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William Wilbur praised as a candidate while a major contest promises honor. In New York a Christian play The Things That Count by Lawrence Ayre played, with Alice Brady in the lead. Marie Frances Starr starred in The Searet in Detroit, along with Basil, Warwick and others. Paramount plans a Roman Forum street scene with 1000 extras. Crane and Fairbanks form a five year partnership to revive The New Henrietta and other comedies. Pathe Southarn Stack Company adds The Gouptess de Marstint in St Augustine. Herbert Tree plans to revive Darling of the Gods in London. Keepers of the Flock and other dramas feature in Europe. Helen Holmes joins the Little Theater Philadelphia as a theater heir apparent. A Modern Eve in Chicago runs 250 nights with a strong chorus and hit songs. The Aubrey Stock Company in Lycoming delivers laughs with four acts and a boxing match. The Gimiler’s Lady presented by Airey Company, with Petticoats to follow. Esther Jackson continues to charm audiences in amateur contests.
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Interest in Welsh Church Question Renewed
Fragmented OCR notes reflect renewed interest in the Welsh church matters and potential reforms. Text mentions Lords, Canterbury, dioceses, and threats to church property, with discussions of compensation, synods, and relief for clergy amid proposed constitutional changes.
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Dec 12 American ri des of government are to be followed to some extent by Eduardo Dato the Spanish premier. Without announcing any program he stated he would study the opinions of the people and govern in line with general wishes and welfare. He holds several government posts and is active in social reform organizations including the Institute of Social Reform and the National Council of Prisons.
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Found Guilty in Robbery Case Involving Italian Indians
In a criminal court verdict handed down yesterday evening, defendants identified as Marold 4Rittenhouse and associates including Homers and Lac Banks, described as colored Indians, were found guilty of robbing three Italian Indians. Janda owned or operated 5,000 miles of steam railways.
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