Glass Play At Normal School Delights Monday Audience
A well received stage of New York material "A Prince There Was" featuring George M. Cohen in the lead, was presented by the Flavine class at the normal school. The ensemble delivered a polished performance with attention to detail and strong acting, especially Englehard as Charles Martin and Taber as Mrs. Dingwell, earning praise from all.
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Flavine
New York
George M. Cohun
Broadway
Amatour
Comfort
Eli
Weil
Mae
George Gunilerson
Charles Mrrtiit
Orthus
Virion Lewis
Sane Ritinger
Vieles Stewart
Dilip Wain
Himeanl
Cottier
Conklin
Terrase Homers
Hoarien Hager
I Work
Boa
New York Hearing House
William Schwarz Pop Cle Pty
Willie PfatMin
Mie
Basiness Munsger
Plne
Walter Rants
Tropical Garden Blooming at Linker Shop Display
A garni of tropical plants lines the Linker Shop alley in downtown, with flowering vines and lush foliage spilling from planters atop a Mingeson restaurant. Auten Trnker and other figures appear amid the showy greens as passersby admire arrangements along Main Street.
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Linker
Sewrig
Settlers North of Duluth Warned to Flee Forest Fire
In Cranes north of Duluth area settlers were told to leave homes on short notice as a major forest blaze threatens nearby timber. The largest fire, burning virgin timber a few miles south of Cramer, forced several families to flee and guards report three small homes consumed.
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Duluth
Minn
Mduth
Cramer
Wanted Automobiles at Luther Tenge Convention Delegates
A general committee seeks 160 new automobiles to transport delegates to Gatesville on Sunday afternoon. Citizens willing to provide vehicles for the rail event should contact Nels Bo Mua at the RR station.
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Gatesville
Rene
Supreme Court Upholds Strike Advertising Law
Agata Son of Wisconsin reports the Supreme Court upholding a law restricting strike related advertising by employers. The decision, written by Maurice Voerfler with no dissents, finds that the statute is not a violation of free speech when ads urge labor peace. A related Milwaukee case against Wacker-Helin was reversed due to timing of the advertisement during a company recruitment.
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Supreme Court
Agata Son
Wis
Wisconsin
Erpdeyers
Rhe Riersaely
Sehlrmeyer
Ailwaukee
Maurice Voerfler
Wacker Heflin Caniangy
Milwaukee
Odd Fellows Gather for State Session at Eau Claire
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from around Wisconsin gathered in Eau Claire for the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge I O F and the Wisconsin Rebekah Assembly. Delegates in regalia filled the hall as officers presided and reports were read with attendees noting the group’s ceremonial traditions.
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Odd Feelows
Eau Claire
Bat Claire
Wis
Orld
Wisconsin
Prand Lodge
IG. O. F
Milwaukee Mail Bomb From Chicago
A mail bomb exploded in a baggage car at Milwaukee Union Station injuring one man. Investigation led to Chicago origin with authorities focusing on a parcel believed to contain the explosive device. Officials said delays occurred while tracing transfer details and coordinating with the postal clerk in charge of the baggage car.
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Evans
Me Evans
Hagenge
Decorations Downtown Amid National Delegation Visit
Hundreds of delegates, including 1,000 attendees, are arriving for a major convention in Myrick Park. Local merchants are urged to decorate storefronts in optimistic tones as the event promises to be a landmark for the city with the Lake College band, SF Flag Choir, and three governors addressing an open air Sunday gathering.
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Morgev Inventi
Chursday
Rirday Amllers
Lae
Father Callege
Sflag
Senions Muisical
Td Three
Myrick Park
Lillian Russell’s Stage Rise and Marital History Chronicle
A historical recap traces Lillian Russell’s ascent from Pastor’s theater to Broadway fame. It covers debut in Pirates of Penzance in 1881, rapid star rise, collaborations with Weber and Fields, later leading roles, multiple marriages to prominent music figures, and final stage appearance in Chicago before returning to Pittsburgh.
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Tony Pastor Theater
Pastor
Lillian Russell
Miss Russell
Pastor's
Weber and
Fields
Casing
Weber and Fields’ Company
Mr- Caull Opera Company
America
Europe
Vandaville
M Russellinn
Harry Graham
Graham
Edward Solomon
Casing Orchestra
Solomon
John Chatterton
Sionor Perugini
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Raymond Hitchoork
Fittsburgh
Come to Think of It May Theme in Mind Tints
A fragmentary Merrill Herald snippet ponders perception and compensation as memory links pain and blindness. It notes that people with one short tale sometimes recall longer than others and hints at how senses and thought intertwine in perception.
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Merrill Herald
Observation Key to Success Theme Echoed in Local Tale
A quirky town anecdote centers on a crathy on the tank town lycenu circuit praising observation. The speaker claims success comes from keeping eyes open and mouth closed, insisting denial of chatter aids achievement. An interruption from the rear introduces a playful moment about spaghetti and a challenge to eat four bowls.
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Stccess
Crathy
Lycenu
Ron
Merican Legion Welly
Memorial presented for late Justice Kerwin in Wisconsin court
In Madison Wisconsin a memorial for the late Justice Jamra Kerwin Nee nah was presented to the Wisconsin Supreme Court. J J Trompety Genesh read the memorial prepared by Chief Clerk RD Sieheeker who has led for two months. Chief Justice Vinje offered the response and the court recessed at two o clock noting Justice Marshall died three weeks prior.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Enue
J. J. Trompety
Genesh
Jamra Kerwin
Neenah
Rhantoa Yen
Vinge
Sieheeker
Durlge Sieheeker
de Corr
Siperior
Qader Steel
Nada
Vinje
Marshall
Paving Cost To Property Owners Under New Plan
A fragmented notice discusses paving costs and assessments for street improvements. It contrasts 1922 plans with a new law, arguing full cost assessments would burden abutting property owners and misalign with prevailing prices. Mayor Arthur A. addresses the issue, warning against unjust charges. A second snippet mentions a soldier dies in a wreck amid wartime hardship and tariff ideas.
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Page O Avenue
Woo Etre T
Enme
Cnst
Adwittiiqr
Oid
Arthur A
Yitartionl Ap
Husband On Jury That Grants Wife Divorce
Atlanta report reveals Albert I Almand served on the jury that granted Sara M Almand a divorce. The decree was issued months ago. Sara did not attend the hearing, with depositions taken in Newark New Jersey where she resides. Lawyers say the decree is valid.
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Atlanta
Iivorce
Brs
Sara M. Almand
Albert
I. Almand
Armand
Newark
N. J
Labor members declare wages rise under new standard
Wage decisions sparked by railway labor board rulings draw mixed reaction. Jewell of shop crafts unions predicts immediate strike vote, while Brumson of the International Association of Machinists says 400,000 machinists will back a strike. Card of thanks closes with bereavement notice for Anton Wierecka.
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Bard
Jewell
Washington
H. L. Brumson
International Association of Machinists
Railroad Labor Board
Brumson
Thanks for Help During Illness And Loss
We the undersigner thank all who assisted us during the sickness and death of our wife mother and sister and for the floral offerings. Special thanks to Father J. JM Krzczyk Local No 141 the Eagles and Fraternal Order of Eagles undertaker Miller and friends Wim Retchelt and family Mrs Blaskasky and family. Hard steering may be caused by improper alignment of wheels but is more likely caused by inflated front tires.
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Anton Wierecka
Father Miller
J. JM
Krzczyk
Winona Abandons Beer and Wines Ballot Question
Winona Minnesota abandons the proposed referendum on beer and wine scheduled with the June 19 primary. Assistant Attorney General Draft advised the question is not authorized for the June primary on either regular or special ballots after a county attorney request for information.
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Winona
Minn
Secrets Of Longevity And High Birth Rates In Madagascar
A fragment from Lep Crosse Weekly Review discusses Antananarivo on a central Madagascan plateau. It cites Dr Estrade claiming very high birth rates and low mortality among Malagasys and questions whether longevity and prolific birth are the true secrets of population growth.
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Madagascar
Antanariva
Imerina
Estrade
Antanaring
Peris Figaro
Latze Farilies
Lep Crosse Weekly
Jap cabinet out split is laid 10 party dissension
The attempt to throne summon ed Tuesday the eliep statesmeg fp. aeinsultation on the sgbject of 2 suc cessor to DPremitr Takenashi who with his cabinet resigned early Tuesday morning. The statement says the resignation was not due to political enemies but to a direct clash over recon struction of the cabinet. Fukugoro Nakahashi and Matada were expelled from Seiyukai for being held responsible for the cabinet's downfall. The premier had been empowered to reorganize the cabinet while awaiting developments.
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Torio
Associated Press
Srcent
Eliep
Dpremitr Takenashi
Fukugoro Nakahashi
Communications Matada
Seiyukai
Governingg Party
Hee
Margarine's Rise Through War and Nomenclature
A compact history traces margarine from its 1813 name Margarie origin to Chevreau, through Mege-Mouries prize work in 1868, its Paris siege fame, a late 19th century U S reception as butterine, butter trade opposition, legal limits on butter confusion, and later shift to vegetable oils due to cattle fat limits.
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England
Chevreau
Mege-Mouries
Paris
Goldfish Vanishing Mystery Baffles Hernica Home Owner
A Hernica town resident notices porch goldfish vanishings despite alibi checks. A deer is observed watching at dawn as a kingfisher dives, snatches a goldfish, then returns to perch. The owner secures the pond indoors after the incident.
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Kerwin
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Fred Stone
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Strand Tonight
Boston Transcript
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New
West Salem Pavilion
Beyerstedt Bros. Orchestra
la Crosse County
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