Damaged Goods Stirring Prose on Morality at Robinson Grand
A damaged- goods themed drama earns large audiences as a rousing, controversial production at the Robinson Grand. The play traces a young man’s crime and its toll on his wife and newborn child, challenging moral boundaries and parental guidance amid strong performances from Vaughn, Birmingham, Cameron, Ashley and Stempel.
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Tr Oxented
Ithe
Ax Good
Afadora
Robinson Grand
Robert Vaughn
sonn/Birmingham
George Dupont
Fila Cameron
Annie Ashley
Destrex Stempel
Prince of Wales Career at Oxford Chronicled
The Prince of Wales’s Oxford years are outlined by Dr. Warren of Nagy College. He entered at eighteen, pursued a broad program in languages, history, economy and law with private instruction, and formed key relationships including Sir William Anson. He excelled in English composition and athletics while adapting to Oxford life, shaping a future national role.
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Associated Press
London
Prince of 5
Oxford
Dents
Warren
Nagy College
Beauclerk
Solomon
Ford
Magdalen
Joxet
Pers
Lito
Emar Tolis
Epate
Willian Anson
William
Prince
Sir William
University Texchors
Mora
Enys
Osford
England
Not the Same Criss Denies Identity
Janet William Criss of Grusselli known as Bil Criss declares he is not the William Criss named in the Telegram report on Saturday November 21 who was alleged to have married Lulu Howard and faced an indictment for unlawful cohabitation with the girl.
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Janet William Criss
Grusselli
Bil Criss
William Criss
Telgram
Lulu Howard
Weather bureau expands services for farmers and foresters
The annual weather bureau report notes new services for farmers including frost warnings, crop protection guidance, and flood and drought forecasting. It highlights expanded bulletins on stock ranges, forest fire warnings, and daily weather maps, plus orchard studies in North Carolina and solar radiation research relocated from Mount Weather to Fort Omaha for better atmospheric data.
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Washington
D. C
Weather Bureau
Amito
Srasibersea
Texas Panhandle
Bureau
Fire Patrol
Forest Service
Necas
North Carolina
Mount Weather
Fort Omaha
Neb
Campaign for Four Sundays in Church Reaches South
E M Nichols and Harold Keats promoted a “go to church” drive from Pittsburgh through Ohio valley towns and along the Mississippi. In Wheeling, Moundsville, Parkersburg, Huntington and other cities, clergy welcomed them and pledged to urge four consecutive Sundays. They reported over a thousand pledges in Baton Rouge and more than 30 000 promises overall. New Orleans will follow with a vigorous drive.
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Washington
Harold Keats
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Meni
Pittsburg
Wheating
Mbundéville
Parkersburg
Huntington
Courtenay
Kegta
Nichols
Balon Figo
Louisiana
New Orleans
Black Bear Cubs and Big One Shot Near Cheat River
Morgantown dispatch reports H Dorsey Stine exhibited a black bear at the Standard Plumbing shop amid crowds. Stine recounted that, with two companions, he tracked the beasts in Warm Hollow near Bushcoo House on Cheat River. He used a three barrel gun. the first shot hit a female bear, the second damaged a cub, and the third killed the same bear. the other two fled.
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Morgantown
Dorsey Stine
Standard Plumbing Company
U Fae
Sting
Stine Lunch Yoom and
Wail Street
Wag
Warm Hollow
Bush Coo
Houze
Cheat River
Stine
Cheat Mountain
Agsat Ateologte Prreesas Mba
Gospel of China Report Highlights Christian Growth
Robert R. Galley of the YMCA in Peking says Christianity is steadily expanding in China. He arrived in Philadelphia to support a four day campaign for George Gleason's Osaka work, noting Yuan Shikuan president of the republic remains friendly to the movement and has increased his annual subscription to $5,000.
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Philadelphia
China
Robert R. Galley
Young Men's Christian Association
Peking
New Republic
Mr. Gailey
George Gleason
Osaka
America
Republ
Yuan Shi-ku
Republic
7 Association
Tientsin
Gailey
Princton
Tient-kin
Nore
Chinene
Woran 50 Sees Her Father for the First Time
Mrs Ida Tennyson of Tenivaon Indiana and her daughter Men. W. A. Bloane of Chicago met veteran Walker aged 75 in Wilkesharre on December 5. Walker served in the Eighth Pennsylvania during the Civil War then settled in Indiana and married Beancrooks in 1856 before separating.
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Lincoln
Walker
Pennsylvania Volunters
Indiana
Mise Beancrook
Tennyson
Automobile industry shows rising sales despite European war talk
Industry voices from Leslie's Weekly analyst Jaeper and others report sales volumes well above last year with increases up to 300 percent in some cases. Commodore Livingstone cites twelve years of growth, noting 435000 cars sold in the fiscal year 1914 and expanding parts trade, while autos become essential for farm, medical, and business needs.
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Jaeper
Leslie's Weekly
Commodore William Livingstone
Dime Savings Bank
Detroit
Ijn
American Jers Association
Richmond
Despondent man slashes wrist as family plans move
In Wilkes-Barre a 64 year old Charles Creser of East End slashed his left wrist with a knife and lay on a couch awaiting death. His wife found him in critical condition from blood loss as the family prepared to move to a new home. Creser had been despondent since the removal plan was formed. Separately, Washington reports the income tax law cut $61,000 from congressional salaries this year as deductions appear in checks issued by Sergeant Jordon.
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Wilkes-Barre
Leves
Charles Drexor
East End
Creger
Creser
Washington, D.C
Congress
Jordon
Luksemia
Ogden
Honer
West Virginia
U S Society Girl Dressed In Czar Court Garb At NYC Festival
Fashioned gowns drew cheers at a Russian festival in New York held for fever relief. A U S society girl appeared in attire styled as a member of the czarist court, adding glamour to the charitable event.
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U. S. Society
New York
Auto driving hazards and Russian wounded report
A London dispatch describes dangers of early motor travel and crude driving practices. It notes Russian wounded reportedly recover quickly, fueled by good feeding and low alcohol intake, while drivers take risky close passes and speeding trolley disruptions.
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USA
Amon
Mamry Charter Given to Illinois Dairy Firm
The Chicago Dairy Company of Glarkeburg received incorporation papers from the secretary of state. The firm is incorporated at 5000 dollars and plans to engage in wholesale and retail butter and dairy products trade.
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Chicago Dairy Company
Glarkeburg
Mate
West Virginians Endorse Judge Ogden for Trade Commission
West Virginians rally for Judge Howard N. Ogden as a possible minority pick for the five member Interstate Commerce Commission. President Wilson weighs endorsements from Senator Goff and local supporters, with Ogden praised as educated, experienced, and capable for the post.
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Interstate Trade Commission
Old Santa Claus Has Tuberculosis 3
On Christmas Eve Dorothy overhears the claim that Santa Claus has tuberculosis and tied to stop his coming. Dorothy dismisses the fear with a modern retort that everyone knows Santa has tuberculosis, reflecting a playful exchange about illness and belief.
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Santa Claus
Dorothy
Ty Gough
Oun
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