comedy 4
Dorothy Gish
Atta Boy
Pame Theatre
Laura Hope Crews
Massi-Aomedy Paramount
Wazel Dawn
Owen Moore
Veinie
Lenie
Hawk Bank
Waterloo Institute
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Walnut Street
Crystal
Charles Ray
Keystone Comedy
R P. m
Tell P. m
Thomas Meighan
Anita King
Beatrice de Mille
Leighton Osman
Paul Armstrong
Kirke la Shelle Company
Myrtle Stedman
Sessue Hayakawa
Princess Theatre
New York American
Maxine Elliott
Harriet Beecher Stowr
Minneapolis Tribune
Hal Heffi
Iowa
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