Growth topic at theatre meeting features university representatives
Representatives from universities including Rockefeller Institute and Russell Sage speak at the first day of a three day annual meeting. The morning session in Raleigh opened with remarks and hotel reception before hearings on growth related topics and medical research were discussed by noted figures.
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The
Rockefeller Institute
Russell Sage
Institute of Pathology
Fe National &Cadenis Foartences
Yesterdas
Telseos
Kaleigh
Lunebeom
Aim
New
S National Museum
Thomas Ho Mitgatn
York
Jacques
Webo
Department of Experimental Mitegy
Medien Research
Chemical Asnow
Eugene FL
Brussell Sage
Patheters
Lepartimnent Wingy
Hale
Sina
Chrowder Chamberlin
Unie
The Tenderfoot on Stage at the Columbia
Review notes a rambunctious musical comedy feel in The Tenderfoot at the Columbia with Richard Curle and Harry Short in leading roles. Cast includes Lucie Saunders, Philip Sheffield, and the Ramsdell Twins. musical numbers by Heartz. brisk frontier melodrama amid Texas rangers and cowboys.
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Columbia
Richard Curle
Pettibone
Travellngg
Texas
Richard
Harry Short
Thomas Cat
Carl Haydn
Col. Winthrop
Rio Grande
Eleanor Henry
Lucie Saunders
Vhilip Sheffield
Bcfore Novasio
Ramsdell Twins
Columbia Company
G A R Chief Confers Here On National Era Plans
Local residents report the G A R chief meeting to discuss main national event plans and a proposed encampment. A committee works to arrange use of a city block and to ensure funding and access, noting expenses and public interest.
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Ogres
Boke
Bruin
Keiths Carolina White Opes at Mariner Debut
Carolina White, a former prima donna with major operatic groups, gave a dramatic concert at Mariner yesterday. Her voice displayed depth and control in arias and Neapolitan songs, with strong interpretive skill and polished schooling. The program included selections from You Alone and Little Grass Home, followed by encore pieces that highlighted her expressive range. The Schwarg company offered a unique teamwork piece in the Broker Mirror segment.
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Blanche Bates
Cosmos
Jessie Shirley
Pacific Coast
Miss Shirley
John Laraway
Bertie Cecil
FP. M. Doyle
Rake
Bertie
Harry Griffith
Black Hawk
Gussie Leigh
Corona
Fitzgibbong
Cameron
Harry Green
Melvin and
Thatcher
Teed
Lazelle
Delmonico
Hearst-Selig
Carolina White
Shieh
Miss White
Mariner
Noth Bea
Fernels
Keane
Schwarg
Tre
Ubots
Progress of the War Officially Told
Petrograd reports the army repelled a Carpathian advance on Telepatth heights, capturing an Austrian battalion. April 18 yields 1,155 men and 20 officers plus six machine guns at Polen, with April 17 repelling attacks near Miry. Berlin and Paris dispatchs claim varied front activity with minor gains near Bargkorpfeld and Fecht, and Garros captured near Courtrai with prisoner status. Local fronts show shelling and occasional captures in Galicia and Belgium.
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Petrograd
Ruaalan
Telepathh
Carpathian Mountains
Polen
Miry
Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Beutities
Ypres
Cality
Commen
Ingelmunster
Belgium
Courtrai
Lieut. Garros
Meuse
Moselle
Combres
Vosgee
Paris
French War Office
Zwarinien
Fechi
Alsace
Poameof
Bargkorpfeld
Schilleckerem
Schneefanheich
Pecht
Metsergl
Colmar
America
Fecht
Burgkorpfeld
Montmare Wood
Regnieville
Vosges
Exelbrucke
Metzeral
Carpathians
Pansea
Variuua
Austria
Venice
Landsturm
Rome
Jealous Indian Slays Girl Itinerant Affair Near Keawhena
Mary Dickson postmistress for Keawhena on Menominee reservation shot and killed by James Wapoose, a rejected suitor. He then shot himself in the head and is hospitalized with poor prospects. The assault happened as she rode in a buggy with another man. Wapoose waited by the road and, upon her refusal to accompany him, fired twice.
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Belasco
Law
Wes
Apria Kapps
Lafayette Square
Oneretta
Charles Curilliers
Andreas Dippel
Ray
Hermaden
Rene Decing
Milan Roler
Cmede
Tharles Goddard
Paul Dickey
Jack Craigen
Craigen
Shakespeare
Cohan
Jesson
Poli
Maud Gilbert
Albert Roscoe
Miss Gilbert
Katharine
Robert Trewe
Boury
Ianatic
Vernon Welch
Lotla Haines
Jack Ellis
George Marshull
Teresa Tate
John, Kline
Gavin Morris
Graham Welsey
Thrilla
Shawano
Wils
Mary Dickson
Keawhena
Menominee Indian Reservation
James Mapoose
Wapoose
Government Hospital
Miss Inckson
Miss Dickson
Army and Navy Changes of the Day in the Officer List
Leaves of absence and board appointments announce retirements and promotions across branches. Col Thomas J Lewis, Maj Robert W Rolfe, Maj Adam Casad and others receive various terms and duties. Several cavalry and artillery officers gain first lieutenancies and transfers with details on boards at Governors Island and Manila assignments.
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Thomas J. Lewis
U.S. A
Robert WH. Rolfe
Quartermaster Corps
Adam F. Casad
Ordnance Department
Alexander G. Gillespie
Coast Artillery Corps
Charles G. Treat
John H. Rice
Charles P. Summerall
Field Artillery
Tracy. Dickson
Rogers Birnie
Herman G. Schumm
Coastal Artillery Corps
William A. Simpson
Governors Island
N. Y
Frank Tompkins
Cavalry
Fenth Cavalry
Thomas F. Ryan
Thirteenth Cavalry
Frank B. Edwards
Manila
James G. Taylor
Stenar Vorpa
Seventeenth Infantry
Cavatry Act
John 'T
Kennedy
Weutenant
Horace M
Aicam
Heutenant
Meutenant
Homer MM
Grominger
Spewart
Eyting
John K. Brown
Richard D. Newman
Fleventh
Elbert L.hisell
Lewtenant
Tenth Cavalry
William H. Garrison, Jr
Twelfth Cavalry
Naval Orders Listing Detainees and Transfers Across Fleets
Navy announces numerous junior and senior grade officers detached or appointed to ships, stations, and fleets from March 1915 to 1815. Names include Chevalier Cook Wadeleigh Cape Hart Shermat Lathrop Asserson Donbak Garrison Brown Calver Michael Wickershall Bowman Trevor Marsh Brams McDonald Ross Depp ing OBrien Buld Waymaster BLM Stone Kenney Halliwile Eldridge Pepa Lepppert Williams Eva Abrams Warshawsky amid transfers to Atlantic reserve fleet California Missouri Wisconsin Maryland Guam and other locations.
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G. Dec. Chevalier
G. M. Cook
Wadeleigh Cape
Hart
Lathrop
Nebraska
Naral Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Murgeon
F. A. Asserson
Atlantic Reserve
Wisconsi
AL OW. Donbak
Nissouri Sal Mag
W. Calver
Lstatisey
Atin
Asiatic Station
W. H. Michael
Mo OR. C
Naval Medical School
Washington
Atlantic Reserve Fleet
W. W. Wickershal
Prairie
F. BO Bowman
AL OG
D. de
AL Trevor
Ae G. Marsh
W. A. Brams
M. BR. C
Mipsouri
Henry M'Donald
Washington, D
Wisconsin
C. W. Ross
M. OR. C
Washington, D. C
Maryland
C. W. Depping
D. C
Naval Station
Guam
O'Brien
Weebington
Meyteanaport
Pasmaster J
Buld
P. A
J. F. Blm
al Any
Denver
Chaplin
W. Stone
Georgia
Miasouri
Boatawain
J. Kenney
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Footewain G. C. Halliwile
Bavy Rard
Boatswain
N. Eldridge
Wyoming
Prank Leppert
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. 1
Tayon Willeams
John Eva
Wrom
New York
Machinst
P. Tt. Abrams
Vermont
Norfolk
Sol. Warshawsky
Marine Corps Orders Detachments and Transfers Listed
A long Marine Corps orders list details detachments and reassignments from Mare Island to Wyoming Norfolk Saratoga and other posts. It names Capt Boow Sirdey Second Lieut Hourne Roukey Noirib Lloyd Turnaghe Baker Fostrir Undrkaild and others, with sailing and arrival movements including Arethusa Arkanana and various ships and stations.
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Boow
Sirdey
de Pot
Mare Island
Wyoming
EL. M. Hourne, Jr
Marine Officers’ School
Norfolk
Saratoga
Roukey
Twentieth
Philadelphia
J. FP
Noirib
Kansas
Lloyd
Marine
A. H.turnaghe
Nor
Tieut. CN
BAKER
Xehaul
Marine Barracks
Guam
J.C. Fostrir
Sehool
Pensacola
Arkanana
Europeanizing America Sparks War of Words
An April New York Globe editorial denounces pro-British sentiment in the United States, citing Mr. Ridder’s Chicago address. It argues Washington’s warning against foreign influence, condemns racial assumptions about German Americans, and calls for a rebaptism in Americanism amid fears of Europeanizing influence.
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New York
United States
Atock
the Globe
Washington
America
Himaalt
Great Britain
Wei
Crown of
England
Pam
French Capture Hill 60 Near Ypres in Latest War Office Note
Reports from London indicate French forces occupy key positions south of Zillebeke while German counterattacks near Hill 60 are repulsed. The war office confirms mine explosions, German losses, and Allied air victories as tensions rise on the Western Front amid broader Carpathian and Dardanelles developments.
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War Office
London
Zillebeke
Belalum
Ypres
Wear
Boys Stop Forest Fire Near Rock Creek Park
Twelve Boy Scouts from Troop No. 23 organized at Chevy Chase were hiking near Sixteenth Street Extended and Spring Road when they spotted a brush fire. They cut down small cedars and pines and attacked the flames, working through heat and smoke until Fire Engine Company No. 11 arrived to finish the job and prevent wider damage. Will iam Burkman of Chevy Chase led the troop as scoutmaster.
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Cheva Chase
Sixteenth Street
Spring Road
Rock Creek Park
William Burkman
Chevyhase
Sixteenth Street Extended and Pring Road
Thexs
Iive Engine Company No
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Famous Players’ Company
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John Johnson
Newell & Greenaway
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Justun Pelton
Alexandria- Washington
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Second Presbyterian Church
Mary E. Hoy
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Edmund Waddill
United States Court For
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American Bridges Company
William Gillette
Marie Doro
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