Social Register Excludes Cities From 1928 List
A New York dispatch reports the 1928 Social Register omits several cities including Detroit Atlanta Minneapolis St Paul Cincinnati Dayton Providence Richmond Savannah and Charleston. Women in affected cities react with disbelief pride indifference or acceptance citing self reliance and local social guides over national listings.
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Telegram
Nm Auer
Loperight
New York
National Social Register
Detroit
Atlanta
Minneapolis
St Paul
Cincinnati
Dayton
Providence
Richmond
Savannah
Charleston
Ceciliar
Cleveland
National Guard
Sectel Register Association
Sova Register Association
Bill" Thompson
Chicago
William A McGrew
Grosse Point Farms
Henry G. Sherrard
Roscoe B Jackson
Detroit Register
Frederick C Ford
Register
Mhnneapolis Society
Summer T Mechnickt
Horace Lowry
Ufe
Pam
John S Pillsbury
Geure R Pertridge
St. Paul
Payton
Kleon Thaw Brown
Kate Anderson
Frank Stoddard
John Breadley Greene
Julia Barney Atecoy
Atlan
Gharleston Hart Hevee
Arecherm
Lidy
National Party to Pick Presidential Candidate
Indianapolis Associated Press reports the National Party will select its presidential candidate. The current front runners include Vic president nominee aspirants AL Cady and LB Elkelbert with regional figures Florrie Gavin and others in contention. The announcement came from party headquarters amid a tight race.
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National Party
Indianapolis
John Zabna
Tierranapolis
Mominee
Vic
Cady Eho
Elkelbert
Waterloo
Iowa
Florrie Gavin
Lonsdale
President Coolidge Celebrates Christmas at White House
Washington notes a two day Christmas celebration with President Coolidge Mrs Coolidge and son John opening gifts in the Bust Room at the White House. He attends services at First Congregational Church and hosts Attorney General Sargent at dinner. A message to the nation cites Christmas as a state of mind and mercy, with the community tree lighting ceremony also noted.
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Washington
Associated Press
The
Treasury
Coolidge
White House
Sargent
Coolidges
Washington Cathedral
Woodrow Wilson
Diplomatic Corps
President Coolidge
Europe Still Sees Russia as Key Economic Uncertainty
London reports 1927 ends with Europe’s mixed fortunes France Germany and Italy show gradual gains while Britain sees export growth and easing unemployment Germany notes higher output though 752,000 out of work. Austria reports recovery. Mussolini era Italy praised though Christmas ban noted. Russia remains the variegated pivot in European capital plans.
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London
Associated Press
France
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Europe
Russia
Balkans
Dawes
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Humber
Austria
Vienna
Federal Treasury
Musuotai
Chamber of Deputies Finishes French Budget
Paris December 25 The Chamber of Deputies presented Premier Poincare with the 1928 Budget after an exhausting sitting. The massive volume was read twice and debated before final approval.
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Chamber OF Deputies
Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
Which continent will master the future Europe or America
French editor Lucien Roma after touring the United States says two civilisations contend Europe based on personal invention and individual well being and America on group enterprise and social well being He claims Americans have better survival chances due to superior organization and profit service education Roma notes European masses are divided among workers capitalists and directors while America unites workers and capitalists in cooperation.
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Europe
France
Ilcomes
American Legion
United States
John Bull
Germany
Parisap
America
Lucien Roma
M. Roenat
Alsk
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Alice M
Forenovin
St. Prut
Mrs. Co. A
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Averica
Luckem Romer
Main Street
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