Lincoln Without His Humor sparks London review critique
The London Saturday Review denounces the play Lincoln Without His Humor for lacking humor and quaintness, arguing Lincoln’s humor and storytelling were core to his character. It notes actor Mr. Rea scolds and harangues, while claims about Lincoln’s jokes reflect a more complex, social heritage.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
London
London Saturday Review
Grant
The
Saturday Review
Rea
Lord Peel
Charles II
Capper Praises Wilson as Best Dressed President
Senator Arthur Capper recalls a White House visit and a talk with President Wilson praising his immaculate dress. He notes Wilson’s blue coat white flannels and precise tie, saying no president has been so punctilious and well groomed.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
White House
Wilson
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
United States
American Girl Sees Mercy in Peace Terms
An American girl of German parentage reads Brand Whitlock on Belgian experiences and declares peace terms could not be as harsh as Germany deserves.
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Brand Whitlock
Germany
Du Pont Gift Shines on Public Schools
Pierre S Du Pont’s two million dollar donation aimed at improving Sdavire’s public schools sparks praise for the powder magnate over the local education system. The piece notes cross cultural ties as American soldiers seek to marry German girls despite wartime barriers.
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Pierre S. du Pont
Sdavire
Villa Denounced for Bolshevist Tactics in U.S. Cities
The passage labels Villa as ignorant and a brute for not courting support in American cities. It accuses him of planning to recruit bandits by branding opponents as Bolshevists, reflecting hostile rhetoric of the era.
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Villa
Bolshevists
Opening Day Handicaps Hit With Noted Purse Values
The card lists race five as four furlongs for three year olds and up with purses of 140 to the winner, 10 to second, 20 to third. Sixth race opens at one mile in the Opening Day Handicap offering 280 to winner, 80 to second, 40 to third.
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Choirmaster
Twalte
D. Winfrey
J Wagrer
Curlicue
I Womach
Crisple
Cirwin
Kazan
Tnd Stable
Miartre
AHI
Rae Janes
Amimerni
Sam Mill
Rourke
Wal. Turnbow
Smcne
Odeath
Hileman
Harry D
AH Diter
Smith
Rey Do
Cirwisk
Iecleigina
Newy Martin
Mike Jixon
Pdwyer
Poat Corner
Dee Zab
Jwakeman
Post Mathew
Poat Lowe
Irwin
Harry
J. T. Strite
Binet
Drivi
Pebrpod
Odaatha
Golden Chanre
Hdavis
Blarney
Ptewinjied
Lota
Thwaltera
Gy Ie
Gi Mathew
Monione Helle
Parson
Medford Bey
Jake Sctas
Paula V
Htucker Ee
Art Rick
Shamrock Green
Bicknell
Mitin
Ambusacada
Lca
Bernaise
Tte
Shawrock
Art Tick
Tim
Wwe
Gregory
Mulcahy
Odesth
Praetorian
Ormer
Davis
Bai Bate
Bound Over in Saddle Theft Case
Stanley Bound Over for theft of a saddle and bridle valued at 75 dollars from A. E. Roedel a Cheyenne pharmacist A confession tied his brother George Alvin Stanley to the theft and Roedel testified Stanley worked for him last spring Bond fixed at 400 dollars with trial in district court.
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Kirk Edward Stanley
John Kirkendal
Oklahoma
District Court
A. E. Roeedel
Roedel
Stanley
H 4 Lane
George Alvin Stanley
Saddle price and leather goods advance details
The record notes the saddle purchase price and the accompanying leather goods cost. It also mentions an advance payment recorded as part of the beat account, linking the saddle to the leather goods and the overall expenditure.
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Htucker
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