Trial in murder case linked to Independence bank raid
Suite La June 13 The trial of six men charged with murder in the death of Dallas Calmes of Independence opened here. Calmes was killed during a bank robbery attempt at the Farmers and Merchants bank in Independence. The defendants Natale Damore Joseph Biacchio Andra Lamantia Joseph Kini Roy Leona and Joseph Giglio face murder charges. The state’s star witness is Joseph Leotta a nine year old boy who says he rode with the group during the bank raid and related violence.
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Calmes
Dominick di Giovanni
Joseph Gateo
New Orleans
Independence
Natale Damore
Joseph Biacchio
Andra Lamantia
Joseph Kini
Roy Leona
Joseph Giglio
Joseph Leotta
Independence Bank
Draughon’s Literary Schools Attract Summer Enrollees
Literary teachers and graduates from high schools and colleges have enrolled at Draughon’s for summer with many reserving June and July. The ad touts Draughon’s as superior for business training, notes over 300000 alumni in positions nationwide, and invites readers to request a catalog and state interest in correspondence or on campus courses. A letter from W G Dean of Asheville illustrates career gains after Draughon’s training.
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Draughan’s
Draughon
W. G. Dean
Asheville
N. C
Ashevile
America
White
College
Draughon's
Business College
Peachtree Arcade
1Atlanta, Ga
West Point
U.S. Naval Academy
Naval School
Highland Lake
Land of the Sky
Hendersonville
Accidental Business Women Succeed Through Chance and Skill
A survey of women in advertising at the A A C W conference finds most started as stenographers or took over family business after a husband’s death. A bank president giving a job in advertising launched one delegate’s career. The study argues exceptional talent, not mere training, drives success, with stenography a common first step toward leadership. The Oklahoma City gathering and New York delegates illustrate varying paths and the conference aims to build prestige and support for women in advertising.
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Asterday
United States
Jen
Theodorasbury
Daffoi
J . McRee
Allawag
Oklahoma City
Advertising Women’s Club
Leno’ Osborne
Mckee
Miss Osborne
Miss Wheat
St. Louis
Mary Wheat
St Louis
Wiss Wheat
Mine Donath
Irene Donath
New York
Teresa Jackson
Miss Jackson
Mureray, Howe and Co
Louise Wharif Rogers
Adeo
Cleve
the Constitution
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Rogers
Leading Women of Chicago and New York Influence
Florence Spencer Duryea heads New York women’s groups and directs a large operation in advertising and trademarks with clients in Atlanta. Chicago leaders include Mary D. Fisher publisher of Woman’s Press and Mary Crowley, president of Chicago’s Advertising Women’s club, shaping the national women’s professional voice.
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Near Ast Garorman
Florence Spencer Duryea
New York
Itvision
Near East Relief
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Atlanta
Women’s Advertising Club of
Advertising Club
Chicago
Mary. D. Fisher
Woman’s Press
Social Register
Fisher
Dinois Woman's Press Association
Advertising Woman’s Club
Happy Final Detail
Baltimore
Southern Club
Mary Crowley
Chica
Advertising Woman Leads John Budd Agency
The piece highlights a woman heading the John Budd agency with many male leaders beneath her. It names Jean Prescott Adams as the third member of the Interesting trio, a food expert connected with Armour & Co and now a counsellor in food advertising campaigns, tied to Scranton delegates. Her brothers joined the army at the war’s start, leaving her to run their paper during their absence.
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Advertising Woman's Club
John Budd
Jean Prescott Adams
Long
Armour & Co
Ampaigaa
Scranton
Eam
Scranton Ad Women Promise Strong City Representation
Miss Loretta Barrett of The Evening Telegram and Miss Marian Haggerty of the Ladies Specialty Shop are the sole advertising women delegates from Scranton. They vow Scranton will be well represented at the meeting, despite being small in stature.
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Loretta Barrett
Evening Telegram
Scranton
Iss Barrett
Marian Haggerty
Ladies Specialty Shop
Harris Seeks Freight Cut on Watermelons and Perishables
Senator Harris of Georgia presses for reduced freight rates on watermelons and other perishables to aid the current crop. Clark of the ICC and Green of the Southern Freight Rate association indicate consideration will be given, with transcontinental lines having acted first. Clark warns the ICC cannot order a rate cut without a formal proceeding, but urges carriers to voluntary reductions if financially viable. Green plans to present the matter to initial carrier in Georgia. Resolutions from Georgia churches and women voters urge disarmament and a conference to reduce armament.
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Haynes
Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Rtaleigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lincoln Green
Southern Freight Rate Association
Senator Harris
Georgia
Southeastern
Southwestern
Southeast
Harris
Green
William J. Harris
Senate
Women Voters
First Christian Church
Savannah
Ministers’ Union
National League of Women Voters
Newnan
Liberal Christian Church
Atlanta
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Ht. Todd
Draughon’s Business College
Clorrimas and Tailons
Louise Dooly
Ming Martin
Jane Martin
Mils Martin
Martin
Miss Martin
New York Advertising Woman's Club
Lalwaya
New York Club
Old Guard
Minerva Harris
Clara Sachs
Katherine Terrell
Eva Hall
Jeasie Bracker
Frances Buente
Edna Travis
Anne McLean
Tidewater ON Company
Direct Mail Association
Woman's
Jessie Bracker
Etheridge Association of Artiste
Henry W. Grady
Whitehall Street
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Cor
Whitehall
Alabama
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Ee Charlevoix
Petoskey
Bay View
Traverse City
Alden
Northport
Frankfort
Grand Papils
Grand Rapiia
Ponts
Webster Building
South la Salle Street
Charlevoix
Resare
Prinlozes
Haynes Company
O.b
Kokomo
Indiana
Broadway
New York City
U.S.A
Charles W. Tway Company
Peachtree Street
Ivy
Goodhart-Tompkins
Peachtree
University School For Boys
West Fourteenth ST
Hemlogk
Carolina Military-Naval Academy
Asheville-Hendersonville
UPILS
Hendersonville, N. C
Academy
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
War Dept
J. G. Woodward
Prea
N.C
College Park
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