Never Happy Until She Ran Away Says Emily K Spiker
Emily Knowles Spiker, wife of Gig Bolter, declares she fled the Spiker home after years of unhappiness and sham. She cites family tensions and the false front of domestic harmony, saying she never loved her husband and sought a real future, even as others urged reconciliation.
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Emily K. Spiker
Baltimore
Emily Knowles
Spiker
Gig Bolter
Young Werman
Central Flenre
Mai
Bunker Tod
Ruthie
Nore
Shin Declan Ae
Shike
Bybee
Guy
Propaganda Debated in Minnesota School History Books
In Minnesota a meeting led by Jane [unnamed] discusses a report accusing British propaganda in revised public school history texts. The resolutions criticize edits presenting historical facts with bias and note texts favoring international relations with Britain and manipulation by groups like the Ku Klux Klan.
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Minnespolta
Jane
Boston ‘Ten
United States
Great Britain
Salvation Army TAS Record Cadet Class Opens
New York on September 14 saw virtually every state east of the Mississippi represented in a record class of 248 cadets at the Salvation Army training college opening. Among cadets to graduate as trained social workers were artists photographers clerks ethnography specialists factory hands dishwashers and representatives of many other walks of life.
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New York
Mississipi River
Salvation Army Training College
Mtoe
Tarming Sails for Wastington
President Harding and his party left Long Island aboard the Maryflower en route to Washington. The trip follows a lawn days pleasure outing in New York and Southampton, with plans to return to the Capitol Friday.
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Southampton
N. Y
Harding
New York
Long Island
Washington
Capitol
Madrid citizens form association to push city price controls
Madrid on September 14 reports citizens unite to action against rising costs. Municipal authorities fixed prices for essentials, prompting bakers grocers and fruit merchants to consider joining butchers in defying the cap. The governor announced stringent measures to enforce city plans and warned punishments could include prison.
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Madrid
Waterworks Convention Sees Papers and Watershed Tour
Nearly half the 880 plus members of the New England Water Works Association arrived for the 9th annual convention at Hotel Stratford. Dozen panels on water works topics were read, with members guided on a mobile tour of Bridgenort’s watershed by Gordon Smith and Tracy B. Bord, and a Crane Company plant inspection tour postponed to the morning.
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New England Water Works Association
Stratford
Therogram Yesterda
Minef Insneelar
Gordon
Smith and
Tracy
B. Bord
Bridgenort
Wanlao
Gary price cutting wave hits many lines in Gary
A general reduction in prices spreads across Gary today affecting housing rents clothing and other essentials. Medical and legal services announce lower charges while retailers slash rates on various goods as part of a broad discount wave.
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Gary
Tod
Stolen radium tub valued at ten thousand dollars
A radium tub valued at $10,000 disappeared from a hospital ward in Worcester as officials investigate the mysterious loss reported yesterday.
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Ircester
Yester City
Railroad Administration Settles Four Claims for Large Sums
The Railroad Administration announced settlements with major railroads. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy agreed to 5,000,000. The Virginian Railway, Alabama Great Southern, and Mobile and Ohio also settled for 2,010,000 1,520,000 and 790,100 respectively.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Virginian Railway Company
Alahama Great Southern Railroad Company
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Marine Corps to Resume Recruiting Tomorrow
Washington reports General recruiting in the Marine Corps will be resumed tomorrow after a ten week period during which only former marines were accepted.
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Wassington
Marine Corps
Gary and Gerard Os Mexico With Party Arrive
Ebbert, chairmain of the board of United States Steel Corporation, and James W. Gerard, former American Ambassador, arrived in Mexico City with a party of friends on September 14.
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Gary and
Gerard OS
Mexico
Mexico Yty
Ebbert
Uniited States Steel Corporation
James W. Gerard
Americia
Terreat
CcoILee and 2000 Smallpox Cases in City
Santiago Chile September 1974 government orders sweeping smallpox epidemic control. Vaccination becomes mandatory for all city residents after years of lax enforcement. Most patients hail from poorer city districts.
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Santiago
Chile
Died Notices and Funeral Details From Norwich Area
In Norwich on September 2 1881 Albert Grant Anderson aged 32 years 7 months funeral at Swedish Lutheran church Park avenue on Thursday September 15 at 2 20 p m viewing 12 to 1 at church interment Mountain Grove cemetery. In the city September 12 1951 Anna Gerber wife of Jacob Gerber Jr aged 53 years 3 months 16 days funeral from 219 Hollister avenue Thursday at 2 30 p m interment Park cemetery. Funeral at residence No 121 Broadbridge avenue on Thursday morning at 10 180 a m then from Russian Orthodox church. In Stratford September 12 physel Lazinak aged 49 interment Lakeview cemetery. Theodore Baldwin Nichols husband of Miriam Grey Nichols died September 1 at his late home 443 Kerema avenue Devon Conn Newark N J and South Bend Ind papers lease copy. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for sympathy after loss of Floyd Gile. thanks to church War auxiliary American Legion Veterans of Foreign, and all floral supporters. The funeral of Trene infant daughter of Walter and Prunes Horton Al Ester held at Dawson Ave Stratford, February burial in Linkenaw cemetery.
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Anderson
Norwich
Conn
Albert Grant Anderson
Julia
Oscar
Park Avenue
Mountain Grove
Gerbger
Anna
Jacob Gerber Jr
Hollister Avenue
Park Cemetery
Lotin Foet
Broadbridge Avenue
Stratford
Ohysel Lazinak
Lakeview Cemetery
Nichols
Theodore Baldwin Nichols
Miriam Grey Nichols
Ini. Puneras
Kerema Avenue
Devon
Newark N
South Bend
Ind
Trene
Walter
Prunes
Horton al- Ester
Arnold
Dawson Ave
A. Straford
Rex
Linkenaw
Rae Mainbraner
Walter Alister
Obituary for John McCail at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral was held at 9 o'clock yesterday from the home of Oliver Cooke, 421, with a solemn high mass at Sacred Heart Church conducted by Wiehard HH Moore. James Sullivan and Rev. Thomas Mooney assisted. Pallbearers included Clark Heady, Hugh Wieod, Frank P. Ntments, Harry Hovey, and Clarence W. Page. Burial followed at St. Michael's Cemetery.
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John McCail
Oliver Cooke
Sacred Heart
Wiehard HH. Moore
James Sullivan
Thanmas Mooney
Clark Heady
Hugh Wieod
Prank — Pty
Ements Fisnn
Harry Hovey
Clarence W. Page
St. Michael's Cemetery
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