Youngest Actor Walter McGee Shines With Hearts of Oak
Walter McGee of New York is described as the youngest actor on stage today. He has been on the stage three months and was born eight months ago. He signed his contract at five months and has played in Crystal Kirby and Henry of York. He never cries on stage, and his nurse manager notes his calm, engaging stage presence.
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Walter McGee
New York
Felu
Hearts of Oak
the Park
Master McGee
Foottgnts
Crystal Kirby
Henrig
Onk
Gereriba
Anest
Swirl of Society Notes From Local Gatherings
Mrs Henry Lane Wallace hosts a reception on Monday honoring Mr Anderson Bre Leighton Finley organized a tea in Morton place Thursday Mrs Frank Hamilton gave lunch for Mrs Ernest Clifford Garrett Blanche Wineman entertained Thursday night for her sister Mik Regina Wineman who departs for New York Mrs Hunter hosted a surprise party Thursday evening for Mrs Osal Underwood Clover Leaf club provided music Mrs William Edward Maxwell hosted a musical tea Thursday afternoon at the Colonial for guests Mrs John B Browne and Mrs Tromes Browne of Columbus Daughters of the Revolution held a luncheon at the Claypool Thursday with honored guests Mrs Winfield Durbin Mrs John W Holtsman and M McKenzie among attendees
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Henry Lane Wallace
Anderson
Leighton Finley
Morton Place
Frank 4. Hamilton
Ernest Clifford Garrett
Blanche Wineman
Sards
Ner Ister
Miké Regina Wineman
New York
Mra. Hunter
W. Prattst
Rome
Mra
Osal Underwood
Clover Leaf Club
William Edward Maxwell
Ner Ghests
John B. Browne
Mre
Tromes Browne
Columbus
U. S
Daughters of the
Flames Destroys Tremont Hotel Building At Northwestern
Fire at six am Friday gutted the former Tremont hotel, now part of Northwestern University, causing about six thousand dollars in loss. Thirty bodies were found in the top floor dissecting room, some poorly burned and frozen by water. Interior water and smoke damaged the structure. the hotel had been bought for 500000 dollars with 250000 set aside for refitting. The dental department housed 160 chairs.
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Chicago
Western University
Sfth
Medical and Dental College
Tremont
Soma
The
University al A Cone
Rabbit's Foot Unlucky Says Alpert Hamilton
Alpert Hamilton, 20, colored, of 630 5B Court St, is charged at the police station Friday with stealing a $92 diamond and a pocketbox containing $8 from his cousin Mrs Dusie Downing, Missouri. He claims a friend urged him to go to the cousin's house to obtain rabbits in partnership, then says he was pinched after going home to supper.
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Alpert Hamilton
Hamilton
Dusie Downing
Haley and
Hauser
Strong box opened with an ax in Logansport case
In Logansport Indiana on November 20 Thomas H. Colas and George W. Lightheiser were named as beneficiaries of $19 from the Panhandle paymaster. Collings and Lightheiser had prior injuries and judgments against the railroad. A sheriff used a double bladed ax to gain access to the chest as Attorney Ross warned of highway robbery. Other lawyers doubt prosecution.
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Logansport
Ind
Thomas H. Colas
Panhandle
George W. Lightheiser
Collings
Lightheiser
Ross
Drake Critically Ill in Centerville Family at Bedside
Dr F M Drake a Centerville millionaire lies gravely ill with diabetes as kin gather. A longtime philanthropist he funded Drake University supported a missionary college in Japan and endowed a $40,000 church here. He also gave to various institutions outside his church. In Louisville report smallpox outbreak kills 10 in Blair family including wife and two grandchildren.
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Centerville
F. M. Drake
Arith Tally i
Louisville
Dineo
John J Blair
Nova
Rumor Triggers Brief Run on Tri State Financials
The Tri-State building and loan association and the Tri-State loan and trust company faced a minor run after unfounded rumors. Organized four months ago, the trust company had capital stock of 920.0 percent with double liability. The building and loan, one of the state's oldest, held 299,414 in first mortgage securities. Depositors were paid in full by midmorning and a noon withdrawal notice was issued. By closing time the crowd had thinned and police allowed doors to open earlier the next day. Both institutions stated they are solvent.
Rural Carrier Pay Debates Signal Strong Political Force
Bills in the rural free delivery program seek higher pay and benefits as lawmakers debatecosts and long term sustainability. Supporters argue carriers influence elections and deserve city-scale wages, with proposals ranging from annual salaries to scaled route allowances.
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Washington
Loud
House
Congress
I x
Concreseman
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Fordney
Michigan
Cooper
Wisconsin
Foster
Vermont
Jones
Adamson
Georgia
Peaches William 2f Taylor Arrives From Washington
William Taylor of Chanuier and Tay arrives in Indiana after buskies in Washington. He praises Indiana’s congressional delegation as the most honored, noting how they are surrounded by representatives in hotel corridors and are highly sought after for patronage.
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William
Taylor
Chanuier & Tay
Arm
Washingston
Indiana
Indiana Labor Turbulence Hits Multiple Mills and Mines
In Greencastle Juniata etent iron mills will resume operations while Highland steel and iron mills near Terre Haute close with 30 idle workers. Whiting's tank factory dismisses 300 workers to cut expenses. Von Camp window factory suspends rather than accept new wage scales. Tell City coal mines close due to miners' union terms dispute. Inland Steel machinists in Indiana Harbor reach agreement and return to work. Hartford City blast furnace workers face bleak prospects as earlier resumption relies on new blowing machines.
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Greencastle
Juniata Etent and
Terre Hacte
Highland Steel and Iron Mills
Matthews
von Camp
Glass Workers' Union
Tell City
Minere
Indiana Harbor
Inland Steel Company
Hartford City
Gkus
I Men
Washington Shortcuts and Political Notes
Judge J B Sener, 67, a Virginia native, died in Washington on Thursday. M Roberts of Princeton Indiana seeks a post office job. Ballinger named to the civ service board in Columbus Indiana. A pension bill will aid G W Spahr of Indianapolis. Auditor Sherrick favors tougher treatment for wildcat insurers. W H Youns, a soldier who met Mrs Roosevelt, was convicted for profanity. Senator Beveridge introduces pensions for Shaffer Meyer and Barton. Senator Blackburn proposes a marble bust for ex-Bellator Voorhees for the Library of Congress. New rural carriers listed for Indiana towns including Dutlerboro Evans Lanning Morton Doyis Monroeville Putnam Parker Parry Crossing and others.
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J.B Sener
Virginia
Ington
M. Roberts
Princeton
Ind
Post Office Department
Ballinger
Civ Service Board
Oflumbus
G. W. Spahr
Indianapolis
Sherrick
Indiana
Congress
W. H. Youns
Mra. Roosevelt
Beveridge
James Shaffer
Maud Altmeyer
Joshua Barton
Jynesboro
Clackburn
Kentucky
Daniel Voorhees
Dutleboro
John L. Roberts
Evans’ Lanning
Morten Doyis
Monroeville
H. C. Davie
Putnam
AR. Parker
D. FP. Cunnerman
Parry Crossing
George Foster
Judge Gary Celebrates 40 Years on Chicago Bench
Judge Joseph F. Gary, a Cook County jurist for four decades, marked his anniversary in the criminal court building. The Chicago Bar Association led the observance as Gary’s lengthy career on the bench was described as unparalleled in the United States.
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Chicago
Joseph Fe Gary
Cook County
Criminal Court
Chicago Bar Association
Gary
United
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