At 9 45 A Plym uth Drama Unfurls Mysteries At Plymout Theatre
Edward H Crosby reviews Owen Davis melodrama At 9 45 staged yesterday at Plymuth Theatre drawing a large local and Boston audience. The plot centers on Howard Clayton found wounded in a locked closet with a web of motive and deceit surrounding his family. The ending rests on a long awaited revelation as detectives chase misleads and the sensational tale holds steady interest. The cast includes Dorothy Bernard Kenneth McKenna John Cromwell Edith Shayne Robert Harrison and Idalene Cotton delivering competent performances under a largely theatrical script.
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Owen Davis
Plymth
Boston
Howard Clayton
Howard
Dorothy Bernard
Kenneth McKenna
John Cromwell
Edith Shayne
Robert Harrison
Management bans denouement mention to preserve plot
The text notes a request from management for no reference to the denouement to avoid spoiling the plot. The directive emphasizes preserving the principal charm and implies ongoing reformulation of the ending.
Eddie Morgan Knocked Out In Callahan Fray
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes Eddie Morgan was knocked out by Callahan in a bout that featured a phony Eddie Morgan lasting one round longer. Callahan led early and won by a solid margin, showcasing a strong two handed attack amid questions about Dempsey Carpentier and moving picture stock schemes.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Callahan
Eddie Morgan
Dempsey+Carpentier
Cochran Plans Return After Picketing Dempsey Fights
The article questions Cochran’s claim of a Carpentier Dempsey contract and suggests his publicized trip to the United States served publicity more than substance. It notes lack of meetings with Kearns or Dempsey and mocks the idea of a behind the scenes deal in boxing for big money.
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Cochran
Descamps
Carpentier
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
California
Kearns
The
Golden Gate
Tremont House
Yeaton’s
Greek star Demetral defeats Jolie twice at Grand Opera House
William Demetral defeated Ernst Jolie two straight falls to win the match at the Grand Opera House last night. The opening fall ended in 51 minutes 32 seconds and the second in 6 minutes 4 seconds. Earlier Kredetti beat Goulette in one fall at 26 minutes 6 seconds. In the semi final Peter Goulette pinned Billy Eliott in 23 minutes 7 seconds, one fall ending the contest.
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William Demetral
Ernst Jolie
Grand Opera House
Demetral
John Kredetti
Oliver Goulette
Peter Goulette
Billy Eliott
Boston Artist Paxton Wins Popular Prize at Corcoran
William M. Paxton of Boston won the Popular Prize of 200 dollars at the Corcoran Gallery of Art seventh exhibition of American oil paintings in Washington. Visitors voted during the week of January 12. Paxton’s Girl Sewing drew 228 of 316 total votes.
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Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D. C
William M. Paxton
Boston
Paxton
Clark
Frank W. Benson
Paris
Gerome
Copley Society
St. Botolph Club
Philadelphia Art Club
American National Academy
United States
Metropolitan Museum
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Boston Museum
Arlington High and Stoneham play to scoreless hockey tie
Arlington High School seven of the Inter scholastic Hockey league battled Stoneham High School to a 0-0 tie in the rear rink of Arlington High. After 49 minutes no score, three overtime periods followed before darkness ended the game. Key injuries paused play late in the OT.
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Arlington High School
Arlington
Stoneham High School
Hardy
Reynolds
Stoneham
H. Stoneham
Reynolds Hardy
Anese Lynch
Sisanvesuse Ec
Cogan Bower
Duplin
Jackson Crosby
Conant Sheehan
Saey Fudge Murphy
Packard
Lowe
Gay and Duncan
Timor—Campbell
Huntington School Wins Meet at Boston YMCA A Gym
Huntington School track athletes dominated the meet against Alien Military speedsters at the Boston YMCA gym, winning 54 to 5. 50 yard dash went to Farley with Huntington placements in the top three, 45 yard low hurdles won by Brown of Huntington, with Temple and Huntington also placing. 300 yard run clinched by Varley of Huntington.
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Huntington School
Boston
Farley
Huntington
Powell
Allen
Gray
Brown
Temple
Varley
Huntington Athletes Dominate Track Meet Highlights
Gray and Huntington take multiple top placements in a relay and sprint events. Fabes wins the 1000 yard with Lynch second and Hersey third. Brown wins high jump with Zin and Straub close behind. Temple wins the 12 pound shot put with Brown placing second and Seifert fourth. The Huntington relay team of Gray Robinson Pierce Brown wins in 2 minutes 27 and a half seconds.
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Gray
Huntington
Lynch
Fabes
Hersey
Brown
Pierce
Straub
Allen
Temple
Seifert
Robinson
Powell
Pitsworth
Hall
Kelley
Newport snow carnival opens with large deer drive
Newport New Hampshire hosts its winter carnival opener in frigid 18 degree weather. About 150 participants spread through Corbin Park for a three hour deer drive netting 14 deer before escape. Venison dinner and theatre conclude day one with toboggan events planned tomorrow.
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Newport
N. H
New Hampshire
Perry
Corbin Park
Park Lodge
Coniston Theatre
Thoroughbred racing results from New Orleans card
Multiple races at New Orleans feature purses from 500 to 1000 with six furlong sprints and a one mile turf. Winners include Sky Blue in race one, Portlight in race two, Shenandoah in race three, War God in race four, Troilus in race five, Franklin in race six, and Charlestonian in race seven. times range 1:12 to 1:44 with several close finishes and notable jockeys listed.
Havana Race Day Results and Stakes Recap
In the first race for three-year-olds and up, White Crown won at 5 to 2 with Hope second and Pretty Baby third. race time 1:12 4-5. The second event saw Bagdadine prevail over Beverly James and Zodiac, clocking 1:11 1/2. Blaze Away led a three-year-olds and up field to victory, Gerald Middleton placed second and Plantarede third, time not specified. Four-year-olds and up claimed event, Circulate won with Deckhand second and Sister Susie third, time 1:12 2-5. The Parguay Handicap winner was Alvord ahead of Sirocco and Hamiltona, time 1:12. In the final mile race, Regreso won for Carmody, with Fountain Fay second and 99 third. time 1:44. Multiple named runners including Dancer Statim Courcelles Alder baran Dragon Rock Hen Hampson Kentucky Boy Bond Verity Dolly among others also ran in various races.
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Statim
Courcelles
Alderbaran
Dragon Rock
Hen Hampson
Kentucky Boy
Bond
Verity
Dolly
Crump
Hope
Miller
Pretty Baby
Carmody
Rockaree
Steve
Lady Langdon
Felicidad
Shiro
Bagdadine
Beverly James
Zodiac
Brown
Blanche Donaldson
Shoddy
Blaze Away
Arthur Middleton
H. Garner
Plantarede
Elen
Assign
Ed Garrison
Sweet Alyssum
Kernan
Lax
Deckhand
B. Fator
Susie
Walter Mack
Cafeteria
Pierrot
Allah
Goldstone
Alvord
Tryon
Sirocco
Pickens
Hamiltona
Kederis
Blue Kuke
Diversion
Hank O’day
Regreso
Fountain Fay
McCrain
Atkinson
Jack Dawson
Kilkenny
Rhymer
Liberals Form New Movement In Quiet Meeting
Mrs Anna G Spencer leader of the United States section of the International Woman's Party for Peace and Freedom urged a liberal cross party movement in Lorimer Hall. Speakers included Sylvester McBride Rev Samuel Crothers and Howard Winant urging free speech and unity of liberal elements across the 48 states.
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Anna Garlan Spencer
United States
International Woman's Party For Peace and Freedom
Lorimer Hall
Committee of 48
Sylvester, McBride
Boston Typo*graphical Union
Samuel M Crothers
First Parish
Cambridge
Howard R. Win
Johns. Codman
Boston
Spencer
United States of America
League of the
Dakotas
Socialist Party
Grea
Crothers
Bay State
John Marshall
New Orleans Entries for Purse Races at Daily Meet
First race lists 14 entrants for 3 furlongs with purses 700 and also eligible horses. Second race features six furlongs for three year olds up with 700. Third race mile and a sixteenth for three up at 700. Fourth race Vogue Handicap one mile for three up at 1000. Fifth race Alabama Purse one mile 70 yards for four up at 800. Sixth race one mile and a sixteenth for four up at 800. Seventh race mile and a sixteenth for four up with 700.
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Sky Blue
Ambrose
Josie Gorman
Parrington
Ruby Mickow
Groth
Adrienne
Natalie
Marguerite Wood
Audreya
Elizabeth May
Miss Dora
Chinnie Walsh
A Upward
Portlight
Ting-a-Ling
Meyers
George Clark
Coltiletti
Gourmand
Marasmus
Celta
Cock O
Shenandoah
Pirate McGee
Morris
Mooney
Jim Hastings
Dolph
Copyright
War God
Robinson
Arnold
Butwell
Bullet Proof
Boyles
Assume
War Mask
Courtship
Troilus
Willis
St. Isidore
Lively
Smith
Woodstone
Douglas S
Franklin
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Reardon
Tenute
Get ’Em
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No Fooling
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Tutt
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Alcatraz
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Toadatool
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Camiskey
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Riddle
George Washington
War Togs
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John J. Casey
Tom Brooks
Sir Grafton
Frank Mattox
Bronner
Miss Sterling
Ulster Queen
Marie Connell
LaFouchere
Ornella T
Marie Miller
Mistress Polly
Ballet Dancer N
Cobalt Lass
Accelerate
Alabama
Baigneur
Petdra
Sun G
Opportunity
Grandee
W. W.W. Hastings
Night Wind
War Cru
Rainbow Girl
Chick Barkley
el Rey
James
Queen Blonde
Baby Lynch
Jack Reeves
Antoinette
Dorcas
Toddler
Nebraska
Dancing Carnival
Plument
Hickory Nut
Rookery
Semper Stalwart
al Pierce
Mach
Philistine
Handful
Marshon
Kenward
Grumpy
Benefactor
Lottery
P. G. King
Brown
Almino
Ben Hampson
Havana Entries Show Apprentice Allowance Claimed
Weather clear and track fast at Havana as six races list claiming purses of 600 dollars and various entries. Horses include Snowhill May Crait Venetian Boy Native Soil HimUtrade Top ring Sva Prince Breer Bally Connell Clin Railbird Stigeler Siro Precious Jewel Slippery Silver Tron Boys James G Twenty-Seven Lady Jane Grey Lariat OMalley Lackrose Dr Rae Woodthrush and others with noted apprentice allowance claimed at the meet.
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May Crait
Venetian Boy
Native Soil
HimUtrade
Topring
Little One
Fox
Loronel
Sva Prince
Breer
Bally Connell
Clin
Railbird Qi
Stigeler
Siro
Precious Jewel
Slippery Silver
Tron Boys
James G
Miss K
Jil
Old Sislers
Parable
Laura Miller
K. C. Girl
Uranium
Lady Jane Greymen
Lariat O'Malley
Lackrose
Dr. Rae
Woodthrush
Siming
Lacerta
Thornbloom
Tokalow
Dimitry
Bielman
Rathom Charges Denied as Malicious by Senate Chairman
Chairman Page of the Senate naval committee said Rathom’s charges are a deliberate and malicious attempt to create trouble. He stated the charges are false and noted there are immoral conditions in the navy under full knowledge of Secretary Daniels and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt.
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Washington
Jan
Page
Senate Naval
Daniels
Roosevelt
Rathom
Weather summary from J. W. Smith meteorologist note
Mean barometer reading 20.8 inches with precipitation trace reported. Values include 118.0 14.0 74.0 26.0 and partial observations. Official meteorological note attributed to J. W. Smith.
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Trac J. W. Smith
Death notices for Etta E Chessman and Annie L Sullivan
In Cambridge Etta E Chessman funeral from 2 Lee St Saturday Jan 24 at 9 am Hig mass at St Marys Church Norfolk St 10 burial Randolph Central Cemetery auto cortege. In Pepperell Annie L Sullivan wife of Michael H Sullivan funeral from Susseph Church Saturday morning.
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Chessman
Cambridge
Etta E
Lee St
St. Mary's Church
Norfolk St
Randolph
Mass
Central Cemetery
Sullivan
Pepperell
Anniee L
Michael H. Sullivan
Susseph’s
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