Engagement Extraordinary Opens Ad Nights
A Thursday January engagement features Mrs Genial and a royal lineup including Chinquilla and the troupe of Indian performers with 18 cast members performing a drama comedy vaudeville set. Matinees and Saturday premiers offer varied seating and prices across multiple nights including 40 and 160, with several showings through the week.
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Genial
Rom Thuart
Mahiaron Mage
Lidiputians
Chinquilla
Personal missives of Erie residents mark holiday visits
Erie residents and visitors are noted in a stream of short notices. John T. Brew visits Miss Hertha Middleton while Dr J G Rich tours Meadville with her grandmother. Others travel to Warren Union City Pittsburg and Ithaca for visits business and holidays.
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John T. Brew
Erie
Hertha Middleton
J. G. Rich
Meadville
David
Basax Street
Geiswold
Warren
Wilbur Lambing
B. B. Walls
The
Electric Merit Company
Waterford
W. Donaldson
Spring, Creek
James Breene
Pittabirg
V. A. Barnes
Union City
Roy Johnson
Miss McAnerny
Gilen Briggs
Erle
Louta Aner
Chi
Mark Gray
Misa Annis
Briethia
Kate Armstrong
Pittsburg
Hovey
Lois Kraor
N. IT
Sheffield
AmuseU Theater Presents Western Drama and Matinee
The AmuseU Theater screens The Orr with Alice Joyce in a western drama titled A Mountain with scenes set amid the Caucasian Mountains. Also showing Old Pals and a matinee tomorrow with afternoon seating.
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Alice Joyce
Wifa
Denounce Twelve Hour Continuous Mill Shifts
Washington speech by Director Manley of the Bureau of Labor urges three eight hour shifts to end twelve hour mill and factory work. He warns such shifts kill workers faster and strip life of natural pleasures. Joseph Chamberlain supports compulsory sickness insurance amid cited labor data.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
American Association For Labor Legislation
Manley
Bureau of Labor, & Speciaéent
Villar
Munley
Toseph Chamberlain
Amerfox
Uess
Radium Stolen From Chicago Hospital Stuns City
A report from Chicago cites the theft of 45 milligrams of radium valued at 4,500 from St. Luke's Hospital. The radium was in a tube used on a patient, with hospital officials noting the danger of illicit sale and the ability to trace the mineral. Local residents were seen at the hospital social event before the incident emerged in the day's news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chiko
Apeck
Bt. Luke's
N I T Party Fine Affair Last Night
The N I T club hosted a fine five course dinner for twenty eight members and friends at the Drought hut on Spring street. Afterward fifty five couples attended the second annual Christings ball at KK of P Hall with red and green decorations and street light accents.
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N. I
Lhe Club
Spring Street
P. Hall
the Ely
Girl Sends to Quell Rioting in Copperfield
Salemi Oregon December 1 Miss Fern Hobbs private secretary to Governor West arrived today at Copperfield to quell disturbances singlehandedly as saloons faced closure drivers urged militia noting she alone can do as much good as a company. The town has been in a state of rioting for several days.
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Toy Wana Cress
Yeggs Blow P O Safe at Cochran-ton
Moutvie Dec 80 yeggs blew the Cochran ton post office safe after midnight and stole stamps and cash. They used nitroglycerin and escaped before townspeople awoke. Police report the robbers may have taken around 100 dollars and all stamps on hand. Crowbar entry and a loud explosion alerted residents who did not pursue.
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Moutvie
ANIH
Jersony
Ubi
Wens Talline
Ave
Murder Case Stirs Town in Chestertown Maryland
In Chestertown Maryland on December 31 two Black defendants accused of killing Hl T Coleman had a petition granted to move their hearing to Elkton. Judges Atkinson Hopper and Constable denied a local hearing fearing court disruption. Townspeople fear potential verdicts while witnesses dispute evidence for first degree murder.
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United Press
Chestertown
Liemilia
Hl. T. Coleman
Elkton
Atkinson Hopper
Constable
Charity Ball Preparations at Judge Home Tonight
The committee in charge of the annual Charity Ball worked to finalize details for the event this evening at the Judge home. Tickets have been sold in City and nearby towns, with many expected to attend despite a smaller ballroom than the Armory. Parlor arrangements and social features are designed to ensure a successful affair.
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Commie
Judge Home
Bath
Herm
Sh Union City
Optimism Presents Outlook for 1919 Markets
New York Dec 21 The editor of the Evening Post forecasts a hopeful financial year ahead. The piece notes general optimism in world markets and cites the resilient tin and metal sectors as signs of improving business conditions after recent months of difficulty. It highlights anticipated strength in industrial margins amid global trade.
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United Press
New York
Hvening Post
Adams Express to Cut Local Night Force at Office
Beginning January, the Adams Express Company local office will sharply reduce its night staff. The two night men who handle transfers on heavy morning trains will be withdrawn, while the day crew of four men remains. Both local wagons stay in service as shipments move to the Erie and Pittsburgh lines for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Turee
Adams Express Company
Erie
Pittsburg
P R A Work At Standstill In Tyronville
Tyronville reports the new Pennsy cut off progress slowed by holidays and swamp conditions. Contractors face uncertain footing as Tamarack swamp depth and past floods hinder solid foundations. foreigners shrink presence while weather slows rail work and post office activity rebounds.
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Tyronville
Union
Mpany
Tkte
Graivel
Tryonville
Push to Speed Antitrust Suits Under Sherman Law
Washington December 31 Attorney General McReynolds announced that all pending antitrust cases under the Sherman Act will be streamlined into a single unit with no other settlements pending. He said that any proposed settlement involving wage terms is under review and that the process will proceed through regular judicial channels.
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United Freasy
Washington, D. C
McReynolds
United Ty
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Waller Britcher
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Ly Vole
Youngstown
Corry
Marie Hart
New York City
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Villa Herald
Charles Wales
Arthur Spear
Hott
Dr. Christie
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Caucasian Mountains
Scente
Lyons
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Chicago
May Babesel
Erie Teay
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Edward Babcock
Edward J. Lyman
Wife Home
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Curtis
Plisherty
Booth Mas
Brown
Jose Ebaugh
Herbert Bracken
Daner
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Cohen
D. B. Brand
D. B. Brand Coffee
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P.O. Safe
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Imurder
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