NARS ALSOP GUEST AT LUNCHEON HERE
Mrs. Samuel G. Shaw hosted a noon luncheon at her 3% Laneford Place home honoring Mrs. Joseph Alsop of Wifard. Alsop, niece of the late Theodore Roosevelt, spoke on the Roosevelt memorial program. Several other guests and local social organizers attended events and upcoming May Day activities were announced.
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Nars
Samuel G. Shaw
Laneford Place
Joseph Alsop
Independent Republican Women of
Asop
Tweorore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
H. Willard Plesk
James Rourke
Opposition to Suprage Budget Raises Alarm at Meeting
New York delegates from 26 states at the annual meeting of the National Association Opposed to Women Suffrage adopted a resolution authorizing a budget of 54000 to fight the federal suffrage amendment. About a thousand women attended the gathering and luncheon.
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New York
Meeting of the Nations
Meeling and
Toncheon
Best Now Repudiates His Story of Murder
In Pontiac Michigan April Anson Best, with his attorney and prosecutor present, repudiates the confession he claims to have made in the Vera Schneider murder case. He insists the statements were false and made under pressure during questioning. Arrangements for arraignment in circuit court are noted.
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Best
Pontiac, Mich
Anson Best
Glenn C. Gillespie
Vera Schneider
Pgo
Managar Cuit
Tig Men
President Wilson Rides in Front Seat of Auto
Washington April 29 The President rode in an open car front seat and chatted with the driver during a three hour trip over Maryland highways. The President’s physician Dr Cary Grayson rode with him and several family members accompanied the party in the outing.
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Washington
Eyt Wilson
Maryland
Cary Grayson
Wilson
20 Year Old Girl Spy Is Ordered to Prison
Mollie Steimer, 20, convicted of violating the espionage act, will begin serving a sentence in Jefferson City prison. Federal Judge John C. Knox denied her stay request to visit her parents. Sentenced October 25, 18XX.
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New York
Mollie Steimer
Alself
Jefferson City
John C. Knox
Otterson Murder Trial Details Amid Night Intercept
Manchester defense centers on Marian Otterson for Maurice Otterson's murder in Woak set last November. Witnesses say she urged her husband to say nothing while others may have spoken, and police testified she could not scream during the assault when intruders killed her brother-in-law by pinning her to the door with a knee on her stomach.
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Manchester
Marian Tloynes Otterson
Maurice
Woakset
Success Comes to Those Who Lead in Endeavor
Fragmentary OCR sample presents a vague motto about success and bold action. No verifiable people, places, or dates are present to extract a proper news item or entities for a concise summary.
Woman Senator Speaks at Rally for Suffrage
Prominent suffragists announce a Monday rally at the High School stadium to ratify the movement with the Men’s Ratification Committee as guests. Congressman Schuyler Merritt and Jolie Stting are among principal speakers. Helen Bing Robinson of Colorado, a former senator noted for championing minimum wage for women, is highlighted as a leader in the suffrage cause.
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Will Gates
Ratricuclan
Schuyler Merritt
Lbs
Joli
Robinson
Boston Traveller
Colorado
America
Europe
Pol
Denver
Fecal
Supreme Court of the & States
Alcyon
Colvérsine Colmracdo
Secrets of the Movies Revealed From a Reader Quiz
Readers face questions about industry figures and stars. The piece asks who recited with AL Winchell and Bow oh, where a star recently renewed fame appeared, and Grace Crane born and educated, tracing her Paris birth to a Columbus education and early stage work.
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Conway Soarte
A. Hots
Bird
Nats Adams
A. Douglas MacLean
Grace Crane
Sha O
Paris
Columbus
Ol& Luin Company
American artists lead in international art exhibition
April 29 Pittsburgic. American painters ranked high at the international exhibition opened today at the Gamesic institute galleries. Awards listed include Young, Pro Gald and Second Algernon Enz. Suzie Bronge medal and $900. Honor mentions for Robert Spencer New Hope The White Mill Frederick Bosley Boston Looking at Prints George Coates London The Spanish Dancer. The show contains ninety one paintings with 198 from America 80 from England and 23 from France.
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Pittsburgit
Gamesic Instituteghere
Young
Am Olitye
Sorond
Algernon Enz
Suzie Bronge
Robert Spencer
New Hope
White Mill
Frederick Bosley
Boston
Ata
George Coates
Londah
Amotis
Enghind
Trance
Real Daughter of Revolution Dies at 39 in Saratoga
The obituary notes a prominent woman known as Spend Daughter of the American Revolution, among the few vammuning figures whose fathers fought in the Revolutionary War. She died at Ye age of 39 and was active in patriotic societies.
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Caratoga
Amana
Specialist Hair Treatment Offered in Bridgeport Bank Blog
An advertisement from downtown Bridgeport announces a private hair and cosmetic service titled Specialist Hair by Elizabeth Fenner. The listing claims facial hair removal and wart treatment, with permanent eyebrow shaping. It references 23 years of practice, a private room in a Conn National Bank building, and a location at Wall Street.
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Elizabeth Fenner
Bridgeport
Conn
Malo
Cot
Wall Stree
Students Entertain at Y. W. Meeting With Decorated Program
A YMCA event features Miss Grace Westfall and Miss Bushnell among performers. The program includes songs, readings, and a display of department work with millinery and dressmaking exhibits. Certificates will be awarded, followed by a social hour. In Terre Haute, Canada dimes and quarters flood pay boxes as 20 percent discounts on foreign coins draw crowds.
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Stratfeld
Jackman Avenue
Stratfield
Cherous
Gorlahh
Fant
Department of the Caat
Tikeub
Grace Iy Westfall
Aise Mackum
Dela Mina Burh’ Jennings
Seaok
Will
Rirlepatrick
Spells Bithaolt
Nani
Terre Waut
Naive Tale Of Plans For A Summer Party
A fragmentary diary style passage shows Natalie Dear Trelyn arranging a children's party in the woods with Tim and Harold Wie planning transport, gifts, and snacks. They discuss costumes, a dress purchase, party decorations, and coordinating supplies from local shops while awaiting a calm afternoon.
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Trelyn
Tim
oSopperhead Marold
Unbleached Muslin Special at 1.19 per yard
Catalog note describes unbleached muslin in varying weights and widths suitable for home use. Highlights a 64 inch wide fabric offered as a special at 1.19 per yard, with patterns akin to linen damask.
Diamond Dye Card Promises Color Match for Fabrics
A brief ad-like notice touts Diamond Dye as a color matching dye option for GINGHAMS PRESSES WAISTS STOCKINGS. It claims the packaging includes a color card to ensure shade accuracy when matching material.
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Colog
Boys Shoes Heavy leather black and tan with eyelets
Good heavy boys shoes described as strong leather and highly serviceable. Sizes range from 10 to 13 1-2.
Shinola Boys Shoes Endure for Active Kids Ad
A vintage ad touts Shinola shoes in black brown and white. Three boxes for 25 cents offer sturdy kid footwear with eyelets and hooks. Sizes range from 10 to 13.5 and 1 to 5.5. Mothers are assured these shoes suit active boys.
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