San Carlo Opera to Present Eight Performances This Week
San Carlo Company to stage eight operas at the Metropolitan starting Monday night. Giuseppe Agostini and Vincente Ballester star in Rusticana and Aida with new sopranos Bettina Freeman Rosina Zolti Ada Paget and tenor Giulio Mariolalla among cast, conducted by Natale Cervi with Sig. Galla arranging. Remaining schedule includes Lucia di Lammermoor Madama Butterfly and Trovatore later in the week.
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Metro
San Carlo
Im Fortune Gallo
Signer Galla
Aida
Preeman
Marte Valle
Cress Etela DeMette Radanmee
Manuel Malazar
Pietro Defias
Egypt
Natale Cervi
Lucia di Lammermoor
Vinci Liver and Iron Tonic Promises Health Boost
Mrs John Lewis testifies Vinci helps her daughter Belvedere 11 regain health after weakness and headaches. The ad claims Vinol with beef and cod liver peptones and iron hypophosphites quickly restores appetite aids digestion builds strength and blood. Leading druggists endorse the product.
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Drug CO
Drug Everywhere
Tinting Gray Hair Promises Youthful Look
Ad reads a trial package for tinting gray hair and claims tinting preserves youth. The copy targets women with promises of easy beauty and sustained vitality through hair color products.
Churchmen to Ask 41000000 for Ambitious Plans
Two hundred fifty churchmen from the diocese of Olympia travel from Seattle after a Wednesday conference to outline Western Washington's role in a national Episcopal drive. Starting January 2, Episcopalians plan to raise 41 million by subscription to fund logging camp service work city programs church strengthening new buildings and clergy increases with missionaries receiving autos and widespread communion.
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Olympia
Seattle
Western Washington
Episcopal Church
Episcopalians
Bremerton
Lump Sum Payment Adopted for Soldiers Insurance
Bradley T. Fowlkes of the war risk bureau announced that converted war risk insurance policies will be paid in one lump sum to the beneficiary. The change, stemming from the Sweet bill on Legion recommendations, aims to reinstate many lapsed policies by ending the prior installment payments.
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Bradley T. Fowlkes
War Risk Bureau
American Legion
Congress
Berliners Oppose Trial of Wilhelm
Opposition to the surrender of Germans accused of war crimes for trial by allied tribunals grew in Berlin. The Lokal Anzeiger warned the government must mobilize the army to drag the victims before the Allies, and predicted the army would refuse, forcing the Allies to fetch the accused themselves.
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Berlin
Jan
Lokal Anzeiger
Boston Builds Larger Police Force Amid Strike
Boston's new police force now exceeds the former total after 40 recruits were sworn in, bringing privates to 1,560 versus a 1,554 normal count on the strike day. About half wear uniforms, clothing shortages limiting dress, while many nonuniformed members are veterans in olive drab.
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Boston
Mass
Silk Waist Fire Injures Woman in Spokane
In Spokane Washington Mrs JL H Setters spilled silk fabric into a pan of gasoline late yesterday causing flames to engulf her. Firemen saved the house but the woman suffered severe burns to her hands and is under hospital care. The fire chief cautioned about static as a factor.
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Spokane
Wash
Mra
JL. H. Setters
Mra. Setters
Finn brothers in bank robbery extradition bid
William and Michael Finn allegedly aided in a $118 000 bank robbery at Henson Nebraska on New Year’s Eve then flew to St Paul in an aerial limousine for a banquet that night. County Attorney O'Brien and Omaha officials seek extradition as twenty witnesses testify to the banquet attendance before Governor Burnquist who planned a late decision on the request.
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Henson
Neb
St. Paul
KR. 1D O'Brien
Omaha
Finn Brothers
Burnquist
Gilmore Delivers Luncheon Talk on Campaign Involvement
William A. Gilmore spoke at the Young Men's Republican club in Meven cafeteria about residential campaign moves and his recent political study trip to the state capital.
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Igilmore
Inoves
William A. Gilmore
Hrepublican Club
Meven
Gilman
Murder Attempt and Missing Papers Drive Estate Fight
Milwaukee reports a manor dispute over the Frederick A. Friedl estate with claims of a murder attempt an alleged rescue and missing documents. William Friedl alleges his mother Mary Rinke jailed him after a river incident and a founding institution transfer tied to the Friedl family history.
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William Friedl
Mra
Frederick A. Friedl
Friedl
Mary Rinke
William
Friedi
William Ftnke
Mra Friedl
Mre
William Kinke
Girl Receives Suspended Sentence for Bad Checks
In Spokane Washington Caroline Richmond aged about 16 or 17 on trial for passing bad checks to buy clothes, pleads her need for garments. Court grants six months suspended sentence.
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Spokane
Wash
Caroline Richmond
Open New Course in Naturalization
The Y M C A naturalization class begins a new ten lesson course Thursday at 7 30 pm. It meets at the association building Fourth Ave and Madison St. Carl J. Smith leads the first meeting detailing naturalization law and citizenship procedures. Open to foreign born men and women, instruction is free.
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Association
Fourth Ave
Madison St
Carl J. Smith
rail changes needed Hines states plan for railroad consolidation
New York Jan 1 1920 director general of railroads James Hines urged fundamental changes to protect the public from high rates and avert road insolvency He called for consolidation of railroads into a few large systems with shared representation from public labor and capital and supported higher rates to fund equipment and meet requirements
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New York
Jan
Walker Dpd
Hines
New York Bar Association
Whisky Runner Gets Six Months Sentence
Md n Hardy was sentenced to six months in Whatcom County jail after pleading guilty to smuggling 40 quarts of liquor from Canada. Judge Jeremiah Neterer handed down the sentence following October federal indictment. A portion of the article notes other moving spectacles related to landlords.
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Whatcom County
MD N Hardy
Hardy
Canada
Jeremiah Neterer
Bayer Aspirin labeled with Bayer Cross safety mark
The notice promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over 18 years. It warns buyers to purchase only unbroken packages that include proper directions for safe use.
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Bayer
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