Scotti Ends Metropolitan Opera Career After 83 Seasons
Antonio Scotti bid farewell to the Metropolitan Opera after 83 seasons, with a packed Hollywood of stars and fans in attendance. The dressing room was filled with flowers and affectionate tributes from colleagues including Geraldine Farrar, Marcella Sembrich, and Lawrence Tibbett. Scotti, in makeup and emotion, recalled his long career as he left the stage after curtain calls and heartfelt good wishes.
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York, Jan. IL
Tsim
Antonio Goolll
Ghim-Fen
Metropolitan Opera
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Scotti
Geraldine Farrar
Pala
Parrar
Garnso
Marcella
Sembrich
Shea
Scott
Scottl
Metropolitan
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Aribace
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Josh
Din
Larry
Regan Whit Scorri
Lawrence Tibbett
Willain
St Oracolo
Seatul
Lawrences Tlohett
Gehiha
Beothl
Nulca Chryso
Nellie Melba
Lillian Nordten
Edouard de Heike
Seattt
Genit
Ufe
Tor
Peare
City Night Dance Listings and Band Appearances
Danciti every night at Blue Willow Tan grad music and Ady Daner pk Wirhiund Boolal club Saturday with Happy Ramblers. Beverages and admission details vary. late hours around 2 a.m. Some events feature Bevter's Orch and Roy Curley's orchestra with various prices. Also mentions other venues like Hrawaller Hall and Trance at Danedann with open public access and different admission levels.
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Daner Pk
Wirhiund
Happy Ramblers
Indies
Thias
Ady
Texans Favor Buy American Endorsed by Texan Society
The executive committee of the Royal Society of Texans in Southern California endorsed the Buy American campaign. Captain Lysten Black announced the action, praising Hearst newspapers for sponsorship. The resolution urged all former Texans in California to support and cooperate with the movement for patriotic and economic reasons. Archibald Kennedy of the Royal Arcanum California noted the grand committee adopted the resolution and lauded the Hearst papers for publicity.
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Los Angelas
Biale Society
California
Hav
Dave
Hearst
Capt. Lysten
Black
Texas State Society
Archlie W. Kennedy
Grand Council
The
Royal Arcanum
Grand Ooumet
Muir
Kennedy
Lindsey Urges Mining For Idle Boys
Washington figures discuss a juvenile reform push led by Senator Lindsey and allies from New Mexico, Wisconsin, and California. A plan proposes sending idle youths to placer mining camps to earn a few dollars in return for non competition efforts, amid a broader drive against delinquency.
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Asuington
Washington
Ben J. Clintsey
Los Angeles
Coremer Deneer Juvenile Court
Tuutpe
Manney
Riddle
Han
Local clubs hold dances and education meetings this week
The Canopus Tourist club plans a Saturday dance on the Milam Building's second floor. The Robert E Lee parental education class meets Monday at 1 30 p m to discuss the course title. The School of Childhood class meets at 1 05 p m with Miss De Rossette Thomas. Various social gatherings and dinners are noted, including a birthday party for Burney Shipp and events at the Madison Square Presbyterian church circles with multiple hosts and locations.
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Conopus
Canopus
Milam
Robert E. Lee
DeRossette Thomas
de Rossette ‘Thomas
Prisoner Freed to Study Medicine in New Jersey
Harry W. Gerard, 32, liberated from Rahway Reform to attend Molenaolines to Taltimace for medical studies. Clarification and details unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Charge Filed in Fatal Accident In county court at law
A charge of negligent homicide is filed in County Court at Law No 1 against W R Reichenstein following the death of Mrs Andrey Tanohs 70 of 138 Corona Sureel. Reichenstein reportedly drove after taking Mrs Jacobs to the hospital on Broadway and collided when the pavement was slippery after a shower.
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W. R. Reichenstein
Civeteslvers
Alanto Morlehts
Farrd
Saturn Way
Andrey 7
Tanohs
Corona’ Sureel
Broadway
Reichensleig
Jacobs
Physifeans and Eiegeous Hospital
Sheriffs Office
Crete Street
Jacoo Feck
Minh
Mae Roar
Wscor
Kay's Bankruptcy Plea Granted in Downtown District Court
The store Kay's was adjudged bankrupt on a voluntary petition in the Franchise Pectoral District Court. Nathan Kaufman, president, signed an affidavit stating the store could not meet obligations and sought bankruptcy proceedings. Secretary Rautman signed the affidavit with a board resolution dated January 11. No schedule of debts was attached.
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Kay's
Say
Plore
Nathan Kaufman
Brealdent
K Wna
Alora
Ita
Rautman
Afl
Tanuney
Unclear livestock trade notes and mixed data fragment
Fragmented OCR notes reference livestock, prices, locations, and names such as Kansas City and New Orleans. The text is heavily garbled with numbers, stray initials, and unreadable terms, offering no coherent report or single actionable fact to summarize.
South Texas Licenses Sale Sees Light Demand
A garbled South Texas notice reports unusually light sale of auto licenses and related taxes as a two week window closes. Names such as Kirk and Maury appear amid unclear references to highway patrolled areas and local districts. The fragment hints at a tax collection push in Bexar and surrounding counties with limited purchaser activity.
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South Texas
Aitomapije
Hernse
Ated Tie Power
Menea
Lotty Kirk
Wie
Abate
Patel Kirk
Bexar
Dali
Meense
New Pastor Starts Sermon Series at The Light
The new Travis Park Methodist pastor, Anthony Waller, begins a sermon series titled What To Wear What to Be Good Why Do Men Punish Why Be Saved and When to Begin. The event followed a Friday night church gathering led by stewards. Committee members listed include Jane Shape Norace Hebdon Mrs Wy Smith Mrs W. Of King and Mrs A 12 Mangini. Jane Noble, briefly noted for a job-providing act, attended. The service was at The Light on Broadway at Fifth Street.
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Bave Life
Tor
Waller Anthony
Travis Park
de Dulhony
Jain Shape
Norace Hebdon
Wy. Smith
W. of
King
Freight Loadings Rise for Week Ended January 14
The American Railway Association announced that revenue freight car loadings for the week ended January 14 totaled 1,093,000. This marks a 6,327 car increase from the prior week and a drop compared with the same week in 1992.
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Washington, D. C
American Railway
Grand Slam Triumph Through Trickless Bridge Tale
In Omaha a bridge match features Maj Gen Hagood of the Seventh Army Corps directing a win with a no trump grand slam. He and Col Williford defend with hearts and diamonds as Gen Hines and other officers observe, noting luck may have influenced the outcome.
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Johnson Hagend
Seventh Army Corps
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Forrest
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Wale Ingboi
Willfort
Heavis
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King
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