Washington Social Season Readies Long Brisk Year Ahead
Washington braces for the longest brilliant social season in years as Hoover’s summer in the capital and an early Congress session draw important figures home. Ramsay MacDonald’s October visit starts a schedule of dinners and balls leading to Easter on April 20.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Ramsay MacDonald
England
Ishbel
William Howard "Taft
White House
Taft
Coolidge
Hoovers
Coolidges
Girl Scouts
Prince Albert de Ligne
Belgium
Princess Elizabeth
Caroline Roebling
Wisconsin man touts Colac Pile Pills for piles cure
Beaver Dam resident John Linde endorses Colac Pile Pills after a six year struggle with piles. He claims rapid relief and urges others to try the inexpensive internal remedy sold by Colac Chemical Co. with a money back guarantee.
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John Linde
South Center Street
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
Colac Chemical Co
Brentwood
Colac
Sea Captain Touts Hair Tonic For Youthful Look
Captain Willard E. Hunt of Newburyport Massachusetts claims Lea's Hair Tonic restored his thinning hair and banished dandruff making him look about fifteen years younger. He says many old seafarers follow his lead and use the tonic with visible improvements. The Sea Tonic Co offers a money back guarantee with single dollar trials and home delivery.
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Lea
Willard E. Hunt
Newburyport
Mass
Captain Hunt
Sea Tonic Co
Brentwood
Class Members Invite Husbands And Friends To Event
Mrs. E. H. Ezell Mrs. J. Lane Smith Mrs. Fred Williams Mrs. W. Williams and J. B. Evans E. B. Baker and W. L. Crownover all members of the class and their husbands and friends extend a cordial invitation to attend.
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E. H. Ezell
J. Lane Smith
Fred Williams
W. Williams
J. 8. Evans
E. B. Baker
W. L. Crownover
Self Defense Plea By Textile Workers In Fatal Shooting Case
In Marion North Carolina on October 11, sixteen men held for a commitment hearing pleaded self defense in the fatal shooting of five union textile workers. The defense argues the shootings occurred during a confrontation at the textile mill. Authorities continue investigations as the case proceeds.
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United Press
Marion
N. C
Workers at Marion Mill Hear Testimonies on Self Defense
Eleven of sixteen workers claim any shooting was to protect their lives while five more defendants Robbins Tate Ward Fender and Jarrett testified that they acted in defense of themselves against alleged attackers during the Marion Mill incident.
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Marion Mill
B. L. Robbins
Charles Tate
Robert Ward
W. A. Fender
David Jarrett
Alafair Howard Endorses Black-Draught as Family Remedy
Mobile resident Alafair Howard of Harris Street praises Black-Draught as an excellent laxative and general medicine. She says she uses it at home for constipation and minor ailments in her children and keeps it as a dependable家庭 standby.
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Mobile
Alafair Howard
Harris Street
Thedford
Mother to Go to Son Held for Murder
Edith Dayton mother of Dexter Churchill Dayton plans to travel to Washington to join him after his arrest for the slaying of his sweetheart. Friends say she remains hopeful and disbelieving of reports of his guilt as plans for the trip are finalized in Kansas City.
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United Press
Kansas City, Mo
Edith Dayton
Dexter Churchill Dayton
Washington, D. C
Hea
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American Gas Ass’n
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