Gypsy House Dance Delightful Gamma Sigma Event
Society notes describe a vibrant Gamma Sigma gypsy house dance on East State Street with bright decorations, festive costumes, and a grand march led by Donald Robinette and Marion Crowe. Guests included Helen Bolin, Eleanor Barner, and faculty members. assorted travels and family visits are also mentioned.
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Gamma Sigma
East State Street
Donald Robinette
Marion Crowe
Helen Bolin
Rutland
Elanor Barner
Coffin Gift Delivers Threat to Viscount Goto in Tokyo
Four men entered Viscount Ishimori Goto’s Tokyo home carrying a white wooden coffin bearing a menacing message. They claimed Goto bore responsibility for the January 25 attack on the Prince Regent and fled before the plan was revealed. A few days later, several laborers damaged objects at the residence.
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Tokyo
Ishimori Goto
Menro Aff
Soviet
Russia
Goto
Japan
City Federation Meets and Community Celebrations
The City Federation held a four member session in the Chamber of Commerce room with President Mrs. RR Woodworth presiding and two new committees formed, a membership panel led by Mrs. J Z Harvey and a nominating group led by Mrs. Jennie O'Dell. Bernard Clarence Cooley celebrated his eighth birthday with a party on West Union Street, and a surprise birthday for Mrs G M Jack drew relatives to Richland Avenue. A high school Parent-Teachers meeting discussed reorganization and a picnic plan for March 31. Additional items included a bridge club gathering, Esther class meeting, a shower for brides-elect Frances McCormick and Miss Beasley, and notes on local social events and school library concerns.
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City Federation
Chamber of Commeres
RR. Ll. Woodworth
J. Z. Harvey
Mary Fiehards
Frank Cone
Jennie O'Dell
A. O. Sloane
Jonas Clark
Clarence Cooley
West Union Street
Weir
Bernard Clarence
Irs
Cooley
Clarabelle Cline
Mary Margaret
Jimmy Bean
Wavelyn
Maek Tinker
Darrell Tucker
Hileen Robb
Bernien Kayser
Nel! Weber
Harold Russell
Bobby Kawin Cooley
Bernard Clarence Cooley
Esther
Nora Chaney
East State
Terr Pratt
Basil
W. R. Hughes
P. H. McHey
Gerben Rypma
Ev Simms
Sophia Boelz
B. G. Stevers
Mill Stret
Frances McCormick
Missha Beasley
Toiss McCormick
Miss Bead
Charles Woo
Beating of Joseph Weitzfeld in Chicago during garment strike
Three men armed with blackjacks and lead pipes attacked Joseph Weitzfeld a garment worker en route to a shop amid the women’s garment workers’ strike in Chicago.
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Joseph Chicago
Joseph Weitzfeld
Women's Garment Workers
Why March Is The Most Dangerous Month
The passage argues March is the year’s most dangerous time due to seasonal change and illness. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as a tonic to fortify the body, cleanse impurities, and support nerves through spring, noting it strengthens the system without stimulants or dangerous drugs and claims over sixty eight years of success.
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Father John
Warning Against Further Delay in Filing Income Tax Returns
Columbus March 4. Collector Newton M Miller warns taxpayers there are ten days left to file income tax returns. A drop in January February filings compared with 1923 is noted, partly due to anticipated 25 percent 1923 reductions. Under the 1921 act penalties apply for willful noncompliance. 1924 acts may not be enacted before filing deadline. If paid on installment, credits may reduce due taxes. full payments receive prompt refunds of the excess.
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Columbus
Newton M. Miller
Fifth District
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Congress
Guardmen Social Evening At Armory Wednesday
Wednesday evening the 166th Infantry Company Will stege a country dinner at the Armory for a get together. Col Haubrich commander Captain McKinley regimental instructor guests. William A Mills will prepare the dinner. Captain Walsh announced about 75 will be present. He will invite young men citywide and all outfit members will attend.
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166Th Infantry
Armory
Col. Haubrich
166Th Regiment
Captain McKinley
William A. Mills
Walsh
Toe
Outfit
Aged Man Collapses in Court Street Store
William Hooper of Richland avenue collapsed in the Maxwell brothers Court street store shortly before 9 am Tuesday. He was treated by H T Lee and later taken home by taxi. He recovered enough to leave the shop and shows no serious aftereffects, with the incident attributed to weakness from age.
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William Hooper
Richland Avenue
Court Street
Maxwell Brothers
Hooper
H. T. Lee
Mr. Hooper
Llooper
Tut Forgeries Luxor Scarabs Draw High Prices
Even the ferr ers are unable to keep up with the demand by foreign tourists for Tutankhamen relics here. Some beautiful Tut scarabs are being turned out by a local manufacturer whose skill has repeatedly been accepted as genuine, even by leading Egyptologists, and have realized high prices.
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Luxor
Egypt
Feven the Ferrers
Tutankhamen
First oil well failure in Nease Settlement area
In Pomeroy Ohio on March 4 a gas or oil well on the Gilmore farm near the Ranner school house failed after drilling 1700 feet and encountering 5 feet of oil sand with no oil found. This marks the field's first failure.
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Pomeroy, O. Mar
Nease Settlcement
Gilmore Farm
Ranner School House
Nun Who Volunteered at Saint-Lazare Prison Seventy Years On
In Paris at the women’s Saint-Lazare prison a nun named Sister Leonide entered the institution voluntarily 58 years ago and has remained to attend to prisoner welfare. Her long service highlights devout care inside the historic prison.
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Paris
Saint-Lazgare
Leonide
No murder mystery in London urn find
Police misread a cellar find in London as a crime. Investigators later learned the cremated remains were from a former tenant, placed in the urn and forgotten in the cellar.
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London
Road miles completed under federal aid program
The United States Department of Agriculture reports 26 535 miles of federal aid roads completed by June 30 19238.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Japan Disarms Navy and Maps Warships at Sea
Japan carries out its Washington treaty duties by mapping ships. Workmen remove a 15 millimeter gun from the cruiser Shikishima and a carrier is shown at Kashima. A humorous note about waking with an alarm clock is included. About 2,000 aliens are refused admission to England annually.
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Japan
Shikishima
England
Kellogg's Bran Praised In Letter From Patchogue
Arlington H. Carman of Patchogue New York writes that Kellogg's Bran made more difference in two weeks than twenty years of medicines for constipation. He claims the bran stimulates and cleanses the bowels naturally, with guaranteed relief or money back. Kellogg's Bran is produced in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Arlington H. Carman
Patchogue
N. Y
Kellogg 'S
Kellogg ’S
Battle Creek
Ail Grocers
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E. O. Dewey
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Floris
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Fran Logan
Henry Ogg
Marind
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Elizabeth Howe
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Myrtle
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Viscount Goto
G. M. Jack
Onor
Parent-Teachers’ Association
S. H. Lancaster
Nelson
Youngstown
8. M. Johnson
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Mrsscott Haney
Robert Huds
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Duel Army
Axminsters
Axminster
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Chamberlain
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Canning
Laoad
Middleport
N.Y
Jarrot Bobo
Carpenter, O
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