Walters Sets Good Example for Public Office Hours
City officials express chagrin as A L Walters new superintendent of streets announces fixed office hours for public access. He will be in his office Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays Saturdays 9 to 12 and at board of public works meetings Tuesdays Fridays. The move breaks long standing absence by officials and aims to improve taxpayer access.
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A.L. Walters
Walters
Miller
Board of Public Works
Cfty
Unfair Bear Hunt At Three Tree Point
Bil Pashley and Charley Schoening trap a black bear at Three Tree Point. The bear glances, growls, then flees as the pair fires from a stump and finally kills the animal near the water. Bruin's hide is later displayed at Palace Market. A dance at Dreamland follows.
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Bil Pashley
Charles Schoening
Three Tree Point
Bil
Charley
Bill
Mr. Bruin
Charney
Palace Market
Helen Lowell Stars in The Lottery Man on Broadway
Helen Lowell shines as Lizzie in The Lottery Man a women written show that mocks fashion cures and gymnastic stunts. The plot follows a tiny companion to a wealthy woman who tests every fad while a lottery ticket sparks romance with Jack Scott. The cast and production by Edith Ella mark a top season hit.
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Lizzie
Lisaie
Aida Johnson Young
Helen Lowell
New York
Lisle
Lierle
Sbe
Jack Scott
Jack
Broadway
Mise Lowell
Misa Hazey
Mrs. Wiggs
Shuberta
Edith Ellia
Filipino boy reports insult by ship officer on transport Burnside
A reader letter recounts an incident aboard the transport Burnside on the second instant at 6 pm. Raymond Ph Tau complains the third officer offered a rude reply when asked to interview a countryman Teresa Baldo Mar, claiming the officer assaulted his dignity and left him fearing further trouble.
Theatrical Managers Association Banquet Dampened by Critics
New York January 1 The Theatrical Managers Association banquet left attendees gloomy Oscar Hammerstein asked to be excused due to business, Henry W Savage urged restraint on theatre overbuilding, and Al Hayman warned of a theatre mad trend threatening colossal losses. He noted crowded markets and scarce reliable drawing cards among actors and playwrights, urging support for more theatres in major cities.
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Usite
New York
Theatrical Managers’ Association
Oscar Hammerstein
Henry W Savage
al Hayman
London
Paris
Berlin
America
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Pike
Hy Dalted Press
Rida Johnson Young
Raymond PH. Tau
Meriom
Ciarance Price
Noman
Seattle
Hocconum Mills
Madras
Panama
Averal
U. & Meat
Gaturday
Frone
Milla
Cohoeton
Paturday
Fleer
Wallace
Namnsook
Arbuckie
Ariona
Peamin
Tive
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