Mantell Portrays Cardinal Richelieu in The Red Robe
Mantell, noted Shakespearean actor, stars as Cardinal Richelieu in Cosmo’s The Red Robe, at Colonial Theatre for two days. A native of Scotland, he has led a long career from English stage to New York favorites and from romantic drama to major Shakespeare roles such as Lear Hamlet Othello Richard III Macbeth Shylock and Romeo and Juliet.
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England
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New York
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Fanny Davenport
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Louis XI
Lear
Hamlet
Othello
Richard MI
Macbeth
Shylock
Orndorff and Crotchley Wed in Grace Lutheran Church
Announcement: Arthur Orndorff, native of Star T antery and resident of Baltimore, marries Miss Ethel Crotchley of Washington DC. The ceremony, at 3 pm Thursday, was conducted by Rev. A A Kelly at Grace Lutheran Church on North Market Street. They plan to reside in Baltimore where the groom works in the automobile business.
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Star Tantery
Baltimore
Ethel Crotchley
Washington, D. C
Grace Lutheran Church
North Market Street
A. A. Kelly
Edwards Heirs Seek Vast New York Estate Claim
William G Edwards and attorney Alfred G Spivey pursue a claimed 18th century grant and a ninety nine year lease to Manhattan land between Prince and Christopher streets. They say North Carolina and the South await verdicts, with funds to probe title flaws and press court action.
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Led
Virginia
Carolina
New York
William G. Edwards
Alfred G. Spivey
Robert E. Edwards
Edwards
Mr. Spivey
South
North Carolina
Spivey
Charles C. Daniels
Navy
Josephus Daniels
West Forty-fourth Street
Lucile Pugh
Broadway
Gregorian
West Thirty-fifth Street
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Tve
George II
England
France
William Edwards
Manhattan
Prince and Christopher Streets
John
George Cruger
Wife killed husband over love in New York
Samuel Gluckman a tailor was hacked to death in his sleep by his wife who said I love him and could not bear to see him go with other women. They were school playmates in Russia and remarried in New York five years ago.
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Associated Press
New York
Samuel Gluckman
Russia
Strike Violent Toll: 19 Dead in 1922 Shopmen Walkout
Attorney General reports 19 deaths during the July 1 1922 railroad shopmen strike from violence and assault by strikers. Congress sought DOJ records on the strike and related events.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Congress
Department of Justice
Equalization of State Taxes May Yet Be Adopted
Richmond Va March 8 The General Assembly nears adjournment with both houses ready to return to their districts. Battling over gambling bills and constitutional readings continues as lawmakers extend the session ten days to enroll and sign enacted measures.
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House
Richmond
Eniena General Assembly
Greek cabinet resigns amid dynasty crisis in Athens
The Kafandaris cabinet resigns after facing fierce opposition over the Glucksburg dynasty issue. Premier Kafandaris backs a referendum on the dynasty while Republicans, army factions, and the National Assembly push for abolition and a proclaimed Republic.
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Associated Press
Athens
Kafandaris
Venizelos
Glucksburg
George
Elizabeth
Roumania
M. Kafandaris
National Assembly
Coolidge Signs Maryland Ballot Papers For Primary
President Coolidge signed papers to file his nomination for the Maryland presidential primary on May 5 if needed. Witnesses were Senator Weller and Maryland Republican chairman Galin L. Tait, with the filing to Annapolis shortly. A letter from Maryland committeeman William H. Jackson expressed strong support and eagerness for his announcement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Maryland
Weller
Galin L. Tait
Annapolis
Tait
William H. Jackson
Repubblican National
Committee defeats option of cash in soldier bonus bill
Washington March 8 The House Ways and Means Committee voted down the proposal to make full cash payment an option in the soldier bonus bill and decided to limit payments to paid up insurance.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
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