Civilization under siege and a live gangster's value
A column laments global violence from Congo to Seville and cites American lawlessness. It condemns prison systems, praises urgent action by leaders, notes German finances in crisis, and critiques naval flaws while suggesting drastic wartime solutions. A blunt edge on crime and state power marks the era.
Harmony Club Dance Plans Sparks Night at Temple
Members of the Jewish Harmony Club of Temple B N ai Israel plan a Sunday night dance at the Temple on Twenty fourth Avenue and Taylor Street. An energy filled program features Ruth Wood of Kansas City and Leslie Nurnie with a 10 piece orchestra. The event promotes Amazone Water and benefits the club estate proceeds. Charlie Entretta, once linked to Jack Legs Diamond, lies in his tomb after being shot by rival gangsters. Uncle Sam will take about 107000 from the estate in taxes and penalties.
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Charles Entretta
Jack
Legs) Diamond
Sam
Temple
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Taylor Street
Ruth Wood
Kansas City
Leslie Nurnie
Amarillo
el Paso
Red Carnation Ladies Society Closes Two Day Meeting
Mrs Myrtle Fisher of Oklahoma City grand lodge instructress led a special session of Red Carnation No 345 to exemplify the new floor work and ritual requirements for members of the Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen brotherhood.
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Red Carnation, No. 345
Ladies Society
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Myrtle Fisher
Oklahoma
Grand Lodge
Red Carnation
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