Diary of a Fashion Model describes a garden party frock
Grace Thorncliffe recounts a sunny Long Island garden party, detailing a sheer white linen frock with embroidered panels and a pastel ribbon option. She notes hat trends, including large leghorn styles with pale green currant trims, and observes hair care tips and accessory details from society pages. Potential readers gain a vivid sense of midcentury fashion and beauty culture.
Jury Selection Begins in Pettibone Murder Trial
An Ohio or Virginia style record notes that jury selection started in the Pettibone murder case. Pettibone is charged with poisoning his wife at their Genrington home on April 6. The state's attorney plans to present evidence of an intimate relationship with a nurse who has been held on bond as a material witness.
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Pettibone
Manchester
Byron M. Pettibone
Genrington
Petibone
Whiskey arrests and penalties in prohibition era cases
Yesterday's arrests for violation of prohibition laws led to charges against Un Strafford James Oliver and James A McDonigh for moving liquor. Oliver faced a bribery accusation and weapons charges. Louis Surrell, from 200 Gannon Street Norwich, was nabbed with 195 cases of whiskey from a truck. Sorrell and two men with New York addresses were held for hearing. Sorrell's Cannon Street home was searched for liquor making or storage. George Kolesar of East Windsor Avenue was fined 700 dollars and jailed for 60 days after an assault on his wife, who denied tampering with any whiskey in the dispute.
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James Oliver
James A. McDonigh
GH. S
Bob Lavery
Oliver
Benjamin Smith
Stratford
L’weuis Surrell
Gannons Street
Norwich
Sorell
New York
U. S
Gail Mathewson
Sorrell
Cannon Street
Prohibition Us
Georre Kolesar
East Wish- Inston Avenue
Wilder
Iolesar
Kolesar
Ex Kaiser learns of son's death by own action
Door castle receives word that Joachim of Hohenzollern son of the ex Kaiser died by his own hand. The former ruler was informed and deeply affected. the ex empress has been troubled by heart ailments. Early reports say Joachim faced financial embarrassment despite allowances from crown funds.
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Holland
Toachim
Door Castle
Berlex
Priends
Joachim
Hohenzollern
Germany
Court Will Admit Seattle Evidence in Communist Trial
Judge Camr Herbert in Seattle ruled testimony from Ole aanson former Seattle mayor and Harry Wilson a United States secret agent serving as secretary of the soldiers sailors and workmen’s council is admissible in the trial of 29 Communist laborites charged with conspiring to overthrow the government by force. Defense had challenged both witnesses for two days as the Seattle general strike of last year is set to be told. The state argues the strike was a revolt endorsed by the Communist Labor party.
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Camr Herbert
Ole ‘Aanson
Seattle
Harry Wilson
United States
Soldiers, Sailors and ‘Workmens Soyist Council
Communist Labor Party
George T Kelly Pilgrimage With Knights of Columbus Delegation
George T Kelly of North avenue and deputy of the Knights of Columbus plans a Europe pilgrimage with 500 representatives after the international convention in New York. The group will visit England Paris and Rome to dedicate the 60,000 Lafayette statue before concluding in Rome.
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Goerge T. Kells
North Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Europe
Roo
New York
England
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Lafayette
Roane
Knights of Columbus plan New Haven national headquarters
State officers and deputies in convention expressed intent to establish a national headquarters for the Knights of Columbus in New Haven. Bridgeport council members attended the meeting and voiced support for locating the national office there.
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New Haven
Knights of Columbus
Ets
Bridgeport
Kaiser Welcomed War in Advance Note From Berlin
An Allied document shows a July note from Berlin claiming Kaiser William urged ending war only by negotiations with America. The note asserts if Wilson wants war he can have it and references a committee investigating President Wilson’s peace efforts before U.S. entry.
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Ormer
Berlin
William
America
Wilson
Wrrape
United States
Six Months in Jail for Liquor Violation
Connecticut court imposes six months in jail for liquor violation. Charles Thue, owner of Thao etel in Rock, and Mabel Wu of New York tied to the case. Judge Haven ordered the sentence and $209 fine amid related maritime news about a schooner damaged by a bowsprit incident and a steamer report from Boston.
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Ine
Charles Thue
Thao Etel
Rock
Ste
Haven Coeury
Mabel Wu
Gunn
New York
Sherbrook
Lake Silver
Filtimore
Portland
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