Branding Broadway at the Alhambra in Sullivan’s new drama
Gardner Sullivan, famed writer of the Thomas Hines scenario, presents Branding Broadway starring William S. Hart. Shown at the Alhambra for three days, the piece contrasts with his usual work, delivering both comedy and drama with notable acting by Dainty Scene Owen in the lead female role.
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German drawing treasured by British Navy
London reports a German U boat drawing captured by British Admiralty Intelligence. The image shows a U boat before London beneath Parliament and St Paul’s, with an inscription about a path or way. Details reveal intent to publish to newspapers seeking to republish.
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Manhatten boxing card ends in multiple knockouts
In Sault Lake last night the Manhattan club revived its old name The Home of Knockon Battles with six bouts and four knockouts. Heine Schuman stopped Pat Gilbert in about five seconds. Cyclone Lorry vs Jack Ryan ended with Ryan down for the count. Art Newson stopped Frankie Smithers, Briggs faced George, and Young Meisel battled Meise for a strong program overall.
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Boxer Terry N'Govern Dies After Bout Tragedy
Boston report says Terry Mecor ern of Philadelphia, known as Frank de Lea, died at city hospital after a sixth round knockout by Branko Britt of New Bedford. He suffered a fractured skull when struck and felled. Authorities arrested a man named Wirlit today.
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Hughes Refusal to Serve on Hearst Welcome Committee
New York December 3. Charles Woughes reports Mayor Urlan refused Hughes request to join the mayor’s committee for welcoming returning troops because William R. Hearst was a member. Hughes says the Hearst association makes the arrangement unsuitable and that soldiers’ service can be honored without backing Hearst. Other prominent New Yorkers also declined to participate.
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Tourist Season Not a Failure During the War
1918 tourist activity in U S national parks stayed at 95 percent of 1917 levels despite war travel restrictions. Superintendent Stephen T. Muth reports park revenues of 317 105 for the year ending, with appropriations of 1 700 000 for the year beginning 1919. He urges gifts be accepted and a plan for early fixing of future railroads funding.
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Belgian Talks In London End In Confidence
Belgian finance minister and colonial minister, returning from talks with the British cabinet, affirmed satisfaction with reconstruction plans. M Franck stressed Belgium bears heavy economic and physical exhaustion beyond war damage, and that colonial policy must advance with neighboring powers to maintain integrity and improve conditions for colonial peoples.
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Victor Berger Takes Stand In His Defense In Milwaukee
Victor Berger, congressman elect from Milwaukee, testifies in his own defense on charges of conspiring to violate the anti sedition law. He describes Socialist movement origins and his stance for peaceful, legal change, noting his journal The Milwaukee Leader is worker owned. He criticizes war policy and asserts evolution over revolution among socialists.
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Methodiat Episcopal Church funds relief drive in Europe
The church board of foreign missions authorized a $100 relief expenditure for immediate aid in Italy France and other parts of Europe. Headquarters to be opened in Paris as part of the effort.
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Three Italian Ministers Leave Delaying Peace Conference Start
Three Italian ministers depart Rome as part of a cabinet reshuffle that may push the opening of the preliminary peace conference to January 15. Leonida Bisolata, minister of emissary and war pensions, Signor Baptone, minister of education, and Signor Carl, minister of public works, reportedly resigned.
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Chamberlain Attacks War Dept Over Hospital Plans
Oregon Senator Chamberlain blasted the War Department in the Senate for failing to provide adequate hospital facilities for wounded soldiers and for lacking a clear plan for demobilization. He cited to New York addresses and criticized delayed preparations, while praising British efforts to return veterans to civilian life along economic lines. His remarks drew crowd reaction but no formal debate.
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War Casualties and Statuses From Reported KIA and MIA
A list of service members with status changes and locations. Private Charlie Null of Ifaon Texas died of disease after earlier reports. others include Daniel J. Dwyer Omaha Nebraska. Charlee J. Kaysher Seattle Washington. Thomas J. McMahan Newpe Texas. William Ef Scott Lincoln Nebraska. Tavit T. Welch Wheatland California. Frank Bremond Perrylawn California. Jeane B. Jones Rio Tex. Arvin Peterson Keneskan Nebraska. Lieutenant Wayne BR Stephenson San Francisco. Died or wounded statuses updated from prior reports.
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Private Names Return to Duty After Missing in Action
A list of soldiers including Emil Benson Real Wash Joe Bush Alpine Texas John C Caller Ore City Texas Marvin Collins Sacramento California Clarence Rubin Brooks 14 and Joe W Shotink Sublime Texas is released with notice they have returned to duty after previously being reported missing in action.
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Methodists Plan S50000 Budget For Year 118
Illogical fragmentary note recalls a Methodist budget plan of 50000 for an unnamed year. The text is garbled and unclear but suggests financial planning or allocation involving church administration and potential international work.
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Woman's Page Dress Codes in Daily Fashion Shifts
A fashion note highlights versatile attire from morning suit to afternoon gown with a chat shaping one’s pocket look and mood. It comments on tailoring shifts and the playful mood of outfit changes while alluding to style tricks and a magician’s flair.
Potash plan to supply U S from Alsace deposits
Paris report details Edward N Turley outlining a program to move potash from Alsace and European sources to the United States for agricultural use. He notes wartime ship movement shifts and urges importers to act quickly, citing Allied supply needs and potential French, Italian, English, and Belgian cargoes aboard.
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Culinary Lore From Fragments of a Stray Recipe
Fragmentary kitchen notes describe incorporating leftover vegetables into a thin white sauce to create a cream soup. It mentions whipping cream until left with a print, souring sweet milk with vinegar, and the flour being sifted just before use to ensure proper measurement.
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Well Dressed Woman Offers Frugal Outfit Guidance
A fashion expert argues the best way to dress economically is to prove oneself through a coherent wardrobe. The initial suit purchase should cover the season, with changes in hats to extend outfits while maintaining a dark, simple look.
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Campaign Is On Against German In the Schools
New York reports a national campaign by the American Defense Society to remove German from schools and colleges. It urges emphasis on French Italian Spanish and Russian to bolster postwar relations and warns against imposing German on American youth. The effort, signed by Dr. William H Harpday, argues German is not essential and highlights future educational crystallization as decisive for U.S. education.
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