Mary Garden Elected Chicago Opera Association General Director
Mary Garden was elected general director of the Chicago Opera Association by the executive committee. She succeeds Herbert Johnson as executive director and Gino Marinuzzi as artistic manager, taking charge of the association’s affairs.
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Chicago Opera Association
Chicago
Mary Garden
Herbert Johnson
Gino Marinuzzi
Miss Garden
Opera Association
Weeks to Meet Harding on Cabinet Offer
Former Senator John W. Weeks of Massachusetts travels to Marion for a conference with President elect Harding. Weeks is a leading contender for a cabinet post, with Navy or Treasury the likely options. He helped raise major campaign funds and holds close ties to Harding.
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John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Harding
Marion
Weeks
Secretary of War
Navy
Treasury
Middle West
Wall Street
Harry Daugherty
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Beef Stew Cocoa and Unbuttered Bread Menu Noted
A fragmented scene at Symphony Hall last night shows a bare dining setup with a baby’s high chair and a lone candle on a dinnerless tray, behind a clothless board table as observers recall a simple meal. The text suggests a stark, symbolic tableau rather than a completed event.
May salvage sunken cargo and ship in Boston
Simon Lake with Boston shipping men pursues raising a sunken steamship and cargo valued over $1,000,000 using his new device. The invention pumps small pieces of balsa wood into the vessel to buoy it to the surface.
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Simon Lake
Boston
Mr. Lake
Milford Venturerowners Discuss Division Before Train
Mr Lake, while leaving for Milford near Bridgeport Conn, said negotiations not yet completed and expects New York part owners to join. The key issue is how to divide the vessel’s proceeds.
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Mr. Lake
Milford
Bridgeport
Conn
New York
Hunger strike may end as preacher travels to Danville
Mrs. Sadie Harrington, who has fasted 46 days to persuade her husband Ernest Harrington to join her church and become an evangelist, may break her hunger strike Friday. Rev. G B Payne, her former pastor from Eldorado, travels to Danville to urge stopping the fast, stating he does not approve of the protest.
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Danville
United News
Sadie Harrington
Ernest Harrington
G. 8
Payne
Eldorado
Hatsington
Ex-Empress III Doorn In Critical Condition
The former Empress of Germany is in critical condition and likely will not survive. She has had several lapses into unconsciousness and the ex-Kaiser remains by her bedside at Doorn.
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DOORN
United News
Germany
Weather summary from yesterday with temperatures
Yesterday's temperatures measure 8 m and 4 m readings with a mid afternoon 3 p m record of 82. The average yesterday was 23 and the high 25 while the previous year averaged 25 with a 8 reading. Data reported by Thompson's Spa includes 28 and 23/12 mid values.
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Outrages in Ireland Described by Norton
Lord Mayor Daniel O Callaghan of Cork told the Villard commission in Washington that British forces in Ireland have committed outrages far more cruel and terrible than the Germans were accused of in Belgium.
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Washington
Daniel O'Callaghan
Cork
Villard Commission
Ireland
Belgium
Lord Mayor’s vivid recital on Irish raids at Lafayette Hotel
The crowded Lafayette Hotel ball room heard Lord Mayor O Callaghan accuse Britain of withholding grants to Irish local authorities. He argued this harms public services and forces tax increases. He presented affidavits of raid victims and noted anomalies in Irish and British courts. He cited 51 murders and 562 wounded by British forces.
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O'Callaghan
Commission
England
Republic
Health chief of Buffalo sleeps three hours daily
Buffalo Health Commissioner Francis E Froneczak says he sleeps only three hours in a 24 hour day, resting from 8 to 6 each morning. He cut from four hours 30 years ago to reach a 160 pound weight, lost 30 pounds, and plans to stay at three hours until reaching 120 pounds before resuming his former routine.
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N. Y
Francis FE. Froneczak
Dedham School Burns Down
A fire at 2 15 this morning totally destroyed the Avery School in East Dedham endangering nearby homes. Fire units from Dedham Boston and Roslindale fought the blaze. The two and a half story wooden building burned with unknown cause and an estimated damage of 126 000 dollars.
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Avery
Dedham
Boston
Roslindale
Rembrandt Landscape Stolen in Hamburg Suspected Smuggling
A Rembrandt landscape titled After the Thunderstorm was stolen from a private owner in Hamburg on January 5 and reportedly smuggled into the United States aboard the steamer Mongolia on January 6. The wood panel work measures 65 by 49 centimetres and is valued at 2,000,000.
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Hamburg
Rembrandt
United States
Mongolia
Warn Against Red Attacks In New York
Police headquarters issued a general order urging night surveillance of homes of the wealthy, banks, churches, and public places after reports of a Philadelphia demonstration. Special attention is directed to Archbishop Hayes, Andrew Carnegie, the Astors, the Vanderbilts, Mayor Hyland, and Police Commissioner Enright.
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Philadelphia
Archbishop Hayes
Andrew Carnegie
Astors
Vanderbilts
Hyland
Enright
Call for Monthly Interest on Savings Deposits Urged in Legislature
In a broad appeal to Massachusetts bankers, the writer urges passage of a law requiring monthly interest from the time savings are deposited. He cites Tremont Trust Co. as already adopting monthly payments and argues universal adoption would benefit depositors and the broader economy. He also notes prior advocacy for a capable bank commissioner to safeguard public interests and stresses the need for a fair, independent regulator.
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Massachusetts
Tremont Trust Co
Tremont
Commonwealth
Committee On Banks and Banking
Rufus Choate
Penkerg
House of Cards
Farrell Hero of the Trip Declared by Hinton
Toronto January 13 Lieutenant Hinton declared Farrell is the hero of the expedition. He bore the brunt, broke the trail, did the hardest work, and endured swollen feet from unfamiliar snowshoes. He added it was a terrible nightmare but now over.
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Toronto
Hinton
Farrell
Navy balloonists pictured at Mattice Ontario
Page 17 shows photographs of navy balloonists emerging from a wilderness area near Mattice Ontario. The images capture the explorers posed beside their craft and gear in a rugged northern setting.
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Navy
Mattice
Ont
Anniversaries and War Era Memoir Notes
The clipping mentions Today’s anniversaries and a flood retreat of troops. It also notes the death of Major Augustus P. Gardner, the first congressman to enter the war, who died in Macon, Georgia in 1915.
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Aijene
Augustus P. Gardner
Macon
Weather Forecast For Boston And Region
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday snow turning to rain with wageness Saturday followed by clear and colder conditions with increasing southeast and south winds. Northern New England expected snow and a bit warmer Friday with Saturday clearing, Southern New England snow turning to rain Friday then clearing Saturday and turning colder.
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Boston
Washington
Unsettled Weather With Rain Or Snow This Afternoon
Forecast calls for unsettled conditions with rain or snow this afternoon and tonight. Temperatures are expected to rise through the period.
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