Theatrical premieres at the Academy and Grand Theatre
After a four year absence Mrs. Robert Ede sen returns in His Brother's Keeper at the Academy with matinee and night shows next Wednesday. Tickets from 50 cents to 2 dollars, first four rows 1.50, at Elvington's Store. Also Triangle's Hell To Pay Austin stars Wilfred Lucas and Bessie Love in a western at the Grand Theatre, praised for western atmosphere and performances and expected to draw a full house tomorrow.
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Robert Edesen
Elvington
Front Street
Austin
Wilfred Lucas
Bessie Love
Remington
Grand Theatre
Fine Show Delights Capacity Crowds At Royal
Lew Jae Williams and the Yankee Doodle Girls headline a big Royal show that drew near capacity crowds over three performances. Margie Ross and chorus deliver A Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little Girl while Harry Feldman Mamie Geary perform Tropical Nonsense. Master Buster Wayland showcases a new song and dance prompting encores. the grand finale Daddy, I Want to Go features Lew Jae Williams and cadet chorus as the big hit.
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the Royal Today
Lew Jae Williams
Margie Ross
Harry Feldman
Mamie Geary
Waylands
Master Buster Wayland
Daddy
Lew Jae Willimas
Will
Foreign press flags scandal as US weakness and greed
Amsterdam via London reports the Leipsic Neuste Nachrichten commenting on New York Stock Exchange speculation and President Wilsons note. It accuses the United States of adroitness in profiting from war plans and mocks American democracy while praising monarchy.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
London
Leipsic Neuste Nachrichten
New York Stock Exchange
Wilson
Washington
Jupiter Mammon
Germany
Yale gridiron stars head to New York for celebration
Yale coach Tad Jones and his victorious football team will visit New York for a Yale Club program. The event includes a reception at the Yale Club, a dinner arranged by former Yale athletes, and a theater party to follow the dinner. The celebration honors Yale’s victories over Harvard Princeton Colgate and other rivals.
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New York
Yale Club
Tad Jones
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Colgate
Deer Killing Threatens Future Populations Says Expert
New York on January 18 Deer are being killed in such numbers in the United States that few will remain outside state estuaries and parks, warns Dr William T Hornaday director of the zoological park at the annual meeting of the New York State Forestry Association. He notes no state has stronger laws for deer protection and cites 8000 deaths in one Colorado county in a single year. Since 1900 killings have declined west of the Mississippi but hardly any deer remain there.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
William T. Hornaday
Zoological Park
New York State Forestry Association
Hornaday
Mississippi River
Colorado
Emperor Francis Joseph II Recalled as Austria Hungary Ruler
The fragment notes the late Emperor Francis Joseph as the reigning sovereign in style of Austria Hungary. It mentions his role and title in historical context, indicating the continuity of imperial authority associated with his reign.
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Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Tanlac touted by Carpenter in Wilmington advertisement
A Lumber worker from 1312 Castle street Wilmington praises Tanlac for indigestion kidney trouble and weakness claiming it restored appetite energy and sleep. The ad lists numerous local Tanlac dealers across towns including Bellamy Drug Store Bur gag Watsons Pharmacy and J A McNeill & Son among others.
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Cc. O. Russ
Castle Street
Wilmington
Tanlae
Mr. Russ
Bellamy Drug
Burgaw
C. L. Halstead
Southport
Watson's Pharmacy
Rocky Point
A. N. Rhodes
Supply
G. W. Kirby
New Bern
Brabham Drug Co
Magnolia
W. L. Southall
Faison
Faison Drug Co
Pembroke
G. W. Locklear
Snow Hill
J. T
R. R. Bellamy
Smith Drug
Southside Drug Co
Elvington's
Harding's Pharmacy
Farmers and Gov in Harmony, North Carolina
Special to The Dispatch from Raleigh January 18 Governor Bickett wins the State Farmers Union Council support for his agricultural program. The council backs his legislative plan and spring fertilizer trade while urging action on land title reform, ground rock subsidies, pesticide and textbook issues. A separate note mentions a Chicago proposal to teach high school girls Red Cross nursing and first aid.
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Dispatch
Raleigh
N. C
Bickett
State Farmers’ Union Council
H. Q. Alexander
J. M. Templeton
E. C. Faires
J. Z. Green
W. B. Gibson
Clarence Poe
W. H. Moore
Commissioner of Agriculture
Legislative Committee of the Union
Chicago Board of Education
Red Cross
Wealthy Bride Ordered Returned To State Asylum
Ida en Claussen Dona, noted for allegedly meddling with Theodore Roosevelt and other elites, has been ordered detained by Middletown State hospital superintendent. Once committed to Bloomingdale, she was released by court order after doctors deemed her sane and later paroled to a relative, but fled and married Francis Dona.
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New York
Ida ¥En Claussen
Dona
Theodore Roosevelt
Middletown State Hospital
Bloomingdale Asylum
Middletown
Francis Dona
Annual Speed Boat Regs Open for Miami Regatta
Miami Florida January marks the opening of annual speed boat regulations for a three day regatta. The event features multiple new contests and a lengthened schedule with Queen Mary noted among participants.
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Miami
Fla
Jen
West
Sh. J
Promised Clash as Hanson Faces Kelonis in Big Wrestling Night
The Greek wrestler Kelonis and rival Fritz Hanson square off in a highly anticipated welterweight bout. Fans expect a hard fought contest with Hanson aiming to curb Kelonis’s bid to prove Greek prowess, while Kelonis seeks to claim a notable victory. The crowd includes many Greek supporters eager to see their countryman prevail.
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John Kelonis
Fritz Hanson
Hanson
Kelanis
Greeck
John
Kelonis
Slanson
Regent Street Residents Warn of Woolvin Hall Exit
A fragment notes that moving away from Woolvin Hall will cause regret among nearby residents, suggesting lingering concerns over the hall’s departure and its impact on the local community.
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Woolvin Hall
Gets-It corn remedy promots instant swelling and peeling
An advertisement touts Gets-It as a painless corn remover that causes immediate shrinking and peeling the corn. It claims no salves or bandages are needed, proscribes cutting, and offers 25 cents a bottle from BE Lawrence & Co. and Chicago distribution with Wilmington sales points listed.
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BE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Allies May Put Duke of Aosta on Greek Throne
Reports from Rome say the Duke and Duchess d Aosta would be installed as rulers of Greece by Entente Allies, forcing King Constantine into exile. The move follows prior Allied actions after troop landings at a Greek port amid the ongoing crisis.
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Duke OF D 'Aosta
Greece
Rome
D’aosta
Constantine
Shises
Tti
Exteriar
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Atlanta
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