The Fascinating Widows at Grand Opera House Tonight
Julian Eltinge appears in The Fascinating Widow with a strong company, same cast as previous road shows. The Shepherd of the Hills debuts locally at the Grand Saturday and Aborn English Grand Opera Company presents Madam Butterfly and Lucia in January with a 100 member cast led by notable singers and conductors.
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Juian Stinge
Julian Eltinges
Forthcomta
Grand Opera House
Player A
Chinge
Chesge
Boston
Eltinge
Theation
2 Hody
Juilay Eltingen
Old Bell Wright
Elvbery
Shepherd of the
English Grand Opera
Aborn
English Grand Opera Company
Madam Butterly
Lahengsin
Il ‘Trogatore
America
Jane Kercrombie
Ivy Suot Leond Samoloff
Eugene Battsin
Zoe Fulton
Jayne Herbert Louis Kreydler
Morton
Labor leaders begin serving in federal prison at Leavenworth
January 1 1930 labor union officials convicted over McNamara dynamite plots begin terms at Leavenworth. They arrived by special train, wore prison garb, were photographed, and assigned to work on construction projects. Warden and guards maintained strict quarantine as the men faced New Year behind bars.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Indianapolis
McNamara
Alf Oelocts
Frank M. Ryan
Tron Workers’ International Union
Hig
McNaware
San Quentin
Cal
Ryan
Menjoralle
United States
Edward Schmidt Acide
Eurthina
Eithin
Indiana
Tenois
Missouri
Iapsas
Hern
Colfer
Jeffer
Fragmented primary choices loom in political lists
A long OCR fragment lists many lawmakers and candidates from states including Arizona Georgia Alabama Florida Oregon West Virginia Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Nebraska Kentucky Indiana New York North Carolina Washington and others. It details primary choices for senators and representatives, party labels Democrat Republican and Progressive, and notes shifting majorities in several state legislatures. It mentions tariff and income tax debates and the expected congressional session, with references to governors elected in Michigan New Hampshire and New York and the political dynamics around cabinet and committee leadership.
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Arizona
A. C. Bacon
Georgia
John
Bankhead
Alabama
Nathan I. Bryan
Florida
George F. Chambertip
Oregon
Wilhiams
Chilton
West Virginia
James 2. Clarke
Arkansas
Charlies A
Culverson
Texas
Duncan GU. Pletcher
Jeff Davis
Thomas 4
Gore
Oklahoma
Gilbert M. Hitchvack
Nebraska
Ole ML Jamies
Kentucky
Charles J. Johnson
Mayne
Joseph K. Johnaton
Joseph
Kansdell
Choler
Tennessee
Delaware
Pommessee
William 5. Borah
Idaho
William ©. Bradey
Frank Brandagee
Connecticut
Joseph DL. Bristow
Vansis
Pheodore E. Burton
Ohio
Thomas B. Catran
New Mexico
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
LeBaron B. Colt
Rhode Island
George I Crawford
South Dakota
A. F. Canning
Iowa
William P. Dillingham
Vermont
Henry A. linPont
Albert B. Fall
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Asie’ J. Gronns
North Dakota
Wiliam P. Jackson
Maryland
Wesley Jones
Washington
William S. Icenyon
Towa
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Flen F. Lippitt
Rhode Iuland
Henry A. Lodge
Massachusetts
Porter J. McQuinber
George P. RicLean
Knute Nelson
George W. Norns
Georget. Oliver
Pennsylvania
Carroll S. Page
Boise Penrose
George C Perkins
California
Alfles Poindexter
Etthy Root
New York
Wiliam Aiden Smith
Michigan
Heed Smoot
Utah
Isaac Stephenson
Thoras Sterling
Carullabie
George Suthere Fland
Wieh
Charley , Townsend
Francis 8. Warren
Kansas
Willan HH
Thompson
Willard Saunsters
TK. R. Kenney
Mains
Burleigh
Thomas Sterling
Gamblé
Lo Gio
Senate
Toal
Witson
John Dalzell
Samuel McCan
Hughes
New Jersey
James
Morris Sheppard Fot Exan
Burnet
Public Palld
Eig
Pork Barrel -Bim
Money Trust
Pujo
Ter Filass
Virginia
Public Lands Committee
Tagrécultural
Trmm
Portant Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Bulner
Congress
Wilson
Union
Nelesaary
Alavanta
Acizens
Colorado
Iolans
Illinois
Indiana
Maine
Montana
Dakota
South Carolina
Louisiana
Sulzer Becomes New Yorks 42nd Governor in Inauguration
Albany dispatch reports William Sulzer, a Democrat from New York, sworn in as the 42nd governor of the state. He succeeds John Alden Dix, taking office two years after his election in a ceremony crowded with state officials and prominent citizens.
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Albany
William Sulser
New York
Wimself
John Aldan Dix
Sulzer
Missouri Pacific president Bush enjoys San Antonio climate
The Missouri Pacific Railway president T. Bush praised San Antonio climate during a city visit with a party of San Antonians. He toured Rockhill Civic and the resort north of the city, praising plans that could attract wealthy visitors. Bush hinted he may proceed to Galveston then return north, with no meeting in Austin.
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Ti T. Bush
Missouri Pacific’ Railway
San Antonio
Mr. Bush
Rockhill
J. P. Withers
RL. Ball
Mex
Harvey L
J- PL Witherz
Bush
Galveston
Houston
Col
Austin
Texas
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Knox
Federal Penitentiary
Dynamiters
City
Marshall Schmidt
Hach
F. J. Higgins
New England
Iron Workers’ Union
City of
Fatima
Svernor
Assembly
Sitzer
Capitol
Yakes
Lansing
Mich
Jan
J. Tens
Woodbridge
Will Bieet
Concord
N. Ha
Samuel I. Mother
WejsureCan
Felker
Hotel Resistirs
Selz
W.& G. Shoe CO
Selz Royal Blue” Store
Houston Street
Joske
Joske Bros. Co
Missi 1 Pacific Qatesy
Theat New
Birmingham
Ala
W. R. Ehrer
Birminghaim
Wes Kbrer
Tome” Mullins
Paris
Tes
Tove
Mutine
Lamar Cow
Meteria
Lonaya
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