The Third Degree by Charles Klein at the Colonial
Charles Klein highlights that his characters in The Third Degree draw from real life. He identifies Mrs Jeffries and Joseph H Cheate as models for his heroine and legal figure, noting the police captain and other roles mirror common city types. Annie Jeffries is praised as a natural heroine in the play coming to the Colonial on February 9.
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Harles Klein
Nine Jeffries
Boston
Klein
Annie Jeffries
Mr. Ixlein
Midwinter Tennis Tournament Opens at Pinehurst
Pinehurst, N C January 29 entries include top United States players in the second annual mid winter tennis tournament opening today. The program features men's singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles, and mixed doubles through the week.
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Pinehurst
United States
Express Companies Probe Resumes in New York
Federal investigation into express firms revenue rates and methods of business, started last fall, was resumed in New York before Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane.
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Banner
New York
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cardui Touted By Newburg Woman For Back Pain Cure
Myrtle Cobrum of Newburg Alabama credits Cardui with curing years of back and head pains after two bottles. She reports improvement for herself mother and aunt and urges sick women to try the vegetable tonic.
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Newburg
Ala
Myrtle Cobrum
Lion and the Mouse to Bow Colonial on Thursday
Charles Klein's The Lion and the Mouse, praised for its bold look at financial life, is set for a Thursday evening Colonial engagement. The United Play Company helped keep the drama in the spotlight as it attracts both old fans and new theatergoers.
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Charles Klein
Mouse
Colonial
United Play Company
Snead Murder Case Is Hearing in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas January 29 Public interest in the Snead Boyce sensation revived as J B Snead went to court for trial on a first degree murder charge He shot A G Boyce Sr in a hotel lobby on January 15 The killing followed Sneads wifes elopement with A G Boyce Jr Snead a prominent Amarillo banker has secured Able counsel and a major legal fight is anticipated The younger Boyce has stayed in Canada since release and may not return for the trial Mrs Snead may play a limited role in the proceedings The banker placed his wife in a sanitarium upon returning from Winnipeg but she later left the sanitarium and is believed to be with relatives
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Fort Worth
Texas
Snead-Boyce
J. B. Snead
Snead
A. G. Boyce, Sr
A. G. Boyce, Jr
Amarillo
Winnipeg
Boyce
Poyce
Canada
Rexall Orderlies Promise Free Trial If Not Help
An offer guarantees Rexall Orderlies will relieve chronic constipation or money back. The candy like tablets claim to act on nerves and muscles of the bowels without purging, with three sizes priced 11c, 25c, and 50c. Sold exclusively at The Rexall Store H R. Palmer & Sons.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
H R. Palmer & Sons
Utah fruit industry in focus at state horticultural convention
Provo Utah January 29 The annual convention of the State Horticultural Society opened with May C F Decker welcoming visitors Ogdens Joseph E Wright president delivering his annual address The three day gathering aims to discuss the future of Utah fruit growing and related industry topics.
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Provo
Utah
State Horticultural Society
C. F. Decker
Joseph E. Wright
Ogden
Madame Sherry at Colonial A lively talking chorus keeps pace
The Colonial stage on February 7 presents Madame Sherry a comedy with music by George W. Lederer. Rather than conventional show-girls the production uses a talking chorus of engaging, talented performers in a brisk, witty farce aimed at humor over sentiment.
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Colonial
Madame Sherry
George W. Lederer
Paris
America
Foes of Saloon Plan Columbus Demonstration
The Ohio Anti-Saloon League will hold a large mass convention in Columbus tomorrow during President Taft's visit. Speakers from several states will urge the Ohio constitutional convention to adopt strict anti license provisions in the state constitution.
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Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Taft
What Hem-Roid Will Do For Any Woman With Piles
A sugar coated tablet remedy HEM-ROID promises to cure all kinds of piles by restoring proper blood flow in swollen areas. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons with a 24 day treatment for $1, with a free booklet available from Dr. Leonhardt Co. in Buffalo New York.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Welcome Home Cardinal O Connell Draws Boston Catholics
Thousands of Catholics from Boston and nearby areas paused their daily work to participate in the largest church demonstration in city history. The event honors Cardinal O Connell head of the Boston archdiocese with plans for civic reception and religious ceremonies later in the week to mark his induction into the Sacred College.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Mass
William ‘Cardinal O’connell
Sacred College
Gamble to Speak on Prosecution at Jefferson Court House
Hon. John B. Gamble, candidate for solicitor general of the Western circuit, will address Jackson county voters at the Jefferson court house Tuesday February 6 at noon recess. The campaign will focus on how a prosecuting attorney should serve the state.
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Gamble
John B. Gamble
Western Circuit
Jackson County
Jefferson
Col. Gamble
Winder News
Washington Remembers President McKinley Anniversary
In Washington on January 29 observers marked the birth anniversary of William McKinley. Senators officials and many government employees wore pink carnations. The demand for carnations overwhelmed local florists and recalled McKinley’s habit of gifting his carnation boutonniere to the train engineer on his trips.
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Washington, D. C
William McKinley
Washington
McKinley
Carnation Day Observed Across Nation
In Canton Ohio on January 29 Carnation Day marked the birth anniversary of President McKinley. Thousands observed the event and many floral pieces were laid inside the McKinley tomb on Monument Hill.
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Canton
United States
President McKinley
McKinley
Monument Hill
Gumble to Speak at Jefferson February Meeting
Hon John B Gumble will speak at Jefferson on the first Tuesday in February the 6th at the forenoon hour of court.
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John B. Gumble
Jefferson
Fidon
Surprised Doctor Illustrating the Effect of Food
A Racine Wisconsin woman with stomach trouble credits Grape-Nuts and Postum for recovery. She could eat only small portions at first, but soon improved and regained appetite, with nerves steadied. Letter to Postum Co. cites enduring benefit and willingness to answer inquiries.
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Racine
Wis
Postum
Postum Co
Battle’ Creek
Mich
Wellville
Canadian Kilties Here on Feb. 1
The Canadian Kilties band led by Carroll W. Rhodes will perform at the Colonial theater Friday evening. They have traveled 400000 miles in eleven years, played over 6000 concerts in twenty countries, and appeared two times by Royal Command before King Edward VII.
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H. M
King Edward
Royal Command
Kitties
Colonial Theater
Uncle Remus and the Banner Offer Prompts Subscriptions
The Athens Daily Banner runs a deal offering six months of the Banner and one year of Uncle Remus Home Magazine for the regular Banner price. The response is strong with new subscriptions and renewals. Send in $2.50 to receive both publications.
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Banner
Athens Daily Banner
Uncle Remus
South
the Banner
Remus
Fights Tonight Feature Caliber Boxing Card Across Three States
The schedule lists Monte Attell vs Johnny Griffiths in a 12 round Akron bout, Eddie McGoorty versus Walter Goffey in New York for 10 rounds, Danny Goodman facing Jake Abel in Chattanooga 8 rounds, and Tom Maloney meeting Frankie Madole in Albany 10 rounds. Also a cough remedy note advises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective for colds croup and whooping cough.
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Monte Attell
Johnny Griffiths
Akron
Eddie McGoorty
Walter Goffey
New York
Danny Goodman
Jake Abel
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tom Maloney
Frankie Madole
Albany
N. Y
Unclear Offer Ad for Magazine Subscriptions
An OCR ad promotes a bundled subscription deal offering six months of The Banner and a year of Uncle Remus Home Magazine to readers for two dollars and fifty cents. The text resembles a quick marketing pitch for periodical access.
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