Asian Fantasy Is Presented by Girls at Mardi Gras
A Mardi Gras hosted last night by 20 plus clubs of young people at North Bennet Street Industrial School delighted a large audience. The Sagadahoe Girls' Club staged an Asian Fantasy with five girls in the scene, using broilers as ukuleles, under directors Mary Campana Rosé LoCicero Gaby Revere Angeline Giarle and Mary Richards.
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Mary Campana
Rosé LoCicero
Gaby Revere
Angeline Giarle
Mary Richards
Sagadahoe Girls
North Bennet Street
Rosé LeCicero
Gaby Aan
Angelina Giarle
Dardanella
Mary Ampana
Robbers Loot $180,300 in Wyomissing Bank Heist
The People's Trust Company of Wyomissing, Reading reports that last Friday's robbery by automobile bandits yielded $180,300 in cash Liberty bonds and other securities. Police pursue leads as investigators review security records and witness statements.
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Reading
Penn
People’s Trust Company
Wyomissing
Liberty
Father Johns Medicine Builds Strength To Fight Colds
An advertisement proclaims Father Johns Medicine keeps body energy high and builds new strength to resist colds without drugs.
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Father John
Public schools urged as moral force in training bill
Massachusetts education commissioner Pay son Smith told a public hearing that schools are crucial for morality as a citizenship training bill advances. supporters cite General Andrews of New York who warns of rising unfitness, while opponents fear compulsory military training.
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Citizenship Training Commission
James Tracy Potter
North Adams
Clarence R. Edwards
Lincoln B. Andrews
New York
Edward F. McSweeney
Smith
School official fears misinterpretation of critique
Commissioner Smith warned that any such statement could be seen as a reflection on the public school system. He said he did not wish to disparage other schools, but felt he must take action or make a pointed remark.
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Massachusetts
Payson Smith
Francis FE. Slattery
Boston
Eliot
Harvard
Smith
Police require warrant to stop and search pedestrians
Commissioner Coleman ruled that a policeman must have a search warrant to stop a pedestrian and search him on suspicion of violation of the Volstead act. The ruling applied to Chin Chong, a Chinese man of Torrington, whose suitcase was searched by a policeman at the railroad station.
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Coleman
Chin’ Chong
Torrington
House Passes Winslow Bill Under Privileged Rule
The House today passed the Winslow bill authorizing partial railroad payments under the transportation act after using a privileged rule. It had failed yesterday under suspension of rules, which required a two thirds vote, with some Democrats who opposed it earlier gaining the advantage on the final vote.
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Washington
House
Healing Cream Advertisement for Catarrh Relief
Advertising copy promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a pure antiseptic remedy for catarrh and head colds. It claims instant relief, clear head, and open nostrils after applying a small amount into the nostrils, with promises of easier breathing and reduction of nasal congestion.
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Ely
Debate Turns to Support After Rush Effort
A controversial measure shifted from a rushed attempt to quick passage to active support after a period set aside for debate and potential amendments. The change followed an opportunity for discussion.
Debate and one amendment protect against overpayment
The session featured ample debate but only a single amendment was approved, aimed at safeguarding the government from overpayment. The measure narrows risk and clarifies payment controls within the procurement process.
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