Fear Her Fiance Was a Phantom
Brooklyn woman Sophie Loderhose 24 faced a baffling tale in New York as she claimed engagement to Dr. A William Hoffman Jr of Millbrook New York and Pasadena California though investigators found no such man. The couple’s elaborate wedding plans and costly gifts sparked rumors of a phantom fiancé or masquerade.
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New York
Sophie Lederhose
Dean Street
Brooklyn
Sophie
Emilie
W. P. Phillips
Putnam Avenue
A. William Hoffman, Jr
Millbrook
N. Y
Pasadena
Cal
Vincent Astors
Sophie P. Loderhose
the Heights
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Loderhose
Award J. Loderhose
William Paine Phillips
Emilie Loderhose
Marie A. Shay
Edna Hoffman
Anna Schriefer
Evelyn McKay
John Jay Gould
Charles Evers
Boston
Marion Hoffman
Rita Vollmer
Thhis
Dr. Hoffman
Miss Sophie
Mr. Phillips
French Lick Springs
Ind
Cochrane
Baltimore
Phillips
Dr. Holthusen
Hoffman
CARE OF THE HAIR AFTER VACATION
After vacation the hair becomes dry and lifeless from salt water and sun. Noonan's Hair Petrole is highly recommended by barbers in New England for antiseptic effects and glossy non oily hair. Conan's Hair Petrole costs fifteen cents per application or one dollar per bottle sold by druggists, department stores, or directly from manufacturers T Noonan & Sons Co Boston.
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Noonan
New England
Conan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland Street
Boston
Salem Mill Strike Ends After Arbitration Talks
The Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company mills in Salem and the Danvers Bleachery Company in Peabody reach a settlement with the aid of the Chamber of Commerce. About 1200 workers in Salem and 300 in Peabody walked out on September 27 seeking a 25 percent wage increase. Workers will return to their jobs on Wednesday. terms of settlement were not disclosed.
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Salem
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company
Danvers Bleachery Company
Peabody
Chamber of Commerce
No Official Armistice Observances in Paris Nov 9
Paris reports no official government events to mark the armistice anniversary on Tuesday due to elections. Unofficial ceremonies include a The Association for the Protection of War Widows and Orphans event at Invalides with Marshal Foch arriving at 11 a.m. A Deum. The League to Combat Infant Mortality will auction five flags signed by Wilson Poincare Clemenceau Lloyd George Sonnino at Versailles.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Association For the Protection of War Widows
Invalides
Marshal Foch
League To
Wilson
Poincare
Lloyd George
Baron Sonnino
Versailles
Religious leader urges fairness and God in industry
Bishop Herman Page of the Spokane diocese urges the golden rule in wages during a sermon at St. Paul Cathedral. He complains about unfair pay raises, praises organized workers, criticizes party politics, and condemns wives pressuring husbands into social outings.
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Herman Page
Spokane
Episcopal Church
United States
Cathedral Church of
St. Paul
Reinstatement Drive for Older Striking Officers
In response to Governor Coolidge's pledge that no striking officers will return, a move seeks to reinstate at least the older strikers. Backed by younger veterans, business leaders will appeal to the Governor to restore 150 to 200 officers near pension age who joined the walkout.
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Coolidge
Two Shots In Deer Fight Shock Bangor Community
In Bangor Maine James Perkins of Orono and his brother Frank were wounded after a fight over a deer. Arthur Smith an Orono policeman said he shot James in self defense after Perkins threatened him. Theodore Trott a University of Maine freshman shot Frank in self defense when approached with a rifle.
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Bangor
James Perkins
Orono
Frank
Pushaw Lake
Theodore Trott
Pittston
University of Maine
Frank Perkins
Trott
Smith
Perkins Brothers
Arthur Smith
Open Book Humor Dialogue Between Spouses
The lecturer says a wife should be an open book to her husband. The wife replies a husband should be an open pocket book to his wife. The exchange humorously frames marital transparency and financial openness in a playful way.
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Shre
Yale War Memorial Plan Unveiled in New Haven
Yale announces plans for a war memorial honoring 215 alumni who died in the great war. George G. Mason heads the alumni advisory board with two committees: one to draft a program for sculptors and architects led by James G. Rogers, and another to raise 150000 dollars led by G. B. Hoppin.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
George G. Mason
James G. Rogers
G. B. Hoppin
Haigs Return With Prohibition At City Hospital Grounds
Haig the First and Haig the Second, once part of Dr John A Foley’s flock at City Hospital, return with their new friend Prohibition. They plan to spend winter under elm trees in the hospital grounds along Harrison avenue.
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Haig
John A. Foley
City Hospital
Harrison Avenue
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Salem Mill
Jseints Kenchel
Combard
Néwestrol Theaneur
C&e
Spot
Whaie
Bishop Page
Washington
America
Yale War Memorial
the Haigs
Corn Products
Corn Products Refining Co
P.O. Box
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