Local University Theater Triumph in The Crisis
The First Presentation of The Crisis drew a strong crowd and impressed with artistic staging and capable performances. Notable portrayals by Ellis, Kimball, Smith, Parkman, and Brown earned praise for handling difficult parts and delivering a high quality amateur production at the University club venue.
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Phowever
Crisi
Jude
Eline
Seine Pieht
Brown
Ebne
Stephen Brice
Dris Koeller
Clarence Collas
Frank Ellis
Silas Whipple
Bolan Smith
Comyn Carvel
Charles Kimball
Eliphalet Hopper
Myr
Arthur Toldie
Evens
University Masque Praise for Amateur Cast
The University Masque praises its cast with Edna Hopkins delivering Puss Russell and Bonnie Bell as Mrs Colfax and Mrs Brice. Bell adapted quickly to Brice with a thirty minute notice, while performances by Renault Brinsmade and others earned applause from the audience.
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Aliss Vinnie Lewis
Maurice Renault
Jack Brinsmade
Anne Brinsmade
Eugenie Renault
Frank Turner
Clem Parker
Isabel Farrten
Lillian Abraham
Tornado Reaps Destruction in Louisiana Towns
A Louisiana tornado caused multiple deaths and widespread injuries in Alexandria and surrounding areas. Several factories, mills, and storage facilities were destroyed, with power plants hit and tracks washed away on the Lion Mountain line. Debris recovery continues as reports from Bayou Sara and West Feliciana describe extensive damage and fatalities.
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Alexandria
Lia
Bayou Rapids
Red River
Lion i Mountain
New Orleans
Bayou Sara
West Feliciana
Serians ¢ Parish
Penrose denies roose conspiracy dinner claim
The record states Senator Penrose rejects mention of a five million dollar fund to stop a policy shift and denies any knowledge of a conspiracy or a dinner discussion described in Washington dispatches.
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United Eed
Philadelphia
Penrose
Riel Meu
Washington Dispatches
Padded the Payroll Accusations Hit Manila Court
Captain Fred C. Cole and F. P. Thornton were formally accused in the criminal court of padding the payroll in the quartermaster's shops. The scheme reportedly extended over many months with thousands of dollars allegedly misappropriated. Strawberry ice cream at F A Ewing's noted in the same item.
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Manila
Fred C. Cole
F. P. Thornton
Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster’s
Exhibition of Paintings Telegraph Operator Murdered
Telegraph operator Scott of Missouri was found murdered during an April exhibition in a likely robbery. Police report indicate a night crime with robbers involved.
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Scott Missouri
Fifth Annual University Exhibition of Paintings Opens
The Fifth Annual Exhibition of Paintings at the University opens Monday April 1 and runs to Saturday April 20. Hours are 9:00 am to 5:30 pm daily and 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm most evenings. Admission is 25 cents, season tickets 1 and a family ticket for parents and children 2.50. Tickets available at Woodward's Drug Store and at the university door.
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Jeffies
Vanill
Roosevelt backs Ute Gelinde counter to Hons stance noted
Washington reports President Roosevelt endorses Ute Gelinde against Hons, outlining his policy aims and urging public support. Observers discuss the administration’s tactics, political foes, and the potential impact on party unity and Rockefeller influence amid tense public reactions.
Denial Entered in New York Case
A garbled April entry from New York notes a denial related to a case involving several parties and disputed interests. The fragment references individuals and officials without clear context or outcomes.
Trouble in Ohio Mines Causes Worries in Pomeroy
Fragmentary report from Pomeroy Ohio describes unrest at local mines with mentions of Apel 40 and strikes. Details are unclear but miners and regional officials are cited as fearing broader disruption.
Walsh Indicted in Ohio Grand Jury Case
Federal grand jury returns a second indictment against Tom Walsh former president of the Cleage National Bank alleging improper management of the institution in Ohio on April 5.
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Ohio
Federal
Yotolay
Tom Walsh
Cleage National Bank
R Fms
Social Club Luncheon and Charity Details
A fragmentary society note describes a Tuesday luncheon at a church parsonage with visiting members. Names include Mrs Hernsle, Mrs Chervill, Miss Sadie Dorstedt, Mrs Prentiss, and others. prizes, whist, and tea precede a description of the gathering and host duties.
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Chervill Dainty
Prank
Banks
Vester
Tennessee
Sep
L. J
L. A. Perkins
Mabel Marsh
Arthur Walker
Imillith
Clarence Hall
D. L. Rowhinds
Surprise witness tests in Leopold Nicholas murder trial
A new witness, Miss Phyllis Campbell of Indianapolis, testified that she had received a letter from Howard Nicholas and did not know the surname Kimberlin. She said she never borrowed money or jewels from Nicholas and did not loan him a date for a Kimberlin claim. The defense was surprised as Nicholas denied asking Campbell to assume a Kimberlin identity.
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Chicazo
Leonard Leopold
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Leslie
Sherr
Phyllis Campbell
Indianapolis
Nicholas
Grace Kimberlin
Chiesa de
Taras
Kimberlin
Leslie
Athanes
Migs Camplet
Tany
Hamends
Campbell
Kamberlin
Nipped in Bud Dinner Intrigue Tied to Campaign Claims
Seeren Loeb says no names were mentioned at the White House recounting a dinner story about an alleged effort to stack policies for the upcoming presidential campaign. Leech noted no new details would be released but warned publicity would undermine the plan before the 1808 campaign.
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Washington
Tully
Proposals for Westward Bridge Site Near City Discussed
Citizens met at city hall to choose a crossing for the new Wakarusa bridge. They favored a point on the quarter section about fifty to sixty rods south of the railroad bridge, linking to 7th Street. A county view petition is circulating to seek official consideration. Endora News. Ice deliveries expanding citywide with cash terms and coupon-based savings.
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Npining
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Tornado in the South report and local notices
Tornado locally reported near Matusburg with potential damage near the railroad depot. Mentions safety concerns and social ads for ice cream, electricity connections in new homes, and various local business notices including Schulz tailor and H. L. Raymond Co. advertises. Contains health note on John A. Kedley and miscellaneous shop listings.
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Wiedemann
May End Soon Thaw Trial Believed Over
Report from New York notes ongoing confusion as thaw trials appear concluded. References to political figures and delayed proceedings suggest turbulence in proceedings amid speculation and unclear outcomes.
Stormy Weather Update Causes Widespread Delays
Unclear fragments describe ongoing storms affecting multiple regions including nearby towns. Text references disrupted transit and potential impact on local activities, with mentions of rivers, roads, and emergency responses. Authorities urged caution as conditions continued to threaten schedules.
Strikers Oniet Tarai and the Merchants Debate
A fragmented report describes tensions at the Merchants meeting where workers and shopkeepers discuss actions near the docks. Attendees include local leaders and several phrased questions about a coordinated effort and timetable for next steps.
Pardoned Ager and Baal Hosted in Attab hhinn Case
A court case involving Boodler Pardoned Ager and Baal Hosted in Att ab hhinn resulted in one defendant receiving six years and another being sentenced or Burke TL Invealliter for related charges.
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Att Ab Hhinn
Burke
National Convention in Kansas City Amid April Protests
Citizens rally in Kansas City as April events unfold seeking strong national convention momentum. Key figures advocate reform and unity while local leaders prepare for broad participation and public discussions.
Judge Thompson Dead in Minneapolis Stroke Mystery
Minneapolis reports the death of Judge Kin Thompson after a stroke at his home. Local officials confirm the judge’s passing and note the sudden illness as the cause, with investigations underway.
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Minneapolis
Kin Thompson
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