What A Woman Will Do at Maryland Theatre
Augustus Thomas drama The Young Mrs Winthrop based on What A Woman Will Do arrives at the Maryland Theatre tonight in an elaborate production by Arthur Chatterdon. The show features a 50‑member company, lavish Vestura scenery, French and American costume designs, with matinee at 3 30 and evening performances priced 10 25c and 10 20 30 50c.
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Pashion
Augustus Thomas
America
Mrs. Winthrop
Empire Theatre
New York
John Drew
Tihel Barrymore
Arthur Chatterdon
Maryland
Vestura
Mary Pickford
Northland
Ship Purchase bill pits Wilson against Democratic ranks
Washington report sketches President Wilson’s bid to advance the Ship Purchase bill to let government buy foreign vessels with private capital. It notes heavy opposition in the Democratic House and Senate, possible White House pressure, and calls for a special session if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garner
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Gein
Panama Canal
House
Senat
Senate
Hion
Vnator Ledge
Root
Armega
New Jeraey
White House
Appex
Lodge
Burt
Underwood
Fastest American liner sails with notables on board
The Great Northern, newest Northern Pacific steamship, departed Philadelphia on its maiden trip to San Francisco via the Panama Canal. Notable passengers include Norman K. Mack, John Ringling, John S. Pillsbury, H. H. Tammen, and A. W. Dingwall. The liner is billed as the fastest merchant ship under the American flag and the first passenger liner through the canal. It carries 500 first class passengers, features luxuries, and robust safety systems. The sister ship, Northern Pacific, undergoes finishing touches and will sail by late March. Both vessels cost about $5,000,000 each and serve San Francisco to Oregon routes, aiming to match express land speeds.
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Philadelphia
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Norman Kk. Mack
Buffalo
John Ringling
Circus Nan
John S. Pillsswery
H. H. Tammen
Denver
A. W. Ding
Gres Northern
Tropics
Northern Pacific
Pacific
Oregon
Portland
Allegany County High School Girls Eye Basketball Team Candidates
At a sophomore class meeting the Allegany County High School girls enrolled as candidates for the basketball team. Listed are Emily Alburtis Virginia Andrews Helen Barnett Laura Barnett Vivian Bell Helen Copeland Bertha Hart Mildred Wart Hazel Hollar Marie Long Helen McLaughlin Amelia Menhorn Margaret Miller Emily Morris Edith Scharf Ruth Scharf Ruth Sheffler Mildred Walsh Beulah Wetzel Miss Alice K Bielaski seeks a room for the team to stage games as the Y M C A gym cannot be secured.
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Allegany County High School
Emily Alburtis
Virginia Andrews
Helen Barnett
Laura Barnett
Vivian Bell
Helen Copeland
Bertha Hart
Mildred Wart
Hazel Hollar
Marie Long
Helen McLaughlin
Amelia Menhorn
Margaret Miller
Emily Morris
Edith Scharf
Ruth Scharf
Ruth Sheffler
Mildred Walsh
Beulah Wetzel
Alice K. Bielaski
Germans Celebrate Kaiser's Birthday Amid Festivities
Amsterdam reports a nationwide display of loyalty to Emperor William on his fifty sixth birthday. Despite a royal omission of court events due to wartime seriousness, the public marked the day with fervent celebrations churches filled for religious services, and towns draped in flags with portraits of the Kaiser and royal family. Newspapers in Berlin highlighted the anniversary with editorials and reflections on his reign and conduct of the war.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
William
Empire
Jerome Removed as Thaw Case Special Prosecutor
New York on January 27 Attorney General Woodbury announced the removal of William T Jerome as special prosecutor in the Thaw case. The telegram praised Jerome and Franklin Kennedy for helping return Harry K Thaw to New York courts and said the matter would be handled by the attorney general's office with Kennedy Cook and the New York County district attorney.
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New York
Woodbury
William T. Jerome
Jerome
Mr. Kennedy
Harry K
Franklin Kennedy
Frank K. Cook
New York County
Thawer
Local Social Notes From New York and area
Several residents are noted traveling or visiting. Hugh A. McMullen is in New York on business while Miss Louise Kearns returns from a visit and is accompanied home by Mrs. Raymond Kearns and Miss Marisel Kearns. Mrs. B H Biays and Mrs. Joseph Klawan return from New York. J Frank Young recovers at home after an elevator injury. Raymond Uhl undergoes appendicitis surgery. Samuel Gimminger treated for asthma at Allegany Hospital. Helen Marr Hedges leaves for Orangeburg South Carolina. T M Clingan announces the birth of a son at 65 Lee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. McMullen
New York
Louise Kearns
East Fifth Stree
Raymond Kearns
Warren
Marisel Kearns
Henry J. Geek
Daniel Mullen
Pitt
B. H. Biays
Murray Cordry
W. E. Modell
New York City
J. Frank Young
Maryland
Joseph Klawan
Helen Marr Hedges
Orangeburg
S.C
Samuel Gimminger
Allegany Hospital
Raymond Uhl
Clinton Uhl
Mt. Savage
T. M. Clingan
Lee Street
Aon
Marriage Licenses Listed for Sharpsburg and Nearby Areas
John Leo Vazey and Beatrice O'Tale of Sharpsburg Pennsylvania. Gaberil Sangster Kitzmiller Jr. of Hartmannville West Virginia and Pear May Methner of Scherr West Virginia. James Frew McFarland and Rebecca Bradley Park of Lonaconing Maryland.
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John Leo Vazey
Beatrice O’tale
Sharpsburg
Gaberil Sangster Kitzmiller, Jr
Hartmannville
W. Va
Pear May Methner
Scherr
James Frew McFarland
Rebecca Bradley Park
Lonaconing
Real Estate Transfers Reported In Local Notices
Jennie M Bosley transfers property on Virginia avenue to Amanda Long for a sum of five dollars. Joseph E Light and wife convey land at Oldtown to James F Wilson for one dollar. Ferdinand Hirsch and wife sell a lot on Hill street to Jacob Boor for one hundred sixty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie M. Bosley
Amanda Long
Virginia Avenue
Joseph E. Light
James F. Wilson
Oldtown
Ferdinand Hirsch
Jacob Boor
Hill Street
Roosevelt Africa Hunting Expedition Carded To Smithsonian Collection
A large volume recounts Roosevelt’s African hunting trip tied to Smithsonian work. The author organized a significant gift to the nation, and the value of the expedition’s contributions to the National Museum at Washington will unfold with time.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Washington
John G Lynn Elevated to President of Kenneweg Co
The Kenneweg Company elected John G Lynn Jr as president and general manager with William White as vice president and W J Hammond as secretary treasurer. Directors include D P Miller and F W King. Lynn started in 1890 with the firm and is noted as a credit expert and long time financial head.
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Kenneweg Company
John G. Lynn
William White
W. J. Hammond
D. P. Miller
F. W. King
An Lynn
Edward H. Welsh
Welsh
Lynn
Kennewey Company
Kennewey
Obituary of Miss Louise Boyles of Piedmont
Miss Louise Boyles daughter of Captain and Mrs George R Boyles died at her Piedmont home from typhoid fever. She studied at Westernport High School. Services for Harry Whitmore were held at the Marietta apartment Connellsville with Rev J H Lambertson officiating. Pallbearers were railroad employees including Joseph Soughenour M J Kerrigan S T Irvin R R Whipkey V U A Stephens and A W Hart. Interment followed in Oakland Md.
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Louise Boyles
George R. Boyles
Piedmont
Miss Boyles
Westernport High School
Harry Whitmore
Marietta
Connellsville
J. H. Lambertson
Methodist Protestant Church
Order of Railway Conductors
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Oakland
Joseph Soughenour
M. J. Kerrigan
S. T. Irvin
R. R. Whipkey
VU. A. Stephens
A. W. Hart
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Photographs From Roosevelt Safari Highlight Wildlife Portraits
The collection features six reproduction photographs by Kermit Roosevelt of Irving white rhinoceros and other safari scenes. The illustrations are abundant and well chosen, presenting the wild man, wild beasts, and scenery observed on the expedition in a strong, admirable volume.
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Kermit Roncevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Irving
Welsh Retains Lightweight Title With Eight Round Victory
In New York on January 27 Freddie Welsh, the world lightweight champion, outpointed Willie Beecher over eight rounds. Beecher fought on a day's notice substituting for Charley White in the headline bout.
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New York
Freddie Welsh
Willie Beecher
Beecher
Charley White
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Youand Theatre
Uncle Tom
SNP
Maryland Theatre
AL W. Martin
Kibbles
Cotton Belt
Eva
Kaiser
Arthur ‘Chatterdon
Stock “Regeiate
the Press
Bargam
Ts Bok
Sinal
Army and Navy Register
Salt Lake Tribune
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Boston Globe
Kenneweg CO
Fheodore
New York Post
Col. Roosevelt
GAM
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