Sam Bernard stars in The Girl and the Wizard at Murat
Sam Bernard headlines a week at the Murat with The Girl and the Wizard. Patricia Collinge, George W. Barnum, Kitty Gordon, and J E Dodson anchor a varied program including The House Next Door at English's. The Love Route and The Park show strong company casts and vaudeville acts.
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Sam Bernard
J. E. Dodson
Lillian Russell
Park
George Arvine and
MURAT
the Murat
Bernard
Villaious
George W. Barnum
Schultz
William Rosell
Misa Kitty Gordon
Harriet Standon
the Girl and the Wizard
Spanish heir seen as unable to speak at age four
Madrid April 12. Officials deny the king Alfonso's heir is defective yet state the four year old prince of Asturias cannot articulate. The public believes the disability is mental, leaving the king's second son Don Jaime as likely successor to the throne.
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Prince of Asturias
Madrid
Alfonso
Prince of the Asturias
Don Jaime
Wind lifts woman into phone wires in Pine Bluff
A severe windstorm damaged twelve cottages in southeast Pine Bluff on April 12. No deaths. several Black residents were bruised by flying debris. A woman was lifted into telephone wires by the wind and rescued by men with ladders.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Heera
Murder in First Degree for Florida Stabbing Case
A Deland jury found Irving Hanchett guilty of murder in the first degree for killing 14 year old Clevie Tedder on February 12. Judge Minor 8. Jones sentenced him to death. Hanchett, a former Connecticut Reform School inmate, attacked after improper advances on the road. He was brought to Florida by W. T. Wooley.
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Deland, Fla
Irving Hanchett
Clevie Tedder
Minor
Jones
Hanchett
Miss Tedder
Connecticut State Reform School
W. T. Wooley
Battery Identified in Taxicab Theft Case
Dr. John N. Record of Franklin Indiana identified the electric battery and clothes found in the taxicab used in the burglary that left Joseph Lee unconscious after being knocked by highwaymen. Police suspect the same two youths also swindled J. M. Ballard of Noblesville of 40 dollars in a fake pool game nearby Saturday morning.
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John N. Record
Franklin
Ind
Joseph Lee
J. M. Ballard
Noblesville
Nineteen Doctors Attend Woman in Knife Ingestion Case
In Los Angeles on April 12 seven teen physicians assisted at surgery to remove a nine inch table knife from Mrs. Sarah Carlson's stomach. The operation succeeded and she is recovering. The knife was believed swallowed hours earlier despite her insistence she was not joking.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sarah Carlson
Officer Benj Denn Hospital Bill Paid in Loganport
Loganport common council appropriated 125 dollars to cover hospital expenses for Officer Benj Denn who was shot by Indiana desperado Marvin Kuhns about ten years ago. Denn, part of a large posse, fired at Kuhns and hurled his revolver before being shot during the pursuit.
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Henry Lee
Colonial
Mr. Lee
Theodore
Africa
Gallando
Lee
Hill
Lylvany
Stuart Rollins
Jere Sanford
Logansport
Ind
Benj. Denn
Marvin Kuhns
Denn
Kubos
Kuhos
Dean
Society notes parade in Indianapolis gatherings
Miss Helen Warrum and relatives hosted a 2 two-for-euchre party for Miss Florence Mattler who is to wed Thursday. Miss Mattler later attended a shower arranged by Mrs Maurice Moyer and Miss Ruby Kieffer with guests from Ft Wayne and Gary. Present Day club elected officers and offered plans for upcoming events while multiple engagements and pre wedding festivities were noted for Miss Barker of Utica N Y and Miss Habing of Butte Mont. Various clubs held meetings and guest days with readings and papers on literature and modern poetry.
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Helen Warrum
Henry Warrum
Herman Morgan
Anna Houser
Florence Mattler
Miss Mattler
Maurice Moyer
Ruby Kieffer
Moyer
North
Meridian Street
Miss Mattier
C. A. Slaters
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Bellefontaine Street
Elsa Habing
Edward Francis O'Flynn
Butte, Mantang
Miss Habing
James HR. Drew
Indianapolis
Clarence Forsythe
Audubon Raad
Dietrichs
Philip Hildebrand
Richard Nix
Albanian Revolt in Albania Remains Active
April 12 dispatches report the Albanian revolt ongoing with only Prishtina showing a lull. The government claimed a pacification was achieved, but rebels near Prishtin have not dispersed. Albanian deputies accuse Gen. David Pasha and other officers of brutality and press for a full government inquiry.
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Prishtina
Dravid Pasha
Albania
Nomads Terrorize Osceola Citizens
Reports from Osceola Maryland on April 12 describe bands of nomads driving 30 wagons and 60 horses into the area. They seized a 40 acre farm owned by John Long and damaged crops before being driven off by a posse of farmers and townspeople.
Plot for release of deposed sultan found in Saloniki
London reports a new plot to free Abdul Hamid the deposed sultan of Turkey. The Vienna dispatch says the plan appears linked to the Albauila uprising and follows earlier attempts.
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London
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Salonke
Vienna
London Globe
Albauila
Bartender Fined After Saloon Arrest Incident
William Stoefler, saloonkeeper at 202 Noble Street, fined $10 and costs in police court yesterday. He was arrested Sunday when his bartender was found cleaning the saloon floor. the bartender is not listed as a member of the saloonkeeper’s family per Nicholson law.
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N. Noble Street
Stoeffler
Death Hovers Over Famous Detective in New York
April 12 Thos Byrnes former police superintendent and famed detective dies at his New York home after months of illness. The obituary notes his prominence and long career in law enforcement.
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New York
Thos. Byrnes
Hatchery of microbes at western penitentiary
Pittsburg April 12. Warden Francies says the western penitentiary is the largest hatchery of microbes and tuberculosis germs in America. He cites the spread of disease to the lack of employment for 65 percent of prisoners as the cause.
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Pittsburg
Western Penitentiary
America
Francies
Ten Drown In Pilot Boat Sinking Near Paris
Paris April 12 The pilot boat Hiron delle sank while en route from St Brius to Prehel. Ten crewmen drowned as the vessel went down in rough seas.
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Paris
Hirondelle
St. Brius
Prehel
Federal marshal seeks divorce in Oklahoma City case
John R. Abernathy, a federal marshal known for trapping wolves and once Theodore Roosevelt’s guide, files for divorce from his Guthrie-area wife on grounds of desertion and neglect. His wife, 20, mother of a four week old baby, eloped with Abernathy two years ago after his first wife’s death.
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Guthrie
Okla
John R. Abernathy
Theodore Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Old McVer Homestead Burns in Danville
The historic homestead where famed baseball figure Col. McVer was born burned to the ground yesterday on the Cole Cush farm near Danville. The substantial frame structure was destroyed in the blaze.
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Danville
Ind
Col. McVer
Cole Cush
Credit Men's Meeting to Be Held in July
Spokane reports that the National Credit Men's association will meet next July. Delegates from across the United States will discuss a code of ethics for wholesale houses and retailers. The Spokane and Inland Empire groups endorse rules to curb boxcar peddling and ensure only trained, financially strong dealers buy wholesale.
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Credit Men
Spokane
Wash
National Credit Men’s Association
United States
WW. B. Sanders
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Inland Empire Retail Grocers’ Association
A. W. Bower
Spokane Grocers’ Association
Spokane Wholesale Merchants’ Association
Philip Carbury
College girls to farm plans for Miss Snyder on Long Island
Miss Marjorie Snyder of Wellesley college and a Milwaukee home, one of two seniors who announced plans to turn to farming after college, has acquired options on three Long Island truck gardening plots. She intends to grow shrubs and flowers, raise high grade vegetables, and breed Angora cats for higher priced markets.
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New York
Marjorie Snyder
Wellesley College
Long Island
Snyder
Milwaukee
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