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Miners Lose Chief Demands.

The program for the Greater Broadway celebration in connection with the tercentenary of the founding of New York City will open next Wednesday and continue for three days, ending with the opening of the new Paramount Theatre at Seventh Avenue and Forty-third Street, it was announced yesterday by John E. Gratke, Managing Director of the Broadway Association.  

BROADWAY TO MARK PROGRESS ON NOV. 17; Celebration to Be Part of City's Tercentenary, Opening Then With Battery Park Fete.

WOLFERT'S ROOST DESTROYED BY FIRE; Old Home of David B. Hill Was Originally Built by Joseph K. Emmet.

Acquitted of charge of assault for whipping pupil

Teacher Acquitted of Assault.

THERE is no doubt at all in my mind that the Theatre Guild should have a new theatre. And by a new theatre I mean a new theatre and not another old theatre. The nineteenth century has left our cities stuffed with pestiferous playgoer barrels in which the unfortunate playwrights and actors were expected by sheer force of entertaining power to set up an attraction that would counterbalance the greatest discomfort of the greatest number.  

MR. SHAW DISCUSSES PLAYHOUSES AND PLAYS; MR. SHAW DISCUSSES PLAYHOUSES

Report of investigation by G W Alger into circumstances surrounding his parole from Sing Sing Prison, N Y, is nearly ready for Gov Smith

SMITH TO DROP LONG AS HEAD OF PRISONS; Superintendent Not Expected to Be in Department After State Reorganization. EARLY REPORT ON PRESSER Alger's Findings in Gunman's Parole Case Almost Ready for the Governor. SMITH TO DROP LONG AS HEAD OF PRISONS

Maj M de Bernardi wins race with new speed record; Lt Schilt 2d; pors of fliers

ITALY WINS AIR RACE BY NEW SPEED MARK, 246 MILES AN HOUR; Major de' Bernardi Sets Three Other New Records in Fastest Seaplane Flight. SCHILT, AMERICAN, SECOND Five Planes Average More Than 200 Miles an Hour in Ideal Weather. MUSSOLINI CONGRATULATED Italians' Planes and Skill Credited for Victory Before Hampton Roads Throng. ITALY WINS AIR RACE BY RECORD SPEED

Queen Marie of Rumania jeered by Communists at Chicago

COMMUNISTS JEER MARIE AT CHICAGO; 300 With Banners Attacking Her and Rumania Stage Outbreak as Queen Arrives. CLASH TWICE WITH POLICE Marie, Undisturbed, Is Welcomed Officially to City Hall -Plans Trip to Florida. COMMUNISTS JEER MARIE AT CHICAGO

GREECE NEARING END OF NATIONAL UNREST; Recent Elections Viewed as the Definite Beginning of Constitutional Era. REGIME HELD SECONDARY Whether Country Will Do Better Under King or President Is for Later Decision. KONDYLIS TO QUIT SOON He Is Expected to Hand Over the Government Before Nov. 26, When Parliament Convenes.

Feature article by S Huddleston, France lays bare a maze of plots

FRANCE LAYS BARE A MAZE OF PLOTS; Arrest of Colonel Garibaldi Turns the Light on the Dark Ways of Italian and Spanish Agents and Revolutionists -- Diplomatic Relations Were the Stake in a Great Game of International Spies

MOLNAR IN MINIATURE; Self-Portraiture in the Informal Fantasy of "The Play's the Thing -- " -- Qualities Of This Man of the Theatre

SEES NO WORLD GRAIN POOL; Albertan Leader, However, Predicts That System Will Rule Centres.

ROCHESTER VICTOR, 47 TO 6.; Beats Rensselaer Tech at Troy in Slow Contest.

'Shop Early' Posters Out, Bearing New's Signature

Points in 9th Day of Trial; Mrs. Gibson Continues to Gain

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ALBANY, Nov. 13. -- Patronage worth thousands of dollars will be at the disposal of Governor Alfred E. Smith and the other Democrats who were elected with him, after Jan. 1, when the State Government reorganization is to take effect.  

SMITH'S PATRONAGE LARGEST ON RECORD; More Offices at His Disposal Than Any Other Democratic Administration Has Had.

60 included in tourists leaving Southampton on round-the-world cruise in Canadian Pacific Liner Empress of Scotland

60 Millionaires Among 410 Leaving Britain on World Tour

Dolly Sisters give money won in suit to French theatrical charities

GIVE $18,200 TO CHARITY.; Dolly Sisters to Pass On Money Won in Moulin Rouge Suit.

ENGLAND'S CONDUCT OF THE WAR; Field Marshal Robertson Condemns Civilian Interference SOLDIERS AND STATESMEN. By Field Marshal Sir William Robertson. Two volumes. Illustrated. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. $12. Conduct of The War

Mrs J C Kerr, Pres of Women's League for Protection of Riverside Park, on problems in connection with proposed west side speedway; meeting of League called to discuss them

SEEK PLAN TO GUIDE BUSINESS TRAFFIC; West Side Women Aim to Divert Much at 72d Street When Speedway Is Built. TO GUARD RIVERSIDE PARK Meeting to Discuss the Problem Will Be Held on Nov. 22 at 41 Riverside Drive.

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Plans for investigation by com appt by General Assembly of Presb Ch after General Assembly's refusal to confirm appt of J G Machen

PRINCETON INQUIRY BY CHURCH NOV. 22; Committee From Presbyterian General Assembly to Take Up Seminary Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13. -- Paul Scull's field goal on Franklin Field here today again deferred Columbia University's capture of two major victories in one season. Standing on the 45-yard line, the Pennsylvania halfback booted a drop kick over the cross-bar and gave his team a 3 to 0 victory over Columbia.  

FIELD GOAL BEATS COLUMBIA AT PENN; Paul Scull Boots Over Ball From 45-Yard Line for Only Score of Struggle. COMES IN FIRST PERIOD Lions Show Stonewall Defense When Goal Line Is Threatened -- 35,000 Witness Game. FIELD GOAL BEATS COLUMBIA AT PENN

November 14, 1926

Headlines from November 14, 1926

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Miners Lose Chief Demands.

BROADWAY TO MARK PROGRESS ON NOV. 17; Celebration to Be Part of City's Tercentenary, Opening Then With Battery Park Fete.

WOLFERT'S ROOST DESTROYED BY FIRE; Old Home of David B. Hill Was Originally Built by Joseph K. Emmet.

Teacher Acquitted of Assault.