Ten Million Dollars and a Detroit Milionaire Senator
Washington report recalls Senator James Couzens once mayor of Detroit and a Street railway buyer. The piece notes his wealth estimated at 50 to 100 million dollars, his absence from a government tax suit, and his stance against taxing, while praising his hard boiled enforcement of law and the street railway reform that cut debt and lowered fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
James Icouzens
Michigan
Ford
Detroit
Couzens
Senate
Ford Motor Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mellon
Cousens
That's Easy. Three starch uses in clothing and more
A student line asks for three starch roles while a teacher nods to a simple answer. The prompt includes names Kasper and Stockholm as readable fragments in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasper
Stockholm
Letter From Hank's Wife To Roxy And Co
Gloria Swanson praises Roxy Theatre and her film The Love of Sonya as a landmark in a letter to S. L. Rotha, while Roxy replies with mutual praise and hopeful partnership for future releases and shared success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Roxy and Co
Gloria Swanson
Roxy Theater
United Artists
Sunysa
S. L. Rothafel
Roxy
Sonya
Gloria
Kiddie
Fine Tucks Trim Blouses and Skirts for Spring
Fine tucks and spring stitches decorate street wear and sport outfits. Tiny tuck groups serve as trims for blouses and skirts, adding delicate texture and shape.
Health Battle Won Through Complete Communications
Scientists announce successful pressure release enabling full communications and signaling victory in the health battle. The statement cites coordinated efforts across research teams and medical institutions to achieve the breakthrough.
Tanlac Rejuvenates Corpus Christi Woman After Long Illness
Mrs. W. R. Smith of 607 Artesian Street describes years of breakdown and dieting before Tanlac gave her immediate relief. She gained over 30 pounds and now works daily assisting her husband in their Do Drop Inn. Tanlac is advertised as safe natural remedy made from roots and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Smith
Artesian St
Corpus Christi
Tex
Tanlac
Mrs. Smith
Miners Carve Final Resting Place for Countess Minotto
Crown King Arizona March 7. Countess Agnes Minotto widow of Rome nobleman Count Demetrious Minotto died of heart disease. Snowbound miners bore her casket, cut granite burial niche in a mountain as her son James and a priest watched. Messages of condolence poured in from Europe and America.
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Ariz
Princes of the Royal Blood
Agnes Minotto
Imperial Theatre
Berlin
Europe
America
James
Count Minotto
Italy
Crown King
Countess Minotto
Demetrious Minotto
Rome
Jail builder becomes first inmate in Liberty jail
William Dunn, a concrete boss and steel worker who led the jail project, finished the county’s $50,000 jail and planned a celebration. He drank at the opening, fought, and was jailed in the very facility he constructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty, Mo
William Dunn
Dunn
Gold and Red in Formal Evening Gowns
Gold is used extensively with red in the more formal evening gowns, creating a rich color palette and elegant contrast for special occasions. The combination highlights luxury and traditional style in formal apparel.
Police Dog Acquitted in Murder Charge
Lone the police dog owned by Miss Martha Sansom of St. Lawrence University staff was tried for murder over a cat death. The court found the evidence insufficient and Lone was discharged. owner testified the dog stayed in her room most of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Lone
Strongheart
Martha Sansom
St. Lawrence University
Justice of the Peace
Leon G. Gravy
Frank Ellwood
Emma Smith
Pine Street
Ellwood
Justice Gravy
Lona
Miss Sansom
O Uce
Grary
Skin Eruptions Targeted by S S S Remedy Claim
Physicians link pimples boils and skin eruptions to systemic imbalance and promote S S S as a time tested blood enhancer. A testimonial from Mrs J W Barker of Cincinnati claims relief from itching boils and weight regain, noting the product is made from medicinal herbs and sold in two sizes at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barker
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indians temper copper to cut steel art claim by Oshkosh
Indian leader Chief Reginald Oshkosh, of the Menominee, says Medicine Lodge Indians can temper copper to make it hard enough to cut steel, reviving a supposed lost Great Lakes tempering craft. The Associated Press reports from Chicago dated March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Medicine Lodge
Reginald Oshkosh
Magistrate Presses Theft Witnesses in Berlin Case
Accused admits nothing as magistrate cites three eye witnesses who claim to have seen the theft. The dialogue underscores the tension between testimony and defense in the Nagels Lustige Welt report from Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagels Lustige Welt
Berlin
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Sincerely, “Gloria
J. F. Bromert
Western
Amarillo
Taniac
San Antonio
Mother Hubbard
Fhones
Eugene
Lulu Phillips
Marinello
McComb Beauty Parlor
Eable Bldg
Wahl
Eversharp
A. W. Faber
S. & C. Hardsmuth
Songbusch Inkwells
Sandstrand
Woodstock
Oliver-Eakle
Hotel
Palo Duro
Schilling
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
Amarillo, Texas
John Randall Dunn
Boston
Mass
The
Mother
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
City Auditorium
Ning & Loan Association
Kwitcherkirk
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Palo Duro Apartments
Jackson
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