Suffragettes Riot in London Streets and Ulster Debate
In London suffragettes led a 1000 strong march through Hyde Park protests ending with clashes as police saved beleaguered women. General Flora Drummond and Misses Rogers and Virtue were arrested before release. In Belfast two Belfast S P U officials faced court over explosives amid linked incendiary outrages, including the March residence burnings near Whiteabbey.
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London
Hyde Park
Flora Drummond
Rogers
Virtue
Urumimong
Ulster
Ireland
United Kingdom
Arthur Balfour
Bugles
Howard Garson
Weron
Flis
Drummond
Rou
Belfast
Anil
Dorothy Eveng
Madge Muir
Women's Social and Political Union
Gleneral
Hugh McCalmont
White Abbey
Belfast Lough
Gray Accepts Call to Jersey Bishopric
Tampa Florida April 4 Rt Rev William Crane Gray, recently retired bishop of the Diocese of South Florida Protestant Episcopal Church, has accepted a call to become bishop of the Diocese of New Jersey. His oldest uncle was the churchs first bishop in New Jersey and his great grandfather was the first president of Princeton College. Gray is a New Jersey native who has resided in Florida for many years.
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Tampa
Fla
Wiliam Crane Gray
South Florida
New Jersey
Princston College
Trenton
Gray
Han Bean
Sigma Phi Epsilon Banquet Celebrates Chapter Anniversary
Georgia Alpha Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon held a banquet at the Ansley to mark its seventh anniversary. Alumni and the entire active chapter attended, reporting a profitable and delightful evening.
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Georgia
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Ansley
Cedartown Woodmen Degree Team Performs in Cav Spring
The Cedartown lodge Woodmen of the World sent a degree team to Cav Spring Oh last night to present the degree work for the new lodge established only a few months ago. The Cedar town unit wore fall uniformed attire as part of the ceremony.
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Crauerown
CIA
Cedartown Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Cav
Estee
Cedartown
All Foreigners Safe After Bitlis Kurdish Raid
The American Embassy in Constantinople reports that all Christians and foreign residents at Bitlis in Turkish Armenia are safe and not molested during a recent Kurdish raid. Missionaries say Kurds were driven off.
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Constantinople
Smbassy
Witlis
Armenia
Bitlis
Mrs Stevens Ill in Portland After Prohibition Campaign
Mrs Lilian M Stevens president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union is seriously ill at her home in Portland Maine with kidney trouble. Since December, after a strenuous Washington campaign for national constitutional prohibition, she has been under a physician's care.
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Portland
Maine
Lillian M. Xiievens
National Woman's Christian Tempersance Union
Stevens
Washington
Alice L. Wingo
Atlanta
W. CA
First National Trust Depositors Get 40 Percent Dividend
The receiver for the First National Bank closes its doors months ago announces a plan to pay depositors a 40 percent dividend on May 1. This first payout will be followed by subsequent distributions on stated dates.
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Rensacom. Ei
Secretary Bry an Improves From Severe Cold At Home
Secretary Bryan, suffering from a severe cold, remains confined to his house but is improving and giving personal attention to state department affairs. He expects to return to his desk on Monday.
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Bryan
Washington
State Department
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promises Gentle Bowel Action
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a safe laxative for all ages. It claims rapid energy, toxin removal, and complete intestinal cleansing within 24 hours, urging readers to discard calomel and try a chocolate coated tablet priced at 23 cents with a money back guarantee and free sample offer from Hot Springs Chemical Co in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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HOT Springs
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Cative and Mare
Ten Thousand New Members Sought for the YWCA
Atlanta's YWCA launches a ten day campaign to recruit ten thousand members led by twenty young volunteers. Bira Clayton Callaway chairs the executive committee with Mrs. Clyde King as vice chair. Daily reports track new sign ups as Atlanta eyes a future YWCA building to rival Birmingham and Chattanooga.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Atlanta
Bira
Clayton Callaway
Clyde King
Chattanooga
Fashioning the Directoire Gowns Rival Early Victorian Style
New York April reports on spring fashion displays in large stores. Themed ensembles mix directoire and early Victorian lines with theatrical gowns on living models. Showcased coats, wraps, capes, and tailored suits feature taffeta, dupatta, and kimono sleeves, with striped skirts pairing with plain fabrics.
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New York
Paisis Royale
Theater Des Varieties
Paris
Fashion Parade of Spring Gowns and Accessories
A detailed description of spring fashion featuring blue and red gowns with kimono waists, beaded trimmings, and net or organdy necklines. Hats in milan braid, belts and cuffs in blue, and dramatic silhouettes with bouffant hips, panniers, and flowing trains accompany lace, fur, and Dolly Varden silks. The parade ends as evening shoppers depart.
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Milan
Maire Laffela
Fashion Description from a Historic Garment Review
The passage describes a bust line three inches wide and narrowing to eight inches at the back, with a very full back. It notes skirt tunics that browsed over the back, tanics and panniers on all skirts except ruffled windline styles. Skirts varied from plain to draped and puffed with both short and long lengths, suggesting length governed by fashion rules of the period.
Ex Husband Kills Lover of Divorced Wife in Alabama
Cullman Alabama April 4 After watching the house of his divorced wife at Franceville for several nights John Quick walked in Friday night and shot John Basinger four times with a shotgun killing him instantly Quick is held in the county jail on a murder charge The wife of Basinger said he left home Friday night saying he was looking for a stray cow
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Cullman
Ala
Franceville
John Quick
John Basinger
Quick
Basinger
Frame-Up Methods By Atlanta Police Charged By Lawyer
Leonard J. Grostman, lawyer for Mrs Elizabeth Southard, warns of imminent frame-up tactics by Atlanta police at a Hotel Ansley gathering. He cites the case against patrolmen John C. Wood and J P Born, summoned to criminal court to answer persecution charges filed by Mrs Southard. The dispute traces to 1913 when she says Wood brutalized her and had her arrested thrice to suppress testimony.
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Atlanta
Leonard J. Grostman
Ansley
Macon
Elizabeth Southard
John C. Wood
J. P. Born
Wood
Horn
Hapear
Criminal Court
Southard
Menu announced for Central Church meal Monday
The Central Congregational church releases its Monday meal plan with broiled steak French fried potatoes eked bread and biscuit listed for diners.
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Central Congregational Church
Cancer Cures Discussed At Cancer Society Meeting
Physicians and specialists at a special American Society for the Centrol of Cancer meeting debated radium and other treatments. They noted cancer rising globally with high mortality, questioned deep seated cures, and discussed sun based and X-ray approaches amid substantial doubt about radium’s value.
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New York
American Society For the
Europe
Thin City
Feeding Chickens Gravel To Make Them Weigh More
In New York City a new side practice for live poultry involves feeding ravenous chicks a paste of gravel sand and ground rock bound with flour. Birds ingest indigestible ballast that remains in the digestive tract for days and adds weight. The gravel raises the price by about ten per cent per five pound chicken, costing New Yorkers an estimated $1.5 million annually for sand and gravel.
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New York City
New York
Chicken Wears Overcoat in Curio Scene at Cader
In Cader a small chicken attracted attention by wearing a dress crafted by a kind owner. The feathered attire, styled for cold days, gives the bird a sprightly, springtime air as it strolls about with grace and dignity.
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Camucursa
Cader
Dr Edward Griggs Lectures on Human Progress at Browning Hall
Dr Edward Howard Griggs will deliver a three lecture series on Human Progress next week in Browning hall. The talks, under the Girls' High School Alumnae Association, cover What is Progress, The Problem of Social Reform, and The Social Ideal in Modern Civilization.
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Edward Howard Griggs
Lange
Browning Hall
Girls’ High School Alumnag Association
Griggs
L Ife
Gadses
Auto Gossip From Spooner's Weekly Chronicle
Spooner's Weekly Auto Gossip gathers items from many sources on Detroit's automotive scene. E LeRoy Pelletier resigns as advertising manager of Maxwell and moves to Logler Motor, with ties to Paul Smith from E M F and Studebaker days. Grant Brothers expand, opening a branch at Jefferson and Randolph with five Grant cars delivered by night. Olds racing machine and giant touring plans for Chicago owners surface as the motor world buzzes.
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E. LeRoy Pelletier
Walter EB. Flanders
Maxwell Motor Company
Rr. Pelletier
Logler Motor Company
Paul Smith
Mr. Flanders
Studebaker
Mr. Pelletier
Iil
Orchard Lake
Grant Brothers
Grant
Jefferson Avenue
Randolph
Charles Grant
Ford
Woodward Avenue
Ernie Moross
Chicago
Mr. Moross
William
Filly
Paigte-Detroit Motor Car Company
Tie
Des Moines
Iowa
Paige
Watson
Mitchell Street
Mitchel Street
Kinschbaum
Boyden
Crossetts
TIER
Cluett
Gotham
Atlanta
HPOT
Detroit motor plant parts managers form uniform supply group
Service managers from Detroit automobile plants formed an organization to standardize repair parts and replacements for Detroit built cars nationwide. Officers named include President B H Haselton Regal Motor Car, Vice President A B Hanson Chalmers Motor, Secretary George C Baldwin Studebaker, and Treasurer Virgil Oldbers Hudson. B Bradford joins Dart Manufacturing as sales representative.
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Sweat
Detroit
Soantry
BH. Haselton
Regal Motor Car Company
A. B. Hanson
Chalmers Siotor Company
George C. Baldwin
Stud
Keeping Frost Away From the Fruit Orchards
Meteorologist J E Church of the Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station urges orchard protection to prevent frost damage. He endorses orchard heating, recommending one heater per tree and surrounding rows, with up to ten heaters per acre in emergencies, to warm the air and safeguard valuable trees.
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J. E. Church
Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station
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Hupp Motor Car Company
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