Actors and Authors Give a New Bill at Fulton Theatre
The Actors and Authors Theatre in New York presented a varied program at the Fulton Theatre led by Edith Taliaferro and Charlies Meredith in a two act burlesque bill. Musical numbers by Kenneth and Roy Webb highlighted the evening, including Art Rejuvenation and Best Sellers, while other pieces offered satire on art and romance with strong performances from Minnie Dupree and J. Irving Southard.
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CMS Biat Sellers
Kenneth and
Roy Webb
Frank J
Koctuarne
A&p. Wharwn
Arts Reiuve
Anneth
Edith Tallaferro
Dudley Oatman
Agnes Fatterson
Charlies Regen Mughston
J. Irving Mra
Thomas A. Wise
Eitxa Whitford Kane
Minnie Lee
Marion Kerby
Eric Snowden
Harrison Brock
Ime
Kenneth
Gambol
Harrison
Hamilton
Harold Fowler
Ester
Réné DeYing
France
South Ieland
Kate
Graustark
Edith Talia
Charlies Meredith
Aeton
South Sea
Irving Southard
Black Ben
Washington Square
Harold Brighouse
Risdon
A. P. Wharton
Gas Man
Minnie Dupree
Kerby
Edouard de Ko
Imperial Ballet
W and Petrograd
Kurylo
Washington
Park Board creates Mayor Hylan music program Deputy Commissioner
The Park Board appoints Berolzheimer as special Deputy Commissioner in charge of music for boroughs. A new all city concerts series named The Mayor Hylan's People will be launched with a Police Department band at City Hall on June 18 from 12 to 1 P M. The plan aims to augment municipal bands and attract music lovers, with more professional bands and vocal features planned.
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Hylan
Berolzheimer
Rks
Ste Une
Park Board
Basia
Joner Berolzheimer
Lieutenant Sousa
William c. Cari
Joseph
Long Island Youth Wins French Cross
Special to The New York Times from Rockville Centre New York reports B Koopman Jr of 87 Lenox Road has won the French army corps citation Somme with a gold star. Ten individuals were honored with crosses in the ceremony and the recipient expressed pride in the award.
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New York Times
Rockville Centre
L. J
B. Koopman, Jr
Lenox Road
Rockee
Somme
Performance for the Benefit at Burton Green and New Theatre plans
A charity performance featuring Billy B Ardine Marcella Johnson and others from the Young Artists group is scheduled for Sunday at Burton Green. The Green Village show will promote The Egyot Princess and Maytime company acts. The Chinese Pus new play by Martan and Jeon M. Ion moves toward American production with plans at The New Theatre London and Polls Theatre Washington on June 73.
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Comte
John ‘Hames Thomas
Jene T. Murray
Ertyn Thomson
New York
William A. Brady
Free concerts begin at Columbia with New York Military Band
The New York Military Band led by Edwin Franko Goldman opened a series of thirty free performances at Columbia University in the gymnasium due to rain. Fifty musicians from the Philhar monic Orchestra and the Metropolitan Opera House joined. guest conductors include Percy Grainger and Henry Hadley with future public premieres.
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Columbia University
New York Military Band
Edwin Franko Goldman
University Gymnasium
Broadwa
120Th Street
Luigi Mancinell
Cleopatra
Masners
Phedre
Sainténs
Jean Phillipe Rameau
Wwer
Baden
Karl Xomzak
Victor Herbert
Ernest
Williams
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Percy Grainger
Henr Hadley
Philharmonic Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera House
Christie MacDonald Back In Palace Bill With Cupid's Mirror
Christie MacDonald returns to New York at the Palace Theatre in Cupid's Mirror with Irene Rowan and William Haig performing songs including When the Sun Goes Down in Flanders. Albertina Rasch leads a corps of dancers and Hobart Bosworth stars in Sea Wolf in the same program. Moon Jown by John Reed and Washington Square Players stars Regina Connolly and Ruby Crave also feature on the bill along with several returning acts.
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Christie MacDonald
New York
Cupid
Albertina Rasch Ander
Constantin Koboeloff
Coryphees
Hobart Bosworth
Jack London
Palace
Sega
Moon Jown
Byohn Reed
Washington Square Players
Regina Connelly
Ruby Crave
Herbert Williams
Hilda Wolfus
Jack Wilson
Ben Barr
Gladys Moffatt
Karl Emmy
Donahue
Stewart
George
Dick Rath
Receiver appointed for Batavia Simplex Rubber firms
In an equity suit by Connecticut Cottons Company of Boston against the Batavia Rubber Company and Simplex Rubber Company of America Inc, Maxwell H. Bochow was named receiver with authority to continue operations. Plaintiff claims goods totaling 8036 dollars. Merger details and stock surrender issues noted. Batavia shows 595700 dollars capital stock and 440524 dollars notes. merchandise debt 93990 dollars. The firms manufacture rubber goods machinery and tools.
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Connecticut Cottons Company of
Boston
Batavia Rubber Company
Simplex Rubber Company of America, Inc
Federal
Gonge Mayer
Maxwell H. Bochow
Laintiff
Batavia Company
Simplex Company
McAdoo assures no money stringency over large tax payments
Secretary McAdoo told bankers there is no need for concern or credit curtailment as about 2.28 billion dollars in income and excess profits taxes are due June 13. He stated the payments will follow Liberty Loan methods and Federal Reserve Banks will handle deposits and redeposits to prevent financial stress.
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Washington
McAdoo
Secretar
Liberty Lpan
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Palestine Operations Reported by British Forces
Official dispatch from London states British troops in the coastal sector carried out a successful local operation on a mile front capturing part of an enemy trench system and several observation posts. Counterattacks were repelled and the new line is being consolidated. Hedjaz allied forces raided near Towreva destroying a train culverts track and telegraph lines.
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London
Palestine
Hedjar Son Aram
Towelra
Baylies Cited by French in Journal Officiel
Frank L. Baylies of New Bedford Massachusetts, an aviator with the French flying forces, is cited in French Army orders for refusing to enter American service to stay with his French escadrille and continue daily combat duties.
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Paris
Frank L. Baylies
New Bedford
Mass
Journal
Officiel
Frank K. Baylies
Escadrille
Navy Paymaster General Renominated for Four-Year Term
President Wilson renominated Rear Admiral McGowan, the navy Paymaster General, for a four year term. The Senate confirmed the nomination within hours.
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Washington
McGowan
Wilson
Senate
Pension Bill Creates $50 Monthly Support for Civil War Vets
President Wilson signed a measure that guarantees at least $50 per month in pension to all civil war veterans, expanding veterans’ benefits nationwide. The move sets a new baseline for retirement aid and acknowledges wartime service.
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Washington
Wilson
Navy Festival Nets Over Fifty Thousand Dollars
The Metropolitan Opera House hosted a music festival organized by Mme. Frances Alda to aid Navy relief, raising more than $50,000. Highlights included autographed programs fetching $17,500, a naval tableau with 200 bluejackets, and performances by Caruso, John McCormack, Scotti, Muratore, Alda, Braslau, Case, and Didur. Rear Admiral Gleaves praised the effort and read messages from Washington.
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Mme
Frances Alda
National Committee of Music of the Woman's Naval Service
Metropolitan Opera House
Burr McIntosh
Caruso
John McCormack
Scotti
Muratore
Martinelli
Amato
Alda
Braslau
Anna Case
Didur
Metropolitan
Rigoletto
Muzio
Kathleen Howard
Case
Mabel Garrison
Leonora Sparkes
Messrs
Rothier
de Luca
de Segurola
Mischa Elman
Harold Bauer
United States Navy
Ethel Barrymore
Navy
Gleaves
Mme. Alda
Edward T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Woman's Naval Service
America
George F. Baker, Jr
Sue Dresser
Charles de Rham
Sydney Fish
Oliver Harriman
Charles Munn
Louis
Kauffman
August Kountze
Charlies de Loelrichs
Oliver Perrin
A.D. B. Pratt
Marshall Russell
Williams. Rogers
Herbert Shipman
Convention Bans German Titles in Sheet Music
The National Association of Sheet Music Dealers adopted a resolution to remove all German titles from music. The plan affects about 20 percent of standard music and will be sent to publishers today. Delegates also voted to reduce sheet size to 9 by 12 inches, a move not yet adopted in London or Paris, claiming 40 percent paper and transport savings amid 1,900 new standard selections annually. They push for price standardization with clear nine on the cover.
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National Association of Sheet Music Dealers
McAlpin
London
Paris
Refused War Service Sentences Long Prison Terms
Forty five conscientious objectors faced a court martial at Camp Travis and received life terms later reduced to twenty five years each by Brig. Gen. J. P. O Nell. Most defendants from Oklahoma Mennonite faith objected to all army service and uniforms. Other cases noted include a Philadelphia objector sentenced to a year and a Michigan roundup detaining 2000 draft evaders, with 82 held, plus related espionage and security actions in Boston and Wilmington.
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Texas
J. P. O’nell
O’ Nell
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Oklahoma
Army
Washington
Camp Travis
War Department
Department
Baker
Richard C. Stoddard
Judge Advocate General's Office
Philadelphia
Henry Sadel
Dickinson
United States District Court
Supreme Court Denies Krafft Review in Espionage Case
Washington June 10 Supreme Court declines to review the conviction of Frederick Krafft once a New Jersey gubernatorial candidate. He was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to five years in prison for remarks at a Newark street meeting in August 1917 that allegedly tended to cause insubordination in U S military forces.
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Del
Delaware River
Market Street
Newcastle
Bethlehem Steel Company
Eddystone
McKeesport
Penn
Arshal
Smith
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Washington
Frederick Krafft
New Jersey
Newark
Supreme Court
Krafft
United States’ District Court
Trenton
United States
Supreme Court affirms press restraint in Toledo contempt case
Federal court rulings penalizing newspapers for articles seen as obstructing justice were sustained by the Supreme Court in Toledo News Company v. Cochran. Chief Justice White declared freedom of the press does not grant license to do wrong, while Justices Holmes and Brandeis dissented.
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Justice Holmes
Washington
Administration of
Supreme Court
Toledo
N. D. Cochran
Toledo, Ohio
News Bee
Holmes
Brandeis
Day
Clarke
Ohio
Killits
White
Uman
Og Pag
Urges American Iron Cross Society formation
Major Arthur J. Davis of the U S Army at the Embarkation Station near Norfolk Virginia proposes an American Iron Cross Society in a letter to The Army and Navy Journal and The Army and Navy Register. The pledge urges refraining from buying or using products of the German Empire and its allies and to influence others to do likewise. Aimed at wartime support from Port of Embarkation Newport News and allied grounds in June.
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Arthur J. Davis
Norfolk
American Iron Cross Society
Army and Navy Journal of New York
Army and Navy Register of Washington
Newport News
German Empire
Army officers urge gifts for boys wartime peace
Major A J Davis of Idaho, West Point class of 1904, recently promoted to First Lieutenant in the 4th Infantry, calls for constructive suggestions to support the American Iron Cross foundation for peace and invites ideas for items suitable for boys to buy without promoting war toys.
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Imment
A. J. Davis
Q M. C
U. & Army
Davis
Idaho
Duate
West Point
Cavalry
4Th Infantry
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