Chicago News Highlights Mix of Aviation and Social ills
Chicago reports rapid progress on the postal savings measure, aviation races planned for Long Island with a $25,000 prize, and a surge in misused theater tickets. The city also reveals muskrat farming near the Sag Valley, rising infant mortality in the Back of the Yards district, and urgent child care by the University settlement with nurses needed to educate mothers on feeding and safety.
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Robbins Lamont Wedding in Millbrook
A large party of prominent New York society figures attended the wedding of Miss Frances Cleveland Lamont daughter of the late Daniel Lamont and Francis Le Baron Robbins Jr. The ceremony was at Grace church at noon followed by a reception at the bride’s mother’s country home.
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Jury exonerates David Phillips in Atlanta murder case
News from Athens reports the jurors have freed David Phillips, a grocer, after a murder trial tied to Night Watchman Holland’s killing months ago. The not guilty verdict surprised many, amid notes on detectives’ earlier practice and whispered motives involving the murdered man's wife.
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