Three Springs cantata delight at local high school
A standing room crowd attended the Three Springs cantata by the Hutte public schools at the high school auditorium. Directed by Mina Kennett and Julia Springer, the program showcased strong performances from grammar and upper grades, with solo contributions by Katherine Walker and student fundraisers presenting roses to the teachers.
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Hutte
Three Springs
Paul Bliss
Mina M. Kennett
Julian M. Springer
Misis
Katherine Walker
Chortic
Miss Springer
Bennett
Caillaux Treason Verdict Sparks Exile Debate In France
The Caillaux treason case ends with a conviction and possible exile or prison terms. Spectators at the palace watched as deliberations continued, with prosecutors tying Caillaux to German agents and wartime dealings. Lawyers call the verdict a judgment on potential future actions, not just past acts. Nearby, a separate Iowa report notes Bates Huntsman, 83, known as the man of mystery, has died after years chasing a buried fortune and a 1868 murder case link.
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Clared
Caillaux
Calliaux
Neuilly Sanitarium
M. Caillaux
M. Moutet
Associated Press
M. Cailliaux
Bolo Pasha
South America
Mary
Edford
Iowa
Bates Huntsman
Tluntsman
Taylor County
Huntsman
Duce
James
Confession Tied 14 Year Old to Kansas Robberies
Nancy Van Walters, 14, confessed she and her stepfather A Van Walters robbed stores in several Kansas towns. She said he compelled her to help while posing as an off salesman. Van Walters was bound over for trial on the girl’s statement, and police seek Nancy.
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Abilene, Kas
A. van Walters
Kansas
Nancy van Walters
Nancy
van Walters
Efor
Jury Drawn And Excused In Grand Rapids Incident
Peter Long and Mrs Peter Long were drawn for a Grand Rapids jury but Judge tins excused them claiming a 12 member panel would effectively be 11. The riddle asks if husband and wife count as one, leaving the pool unchanged. The fragment mentions a religious sect and living costs in a disjointed fashion.
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Peter Long
Grand Rapids
Tins
Printing fabric prices and selections offered at measure
A local catalog showcases fabrics including flaxons at 59 cents a yard, nainsook at 49 cents, Fiabrics sew spring peronies and dots stripes checks in 36 inch widths, printed lingerie crepe at 50 cents, and spring dress ginghame 58 cents per yard, all in assorted light and dark colors. The listings emphasize wide 32 to 36 inch widths and a broad range of patterns for underwear, lingerie, dresses, and garments.
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Maid of America
Lisle Elastic
Sc. Peet
Notion
Wide patterned fabrics on sale for blouses and tops
Describes series of fabrics ranging from two to nine inches wide with patterns suitable for yokes and camisole tops. Regularly 50¢, now 39¢ a yard.
Twenty four women begin anti fat campaign in Chicago
In Chicago on April 22 twenty four self confessed fat women launched a 60 day plan to shed nearly two and a half tons, averaging 201.86 pounds each. They will dig in gardens, walk, exercise, and diet as part of Health Commissioner John Dill Robertson’s drive to cut costs of living.
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Chicago
John Dill Robertson
Aveirdupol
Robertson
Weight loss chart for city wall entrants described in gardens
The fragment references a Thursday weighing at the city wall where entrants’ losses or gains are logged on a chart, alongside mentions of gardens and air for others. Names, dates, places, and specific events are unclear, yielding a partial snapshot of a public weigh-in or health display.
Despondent convict Gallagher wounds self at Sing Sing
In Ossining New York John Gallagher 22 serving two and a half year burglary sentence attempted suicide by stabbing himself in the heart with a pearl-handled knife. He inflicted a dangerous wound but hospital officials say he is expected to recover. Authorities could not learn how he obtained the weapon.
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Ossining
John Gallagher
Sing Sing
Gallagher
New York Tops London as World's Largest City
London businessman Herbert J P Carrington reports New York now the most populated city with an estimated 8 million residents, surpassing London's 7.4 million. He notes the eclipse of London’s rank as a shock to its pride and cites long anticipation of New York’s growth, while London lingers in second place.
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New York
Herbert J.P. Carsington
London
Ban
Sys
New ‘York
Walaie
Carrington
Londonera
Tog Million
Bagley Heir Search In Estate Of $100000 At Amesbury
William D Bagley 74 died recently in Amesbury leaving an estate over 100000 with unknown will. Heirs include Mrs Elizabeth McDonald Georgetown a niece and two distant relatives in Minnesota. Officials suspect a broken heart due to lost former sweetheart. Meanwhile Leonard Frost kept his Ickman restaurant operating despite flood currents.
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Amesbury
Mass
William D. Bagley
Bagley
Elizabeth McDonald
Georgetown
Aiece
Minnesota
Ickman, By
Leonard Frost
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