Three Acts by Omani Bros Delight Elm Park Crowd
Amusements column reviews a lively evening featuring John J. Omani's ONS Brothers of Elkins and Bikime at Pete Monday. The program opens with a clever musical comedy sequence and a light romance plot. The trio delivers entertaining acts, drawing hearty applause and audience enjoyment amid a playful, colorful show.
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John J. Omalli
Ons Brothers
Elkins
Bikime
Pete
Jae
Gancine Akit
Tate
Janis
Sedred
Musica
Akit
Wong
Willard Mock tha wort tahoe delomantbor
A garbled fragment mentions Willard and a mistaken name with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a local incident or speech but lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities to summarize meaningfully.
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Willard Mock
Fragmentary Theater Note Featuring Varied Cast
A splintered OCR note describes a two part program at a theatre featuring Lon Telingen and the Totaraaticsal woke with Moyacthe. It mentions Anali-testure and Jerach in a photoplar sequence and references a romantic subtext. The text is garbled but implies a staged event with a featured sequence and dining option.
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Lon Telingen
Moyacthe
Gwaning Anali-testure
Aste
Srekrin Aigyrtwk
Sargwertt
Gainty Sergen
Wenellye Come Again Thursday at Colomial ballroom
Tracees announce that the My Eveltre bee orchestra will visit Tridpenort to perform Thursday evening at the Colomial ballroom 27h Petrislé avenue. The band will play popular tunes and classical selections suitable for dancing with a lively lineup likely to attract broad attendance.
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Urea
War news fragment from a chaotic report lists locations and events
Eye witness describes conflict actions at Har Wart and other sites, referencing a Bameryce incursion and hospital or park locations. The garbled text mentions Rome Seta University graduate and an outbreak, but details and dates are unclear.
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Bameryce
Har Wart
Rai
Weauacron Park
Aes i Rome
Seta
Se University
FA Ras
Receipts Taken for Charity Reported by Local Group
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a claim receipts were taken for charity. A local member lists contact names and a sender, with references to a Mayer Wilson and a system image. Details are unclear due to damage.
O Neill Boys and Father Honored at Polis Theatre
The O Neills and their father receive a silver Jovinin cup from Mr. Coates in a Labor organization tribute at Polis Theatre. The event praises years of labor effort and theatrical career, with the sons, James A. Gontney delegate, and many workers and friends in attendance. The family’s vaudeville act, led by their father, has drawn organized labor support and signals upcoming Orpheum circuit tours.
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O'Neill
Polis
Melamnal Mic Preseises
Pater Ircice
Dona J. Owell
Polis Theatre
Fran
Basel
Somme
Eurpriss
Local Union Members Named in Public Notice Ledger
William G. Steele Frank Ashton Edward Joy AL McKeon Walter Nicho ls John J. McLaughlin Thomas Barky James Carroll Martin Brute James Roohey Richard Kiley August Markle and several members of the local Musical union and members of Theatrical Stage Employes Local No 109 and union printers employed at the American Graphophone Co.
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Wiliam G. Steele
Frank Ashton
Edward Joy
AL McKeon
Walter Nichools
John J. McLaughlin
Thomas Barky
James Carroll
Martin Brute
James Roohey
Richard Kiley
August Markle
Local
Musical Union
Thea~trical Stele
Uniém Printera
American Grephophone Cs
Comstock’s Successor Addresses Men’s Club
Attorney John Sunner of New York City, secretary of the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, spoke at the People’s Presbyterian Church on the society’s work. He noted the group had prevented circulation of obscene materials and aided safeguarding children in New York parks, stressing the nation is cluttered with unwanted books. The lecture drew a good crowd despite the storm.
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New York Society For the Suppression of Vica
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People's Presbyterian Church
Sd Brees
Mai Brotherhood
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New York State
Cnldian
New York
Stymer
Storm Downed Wires Keep City Police Busy
Police departments report a flurry of calls as fallen wires and poles disrupt service citywide. Electrician Thomas Williams remained on duty, addressing outages and coordinating repairs across multiple districts.
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Police Department
Philip Biansiigid
Thomas’ Willisms
Poison From Gas Infections Reach Nottingham Barber
A barber, Arthur Hemstock in Nottingham, contracted gas poisoning after shaving a Canadian wound victim. He inhaled his patient’s breath during treatment and soon became ill, remaining bedbound. The report notes uncertainty about soldiers leaving trenches by July 4.
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Loseon
Nottingham
Arthur Hemstock
Hemstock
Public Opinion to the Editor of The Farmer
A German American writes to defend loyalty while criticizing U S neutrality policy and media. He cites arms shipments, German contributions to U S history, and calls for fair treatment of German Americans amid anti German sentiment during wartime tensions. He argues German Americans deserve equal patriotism and questions criminal justice comparisons.
Proposed Constitutional Amendments From Herman Duesing
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U.S
Anthony Binship
South
Texas
U. S
Congress
Hermann Duesing
Police Board Plans Expanded Headquarters and Office Reassignments
The police board meets Wednesday to discuss enlarging headquarters and reconfiguring offices. Proposals include extending the front to enlarge the courtroom, moving the Bertillon system studio, relocating the detective bureau, and reallocating spaces for the health department, charities, and city court staff.
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Police Board
George Arnold
Georgeaux
Bertllon
Bertion
EA. McLellan
Charities Department
Kate Burrotshs
Emergency bill re introduced today in House
Washington dec 14 with the introduction in the house today of a resolution to continue in effect the present emergency tax which expires by limitation on dec 31 for another year the caucus of house democrats had agreed to vote for the resolution with two exceptions rep keating of colorado refused to abide by the caucus action palison icel pijda Albert of hallam street received a laceration of his scalp when he fell on a slippery sidewalk last evening the wounds were dressed at the emergency hospital by dr weldon Xmas roping and wreaths laurel john reck and son
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House
House Democrats
Keating
Colorado
Palis ON Icel
Pijda Albert
Hallam Street
Weldon
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