North Pole Parody At Noble Street Party
Miss Julia V. Miller hosts a North Pole themed gathering for Noble Institute sophomores and friends. Prizes include a medal for the discoverer, candy, and dates, with a three course menu and several visitors noted.
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Julia V. Miller
North Pole
Noble Street
Noble Institute
Mixa Margaret Mouser
Lorena Ingram
Louise Tagan
Miss Tucker
Rosa, Bowie
Margaret Houser
Ccllt
Houston
Louise Musgrove
Dramatic Club Hosts Delightful Poets Evening
The Dramatic Club at the Noble Institute staged a poets evening presented by Miss Tome’s class with help from Miss Stuart and Miss Wasaan. Scotch dialect ballads by Kate Adair Katharine Adams Rowena Cornish Sarah Keith and Hannah Reynolds drew hearty applause. The program featured folk dances songs and costumes from distant lands. A large audience enjoyed the dining hall reception and social hour. Upcoming events note Young Matrons Club meeting at 10 o clock Wednesday and the Bienville chapter D A R plans an 11 o clock Wednesday morning gathering with Mrs Thomas E B Kilby.
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Noble Institute
Mrs Graves and Mrs Wellborn receive news of visit
Mrs M A Fry has returned from a visit to her son Mr John Frye in Birmingham and to relatives in Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Woods
France
Mrs. Murray
New York
New York City
Miss Woods
Sam Lapsley
Mobile
Norvel Lapsley
M. A. Fry
John Frye
Inirmingham
Tuscaloon
Atlanta salesman dies in Birmingham elevator
T C Bryan an Atlanta salesman collapsed and died in an elevator at the Goodall Brown building in Birmingham causes heart disease officials reported the death occurred this morning restoring calm to a routine business day Bryan was 56 and resided in Atlanta.
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Birmingham
T. C. Bryan
Atlanta
Goodall Brown
Factory Fire In Newark Kills Man and Injures Four
A morning blaze at Ripley and Klotz in Newark New Jersey left one man dead and four others injured with several teenage girls reported missing. The fire erupted early today causing extensive damage to the factory premises. Investigators are at the scene assessing cause and safety lapses.
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Newark
N. J
Ripley & Klotz
Judge Calhoun to Accept China Minister Post
Judge William H. Calhoun of Chicago announced he would accept the post as minister to China, a development viewed as a response to George Comer. The statement came during a Washington session.
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Washington
William H. Calhoun
Chicago Today
China
Charles Crane
Winter livestock show opens as governors general attend
Amherst hosts opening of the winter livestock show with the governor general in attendance. The event gathers exhibitors and spectators as the season starts.
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Amherst
N. S
Journeymen Painters Union Holds Cincinnati Convention
Delegates from several locals gathered in Cincinnati for the annual convention of the Journeymen Painters and Decorators International Union. The meeting addressed standard wages, working conditions, and union cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dee, G
Journeymen Painters and Decorators’ International Union
Black Hand Society Members Facing Trial in Ohio Case
Federal court in Toledo prepared for trial of more than a dozen alleged Black Hand members. Postal inspectors tie the Society of the Banana to threats against Italian merchants in Ohio and neighboring states. Principal witness John Amicon linked to a dynamite threat and a demand letter.
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Society of the Banana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
New York
John Amicon
Columbus
Amicon
John
Charlie
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Black Hand
United States
Dayton
Indianapolis
Amicon Salvator Ventola
Salvatore
Antonio Lima
Marion
Amiecon
Lima
Chicago
Buffalo
Pellefontaine
Cleveland
Dennison
Black Hands
Palermo
Sicily
Lieut
Petrosino
Lieut. Petrosino
Salem considers tax to fund city band concerts
In Salem Oregon voters weigh a measure to raise a 3000 tax for a municipal band maintenance. If approved the band would be available for mayoral events and offer free summer concerts, claiming to be the first city band in the United States.
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Salem
Ore
Chicago Horse Show Opens at Exposition Building
Chicago hosts what promises to be the most successful horse show of the year opening at the International Exposition Building. The event runs through the week featuring crack riders from Great Britain’s cavalry regiments and American cavalry from Fort Riley, with entries from New York Baltimore Philadelphia and other points.
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Chicago
Great Britain
Fort Riley
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago to be Made a Theatrical Center
Notables led by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Charles Frohman and William Gillette gather in Chicago to witness the premiere of Conan Doyle's The Fires of Fate at the Illinois theater marking Frohman's push to establish Chicago as an independent theatrical producing hub apart from New York and London.
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Chicago
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Charles Frohman
William Gillette
Conan Doyle
Illinois Theater Tonight
Meeting of bill posters convention in Indianapolis
Delegates from many parts of the United States and Canada attend the third annual convention of the International Alliance of Bill Posters and Billers in Indianapolis. A principal topic is establishing an international sick and death benefit fund. President Charles W. Aitken of Brooklyn will preside.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Canada
International Alliance of Bill Posters and
Charles W. Aitken
Brooklyn
Hartley Will Contest Heats Hearing in Newark
The will contest over Frances C. W. Hartley widow of Marcellus Hartley took a hearing before Judge Davis. Helen H. Jenkins daughter of the testatrix sues since she received only a dining room table while the estate is valued well over $1,000,000.
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Newark
N. J
Frances C. W. Hartley
Marcellus Hartley
West Orange
Davis
Helen H. Jenkins
Testatrix
Real Interest Reflected in Today’s Classified Ads
A reflective piece urging readers to align their personal habits with home life purchases and fads by noting how daily ads reveal genuine interests. The write up emphasizes how what you wear eat and buy signals priorities and tastes in modern living.
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Cook and Peary
Marie Greene
Bridge
Ellabee Rushton
Henry Allen
Catherine Wyly
Claude Robinson
Edith Wubbard
Tone Watson
Saidee Parker
Rushton
Mra
Walter A. Robinson
Woodstock Avenue
Mra. Cecil Young
Quaintard Avenue
William Orrison
Attalla
Charles Davidson
Free Kindergarten Association
Civic Improvement League
James C. Spronll
Quintard Avenue
J. W. Comer, Jr
Edmond Tyler
Boroull
Misa Nan Kelly
Adais
South Oxford
Adams
Anniston
Oxford
the Dramatic Club
Matrona’ Club
Horace Miller
Bienville
Thomas EB. Kilby
M. B. Wellborn
Com
COMER
Ullman’s Specialty Store
Brown
National Association of Ihe
San Francisco
Cal
Patrick Calhoun
United Railways
San Angelo
Texas
West Texas Development Congress
San. Francisco
Second Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Philippines
Logan
Frank West
Waynesboro
Georgia
American Civic Alliance Congress
ST. Louis
United States Circuit Court
Oklahoma
Paris
Mont de Piete
Black-Hand Society
Toledo
Abdul-Aziz
Morocco
Hartley
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