Passion Play Returns to Oberammergau After War Idle Years
May 14 Oberammergau scene as 1910 revival opens in Bavarian village with 4000 spectators. Anton Lang as Christ leads a long-standing troupe of locals in the Passion Play amid postwar goodwill hopes between nations. Many visitors flock from America to witness the annual pageant revived since 1633, with half the audience Americans.
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Child Hurt In Bonfire Blast At Rock Creek Ranch
Five year old Albert Burch, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Burch, suffered a deep injury to his left eye from an explosion of a substance in a bonfire on their Rock Creek ranch. Doctors worked to save the eye, with results to be determined in coming days.
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Actress Eugenia Blair Dies After Performance at Cort Theater
Chicago May 14 Eugenia Blair a well known stage actress died in her Cort theater dressing room shortly after appearing in Anna Christie. The death, likely from heart disease, was not announced until today.
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Chicago
Anna Christie
Cort Theater
Chile and Peru set to meet over forty year dispute today
In Washington, Chilean and Peruvian plenipotentiaries prepare to convene in the Hall of Americas under President Harding’s invitation for a session to resolve the long running differences tied to the Treaty of Ancon. Officials express cautious optimism amid the delicate diplomacy.
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Pennsylvania Primaries Spark Vie For Governor Seat
The Associated Press reports Pennsylvania Republicans vote Tuesday in a historic primary without long time leaders Cameron Quay or Penrose. Key race is Governor with George E Alter vs Castor Pinchot as Sproul backs Alter and progress party alums support Pinchot. Prohibition pledges frame the contest amid calls for economy and efficiency.
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Princess Elizabeth in Grave Condition Reported From Athens
Athens May 14 Princess Elizabeth wife of Crown Prince George I of Greece and daughter of King Carol and Queen Elisabeth of Romania is critically ill with a pleural abscess The Romanian royal couple rushed from Bucharest to Constantino to reach Piraeus as fast as possible amid the emergency The illness is described as extremely dangerous and the situation grave with foreign royal watchers awaiting further word
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Deny Reports Of Mrs Stillman Marrying F M Cormick
The Associated Press states Mrs Stillman is not seeking divorce and would not marry Fred Beauvals. Mr Mack rejects the rumor as foolish and notes Mrs Stillman would not wed the best man living. Also Japan says no separate treaty with Russia is planned.
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Sensational Turn in Irish Situation
Blin May 14. The Irish situation is likely to make a seasonal turn with rumors that two prominent anti treaty party members contemplated resignations and progress toward important developments expected at an early date.
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New High Record Gasoline Stocks On April 1
The Associated Press reports a new national gasoline stock high as of April 1, with supplies at 54.232 million dollars value and about 47 million gallons above March 1 figures. The Bureau of Mines notes increased refinery activity and predicts further reserve growth, while kerosene stocks declined and lubricating oil reserves remained near 237 million gallons.
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Rudolph Valentino Weds at Mexicali
Rudolph Valentino motion picture actor and Winifred Hudnut known as Natacha Rambova were married at Mexicali yesterday. The bride is Richard Hudnut’s daughter of New York. Judge Sandoval officiated at Otto Buller’s residence as a military band played.
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Natacha’ Rambova
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New York
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Genoa Conference Plans Rushed Amid US Participation Doubt
The Genoa economic conference reconvenes May 15 to discuss Russian questions if a plan agreed at a private session among major powers is accepted by the sub commission. The move aims to test U S willingness to participate and may dissolve the Genoa talks if Britain and France cannot agree on Russian policy.
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Deer Lodge Pastor Dies on Bear Hunt
The Rev R J Glasnow pastor of the Methodist Church South at Deer Lodge died suddenly of heart disease Friday while bear hunting at a camp near Ronan. He was accompanied by Rev 8 Coberly of Helena. Body taken to Ronan for funeral and burial.
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Russians Refuse Talks With Excluded Russian Delegates
The Russian delegation announced that Tehitcherin prepared a note to Signor Facta stating Russians will not discuss financial affairs on a council where Russians are not formally represented on equal terms. They warned that excluding Russia could lead to Moscow departure. Russia favors separate talks with each nation and insists Cannes resolutions be honored.
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Belgium
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Will Sign Treaty Today on Upper Silesian Question
Geneva May 1. German and Polish representatives ready to sign an economic treaty settling the Upper Silesian question. The accord defines railways, water, electric current, coal, and postal arrangements for 15 years and creates two joint commissions to implement the pact and settle disputes. It aims to avert economic crises and remove war sources between Germany, Poland, and France.
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