Russian Star Proves Great Actor and Singer on Stage
A vivid theater note highlights a performer praised for life like acting and singing with the audience nearly forgetting itself after twelve curtain calls for basso Rothier DeLuca Martinelli and Ponselle. Thursday's program features a wave of names and mentions movements within Arm satirical operatic entries and a crowded bill across multiple acts.
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Rothier
DeLuca
Martinelli
Ponselle
King at the Audito rium in a Phil Ipean role in drama
In Ralph T Jones narrative a grand theatre scene centers on a performer named Philip of Spain, described as a king in spirit and on stage though off stage he remains a Georgian actor. The piece hints at bloodlines and royal bearing culminating in a reference to Don Carlos and a hint of future continuation on Page 11.
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Auditorum
Philip UW
Spain
Nauk
Lin Ia
Teader
Peetor Chatlapin
Don Carlos
Phurilay
Chathain
Catherine
237 Passengers Believed Lost On Doomed Ship Mission
London report says search for SST passengers of the Muswamees Portugese mail steamer whose crew abandoned near Cane Frio southwest Africa. Small craft and lifeboats found, but many passengers unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue.
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London
Cane Frio
Southiwest
Africa
Hhs
Baker Removed at Midnight to Avert Violence in Flume Ga
In Flume Georgia on April 27 George Baker was whisked from home toward Lafayette four miles away in a high powered car with Sheriff Wilson and eight deputies to prevent mob violence. The convoy moved early Friday as guards protected him until several miles from Rome. Ralph Baker requested to accompany his brother but was left in the Rome jail.
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Flume
George Baker
LaFayette
Wilson
Rome
Sheersiff
Baker
Alwavy
Ralph Baker
Colume
Witnesses' Lives Declared Unsafe In Clara Visit
In a report to the Joint legislative committee, Rep C H Kennerly warned that troops may be needed to escort state witnesses to the Walter Higginbotham murder trial in Munich N D. He and Rep John Clay Bini recounted arriving at Clara to inspect Tabert's grave amid armed locals, as the committee's inquiry into Fabert's death concluded.
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Associated Press
Tallahassee
Pla
Apris St
Diste County
Walter Higginboth
Martin Tahert
Munich
N. D
C. Ht. Kennerly
Joint Legislative Committee
Clara
Kennerly
John Clay Bini
Tabert
Fabert
Royal couple wedding witnessed by London crowds
Tandy Bonham-Carter, prominent in English society, portrays the wedding of the Duke of York to Lady Elizabeth Moyes Lyon at Westminster Abbey. The account highlights the ceremony and the principal figures involved, reflecting high society's reaction to the royal nuptials.
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Tandy Bonham-Carter
Verbore Asquith
England
Duke of York
Elizabeth Moyes- Lyon
Bonham-Carter
Westminster Abbey
London crowds greet end of fairy tale in April rain
Lady Bonham-Carter recounts a damp London day when crowds gathered for what felt like the beginning of the end of the tale of princes and happily ever after. She notes the public’s mercy and patient forbearance amid hardship as they witnessed a moment of national relief.
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Lady Bonham-Carter
London
Whitehall
Asbestos Miners Threaten Town With Dynamite
Montreal April 26 W G Ross president of the Axbeato Corporation of Canada appealed for protection after strikers attacked an officer last night and drove forty constables from town They threaten to dynamite public buildings and all mine structures The companys Canadian mines near Sherbrooke supply about nine tenths of the worlds asbestos output Employs thousands with a large strike affecting many workers
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Montreal
W. G. Ross
Axbeato Corporation of Canada
Cimera
Ludiorean
Prevne
Tassia
Asbestos Corporation of Canada
Sherbrooke
United States
American tourists welcomed in Germany as gates reopen
Berlin April 26 Germany lifted the restriction that barred American tourists and some business travelers from visiting the country. The government rescinded the order but retains an 80 percent tax on hotel bills for all foreign visitors, including Americans.
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Berlin
Germany
Hass
Envoy Leaves Opinion of Us Unchanged After Visit
Lord Cecil departs the United States for England with the same policy stance on the league of nations as when he arrived. The article compares his reception to Clemenceau's visit, noting his personality and candor impressed many Americans. Continued on Page 5.
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Mark Sullivan
Stebere Cecil
Americn
France
United States
League of Nations
Robert Coeil
League
Charitable Bequests Absent in Millionaire's Will
New York April 26 A financier explains his will leaves a 2 500 000 estate entirely to his three children and nothing to charity saying charitable bequests gratify vanity at heirs expense.
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New York
Studresent Fish
Greatest Sheiks U S Husbands Women Declare
Two Cleveland women claim to have met the greatest sheiks not in deserts but in American homes after touring African wastes. Edna Deush Peeking and Charlotte 11 Jordan say American wives can match any outdoor glamour and bring home a date wine recipe to please husbands.
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Sahara Desert
Cleveland
Edna Deush
Charlotte
Jordan
Aferican
Gladden
Mors. Derkiny
Florida Senate Votes to Remove Sheriff Jones
Tullahagove Fla April 26 The Florida senate voted to remove Sheriff J St Jones of Leon county from office after a crusade over convict treatment following the death of Martin Tahert A North Dakota boy. The action followed Governor recommendations and committee findings that tied Jones to malfeasance including payments for prisoners turned over to a private camp and collusion with deputies and a county judge to profit from convict labor.
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Fla
Florida Senate
J. St. Jones
Leon
County
Jones
Convicta
Martin Tahert
North Dakota
Senate
Urdee
Legislative Investigating Committee
Putnam Lumber Company
Clara
B F. Willis
Gray Clad Heroes March to Memorial Line
A solemn memorial parade led by policemen with Major Charles Cox as grand marshal winds down Peachtree and Whitehall to Oakland Cemetery. Veterans and schoolboys honor Confederate soldiers amid Dixie playing and decorated graves, reflecting on Lee and Tuckwon forces.
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Lou Warwick, JR
Peachtree
West Denetrea
Qoakland Cemetery
Rex
Charles Cox
Pag
Range of big guns not to be raised
Washington reports fear that elevating gun ranges on American battleships would strain the naval limba pact. Secretary Denby announced the 6 million dollar appropriation for gun elevation would not be used. The decision followed talks among Denby, Taghon, navy officials, and President Harding, aiming to preserve treaty good faith while avoiding a naval power escalation.
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Thi
United States
Denby
Congress
Seemns
Tary Denby
Naval
Taghon
Harding
Rughes
Great Britain
Japan
Hughes
Herding
New York report says Candler to quit Coca Cola post
New York dispatch reports Charles Howard Candler will resign as president of the Coca Cola Co. with Robert W. Woodruff, son of Ernest Woodruff, poised to become president at a meeting of directors in Atlanta. W. C. Bradley, board chair, travels to attend the session as Woodruff’s rise is anticipated.
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Candler
New York
Robert W. Woodruff
White Company
Ernest Woodruff
Atlanta
Coca-Cola Company
Charlea
W. OC. Bradley
Woodruff
Pines
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Howard Candler
Lowry Bank
Seat Company of Georgia
Coombala
Robert W. Winship
Nell Hodgson
Athens
Five Workmen Die In Scaffold Fall At Hotel Monticella
In Keleo Washington April 2 five workers were killed when a scaffold collapsed from the upper story of the Hotel Monticella in Longylaw County. The incident occurred late yesterday and details remain sparse as investigators examine the scene.
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Keleo
Wash
Weather Summary for Georgia Fair Days Ahead
Generally fair with no material change in temperature for Friday and Saturday. Readings show high around 61, low near missing data, mean near missing, and 58 percent relative humidity. No rainfall reported in past 24 hours. Deficiency figures since January 1 show minor values and are partially illegible in the record.
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Georgia
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