Mulatore quits Chicago Opera over director clash
Lucien Muratore the tenor announces his departure from the Chicago Opera Company citing Miss Garden as capricious and unable to direct. He claims open friction with Lina Cavalieri and notes missing roles and star disputes as the season ends with his departure to New York.
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Harding
Mulatore
Chicago Opera
Nobbe
Head
Garden
Ring
Name Lime
Miss Garden
Eve
Ian
Muratore
Directa
Lina Cavalieri
Yelin Pays 31 Million Gold Marks to Allies
Paris despatch reports Yelin agreeing to deliver 31 million gold marks to the Allies as part of installment payments pending a reparations decision. The Reparations Commission noted the flow of foreign currency amid efforts to settle coal and coke deliveries within three months. The note mentions the involved commission and location at 516 Broadway.
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Yelin
Anies
Sas Goraany
Wits
Court Orders Deserted Wife $570,761 Paid in New York
The Transit Commission wins again as the Appellate Division orders the Board of Estimate and Apportionment to allocate 570,761 for the commission, including 500,000 for its expenses, amid city battles over funds. The case prompted high level talks with Senator Johnson and Corporation Counsel O’Brien as the city prepares further appeals. Nearby, a Monmouth County jail scene tells of Hermione Steinfeldt who confessed to killing her sister Genuine Wessels in Eatontown after years of hardship and loneliness. The tale traces two families on a South Eatontown farm and the wife’s struggle to support a home and child while her husband labors in the city. The narrative ends with the wife recalling her fear and isolation.
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Verms
Individua
Noble Arthine Behilee Sd
Albert Sehaile
Islet Iths
Fail
Hernan Ps Woven
Fo Monte A
Senterites
Femsde Viovaliona
Fon
Dudge
Maynard
Ak Society
Washington
Bes County
Davidl
Nobbe
Xray Coceutint
Chaves J. Baker
Newark City Hospital
Nobho
Edward Gluckman
Cidety
Perth
Transit Commission
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
Board of Estimate
John Proctor Clarke
Brien
New York City
Johnson
Senator Johnson
Semall
Monmouth County
Germany
Hermione Stei¢lman
Genuine Wessels
Renzelman
Eatontown
Long Branch
Mra. Renzelman
South Eatontown
Ceme
Police Cards Banned From Official Public Use In NYC
An order signed by Inspector William Lahey barred detectives and motor cycle squads in New York City from using private officer cards in official dealings with the public. The move, said to prevent confusion from cards bearing notes like this man is a friend of mine, will be strictly enforced, despite protests from detectives. London Times reports Cabinet rifts over Lloyd George may have eased as he aims to push Irish settlement and Genoa talks.
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Unief
William Lahey
New York City
London
London Times
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
United Unionist Party
House ‘of Commons
Sinn Fein
Lloyd ‘George
Genoa
Pinerurat
Carolina
Holly Inn
Berkshire
Tullman
Previey Lemneaye
Cannes
Chamber of Duputies
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Tribune
France
Anance
Wade
Poincare
Promini
Bertha A schooner seized in New Jersey port raid
The British auxiliary schooner Bertha A arrived in quarantine with 11 quarts of whiskey and was boarded by revenue agents after a prior alert since January 4. The vessel, docked near New York, faced arrest as a rum runner as agents seek leads to New York agents in a wider liquor-smuggling case tied to the Gully, the Marshall, and Arethusa operations.
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Bertha
Sheaf Miehl White
Mughland
Bertha Ave
Ain
Tle
Baltimore
Martha A
Maryland
New York
West End
Great Habama
St. John's
New Brunswick
John Holley Clark
United States District Attorney
New Jersey
Clark
Charles Take
Victor Mattson
Staten Island
McCoy
Brooklyn
W. R. Sanders
John C. Knox
Clik
Lake
Sven
West Side Tennis Club Moves To Limit Women's Play
The West Side Tennis Club considers a resolution to ban women from Forest Hills courts on Saturday afternoons and holidays. The board cites numerous male members' complaints about unrestricted women’s play and aims to adjust rules to balance access amid increased play from the move to 238th Street and the closing Ninety-third Street grounds.
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West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Queens
Board of Governors
I News Tennis Club
Clu
William H. Brownery J
Brush
Edwin ©. Butler
Edward C. Duble
Otis Everett
John T. Gorrie
Marshall
Hagar
Lyle R. Mahan
Svat
Spirit Chi
Cat
17Th Street
Cosd Nlay
238Th Street
Ninety-third Street
Open Door Pact Part Adopted Amid Japanese Objection
A fragment from a 1919 Open Door policy report notes the ninth article of the American proposals was dropped after Japan objected. The article would have allowed submitting inconsistent provisions to a reference board for equitable adjustment, as China and other powers debated the language at the conference.
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China
Japan
Board of Reference
Pope Benedict Stricken With Bronchial Catarrh and Fever
Rome January 18 The Associated Press reports Pope Benedict II is confined to bed with bronchial catarrh and influenza symptoms though not seen as serious by doctors. Fever rose to about 108.8 F, raising concern for possible complications given his age and recent health scares. He has been briefly up in his apartments and may receive the Belgian king later this month if able. The Pope’s nephew visited and Cardina Gass parti urged rest as doctors monitor his condition.
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Rome
Associated Press
Pone Benedict
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Vepe
Stefani
Vaticaneire
Cardinal Gassparti
Enver Pasha Captured After Three Years on the Run
Former Turkish War Minister Enver Pasha, a fugitive since World War I, has been captured in the Caucasus and handed to the Turkish Nationalist government at Angora. He faces a death sentence for crimes from theft to mass murder and was linked to Armenian massacres.
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London
Associated Press
Enver Pasha
Turkey
Caucasus
Constantinople
Angora
Germany
Berlin
Enver
Sultan
Near East
Mesopotamia
Persia
Czechs Grant Standard Oil Drilling Monopoly
Prague report says Minister M. Tueny signed a government backed agreement with the Franco American Standard Oil Company granting it a 30 year monopoly for oil prospecting and well sinking with a local company to hold the majority of shares in Czecho Slovakia.
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Prague
Coccomiovasin
Associated Press
M. Tueny
Standard Oil Company
Ford and La Follette Plan to Reopen the Newberry Case
Washington Jan 18 Senator La Follette and Henry Ford will cooperate in seeking new evidence to urge reopening the Newberry case in the Senate La Follette discussed the matter with Ford in his private car and Ford agreed to try to uncover additional evidence with the help of attorneys to pursue the effort.
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Ford
la Follette
Newberry
Washington
Senator la Follette
Henry Ford
Senate
Ford Dey
Funding and Bonus Bills Slated for Early Passage
Washington January reports Republican Senators conference agreeing to move both the foreign debt funding bill and the soldier bonus bill to early passage. Debate centers on financing methods with Borah opposing the bonus. Lodge presided and pledged votes to advance the measures. A follow up meeting was set to finalize details and potential amendments linking the two bills.
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Washington
Aureie
Wadsworth
New York
Phipps
Colorado
Pepper
Pennsylvana
Calder
Warren
Borah
Finance Committee
Horah
la Follette
Geveral
Lodge
Lodge Xo
Lodge Ant Watson
Indiana
Edge
Congress
House
Europe
Senator Lodge
Maschusetts
Senator Borah
Open Door Proposal Narrowly Adopted by Conference
The conference committee accepted an American plan to apply the open door principles in China with a board of reference to settle disputes. The retroactive article was dropped after Japan's objection, with Chinese delegates allowed to propose an independent solution later.
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Thomas Steep Abhington
Aveca
Chis
Comittee
Pacific
Japan
Chinese Republic
China
Board of Reference
Baron Shidehara
Ister
Sir Robert Borden
Canada
State Hughes
Arthur ¢. Balfour
Sir Auckland Geddes
Albert Surraul
Jayai
Soma
Nuphies
Wellington Koo
Thade
Manchuria
Inner Mongolia
Shantung
Kuo
Dr. Kuo
Far East
Popuukecra Weredothanrth
Ghinay
Board of
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Sanuel Urtermyer
Tehyig Ctpago
Lucien Muratore
Chicws
Opera
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Mery Gunton
Durnetarn
Lin
Moe
Caviliot
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Muratares
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Tonor
Mise Garden
Mychin
Stromans
Cavalieri
Maraal
Transit Board
Lahey
U.S
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Washinton
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Russia
American State Department
Conon
Ris
Supreme Council
Wnder
M. Poincare
Council of Ministers
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