Miss Alice Roosevelt Wedding Planned for February Seventeen
Washington dispatch reports Miss Alice Roosevelt will marry Mr. Longworth on February 17. The ceremony features a new ring set and a family gown worn by her mother, with Ethel Roosevelt as bridesmaid and several New York and Washington relatives in attendance. Afterward the couple plan a visit to Mrs. Longworth and a possible trip to Cincinnati, depending on Congress.
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Ethel Roosevelt
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Is Gillett in the Market A Capitol Bachelor Gossip
Washington society buzzes that Frederick H Gillett of Springfield may marry into capital society now that Longworth has indicated marriage. Gillett, a wealthy lawyer and ardent Republican, is praised for postmaster appointments supporting women and is seen as a strong social figure who may yet wed.
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Washington
Frederick Huntington Gillett
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City Teachers Face 20 Percent December Pay Cut
The city school board, short on funds, will pay teachers only up to December 24 with a 20 percent cut for December salaries. The deficit will be made up in January. Auditor says the cut totals between $20,000 and $40,900 as W. S. Kenny notes no other funding path existed.
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Schoolma am who would read Bible in school
Miss Mildred Crill a 19 year old Pontiac girl resigned as teacher of the Webster district school after director William Donohue refused to allow Bible reading and pupils repeating the Lord's prayer. She would not stay in a community where opening the school with a Bible reading was deemed out of order.
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Miss Alice Roosevelts New Home in Cincinnati
Rookwood estate of 15 acres on Grandin road is described as one of America's finest. Built by Nicholas Longworth, it sits in a wooded setting with a vast art collection. The Longworth family history traces back to Cincinnati's early settlement days and land holdings.
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Grandin Road
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Abandoned Chelsea Waif Taken In By State
A reporter found a tiny abandoned infant at Mrs Elma Haskells home and the child was taken to the State Board of Charities. The baby slept well after a warm bottle and appears to be resilient despite exposure on the front steps. The child is described as a likely colored infant with dark skin and features.
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Kelly
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Cottage Street
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