Park Theater Tonight features Carl Wallner Whittier and Harris and Vernon
Honolulu audiences are promised a varied program at the Park Theater tonight with Carl Wallner Whittier, a singer and German comedian, highly praised from China and the Far East, appearing for the first time here. Harris and Vernon return due to high box office demand, showcasing acrobat dance feats and a selection of new steps alongside motion pictures and vaudeville acts including The Belated Wedding and A Game of Chow. A concert at Emma Square features The Free Lane Overture, La Paloma, Il Trovatore intermezzo, and Hawaiian songs, with Merrymakers and other pieces in a lively evening of entertainment.
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Honolulu
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Light shed on Taft Ballinger letter dispute
Washington May reports light on Taft Ballinger affair reveal a draft letter originated in the Office of the Assistant Attorney-General and forwarded to the President who used it to draft his own letter. Kerby and Wickersham testified, with the President’s version omitting some paragraphs yet echoing the general charges and ending in a pro conservation endorsement. CAPTAIN OF INDUSTRY dispatch notes Van Cleave of Bucks leading reforms and a past labor leaders’ contempt sentencing in St Louis.
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Ballinger
Kerby
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Withersham
Glavie
Daltinger
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Bucks
van Cleave
Gompers
Mitchell
Bucks Company
Taft Clarifies Ballinger Letter Exoneration Role
President Taft states he authored the letter exonerating Ballinger and used Attorney General Lawler’s prior letter as a basis. He takes responsibility for the action and significance of the correspondence issued from Washington.
Sunday Schools Convention in Philadelphia Meets May
The world's Sunday school convention will meet in Philadelphia on Thursday. Delegates will be present from fifty nations and an enrollment of publicists numbering twenty six millions viewers.
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Janet Roosevelt to attend King Edward funeral in London
In London on May 15 Janet Roosevelt arrives as the United States special representative to attend King Edward's funeral. A lecture is planned in honor of the late monarch. In Ind on May 15 funeral arrangements for King Edward are detailed for May 29 with a military tribute. A town in Placerville, California suffered a partial fire. Indon and Madrid dispatches note Queen Victoria’s expected announcement this month.
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Airships and Aeroplanes in Early Aviation Terms
A discussion from the era outlines lighter and heavier than air craft, naming aeroplanes, helicopters, and ornithopters as key aeronews. It defines monoplane, biplane, and multilevel planes, notes early helicopter trials, explains ornithopter aims, and references balloons, dirigibles, and aviation terminology evolution with mentions of aviatrix terms and pioneers.
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Camillar
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Ceroasul
Los Angeles Express
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days With PAZO Ointment
Advert shows PAZO OINTMENT promises cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with money back guarantee. Claims include relief from burning and soreness and a bold assurance of complete cure or refund.
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Renee
Ruth Bryan Wedding Enveloped in Mystery
Lincoln May 2 secrecy hangs over tomorrow's wedding at Pakelew between Ruth Kryan Leavitt and Lieutenant Reginald Owen of the Royal Engineers. The ceremony time and officiant are undisclosed with motives tied to avoiding interference by the ex-husband, William Homer Leavitt, and plans call for departure to Jamaica then to Europe.
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Sealed Bread Packets Urged By Philadelphia Group
Dr. T Franklin Gitford of the Walnut Street Business Men's Association urges Philadelphia bakeries to seal every loaf in airtight packages. A bill will be introduced by the association to secure citywide adoption and reduce street soiling from crumbs and dust while improving sanitary conditions.
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Adall Ntofer
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Gilford Wald
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