Dollars and the Woman at the Empire
Alice Joyce stars in Dollars and the Woman at the Empire for Friday and Saturday shows. The six reel drama by Albert Payson Terhune follows Madge Hillyer who learns poverty despite wealth and the film’s timely satire on living costs. The program includes the final episode of Lightning Bryce.
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Alice Joyce
the Empire
Albert Payson Terhune
Madge Hillyer
Miss Joyce
Lightning Bryce
Threats by radicals threaten northwest cities
Congressman Albert Johnston asserts the Industrial Workers of the World plans 20 days of terror in the northwest. Anonymous letters received by Seattle police and federal authorities warn radicals will blow up financial institutions and buildings in Tacoma Portland and Seattle. Federal agents trace the letter source signed A Friend of Workers.
Fire devastates Galveston waterfront complex
Fire on the Galveston waterfront destroyed piers 35 and 86 and adjacent property. Several steamers were damaged and large quantities of cotton and other commodities burned. Losses were estimated above 2 million dollars. Chief Ryan received a Canada postmarked letter warning he would be destroyed signed only John.
Pollars and the Woman at Berpire Friday and Saturday
Questions about economy passion and gender roles are explored in Pollars and the Woman to be staged at Berpire Friday and Saturday this week. The piece asks if extravagance defeats poverty and if love thrives in wealth or want.
Moonshine Raid Destroys 200 Gallons in Danville Street Seizure
Revenue agents swept Danville Virginia on September 30 pouring out 200 gallons of moonshine whiskey seized in a raid. One bootlegger was slightly wounded while attempting to flee. Heavy rain and a stream of white lightning fouled the curb as bystanders watched traffic halted.
Rioting In Belfast Drives Ulster Guard Proposal
Belfast September 30 rioting and bloodshed are seen as intolerable bringing an Ulster armed civic guard proposal closer to government adoption. Sinn Fein threats of war are dismissed as unlikely to derail order if disorders persist.
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Ulster
We Weave rs Thank The Star For Flowers And Kindness
Mrs G We Weaver and children express thanks through The Star for flowers kindness and automobiles shown during their sad bereavement.
Funeral Attendance Marks Return of Relatives
Messrs. Marry Stewart of Baltimore Joseph N. Trenary of Cumberland Md and Charles E. Trenary of Harrisonburg Va returned home after attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Samuel W. Trenary.
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Messrs
Marry Stewart
Baltimore
Joseph N. Trenary
Cumberland, Md
Charles E. Trenary
Harrisonburg
Samuel W. Tre
Anderson Fined After Drinking From Stream Incident
John Lee Anderson, described in this clipping, was unable to resist the temptation and drank deeply from a stream. He was detained and brought to the courthouse where he received a fine.
Return to Richmond After Visit With Family
Mrs. Melvin.desenheimer and her two children Rosa and Dorothy have returned to Richmond Virginia from a summer stay at the home of Mrs. S. Ht. Hable on East Wager Street. They were accompanied by Mr. Flegenheimer who spent several days there.
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Dorothy
Ht. Hable
East Wager Street
Richmond
Flegenheimer
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