Eva Tanguay headlining Denver vaude show draws huge crowds
Reports from Denver claim Eva Tanguay and her star company, led by William Doria, drew record audiences as she performed the Salome Travesty and other acts at the Orients. An unofficial notice notes the event's high voltage finale and strong crowd response, with plans for further engagements in Oakland tomorrow afternoon. Meanwhile New York dairy policy lines shift as milk price talks surface, with Dillon advocating unit contracts and a minimum 467 cents per quart including butterfat content, while farmers seek stronger bargaining with distributors.
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Oxden
Orient
New York
Ulerbutore
Jobe G. Dillon
Atate Commit of
Foods
Poarketa
Ta Ea
Dalry Men's League
Dillon
Mysteries of Myra in Utah Theatre Show
A compact listing notes Mysteries of Myra appearing at the Utah Theatre alongside the regular program. The entry emphasizes the feature amid daily screenings.
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Myra
Utah Theatre
MilI war still on in New York dairy fight
In New York a four hour meeting between Mayor Mitchel and milk distributing companies failed to settle price disputes with the Dairymen's league. Representatives sought a settlement but negotiations did not produce an agreement.
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New York
Mitchel
Dairysoen
Germans Sink Many Vessels in North Sea
Berlin reports German submarines destroyed thirty five ships total tonnage 14600 sunk in the North Sea and English Channel from September 10 to 12. Twenty seven were fishing steamers. Thirty one prisoners were taken aboard.
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North Sea
English Channel
Berlin
Bayville
Germany
Northera
Overaiga
Iday
Bel- Sloan
French Dash at Chilly Surges Through Underground German Line
An Associated Press report details a dramatic French assault at Chilly including a two day artillery barrage and a tunnel battle. French troops cleared the German front, captured over 400 men and 10 officers after eight to ten hours of fighting in a long tunnel with depot rooms, infirmary and commandant’s apartments.
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Bomme
Chilly
Associated Press
Theo
Germany
Genzan War
Saucourt
Bandadot
Restaurants Raise Prices Five Cents
New York reports show the largest dairy restaurant chain increased all staple dish prices by five cents. Sugar wholesale rose to 6 3 4 cents and retail to eight cents per pound, with war demand cited for the rise. Professor Vincent von Creray, senior medical professor at Maldeibers University, renowned surgeon and cancer expert, died at age TA.
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New York
Bertin
London
Vincent von Creray
Maldelbers University
Amission Frea
United States
Morehan
Thelm
Pay In Full Offer Promises Big Returns and Growth
A garbled promotional notice urges payment in full or a two dollar down and claims substantial profits. It touts Ziegfeld products capacity, argues this is a ground floor opportunity, promises cash and stock dividends, and warns investors against commissions or consultants.
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Ziegfelt
Ziegfeld
Prince of Siam Seeks Hygiene Based Reforms and Aid
Gloucester March 2 The Kingdom of Siam plans a hygiene driven modernization led by Prince Sonakla younger brother of King Vajiravudh He seeks American aid and education at Harvard and MIT to build hospitals improve drainage and public health while advocating limited defense funds and state supervision of marriages The prince envisions a healthier Siam through sanitation reforms and practical public works
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Kingdom of Siam
Gloucester
Kingdom of
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Asia
Tropics
Thia
United States
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Sonakla
Vajiravudh
Siar
Hax
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chulalongkorn
Bass Tocks
England
Germany
America
Phyo
Bangkok
Baa
Menan Chat’ Phu
China
Slam
Bert Bert
Boscare
Ile
Ibla
London
Retin
Paris
Sian
Vajiravudhra
American Missionaries Praise by Siamese Prince
The Siamese prince lauds American Presbyterians for constructive work in Siam. He cites hospitals and schools, noninterference in local affairs, and education that teaches cleanliness, honesty, and patriotism to Siamese youth. He emphasizes gratitude to American missionaries and Presbyterian aid to education authorities.
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Presbyteriana Qo
Presbyterian Board
United States
Siam
Tiiafonazies
Prince of Songkda Embraces Reform and Practical Sense
A fragment describes a figure nicknamed the prince of Songkda who blends reformer zeal with practical common sense. The tone suggests admiration for balancing ideal change with steady, grounded judgment.
General Scott Via Hospital
Major General Hugh J. Beattie chief of staff of the army is in a Washington hospital for chronic stomach trouble. Officials at the War Department said he is improving and the operation was not deemed necessary.
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Hugh J. Beatt
Army
War Department
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