The Round Up at Grand Opera Ise Monday Night
Scene previews for The Round Up a Western play set in Arizona with four acts. Cast includes Maclyn Arbuckle as Slim Hoover and a large Western troupe with Indians cowpunchers and trained ponies from the Armec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Klaw and Brianger
Edmund Day
Arizona
Jala
Allen Ranch
Greetwater
Jack Pavaon
Armec
Maclyn Arbuckle
Slim” Hoover
Pinal County
Grand Round Up to Open Week Next with New Scenic Display
Preparations for The Round Up premiere Monday night proceed with enhanced staging by Klaw & Erlanger. The production features a grand desert scene with horse mounted Apache riders descending a mountain ledge, aiming for a dramatic sunrise climax. The Pittsburg company arrives Sunday, billed as the city’s largest theatrical effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaw & Erlanger
Harges
Mo Company
Spe
Pittsburg
Christmas Matinees at Local Theaters Promise Big Attendance
Christmas matinees will be given at local theaters with strong attractions. Ample interest is anticipated as audiences expect record crowds, and the Lyric matinee is expected to break attendance records.
The Grand Today Presents Talk of Now York Comedy Show
The Grand today hosts matinee and evening performances of George M. n a merry musical play The Talk of Now York with Victor Moore Miss Mildred Blaine FAniey Forde and other entertainers in a comedy set to appeal to audiences with lively stage numbers and humor.
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George M. N'A
York
Victor=Moore
Mildred Blaine
fAniey Forde
Shore Acres to Be Revived at Olympic Next Week
Forepaugh company will present Shore Acres at the Olympic next week. The play has long been hailed as a true American drama and wholesome domestic piece. Special holiday matinee planned with authentic down east atmosphere and farm scenes.
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James A. Herne
Chicago
Boston
Jay Ag
Acres
Victor Moore Shines as The Talk of New York Hero
Victor Moore star of The Talk of New York at the Grand earns standout success akin to the Kid Burns persona. The Cohan play shows strong life ahead and Moore hints at future types of work after the current run ends. His wide stage training colors his portrayal of the good hearted New Rochelle youth who beats the bookies on metropolitan race tracks.
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Victor Moore
New York
George M. Cohan
Burns
Moore
Cohan
Kid
Rand
Christmas Gifts At Standard Theater for All Staff
Mr Rud Kan vey, manager of the Standard theater, announces Christmas gifts of a turkey to every employee. The plan ensures no one is overlooked, with presents also arranged for company members at the Christmas dinner hosted by Doerr's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rud Kan Vey
Honge
Tandara
Old Homestead at Walnut Draws Full House
Denman Thompson presents Old Homestead at Walnut Theatre with strong audience appeal. The charming revival delivers steady crowds and a festive matinee near Christmas, promising continued capacity shows through the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Denman Thompson
Watch Night Sale at the General Opening
Fragmented notice describes a New Year sale event at a local venue. It mentions sodas, a box pile, and a general opening sale with unclear details about times and participants.
Burlesque and theatre offers fill the week at local venues
A busy schedule features the Brigadiers at the People theater with Mr Wise From Broadway starring Nat Camp and a fifty strong cast. Lyric hosts Nat Brigham in The Apache Warpath with West scenery and Indian lore. Custer is dramatized in Custers Last Fight at the Lyceum with moving pictures of the Little Bighorn. Heuck’s stage New Year week showcases The Black Politician and a Mardi Gras revue by the Mardi Gras Beauties with a special midnight New Year’s Eve show.
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Mr. Wise
Broadway
People’s Theater
Sheppard Camp
Johnny Wiese
Camp
Nat Brigham
Lyric Travel
Far West
Brigham
Custer
Lyceum
Leypis
Stannatae Theater
Andy Lewis
Nickelodeons Closed in New York After Minister Protests
City authorities shut 550 moving picture theaters in Greater New York after protests from ministers of all denominations who said the films harmed the morality of youth. Mayor McClellan announced the action citing concerns over harmful content and community standards.
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New York
Greater
McClellan
Fragmentary Names Reveal Committee Roles and Officials
A fragmented OCR list shows a slate of individuals tied to committees such as Streets Highways and Patio, Taxation, Waterways, and Ways and Means. Names include Jerome B, Otto P Geier, Lawrence Mendenhall, and Charlies Logen among others, with chairmen noted for each group.
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Mtoe Lindovichen
Brungman
Anere Foland
Liam Gilbert
Eisner
Speelman
wArchbalder
A. Conroy
Shatter
Teel C. Clore
Jerome B
Referuel Nieman
L. Colter
Hargrave
Q. W.drach
Otto P. Geier
Carl F. Strei i
M. Blair
William V
Eee
Charles
Ways and Means
Lawrence Mendenhall
J. Lee Henry Bentley
Li. H. Meakin
H. J. .Guckenberger
Joseph Scheid
Isaac Bloor
Misused the Mail Officials Arrested in Fraud Case
Madame Carolina Ferrari alias Clementine Barrao and Giuseppe Afeslo were arrested on charges of using the mails to defraud. Postoffice Inspector Gamer led the case with Deputy Marshal McGuire. The suspects, recent arrivals with limited English, allegedly advertised governess positions to extract money from victims. A hearing before Commissioner Oket is set, with $180 found on the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Ferrari
Clementine Barrao
Carolina Coscannapica
United States
McGuire
Guiseppe Afeslo
Postoffice
Eco
John’ Logs
Jéfin Cabncoraria
New Yoy
Acc
Married in hotel parlor ties bride to Clark
Cora Drake of Cincinnati marries William Clark of Atlanta at the Grand hotel parlor yesterday. The ceremony by Rev. W. W. Eyadns of Walton, Ky. witnesses include Mrs. J. G. Maxwell and others, with the couple planning to reside in Louisville under the name Mrs. William Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Drake
Cincinnati
William
Louisville
W. Va
W. W. Pulliem
Hunti
Hermann
Ana
Margaret Shaw
Anchorage
L. Clark
Carrollton
L. BF. Hank
Clark
Theater Permit Requested for Moving Show on McMillan Street
Inspector Kay seeks permit to erect a moving show on McMillan Street corner Decohege with new educadene titled "Een." Estimated cost set at 24 600 dollars.
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I. M. Maweedeet
Kay
McMillan Street
Decohege
Taft Faces House Battle Over Bill In Senate Clash
Fragmentary note cites Taft aiming to influence passage from the House and threatening a veto if the Senate challenges, reflecting tension over a bill and potential policy changes. The text shows informal remarks on executive action and legislative response amid uncertain details.
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Taft
House
Senate
Suny
Cincinnati Eyes National G A R Encampment Prospects
Local Grand Army of the Republic members show strong interest in hosting the national encampment if Salt Lake City fails to meet conditions. Commander-in-Chief W. 7 pr and the executive committee hold the decision, with Salt Lake City unable to comply inviting other cities to bid. Cincinnati hosted one of the most successful encampments, drawing veteran support for a repeat event. Secretary Will Finch of the industrial bureau will review the outlook with local organizations.
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Cincinnati
Salt Lake City
Cincinnati G. A. R
Will Finch
Industrial Bureau
Moerlein Petition Fails in Georgia Court
In Atlanta a federal judge ruled against a petition by the Christian Moerlein Brewing Co of Cincinnati and the Chattanooga Company to halt Georgia enforcement of prohibition. The decision held the suit nonjusticiable and reachable only by a writ of error from the state supreme court.
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Atlanta
Prohibition
United States Circuit Court
W. T.newa
Georgia
State Supreme Court
Christian Moerlein Brewing Com. Aes
Cincinnati
Chatta Company
Ton
Woman Cut In Altercation Near Fifth Street
Eugene Haines and Hattie Morris, both colored, of Fifth near Stone street, quarreled last night and the woman was badly cut in the back. She was taken to City hospital and it is expected she will die.
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Eugene Haines
Hattie Morris
Fifth
Stone Street
Gote
City Hospital
Drucker Trunk Plant Fire Causes $60,000 Loss
Fire insurance officials estimate the Drucker & Co trunk plant loss at 60000 after an investigation. The N Drucker & Co firm carried fire policies totaling 180000 across buildings and contents.
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N. Drucker & Co
Olga Stein Faces Jail Over $150000 Theft
Olga Stein must go to jail after a theft case involving 150000 dollars. Authorities allege a large embezzlement or misappropriation and seek full legal proceedings and sentencing.
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Olga Stein
Eastarea caucus forms with Braatora assured seven votes
In recent weeks Democratic members seek a caucus to back Dr Braatora. Several newly elected board members favor Webry as candidate and anticipate little opposition. The board plans to organize at the next session in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastare
Dr. Braatora
Keels
Ury
Tesman Terwan
Socsien Paent Rgao
Ges
Teat Ie
Insanity trial set for Mrs Martha Griffith in Boone court
Mrs Martha Griffith wife of Charlies Griffith of Walton Kentucky must stand trial in Boone county court on insanity charges. Judge Harbeson of the Kenton circuit court ruled on the matter after Griffith sued for divorce alleging cruelty. The judge dismissed contempt claims and the temporary restraining order as lacking jurisdiction.
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Martha Griffith
Charlies Griffith
Equitable Bank of
Walton
Boone County Court
Harbeson
Kenton
Griffith
T Kenton
Car County
Boone County
P. J. Cason
Argu
Covington Christmas Cheer Brightens County Inmates
City residents and public officials in Covington spread holiday joy as inmates at the county infirmary Old Ladies home and Children’s home receive dinners and gifts. Superintendent Connelly led a Christmas tree event last night and distributed presents to inmates. A turkey dinner is planned for today with festivities across institutions.
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Covington
Krang
Stith
Henry Connelly
Old Ladies
Seventh and Garrard Streets
Madison
Covington Aldermen Act On Tax and Property Moves
At a Covington city meeting last night the petition by Mark Simonton for a second street property tax reduction was sent to the propositions and grievances committee and the city solicitor. The council granted the reduction. Mayor Craig signed the resolution for the city to buy property on Madison avenue to provide an outlet to Pearl street between eighteenth and twentieth streets. Claims totaling 3990.25 were allowed.
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Covington
Funeral Services For Magistrate William Huber In Covington
The funeral for Magistrate William Huber will be held today at 1 o’clock at his home 608 Sandford street with the Rev J I Blackburn delivering the sermon The Knights of Pythias and Covington lodge of Dike will attend in a boat. Local notices report fines for Charles Miller coffered of Newport News for loitering and disorderly conduct and a home intrusion scare during a Christmas church event involving Arthur Johnson. Members of Covington Lodge No 29 and the B P O E will meet at 608 Sandford street at 1 o’clock Saturday to attend Brother Huber’s funeral.
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William Huber
Sandford Street
J. I. Blackburn
First Presbyterian Church
Knights of Pythias
Covington
Dike
Charles Miller
Newport News
Arthur Johnson
West Fourth Street
First Baptist Church
Kuralara
Asre
Magles
George Pohimat
Applegate
HE. ER
Ington Lodge
Wiliam Hubers L. J. Ante
E.R
Kenton Court Notes Strike and Damages Suits
John Honan sues Maurice Healy Covington patrolman and bondsman in Kenton Circuit for 5000 damages claiming Healy struck him with a club and fractured his knee. City of Covington damages sought for street flood from a broken main on Thirg Street near Madison. Cora Hilo sues city of Domianios for 175 for similar damage. Fellheimer & Co sues H Fien Gori for merchandise sold.
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John Honan
Maurice Healy
Covington
Healy
Kenton
Hanson
Progon Avenue
Thirg Street
Madison
Cora
Newport Council Passes Gas Sale and Bank Bond Change
Newport council meeting recessed with several papers to present including an ordinance for natural gas sale and the bond of the Newport National Bank and Trust Company. The city formerly used Newport National Bank as depositary but will shift funds to Central Savings Bank once a $200000 bond is approved.
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Newport Council
Newport
Bank End Trust Company
Newport National Bank
Central Savings Bank
Woman Missing From Newport Home Under Mysterious Circumstances
Jackson Williams of 229 West Fifth street Newport reports his wife Fannie Williams missing since Wednesday night. He says she left after the evening meal to visit a neighbor, is in ill health, and fears she may have been harmed. He describes her as about 40, wearing a black dress and black wrap.
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Jackson Williams
West Fifth Street
Newport
Fannie Williams
Williams
Covington
GIVES PASTOR A PRESENT
The Woman's auxiliary of St John's Evangelical Protestant church elected officers for the year and presented Pastor the Rev. Carl Knapp with 50 dollars in gold as a Christmas gift. Officers include President Elizabeth Droste Vice President Rosa Wahle Secretary Katy Kiefer Treasurer Barbara Gross and Benevolent Fund Treasurer Elizabeth Boehme. Installation is planned for the first Sunday in January with special exercises.
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Woman's Auxiliary
St John’s Evangelical Protestant Church
Carl Knapp
Elizabeth Droste
Rosa Wahle
Katy Kiefer
Barbara Gross
Elizabeth Boehme
Bellevue Civil War Veteran Dies of Cardiac Paralysis
Alonzo Taylor, 62, of 155 Rhensford street Bellevue Kentucky, a Civil War veteran, collapsed on Taylor avenue last night and died before aid could arrive. Ben Vonderhaar found him. coroner Digby ruled death due to cardiac paralysis after examination.
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Alonzo
Taylor
Rhensford Street
Bellevue
Avenue
Ben Vonderhaar
Digby
Newport News Notes Highlights Local Obituaries and Incidents
Mrs Margaret Kolhoven 65 mother of former Councilman Chris Kolhoven died after a brief paralysis at home Survived by husband and four children Charles K Helm a Fort Thomas coal dealer treated 25 employees to a turkey banquet at Riedmatters Midway Harry Kuntz 23 died after an appendicitis operation in Cincinnati hospital Single with mother father and two brothers Funeral at tomorrow afternoon James ONeill shot in left hand by accidental revolver discharge at Tenth Street Park Avenue finger nearly torn palm lacerated City officials and Newport police and fire departments plus public school teachers received Christmas salaries from City Treasurer Lohstroh.
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Margaret Kolhoven
Chris Kolhoven
Newport
Charles K. Helm
Fort Thomas
Riedmatter’s
Midway
Harry Kuntz
Thirteenth Street
Cincinnati
James O'Neill
Tenth Street
Park Avenue
Campbell County Courts See Motions After Jury Instructions
In Oliver Pike vs South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway, Judge Yungblut instructed the jury to find for the defendant after a $2000 damage claim. Riley Owens vs C and O Railway was continued as trial resumed tomorrow for $200 loss of a horse. Rose Kessinger won a divorce decree. Bruce Schoolfield funds were attached amid three circuit suits including Ohio River Stone for $300 and notes and material claims totaling $260. Marion M. Allen acts for Schoolfield. other defendants include L H and F H Wendt and T J Hall & Co.
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Oliver Pike
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Yungblut
Riley Owens
Yester
Owens
Rose Kessinger
Clarence Kessinger
Bruce Schoolfield
Newport Street
L. H and
F. H. Wendt
Ohio River Stone Company
Marion M. Allen
Schoolfield
T. J. Hall
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