Poppy Sale Plans Made by Committee
Plans for the annual Poppy sale to be conducted by the American Legion were laid by the committee at a meeting last night. Members present included Mrs. Bernard Stratton, Mrs. Catherine Nehhen, Mrs. W. O. Price, Mrs. Marion Hawkins, Vincent L. Kea and J. Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Stratton
Mya
Charles H. Sprague
Sneer
Catherine Nehhen
Mra
W. OD. Price
Jaysnuth
M Wiltiam
McNulty Amits
Will Ballou
Marion Wawkins
J Smith
Vincent L. Kea
Bear Free to Drive Car in Maryland City
In Frederick Md April 10 Justice Alban M Wondhag ruled that bears may operate a car without a driver's license under the law. The decision follows the arrest of a black bear named Queen owned by Akey of Wisconsin who was seen driving PAkey's car by a special officer.
Americans in Paris Society Life Sensations
In Paris sensational society news, two famed divorces have led to secret marriages, reportedly between Mrs. Frederick S Prince Jr and Eugene V Thayer, both recently divorced since March 23, amid French remarriage restrictions. Also, de Barriste accuses Marcelle Ogden of seeking support while Ogden allegedly fathered her child. Additional divorce and guardianship actions involve Virginia Brice Loney Gamble and Charles Gacomnier, tied to past marriages and alleged misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Prince, Jr
Eugene Thayer
C. M. Ogden
Robert H. Gamble
Aris
Frederick S) Prince, Jr
Eugene V. Thayer
Paris
de Barriste
Seine
Sint Clement Moore Ogden
America
Mar Hird
Marcelle
Oyden
Cannes
Wime
Selene
América
Marealle
Ogden
Murriage
Robert Howard Gamble
Virginia Brice Loney
New York
Charles Gacomnier
Vere Cresusterult
Englewood
N.Y
Gacomnier
Europe
Club addressed by compensation head
Compensation Commissioner Edward T. Buckingham told Manning Maxwell and Moore Contract club that foremen can cut factory costs by paying compensation to employees hurt through carelessness. The meeting at Ashcroft Pry, Elias Street, was attended by the full club, with W I Newman presiding as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aums
Edward T. Buckingham
Manning, Maxwell and Moore
Ashcroft Pry
Elias Street
W. I. Newman
Alaska trade revival seen despite past setbacks
Washington reports Industrial Alaska shows recovery with a 1922 trade surplus fueled by rising salmon and pickled fish shipments, copper output, and a broader mineral upturn. Exports exceed imports, lumber exports grow, and new oil prospects in Katalla and Cold Bay appear promising as travel to Alaska increases from the mainland.
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Washington
Alaska
Department of Interior
Juneau
Department of
Territory of
United States
Teign
Katalla Tetas
Cold Bay
Interior
States
Spooling Drives Oregonian to Fresh Spring Consternation
Portland residents launch a springtime campaign against automobile spooning and petting parties along outlying boulevards. A landowner fenced and log-blocked a preferred approach to deter lovers, arguing the trend harms youth and sets a bad example.
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Portland
Ore
Ignal
Ty WU
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Sanday
Victrolas & “Everything In Music’ Landay
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Main St
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New Haven
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Philadelphia
RADIO
Eugene Phillips
State St
Connecticut
Stratford
Bliss Battery
Devon, Nat F. Meyer
John Street
Grand St
John St
NOBLE
Lakeview Auto Co
Pembroke Garage
Bliss
Boston Ave
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