Richmond Follies of 1915 at Gennett theatre opens tonight
The Richmond Follies of 1915 opens at 8:15 tonight at the Gennett theatre with a minstrel start, vaudeville acts, and a colorful finale. Proceeds benefit the Day Nursery, plus nurse fund support, directed by H R Deardourf and J Deardourf of Jamestown, N Y. The show features local talent including Ruth James and Ruth Scott with Runge's orchestra providing accompaniment.
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George Hodge
Ray Geler
Durban Gausepohl
Joe Wessell
Harry Pilgrim
Fred Wiehmeyer
Rudolph Gausepohl
Raymond Jones
Bert Kolp
Robert Taylor
Howard Messick
Clarence Turner
Ted Ryan
George Bayer
John Deardourf
Terpsichore
Kolp
Elizabeth Shriber
Mary Canby
Mary Tiff
Justin McCarthy
Dorothy Bates
Ruth Scott
the Coliseum
Robert Nohr, Jr
Juliet Nusbaum
Maxine Murray
Mariorie Gennett
Ruth Pfaffin
Vers Jatflin
Camilla Haner
Janet Seeker
Helen Johnson
Mildred Nusbaum
Luce Robinson
Thelma Robinson
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Helen Robinson
Gertrude Williams
Catherine Reed
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Jane Carpenter
Alice Gennett
Harry Frankel
Roy Parks
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Weather Forecast for Indiana and Richmond
Unsettled, cloudy weather with probable rain across southern Indiana tonight and Wednesday. Light northeast winds, with thunderstorms possible near Richmond. Low barometric pressure in the western United States suggests rain within 36 hours as forecaster W. E. Moore notes.
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Cars Skid and Collide on National Road West of Town
A string of accidents along the National Road between Richmond and Cambridge City causes multiple vehicle damage but no serious injuries. Voyle Martindale’s Pilot car narrowly avoids a wreck with a Marmon driven by two Dayton youths, while J G Hyman’s car loses steering and crashes into a ditch. Ed Hunt’s axle breaks as Dayton drivers and locals face late night repairs and crowded hotels.
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Villa Spurns Peace Offer From Wilson
In El Paso a Villa government spokesman warned that any U S interference in Mexican territory under General Villa will meet armed resistance. Villa, angered by Wilson classing him with Carranza and Guitierrez, faces a protest drafted by Foreign Minister Lombardo to Washington. The protest argues misinformed U S conditions, rejects peace talks with Carranza, and calls for recognition and U S support for Villa.
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Cabinet Takes Kaiser’s Note Up for Study
Amsterdam dispatches report two 4 centimeter guns bombarding Przemysl, potentially forcing Russian retreat. Vienna says Russia sent 500,000 fresh troops to Galicia to bolster defenses. Austrian command believes Galician territory can be recaptured. President Wilson signals firm, decisive reply to Germany over Lusitania, with cabinet backing strict accountability and demands reparations.
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Rational wedding planned by groom in Chicago
Mangasar Mangasarian, a noted preacher and free thinker, has written a rational wedding ceremony for his own marriage to Mary Edna Glendon of Oak Park. The couple will collaborate in drafting their marriage contract, following a precedent set two years ago by Delia Dana and Robert Hutchinson who pursued a socialist contract.
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Asphalt project on North A street awarded to Andrews firm
The city awarded the North A street paving contract to Andrews Paving of Hamilton for Trinidad lake asphalt at $1.80 per square yard. The project costs total about 26,000 with the city paying 12,000. property owners on the street face about 3.56 per running foot, led by the Wicksite Friends church which owes 1,200 to 1,300.
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Charity Helps 92 Families for 30 Years
Secretary Melpolder prepares figures on Richmond cases to show how chronic charity creates pauperization. He notes families dependent for decades and others drawn into aid, with 52 families supported for a quarter century. The report aims to explain why cities cannot end charity flows.
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Giles Announces Summer School At Garfield And Whitewater
Superintendent Giles says summer school will be held at Garfield school and Whitewater school as last year. Whitewater pupils renew courses in manual training cooking and sewing only. Classes run in morning sessions.
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Citizens warn police gensor checks news of raid across London
The report details a Zeppelin air raid on London with four deaths and multiple injuries. Ninety bombs, mostly incendiary, started three big fires. censorship delayed full casualty information.
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Cles Jordan Detained After Threat in Blountsville
A telegram from Blountaville Citizens to the Blountsville police stated that Cles Jordan was aboard a C20 train bound for Richmond and contemplating self destruction. Police took charge, detaining him overnight to sober up in the city jail.
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Allies Report Steady Gains at Dardanelles
Paris reports steady gains for Allied troops at the Dardanelles in an official statement. French colonial forces captured an important Turkish fort last Friday and repelled two Ottoman counterattacks. A French cruiser bombarded and destroyed the German consulate at Haifa after the German consul allegedly incited Turkish troops to fire on a flag of truce boat. The cruiser targeted only the consulate building. no nearby houses were struck.
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