Pinafore on Metropolitan Bill Boosts Vaudeville Night
The American Light Opera Company at the Metropolitan performs H. M. S. Pinafore in its fourth revival, praised for its satirical libretto and Gilbert and Sullivan music. The bill features Katy Norman, Senator Ford, William Sully, Genevieve Houghton, Beth Bert, and others in a strong vaudeville lineup for the week.
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Savoy Theater
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Sullivan
Moore Bill
London
New York
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Creole Fashion Plate
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Europe
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Fashion Plate
Chicago Orpheum
Ford
Michigan
William Sully
Genevieve Houghton
Missing Men Searched For After Boat Wreck Offshore
A search near Westport and Wilapa Harbor for William Bennett and his son in law named Cancer yielded no trace. Their 6 foot trolling launch Spray was wrecked Thursday night. engine and parts were salvaged and taken to the Westport coast guard station.
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Cancer
Westport
Wilapa Harbor
Coast Guard
Seelye Campaign Promotes Genesia of Good Government
Lyman E. Seelye, a Democratic candidate for U S senator from Whatcom County, tours the state with his book The Genesis of Good Government. He urges applying town style rules to industry and finance to curb unions and stabilize corporations, seeks government control of insurance to cut costs, and promotes rural credit through a unified regulatory system.
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Seelye
United States
He Halle
Lummitaland
Ban Juan
Bellingham
Washington
Beelye
Whatcom County
Panion
From Gang Fights to Roads: A Seattle County Engineer Tale
A colorfully told reminiscence recalls rival youth gangs in Seattle around 1900 22 years ago and ties the captain of the Jackson Streets to later roadwork as county engineer. The piece ends with the narrator supporting Sam Humes for another term, claiming shared memories shaped his vote.
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Jackson St. Terriers
Coon Hollow
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Lada
Jackson Streets
Sam Humes
Knight Quits Congress Says Washington Spirit Conflicts
Akron Sept. 9 Representative Charlies Knight of Ohio declares he will retire from Congress, faulting Washington’s spirit and rules. He criticizes tariff bills and the Ways and Means constraint, says lawmakers lack free debate, and cites the Woodruff war-contracts question as a lingering issue. He notes party moves and his past runs for governor.
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Congress
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Ohio
Knight
Beacon Journal
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Republican State Central
Thompson
Gress
Ways and Means
House
Woodruff
Susan Hohmann Planned as Prosecution Candidate
Miss Susan Hohmann Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney claimed at Greenwood hall that she would not quit on the job and would save the county thousands if elected. She condemned calling a grand jury and then asking for indictments to be dismissed, contrasting with actions of the county commissioners this week.
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Greenwood Hall
Susan Hohmann
Ohio Congressman Reflects on Role and Future Plans
The congressman says he cannot obstruct administration policies or criticize them until the people judge at the next election. He notes the Ohio Republican endorsement of administration policies and reveals plans to resign after finishing routine district business and returning to useful work.
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Candidates to Speak at Washington Alliance Meeting
All candidates are scheduled to address the Washington Women's Political and Civic Alliance at the Colored Men's Masonic club in Zistave and Jefferson Streets this Saturday.
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Death of J. T. Clark, St. Paul railway president
J. T. Clark age 70, president of the St. Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis & Omaha railway, died suddenly. The veteran railroad leader was a prominent figure in St. Paul and had guided the lines through major developments.
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J. T. Clark
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Milwaukee, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
Cure for rupture offered by Kansas City doctor
A Kanease City physician claims a new appliance cures rupture with instant success. He reports several patients improved in weeks and offers a 30 day free trial at his expense. If not satisfied, return and no charge. Write Dr Andrew at 218 Koch Ridge Kansas City Mo for details.
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Andrew
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Kansas City
Dye Patents Suit Starts in Delaware Court
The Department of Justice reports a suit in equity filed in the U S district court at Wilmington Delaware to reclaim over 4500 patents and copyrights held by the Chemical Foundation Incorporated. The government seeks return of rights obtained from the alien property custodian during the Wilson era as claimed below value. Formal demands for return were previously rejected.
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Department of Justles
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Chemical Foundation, Incorporated
United States District Court
Wilmington
Del
Wilson
Chemical Foundation
Countess Drugged Robbed of Gems in Frankfort Hotel
The Countess von Biluecher formerly Alma Loeb of New York was drugged in her hotel room and robbed of 6000 jewels yesterday, police reports say.
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Germany
Countess von Biluecher
Alma Loeb
New York
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