Lyceum Course High School Announces Season Attractions
Grafton High School announces a splendid lyceum series in the auditorium with top acts spanning October to March. Highlights include the DeMille Quartet, Davies Light Opera, Dr Russell H Conwell, Pitt Parker, and musical legends with historic tales of Mme Patti.
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America
DeMille
Davies Light Opera
J. A Burns
Burns of the
Lincoln
Russell H. Conwell
Pitt Parkker
Adelini Patti Dies in South Wales at omething of a legend
Adelini Patti, born Adela Juanma Maria Patti in Madrid in 1843, died today at her South Wales home after a 40 year reign as queen of singers. Her talent carried her from New York debuts to a celebrated operatic career, with critics praising her voice as a fountain of vocal youth.
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London
Europe
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Napoleon II
Mme. ' i Pattl
Signor Ernesto Niccolini
New York Academy of Music
Himph of
Yedre
Weas
Metropolitan Opera House
Patti
Pali
Boston
South America
Canade
Wales
Craig-y-Nos
Baron of Cederstorm
Nicolini
Mme
Legion of Honor
Order of Meit
Adelini Patti
South Wales
Drumas
Chris
Mme, Patti
Tam
Madrid
Spain
Salvatore Patti
Tripler Hall
New York
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Burglars Active Across City Target Homes and Churches
A wave of burglaries grips the city with break ins at residences stores and church parsonages. Mrs Shaw loses jewelry from her W Natts Avenue home while Rev Father Hannon's West Washington Street rectory is robbed of cash and valuables. Other targets include the Shaw parsonage and a roomer’s gold watch as intruders press late night entries. Nearby residents report break ins and near misses as common.
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West Wilford Street
Tom Bradford Jr
Remains of Engineer Harry McKeen Noted Near West Union
The body of engineer Harry McKeen, killed in a Parkersburg breach wreck, likely won’t be buried at his home. He died when the engine turned over and was found unpresentable for viewing. Wife’s illness prevents attendance. funeral planned from West Union with interment in the family burial ground. Fireman G B Relic escaped with injuries and is expected to recover barring complications.
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Dooridge County
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Ihereat
B. H. Waters
G. B. Relic
Omaha Mob Attacks Court House and Lynch Threats Endanger 100 Prisoners
Reports from Omaha Nebraska detail a late night mob attack on the county court house triggering fires and a lynching attempt. Mayor Edward P. Smith was allegedly threatened and rescued by police after a rope was placed around his neck. Firefighters battled flames as prisoners were confined on the top floors and troops were deployed to restore order despite ongoing violence.
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Frank Morasco
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Nebroe
Down Town
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Tloor
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P. Smith
Mob Terror in Omaha Lynching Report December 2
Reports from Omaha Neb describe a riot ending in a mob dragging a black man from a jail cell and lynching him. The mob burned the prisoner with tar and dragged him through the streets. estimates put the injured at 45 to 60 with two deaths, William Brown and a white man identified as Ence Clancy.
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Coal Miners Scale Reply Held Secret at Conference
Ruppalo New York Sept 29 soft coal operators will present at todays joint conference with miners their reply to demands for a 60 percent pay raise a six hour day and five day week. The document is brief and not to close the door to negotiations. Acting President Lewis of the United Mine Workers counters claims the miners aim to strike and holds that wage increases will not ruin supply, while calling for distribution reforms to limit costs to the public.
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Leis
Cri
Elk convention bars Bolshevik from order
At the Atlantic City Grand Lodge session of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks officials renewed loyalty to the flag and Constitution. A resolution barred anyone tainted with Bolshevik, Anarchist, or I W W doctrines from joining or remaining in the order, pledging to oppose threats to constitutional free government.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Atlantic City
Americas
Unites States
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
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