A Pair of Sixes heads to Margaret theater tour
Strong company presents Howard Peple's comedy A Pair of Sixes at Margaret theater and other venues in Chicago London Melbourne. Star cast includes Herbert Cortell Oscar Figman Orlando Daly Minna Gomannene. Plot follows two Eureka Digestive PA partners who clash over control and settle their dispute with a poker game for business fate.
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Longuero
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W. Theater
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Oscar Figman
Orlando Daly
Minna Gommane
New York
Eureka Digestive PA Company
George B. Newton
Troggs Johns
Goa
Aggra
Sale
Elk gifted to Gregson children by Butte resident
Walter Carns of Butte presented Hugh Daly's children in Gregson with two grand female elk. The animals, raised in Butte since infancy, were about MH months old and kept as pets. They spent months at Columbia Gardens before shipment to Gregson with help from Mr Wharton and attendants. James and Aileens aided their care upon arrival and settling into the home.
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Buttes
Hugh Daly
Gregson
Cairns
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
James
Aileens
Special grand jury to probe judge connected extortion cases
San Francisco judge Sturtevant said he will impanel a special grand jury to investigate charges that Horton Phipps and Arthur Crist used ties to Judge Wey Crist, a police magistrate, to extort money from defendants scheduled for hearings. Phipps is under arrest and a warrant for Crist was issued. J C Wilson, a bankrupt broker, accused Phipps of embezzlement and offering immunity in exchange for protection. Similar charges were aired by Mrs Sadie V Thompson, a money tender.
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San Francisco
Sturtevant
Superior Court
Horton Phipps
Arthur Crist
Wey Crist
Crist
Phipps
J.C Wilson
Federal mediator to intervene in St Louis strike
St Louis on December 1 W L Chambers, head of the federal board of mediation, will intervene again in the threatened trainmen strike on the St Louis Southwestern railroad. Union leader W C Turner said labor leaders are willing to have Chambers count the union vote and sought his good offices after President Britton of the railroad questioned whether two thirds of union members supported striking.
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W. L. Chambers
Federal Board of Mediation and Council
St. Louis Southwestern
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Turner Yesterlag
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Sullivan Court Case in WuMRY Post
Washington report states Sullivan, the U. S. minister to Santo Domingo, faces no definite charges for alleged misconduct. He invites examination of his public and private acts and denies any personal interest, asserting service solely for the government, refuting alleged sinister influence.
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Sullivan
Santo ‘Domingo
White House
Bryan
Anaconda Jury Returns Accidental Death Verdict
Jurors impaneled by Coroner M. F. McHiale found Avatin Lande was killed by accidental failure during hoisting. They could not determine how the entanglement occurred while working above a structure. Some jurors doubted the rope setup and blamed the general risk of the hoisting job. Jurors listed include J. L. McCumerty, J. J. Walsh, J. ONeill, J. Keefe, J. J. Thomas, and Mark Graham.
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M. F. McHiale
Avatin Lande
Gabriel Suet
Lande
Cain i
J. 1 WcCumtery
J. J. Walsh
J. O'Neill
J. Keefe
J. J. Thomas
Mark Graham
Five in the Seventh Wins for Mathewson Trophy Game
Two trophy games were played with final scores 13 to 9. Mathewson built an early lead, trading ends as Bower’s team countered with a four end rally and a decisive seventh end, while Hendry edged Mines by one point in the close B trophy game.
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Ted
Bower
Mathewson
Hendry
Mines
Cat Creighton honors 17 football players with letters and sweaters
A Creighton University in Omaha held a quiet gathering last Monday to award letters and sweaters to 17 football players for last season's work on the gridiron. The ceremony recognized the successful athletes and marked their achievement with the worn insignia.
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Charles Floo
Cat Creighton University
Omaha
A Royal Nun Founding White Nuns in Moscow
A royal nun and Grand Duchess Elizabeth, widow of the murdered Grand Duke Sergius and sister of the czarina, has shown strong interest in Russian wartime charities. She founded in Moscow an Order of White Nuns and became abbess. The convent exudes white from garments to decor and aims to do charitable work for the poor.
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Sergius
Moscow
London
Many World War I dispatches from Paris to Wellington
A dense roundup of war briefings and diplomatic notes from Paris Bordeaux and London recount high level developments across the front. Reports cover repulsed German attacks near Ypres reinforcements for French youth training and mass prayers at Notre Dame des Victories. Additional notes note Bulgarian neutrality and possible entry to war.
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London
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Lepretre
Pont-a- Mousson
Nurses urged to boost registration and pay
Sir Victor Horsley warns England has only 60 percent of the nurses who fought for better terms. He advocates a registration system to raise remuneration and attract more into the profession. He cites the lax Poor Law admin as enabling untrained nurses to serve London's sick poor. A note mentions the tulip tree, yellow poplar, a unique timber tree known as valuable by certain groups.
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Victor Horsley
Englnd
London
Tambermen
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