Bootlegging In Arkansas Mostly Is Done By Women
Texarkana Arkansas July 18 fourteen women and six men arrested in Miller County on liquor charges Deputy prohibition administrator M Gurley said seventy five percent of bootlegging in the state is by women The raids followed undercover work in Southern Arkansas two months focus on women violators and federal court actions expected against many.
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Forepaugh Showman Folds His Tent in Berlin
Berlin New Jersey July 19. Charles Forepaugh a founder of the Forepaugh circus is reported to fold his show, ending the famous traveling entertainment venture. The headline notes the showman’s move marks the closure of a long era in novelty circuses.
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Forepaugh family in show business and their founder
The text recalls the Forepaugh circus family, four brothers and a sister now dead, who toured the United States and Europe. Forepaugh, famed for lions, retired after P. T. Barnum absorbed the circus. He remained active in show life as the dancing figure, reading without glasses at 88, and smoking forty pipes daily until illness led to his decline.
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Miss Jessie Markwood's West Virginia Visit Report
Miss Jessie Markwood left for a visit to relatives and travels to Keyser and Burlington in West Virginia where her trip concludes.
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Keyser
Burlington
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