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Contributed by Don Fry:
Topeka Capital Journal of Feb. 26, 1920
Willard H. Daly, 67, head of the Pittsburg Amusement Co., which, controls all the theaters in Pittsburg with one exception and has another under construction, died here this morning. He was a resident of Crawford county for forty years. Much of that time he owned a string of racers and was well known to turf followers thruout the country. In later years he financed motor car enterprises but devoted his attention chiefly to the show business, owning two "theaters in Picher, Okla., and being interested in some road companies.
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Contributed by Don Fry:
Topeka Capital Journal of Feb. 26, 1920
Willard H. Daly, 67, head of the Pittsburg Amusement Co., which, controls all the theaters in Pittsburg with one exception and has another under construction, died here this morning. He was a resident of Crawford county for forty years. Much of that time he owned a string of racers and was well known to turf followers thruout the country. In later years he financed motor car enterprises but devoted his attention chiefly to the show business, owning two "theaters in Picher, Okla., and being interested in some road companies.
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Contributed by Don Fry:
Topeka Capital Journal of Feb. 26, 1920
Willard H. Daly, 67, head of the Pittsburg Amusement Co., which, controls all the theaters in Pittsburg with one exception and has another under construction, died here this morning. He was a resident of Crawford county for forty years. Much of that time he owned a string of racers and was well known to turf followers thruout the country. In later years he financed motor car enterprises but devoted his attention chiefly to the show business, owning two "theaters in Picher, Okla., and being interested in some road companies.
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Contributed by Don Fry:
Topeka Capital Journal of Feb. 26, 1920
Willard H. Daly, 67, head of the Pittsburg Amusement Co., which, controls all the theaters in Pittsburg with one exception and has another under construction, died here this morning. He was a resident of Crawford county for forty years. Much of that time he owned a string of racers and was well known to turf followers thruout the country. In later years he financed motor car enterprises but devoted his attention chiefly to the show business, owning two "theaters in Picher, Okla., and being interested in some road companies.
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