Katharine Brown a Pioneer Woman Producer in United States
Katharine 8. Brown organized and staged the Parish Players and is highlighted as possibly the only woman producing director in the United States. Green Book Magazine lauds her as an unquestioned authority while Chicago outlets praise her first U S engagement as a woman producer.
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Katharine 8. Brown
United States
Green Book
Miss Brown
Chicago Examiner
Garrick Theater
Chicago
Western Theatrical Productions Company
Chicago American
Cheney Toy
Katharine Brown
America
Hi Romito
Ecome
The
Columbus (O.) Dispatch
Trinity Mayors Young and Notables Plot Civic Course
Trinity leaders including Mayor Young and other prominent citizens discuss plans shaping the city’s future. They review development projects, public services, and community concerns as part of a coordinated civic effort.
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Young
Trinity
Trinity to Get Exchange Connecting to Decatur Line
Information from the local Southern Bell headquarters states a proposed exchange will serve about 100 families in the thriving little city. The system would connect with the Decatur exchange, giving Trinity citizens access to the outside world.
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Southern Bell Telephone Company
Decaturs Exchange
Trinity
Birmingham Gets Pork From Federal Barrel
Washington May 19 Among items in the omnibus appropriation bill recommended to the house today was 175000 for the continuation of the Birmingham courthouse and post office. Opelika was also given 15000 for post office work.
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International News Service
Washington
House
Birmingham Court House
Opelika
Appropriation Bill to Pass House Soon
The annual sundry civil appropriation bill was recommended to the House for passage. It carries 127,237,221.24 dollars, up from 126,922,750.99 last year. The item covers Sleep and Fresh Air provisions and outlines funding levels for current expenses.
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International News Service
Washington
Uncle Sam
House
Partial Settlement Notice in Newton Minors Case
In Morgan County Probate Court on May 11 1916 guardian Ella H Walker filed accounts for partial settlement of the Mary Newton and Tommie A Newton estate minors hearing set for June 12 1916. Interested parties may appear to contest the settlement. Judge WM E Skeggs presiding.
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State of Alabama
Morgan County
Mary
Newton
Tommie A. Newton
Ella H. Walker
WM. E. Skeggs
Mince Pie Confusion Sparks Child's Remark
A three and a half year old, Jay, dining with his grandmother, reacts with delight to a tiny mince pie and earnestly asks why mince are ripe, a moment of innocent humor captured in a family exchange.
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Jay
Butter Receipts Rise Across Major Cities in 1915
United States butter receipts for 1915 totaled 481.65 million pounds with 1914 at 364.43 million pounds. Major markets Boston Chicago Milwaukee Louis and San Francisco logged strong shipments while New York moved 2.734 million packages in 1915 versus 2.513 million in 1914.
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Boston
Chicago
Milwaukee
Louis
San Francisco
New York
Night and Day Length in Poem Fragments
A fragmentary poem contrasts short days with long nights and fleeting time. Images of love pain dawn and time as a flame appear, with references to a boy and a veil amid忧.
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All Hall
Jeury van Lyke
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Eet Reliance Plate
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Memphis, Tenn
Silver Moon
Decaturs
Decaturs Daily
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Redpath
Mme
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Chicago Grand Opera Company
Pierre Henrette
Meister
Marcel Charlier
Ernest Harold Baynes
Shy
White Hussars
Alfred Sweet
Killarney
Rita Rich
Emerald Isle
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Schumann
Birmingham
Federal Barrel
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Detroit
Sani
Alabama Power Company
T. L. Beauchamp
Sadi
Sivley & Sandlin
Dillehay Brothers
Fourth Avenue South
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