Old Officers Lead in Miners Election Clash
After four hours counting, George Curry and his ticket led the miners union election with 1,866 votes cast. The counting continued into the night and a 25 cent assessment for relief was approved though not counted until officers’ ballots are recorded.
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George Curry
Miners’ Union
Marvin
John Hartigan
Charles Actis
John O’sullivan
Manus Duggan
William Powell
Frank Auxier
James Shields
Jon Cunningham
John Reich
Din Monroe
Joe Bridley
Thomas Case
John Savage
Ed Joyce
Frank O'Connor
John Driscoll
Pat J. McCarthy
Joe Little
Bat Buckley
M. J. Cleary
Con
Sullivan
Max Marvin
John O’sullive
McNamara
Morris
Leun
Murphy
Donoghue Leads In Race To Head Local Moose Order
At an early hour, M. M. Donoghue led F. H. Potter for dictator as hundreds of ballots remained. Vice dictator P. W. Flynn led, H. L. Fluke led for prelate, and J. B. Mulcahy held a wide margin for secretary. Other elected positions included Treasurer George Oeschlis, sergeant-at-arms Thomas Tracy, and inside guard Peter McDermott. Frank Bailey led for the remaining position.
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M. M. Donoghue
F. H. Potter
Order of Moose
P. W. Flynn
H. L. Fluke
J. B. Mulcahy
George Oeschlis
Thomas Tracy
Peter McDermott
Frank Bailey
Local Election Returns Show Leaders in Trustees and Doctors
Outside guard and James A. Chap man along with Frank F. Daniels and JE J Nerny lead the vote for trustees with three to be elected. In physicians race Dr. R. Monahan leads, Dr. Allen second, and Dr. Deal third.
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James A. Chapman
Frank F. Daniels
JE J Nerny
Dr. R. Monahan
Dr. Allen
Dr. Deal
Modern Woodmen America Camp Elects Officers for Ensuing Term
South Butte camp of the Modern Woodmen of America selected officers for the ensuing term. Appointed are Past consul A. J. McGowan and consul Albert Robinson among others with installation set for January 18 in Walkerville jointly with Royal Neighbors and Walkerville camp.
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South Butte
Woodmen of America
A. J. McGowan
Albert Robinson
William A. Pater
Harry Williams
J. C. Freeman
Tom Tracy
Will EF. Thirloway
William Merrett
William A. Harris
A. G. Allan
M. C. Smetters
The White Sister Stage Romance Returns to Spotlight
Cathrine Countiss continues a string of semi religious stage romances with The White Sister following The Christian on the Pacific coast and The Awakening of Helen Richie in major cities last season.
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Cathrine Countiss
Pacific Coast
Helen Richie
Ben Hur and Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm Shine in Klaw & Erlanger
Two notable productions in Klaw & Erlanger showcase “Ben Hur” and “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm” drawing audiences with period charm and strong cast performances. The scene highlights the theater company’s versatility and enduring appeal.
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Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Klaw & Erlanger
Count of Luxembourg musical bows into New York stages
The Count of Luxembourg by Willner and Bodansky with Basil Hood adaptation and Franz Lehar music debuts as a London favorite Lily Elsie returns to play her original role. The musical play has crossed the ocean and the waltz is now heard in many New York amusements.
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Luxembourg
Willner and Bodansky
Basil Hood
Franz Lehar
London
Lily Elsie
New York
Court Rules Wilstach Owns Title of The Poor Rich
In Delaware a man sought an injunction to bar use of the title The Poor Rich. Evidence from a last year performance by Tim Murphy and author Paul Wilstach led the court to rule in Wilstach's favor, establishing ownership rights.
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Paul Wilstach
Tim Murphy
Delaware
Savage to stage The Girl of the Golden West opera
Savage presents The Girl of the Golden West by Puccini as part of the season. The production is promised to be completed with the finish and thoroughness characteristic of Mr. Savage's operatic endeavors.
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Savage
Puccini
Augustus Thomas Named New Theater Director
Augustus Thomas has been selected as director of the New theater a smaller house with the same aims. He will receive a salary of $50,000 and serve as manager producer and dramatist.
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Augustus Thomas
Ambiguous Playhouse Contract Talks Stall Openings
A theatrical plan to open the house with a new writer faces mixed reports. One source says the contract spans one year with possible extension if the experiment succeeds, another claims the writer declined, and a third says nothing is settled yet.
Lillian Buckingham Starts South Tour for The Stampede
Lillian Buckingham begins a tour of principal Southern cities in The Stampede a Cecil Bo De Mille play co author of Strongheart and other successes The tour includes Chattanooga Nashville Knoxville Memphis Atlanta New Orleans Richmond and Norfolk.
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Lillian Buckingham
South
Cecil Bo de Mille
Maeterlincks The Blue Bird Issued In Eight Languages
The Blue Bird by Maeterlinck has been translated into eight languages with a new Japanese edition now on sale. The play is staged in English German French Swedish and Italian, and Russia is credited with discovering its merits and popularizing it globally.
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Maeterlinck
Russia
Clergyman's novel adapted for production on Cape Cod setting
The Rev. William E. Danforth has dramatized Cy Whittaker's Place by Joseph C. Lincoln for stage. Production rights have been accepted by A. G. Delamater.
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William E. Danforth
Nat C Goodwin to Tour principal cities with company
Nat C Goodwin plans a tour of leading cities with a strong company to present a repertory of his notable successes. The actor will showcase a selection of celebrated stage triumphs across the circuit.
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Nat C. Goodwin
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