Johnson Jubilant Over California Progressives Lead
San Francisco news reports Governor Hiram Johnson expressing jubilation at progressive gains in the 1914 California registration, noting Republican leads in Los Angeles and San Diego and a narrowing gap statewide. He cites centers showing progressives ahead or close, and predicts strong progressive turnout in November.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Calif
Hiram Johnson
Progressive Party
California
Johnson
United States
Perkins
Cure for Eczema Promoted by Cuticura Ointment Soap
A St Telons, Oregon reader describes two years of eczema spreading to hands face neck and arms. After trying multiple ointments a friend sent Cuticura Soap and Ointment. relief followed and she purchased more, claiming full recovery. The notice extols Cuticura as a versatile skin and daily toilet remedy.
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St. Telons
Ore
J. A. Pender
Cuticura
T. Boeten
Local Playhouses Presentments at Orpheum Sunday
The Orpheum offers two part Selig with Unto the Third and Fourth Generation a romance tracing bloodlines from English country life to modern times and a tale of love overcoming a curse. Also featured are Reggie the Daredevil Just Boys and Pathe's Weekly with notable events.
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Orpheum
Reggie
Pathe
Hearts Ease and Other Streetshow Features Saturday
A Saturday program promotes Hearts Ease in two parts with Lytton De Felice Young Keneth Casey and Paul Kelly, plus The Uncanny Mr Bramble with Phillips McCoy Milford, Pathe's Weekly travelogue from Irkutsk to Hermosillo and Carranza, and a Sienkiewicz Quo Vadis critique noting Tacitus on Nero.
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Hearts Ease
Vitaeraph
L. Roger Lytton
Carlotta de Felice
James Young
Keneth Casey
Paul Kelly
Mr. Bramble
Edison
Augustus Phillips
Gertrude McCoy
Bliss Milford
Pathe's Weekly
Irkoutsk
Siberia
Hermosello
Carranza
Resurrection at the local theater Sunday and Monday
Pastime presents two part Patheplay featuring Mil dred Oakes and Pearl Sindelar in Resurrection where an artist, his fortune, a dying model, and a late wedding drive a melodramatic tale. Vitagraph drama Her Faith in the Flag stars Marty Connor. Biograph comedies The Mystery of the Milk and The Janitor's Revenge end the show. Sixth story of Who Will Marry Mary postponed to Saturday Feb 7.
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Irving Cummings
Mildred Oakes
Pearl Sindelar
Sunady
Marty Connor
Mary
Vaudeville acts and Zu Zu film reels at Sunday bill
Cosy-Sunday West and Heath present Mae Heath spoofing Eva Tanguay in a refined comedy act. Dorothy and Elsie appear with costumes, plus Zu Zu the Band Leader and two reel comedies featuring Ford Sterling, Mabel Normand, and Caesar. The program promises lively farce and busting musical numbers with slapstick chaos.
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Cosy
West
Heath
Mae Heath
Eva Tanguay
Dorothy
Elsie
Zu Zu
Keystone
Ford Sterling
Mabel Normand
Mr. Haggerty
Caesar
Mable
Caezar
Zu Zu Tu
Ptyler House
Ken orthy players stage farewell The Country Girl
Tonight and last night for the Ken orthy players. They present a farewell offering The Country Girl in four acts for laughs. Two shows at 7 and 9:30. Sunday at Austin god Keane and Grace Minstrel Maids appear with the picture program. Grace KR and her Minstrel Maids perform Monday and Tuesday. The gi show at Quality Wednesday and Thursday features the great Quo Vadis in 3000 feet of film.
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Kenorthy Players
Austin God Keane
Grace Iissicell
Grace KR
Quo Vadis furor stirs readers and students alike
George Kleine's photo drama production Quo Vadis has sparked broad discussion among readers and students of history. Debates center on incidents in the film and its dramatic portrayal of Rome at war with its fate.
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George Kleine
Rome
Banks Asked for Views on Reserve Bank Locations
Treasury officials mailed requests to National banks and state banks and trust companies that intend to join the federal reserve system. They seek an indication of preference for the location of the reserve banks to serve their district.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banking System
Pope Faces Delicate Concordat Dilemma in Balkans
Rome reports Pope Pius faces a tough choice as Servin presses a concordat with Vatican signaled by a commission. Austria, protector of Catholicism in the Balkans, protests any shift strength toward Servia, while the pope leans toward Serb interests amid European power rivalries.
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Rome
Pius
Servin
Vatican
Servia
Austria
Balkan Peninsular
Ope Plus
Reserve Bank Location Considerations by Committee
The reserve organization committee signaled its intent to study reserve bank site selection and the districts to be served from all principal standpoints, outlining a broad review of geographic coverage and service areas.
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Reserve Organization Committee
Pope Pius Invites Audiences in Rome
Pope Pius in excellent health invites audiences in Rome. The invitation was received by Bishop Vea and notes ongoing papal accessibility and public audience opportunities.
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Rome
Pius
Vea
Holy See hints at private audience with two bishops
A report notes that Ven, of Springfield, Mais, is to be received in a private audience. The indication appears in notices sent to Bishop Walsh of Portland Mo and Bishop Rice of Burlington Vt that his holiness would soon meet them, signaling forthcoming access at the papal level.
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Ven
Springfield
Mais
Walsh
Portland Mo
Rice
Burlington, Vt
Eliot calls for elimination of labor unions in industrial war
Dr Charles W Eliot president emeritus of Harvard told the Master Builders association that profit sharing and the elimination of unions are the only way out of current industrial warfare. He argued unions injure business and threaten the country by limiting output and discouraging ambition.
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Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Master Builders’ Association
Sheep Shearing Contest at Panama Exposition
International sheep shearing congress planned as a feature of the Panama International Exposition. Contest to test skill and speed between hand and machine shearing, drawing shepherds from around the world with big prizes. An Idaho barber entered, holder of the Tako beard-staving record. Also notes new nickel mines and domestic ore output as a by-product of copper refineries.
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San Francisco
Tako
United States
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