American Youth Survey Finds Broad Prohibition Views
EP Laverett Cortright addressed Chamber of Commerce members on college youth attitudes. He surveyed 13 colleges including Mt Holyoke and New York University, revealing strong support for strict Prohibition enforcement, a world court, old age pensions, uniform child labor laws, and skepticism about the church's role amid debates on evolution and morality.
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Youth and War Policy Critique in Historic Speech
A historical speech argues youth mistrusts law as social control and rejects "country right or wrong" patriotism. It criticizes industry masquerading as government, discriminatory tariffs, immigration laws, and rejects Bolshevism without examining League of Nations moves as immediate targets to reach a broader goal.
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Dogs Under Quarantine Hit Four Towns In Newtown Area
Newtown and neighboring towns Redding Easton and Monroe enforce a dog quarantine starting today under Hartford official order to curb mad dog cases. Local authorities stressed public cooperation while residents adjust routines and watch pets closely as officials continue field checks and warnings.
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Cop Reprimands Prince Nicolas in Drive By Incident
Prince Nicolas of Roumania laughed and trembled as an American patrol officer stopped his sedan after the prince ran a stop sign on Michigan Boulevard during a mothers party outing. Officer Thomas Coughlin questioned him and advised him to proceed. The royal driver was told to beat it once the officer learned the identity of the traveler.
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Four city gymnasiums opened for grammar school boys
Four gymnasiums will open next week across the city for younger boys under the Board of Recreation. The Municipal gymnasium and Holden hall are already open. Fred Corbally Al Wheway and Captain Max Baur will supervise and organize leagues to teach basics of basketball.
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Chamber of Commerce backs new tax revision plan
Washington November 15 The Chamber of Commerce of the United States placed before President Coolidge a four part tax revision program including overhaul of the corporate tax and repeal of excise and inheritance levies The chamber urged reducing the tax burden when revision is possible and called for pro agriculture measures and radio legislation to be enacted while removing railroad consolidation obstacles in the upcoming Congress session
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DuPont Declares Record Dividend in Wilmington
DuPont directors in Wilmington Del announced a common stock dividend totaling 16 807 13 50 per share 7173 a share after a 4 special added. The payout marks the largest ever by the company from 2 661 758 shares outstanding and follows recent dividend receipts from several Motors.
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Girl 15 to wed. mayor approves in unusual case
Annette Scott age fifteen of 1505 Boeton avenue daughter of William C and Mahal Scott is set to marry Luke Miller twenty one with the mayor granting approval amid the family notice setting forth the intended nuptials and addresses.
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Fifteen Year Old Girl Given Marriage License
A 15 year old girl at 1605 Boston Avenue obtained a marriage license after special permissions from Major F Behrens, making it the second such license issued that week. In May, a bandit described as a lone robber who had terrorized gasoline stations in the district for eight weeks was killed after an hour-long battle with railroad detectives at the Baltimore and Ohio freight station.
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Textile Lot With Embroidered Borders and Hosiery
White linen with color woven borders, embroidered corners, and fine Swiss handkerchiefs. Main floor women’s hosiery includes full fashioned silk stockings with lisle foot in gray, sunset, brown, sandalwood and black. All sizes. silk and wool hose, brushed wool, camel coating. broken sizes. regular prices quoted.
Popular washable suedebike glove for daily wear
A practical warm glove crafted from washable suedebike fabric with spear point back and pique seams. Available in pearl, chamois, champagne and fawn colors and sizes 514 to 714 on Main Floors left.
Costume Slips of Heavy Tricollette in Multiple Colors
Tailored slips of heavy quality tricollette with self straps feature inverted side pleats for fullness over hips without bulk. Deep hems and contrasting facing give an attractive finish. Available in black navy tan cocoa chin chin gray and jungle sizes 34 to 44. Second floor.
Misses' and Women's Dresses Sale Ad
Warm novelty wool check dresses with high neck and long sleeves. Suitable for school business or home. Sizes 16 to 44. Regularly 5 95 now 4 35. Downatala Sateavarm.
Tomboy Skirts $2.97 for school wear on sale
A popular tomboy style skirt for high school wear priced at 2.97. Well tailored in neat tweed patterns with a bright sports belt and hip pocket. Available in 26 to 32 lengths. Displayed on the new second floor.
Men’s Heavy Flannel Pajamas Offer on Tuesday
A very fine grade garment full cut and cell tailored throughout. Made of unusually heavy domet flannel in many attractive striped patterns. These pajamas will keep you warm and comfortable with excellent wear. Two styles, one with silk frogs, all sizes available on main floor wear. Tuesday bargain.
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