Son of Cox Jr. Arrested After Mobile Chase in Manhattan
James M. Cox Jr., 24, son of the former Ohio governor and 1920 presidential candidate, was arrested in New York after a chase through Fifth Avenue. He faced charges of simple assault leaving the scene and driving while intoxicated. Bail set at $1,000. he will appear for a hearing Wednesday.
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United Press
New York
James M. Cox, Jr
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Manhattan
Cox
Young Cox
Yale
Fifth Avenue
Twentyninth Street
Peter Lorenzo
Brooklyn
Lorenzo
John Coll
Colb
Biltmore Hotel
Peter Rabbit Operetta to Be Presented
A Peter Rabbit operetta directed by Mrs. Ellis B Hall and Mrs Burk Halter will be presented tonight in the Buchanan Street School auditorium for the first performance in the new space. Children in garden vegetable costumes will form the background with Peter Rabbit and others in the center. It is produced by the intermediate department and fourth and fifth grades with musical numbers by the teacher choral clubs who won first prizes in the recent music festival. Public invited.
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Peter Rabbit
Ellis B. Hall
Tee
Sentimental colors brighten women’s spring styles in London
London reports ten new colors for women this spring from British dyers fabric makers and dress designers. The shade card lists Gazelle as a neutral suitable for brides, with other sentiments like Passion Flower Blush Rose and Bluette gaining royal approval. London shops and parades feature the hues in April and May.
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London
Labor union notes cover meeting changes and a strike vote
The Painters and Decorators Local installed new officers and discussed delegates, building fund receipts, and a new contract. Carpenters Local 665 reported growing work and welcomed a new member while the Ladies Auxiliary held a social meeting. The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters announced a strike vote for higher wages and no tips. The Central Labor Union met with routine business and new members initiated. Miss Josephine Roche gained control of Rocky Mountain Fuel Co.
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A. J. Nail
Jack Brown
Jack Thomas
J. L. Ferris
J. L. Duncan
Duncan
Chickasha
Oklo
State Federation of Labor
Jack Wood
Jim Brown
R. L. Wester
Building Trades Council
Carpenters and Joiners Local No. 665
Carpenters Halls
J. D. Rainey
Corsicana
John Wesley
Harry Wright
Buchanan Street
Jule Cheshire
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. D. Lyons
Plains Capital News
W. W. Finch
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Methodist College
Amarillo
Up-To-Date Fashion Book Offers 560 Pattern Designs
The 1928 Spring and Summer Fashion book from Globe-News Brooklyn lists ladies, misses, and children's patterns. It includes 5778 dress cuts in seven sizes and 4 girls sizes with specific yardage and widths. Priced at 15 cents with ordering details and a vivid guide to dressmaking stitches.
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Globe-News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. YK
Local Industry Leaders Outline Worker Rights Policy
Colorado mining firms and officials participate in a dinner conference where the policy stresses employees as essential factors with independent rights over working and living conditions. The remarks reference reduced automobile accidents and new business ventures including stove wood distribution and culinary discoveries. Community groups announce carpenters union meetings and a Ladies Auxiliary event with a special program. A labor league displays material at Hunsley’s window near Sixth and Polk.
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Colorado
Amarillo Typographical Union Meets in Carpenters Hall
J W Pratt plans a future opportunity for the local Typographers union. F E Vanderpool returns to Amarillo after six months with Borger, stirring work for The Globe News. The Bell Telephone Co reports woodpeckers cost Iowa 13000 last year by eating poles. The woodpecker damage spans rails, depots, and even a conductor’s brass button. Rock Island workers form a Dont Swear club at Shawnee to curb profanity. Dr D Kay notes only 27 million of 120 million Americans brush teeth. A 1499 Burgundy clock valued at 2 million arrives for exhibit. Arizona tops copper production at 700 million pounds annually. Amarillo Typographical Union No 625 met zondag in Carpentry Hall. label committee report praised. urged continued labelling education and broad union support.
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Bell Telephone Company
Towa
North Arkansas
R. R
Amarillo
Election Nominations Placed for Local Union Officers
The International Union will send a substantial amount and elect its first vice president on Wednesday April 4. At the next local meeting nominations for officers for the ensuing year will top the roster with the most important item on the agenda.
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International Union
Election of Interyet in Mays and Artichoke Academy Tale
A fragmented report describes a person named Chris Columbus Cakehead moving between hotels and a school while claiming to study petrified motion. The text hints at elections in Mays and mentions lingering lobby loungers around town hotels.
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Artichoke Academy
Chris
Columbus
Cakehead
Chang
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Carpenters Local
A. P. Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Brotherhood
J. C. Duncan
Harbison
The
Painters Union
Raton, N. M
F.C. Flinn
Whittle and Spit Club
Dudley Dishwater
Harelip
Oklahoma
Dudley
Carpenters Union
Carpenter’s Hall
Carpenter's Hall
Laber League
Hunsley
Sixth and
Polk
Crusade
Louis Mandisk
H. B. Birkes
East 4Th St
Jerosaver Products
Texas
J. W. Pratt
F. E. Vanderpool
Borger
Globe News
Rock Island Railway
Shawnee, Oklo
D. Kay
United States
Phillip the Good
Burgundy
Carl Merfels
Arizona
Gibson-Faw Lumber CO
Panhandle Highway
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Metzger
Bill
Firestone
Oldfields, Couriers
Firestone Service
Lea
St. Louis
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Delmar
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St Lguie
Petmes Sea
Wabash Railway
Mays
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