Marcel Charliert Chicago Grand Opera director born in Liege
Marcel Charliert of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, born in Liege Belgium, trained at the Liege Conservatory and began as a piano and composition student. He became a theatre accompanist at Monnaie Brussels then a 21 year old director, later joining Covent Garden and Campaniat in the United States. He followed Campaniat to the Manhattan Opera House and now directs major operas in the Chicago program.
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Marcel Charlier
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Liege
Belgium
Theatre Monnaie
Brussels
Opera
Covent Garden
Cleofonte Campaniat
Canpan
Campaniat
Pierre Tenrour An Assisting Artist In Julia Claussen Concert
Pierre Tenrour a native of Liege and Conservatory graduate will assist in the Julia Claussen Concert at Chautauqua. He has served as concertmaster and soloist with orchestras in France and in the United States with the Metropolitan Opera House Boston Opera House and the Chicago Grand Opera Company.
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Liege
Pierre Henrotte
Julia Claussen
Pierre Tenrour
Claussen
Chautauqua
Europe
South
France
Amerie
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston Opera House
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Bomb plotters jailed in eight year terms in Atlanta penitentiary
Robert Fay and his brother Ter Scholz were sentenced to eight years each for conspiring to destroy allied munitions ships with bomb contrivances. Paul Daeche received two years. The cases involved a plan to use explosive devices and false passports linked to German agents and a larger alleged fre bomb plot with papers seized from the von Papen circle.
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New York Dispatch
Robert Fay
Army
Fay
Scholz
Daeche
New Jersey
Dache
Fayand E
Iutle
Carl A. Luederitz
Baltimore
Horst von der Goltz
Wolfe von Igel
Franz von Papen
Walter D. Scheele
Gustave” Steinberg
Franz von Rintelen
Italy
Duca d
Heroine of Glenn Springs Fright as Raiders Strike
Mrs. W. K. Ellis and her crippled husband escaped a bandit raid at Glenn Springs. They fled through the hillside canyon, hid until dawn, then carried news to Marathon and warned nearby ranches. The couple later returned to find their home looted.
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W. K. Ellis
Glenn
Marathon
Tex
Dispatch
Glenn Springs
Philippines
Funston
Ellises
Mr. Ellis
Mrs. Elis
Les Ranch
John Rice
Mrs. Ellis
Peace talk not taken m delicately by British
London papers reject peace overtures after the German note to Washington outlining allied terms. The Daily Telegraph asserts the entente powers will seek total victory and reject a draw. The Daily News cautions against over-optimism while predicting firmer German terms in time. The Daily Mail doubts German sincerity yet notes talks continue.
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Ess
London
Washington
Daily Telegraph
Daily News
Germany
Daily Mail
Chamberlain's Tablets End Long Suffering For Anna Kadin
A customer testimonial from Spenceport New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for curing years of stomach trouble after trying many remedies. The ad promises availability everywhere and ends with a light note about a college joke involving Mabel's quarter mile run.
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Chamberlain
Anna Kadin
Spenceport
N.Y
Rheumatism relief teased by liniment claim
An ad extols Chamberlain's Liniment for chronic and muscular rheumatism, promising pain relief worth its cost. It urges purchase as available everywhere and mocks “crazy people” who stay in asylums, noting a fall campaign signature by X. W. Grovh.
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Chamberlain
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