Art heir Lucien Demotte leads Demorte art firm
In York a 17 year old named Lucien Demotte, head of the House of Demorte, announces plans to continue his father Joseph Demotte’s art dealing empire. The elder Demotte, founder of the New York House of art, was killed in France and Lucien aims to bring Gothic works to America while maintaining the family business and catalog.
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Lyke
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H House of Demorte
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Nore
Ule
Venus
Paris
Forge Joseph Nemovtty
New York
Lucien
Oldrance
Nate Pincer
Wien
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America
Tails Pilfered Zoumanians Sins Lootit Mail Theft
An abnormal report from the Charest government details a mail theft ring in which letters were tampered with and looted. Investigators recovered opened mail from a British shipment bound for American ports and some contents missing. The government has informed the United States and shipping companies to assist inquiries.
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United States
Stegmship
Manicuring Training to Be Taught in Jail
The School Board Committee on Civil Administration approved Judge Huge’s plan for the Chicago Community Areas project. It calls a John Orthy School and separate facilities be repurposed from the old juvenile hall for women offenders and those awaiting trial. Mrs Kenneth Rich of the Women’s League says under twenty are a majority, many illiterate, and that teaching two trades will aid reform. The project, costing 344,000 dollars, will also serve women’s courts and housing for female prisoners.
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Lee
Mrveing
Mwuniowring
Kgal
Hugesur
Chicago
John ‘Orthy
Kenneth Rich
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Olay
Panuoe
Bear in peril on precipice near Pendleton report
J Chisholm, grain buyer, describes a hunting trip near the Wallowa Mountains on the banks of the Mako River. While crossing rocky terrain Hoskins, onlookers say a bear charged from the brush. He fired once, the shot hit the bear in the end and caused instant death.
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J. Chisholm
iPred Hoskins
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Mako River
Hoskins
Hartle
New Play Softy Delights Lyric Attracts Packed House
The Lyric's opening of Softy by John Hunter Booth features Robert Ames in a pivotal role with a warm love story at its heart. Florence Flinn and Elizabeth Murray anchor strong performances as supporting players, while the ensemble including John Raffael and William H. Corbett elevates the production. A holiday hit, the show promises brisk crowds today and tomorrow.
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A. H. Woods
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Robert Anes
Fessers Saarabe
Florence Fit Jacke
Rayraen
Adin Wilson
MPNAY
Hunchback of Notre Dame at New Lytle and Polls
The New Lytle Theatre screens The Hunchback of Notre Dame starring Lon Chaney with a lavish production filmed over a year at Universal City. The piece features extensive make up and a reconstructed Notre Dame, drawing brisk interest despite liberties taken with the Hugo tale. Also at Polls Vardeville the holiday bill blends comedy, song, and character turns, while new acts and a high profile Christmas program headline the Plaza and New Lyric showings with praise for Miss Ann Wingsley in Tessibel Skinner and Mollie Williams leading Her Own Show.
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Bridgeport
Notre Dame
Victor Hugo
New York
Astor Theatre
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Quasimodo
Chaney
Cathedral of
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Universal City
Yoli
Vagdeville
Poll’s
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Joe Mack
Nellie Keren
Kitter
Tinsurq
Nove Mane Grey
St Midivnis
Pichard Tix
Lota Wilson
Marjorie Taw
Ween
New York City
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Thosa
al. Luitring
Plaza Theatre
Newport
Litte
Misa Ann Wingsley
Tessibel Skinner
Toss
Asa
Miss Kingsley
Hobbert Lynn
Mann
Frederick Graves
Rannister
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Praca
Mig Williams
Frick Fanning
Williama
D A R Membership Surges Amid New Chapters Forming
Washington December report notes many women seek Daughters of the American Revolution membership. The organization granted 16 charters with 3,600 members at a recent meeting. Officials estimate about 1,000,000 eligible, with enrollment nearing 240,000 and continued growth expected in coming years.
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Dec
Daughters of the American Revolution
Organi Jzation
Atunda
Ten Commandments Of Co Operation For Greenfield Farmers
Clarence Hanks of Greenfield Hill reads to Greenfield Grange the ten commandments of cooperative marketing adopted from the Federated Fruit and Vegetable Grower. The guidance urges non profit, member owned marketing and warns against speculative cash buyers and old competitive practices that harm cooperatives.
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Clarence H. Hanks
Greenfield Hill
Federated Fruit and
Co operative Movement Moral Code Placed Before Farmers
A long religious moral admonition urges farmers to honor the Co operative Movement, reject laziness and deceit, and maintain high standards. It warns against dishonest grading, secret profits, and rival influences, insisting on education, virtuous commerce, and loyalty to the association for prosperity and posterity.
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Co-operative
Cooperative marketing boosts producer returns and stabilizes markets
The text argues that cooperative marketing is constructive and economical. It claims it secures better distribution, stabilizes markets, and increases returns for producers while reducing risk for legitimate buyers. It contrasts with competitive, wasteful, and unprofitable practices.
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Ain
Mort Cvern
Co operation urged as path from wilderness to prosperity
A fragmented passage urges producers to withdraw support only if necessary, arguing cooperation yields more profit than competition. It cites harmony with neighborly love and cites a long dormant warrant case where James Walker was acquitted after ten years due to the prosecutor’s death and lack of evidence.
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London
James Walker
Hull
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