Society Notes and Local Travel Reports
Miss Nell Shipley of New York City ends visit with her parents in the Ranch apartments and will spend a few days in Philadelphia before returning. Mr. Herbert Noah of Parkersburg previously from Athens visited Athens yesterday. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting is postponed to Sunday December 9 due to Judge Sayre's funeral.
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Nell Shipley
New York City
Ka Shipley
Ranch Apartments
The
Mast
Philadelphia
Herbert Noah
Parkersburg
W. Va
Athens
EF. J. Sayre
Thirst M. FE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Janet Golden Fish
Charles FE
Chiang Kai Shek marries Mei Ling Soong in Shanghai
Vic torious in love Chiang Kai Shek, former Chinese Nationalist leader, wed Mei Ling Soong in Shanghai amid a dramatic courtship. Rival Eugene Chen reportedly protested from Moscow as the ceremony proceeded.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Mei-Ling Soong
Chiang
Miss Soong
Eugene Chen
Chen
Moscow
Rumors of Mussolini Assassination Circulate in Berlin
Berlin dispatches report unconfirmed rumors that Italian Premier Benito Mussolini has been assassinated. No independent confirmation from other sources. previous assassination rumors in Mussolini’s era often proved false.
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
Berlin
U.P
Mussolini
Police seek new clues in $200000 jewelry heist
Cleveland police search for new clues in the robbery of the Fwirsky Brothers Jewelry Company worth $200,000 in diamonds. A man and a woman arrested yesterday were released after proving no link, and two men and a woman were later freed in Akron.
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Cleveland
Fwirsky Brothers’ Jewelry Company
Akron
Attack Renewed On Chicago School Head Yesterday
Chicago story recounts newspaper writer Charles Grant Miller renewing attacks on suspended Chicago school superintendent William McAndrew during an insubordination hearing. Miller assails David Muzzey’s American History for alleged pro British bias and cites remarks about Adams, Henry Clay, Van Buren, and other presidents. He links the history debates to New York mayor Hylan's 1921 22 investigations into school histories.
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Chicago
U.R
United States
David
Muzzey
Charles Grant Miller
William McAndrew
McAndrew
Miller
Muazzey
Harrison
Baltimore
Adams
Henry Clay
New Orleans
van Huren
White House
New York
Hylan
Ford price increase outlined by Edsel Ford
Edsel Ford announced that the new Ford car will average about 50 dollars higher than the Model T. The basic price for the phaeton or model A touring car starts at 395 dollars, with all prices FOB Detroit.
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Edsel Ford
Detroit
Mich
U.P
Freezing Weather to Check Rise of Streams in Ohio
Freezing temperatures were expected to check stream rises and reduce flood danger across Northern Ohio after a day of rain that flooded sewers and basements in Cleveland. Snow followed the rain, winds toppled signs and wires, and a Lake Erie gale knocked down a weather tower as rivers ran over banks. Colder air was forecast to drive streams back, easing the danger.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Weather Bureau
Cuyahoga
Chagrin Valley
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Pittsburgh
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Hanover
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Alice Ballard
Indianapolis
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St. Madison
Iowa
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Ft. Madison
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J. Sk. Kinney
Columbus
Bertha Rankin
Wellesley College
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William Strenz
John Smith
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Garters
Burnett-Smith
Berry
Dilars Off
D. 7
Enner Company
Hiotse
U. S
Cornwell
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Slingluft’s Collegienne Shop
Gates Mills
Pat Crepy
Dorothy Gray
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Parkman
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Youngstown
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