American Woman Again Leader of Diplomatic Set
Washington December 6. An American woman is described as the doyenne of the diplomatic corps, with the Baroness De Cartier de Marchienne as Dean of the corps. The article notes American-born wives holding prominent posts, references past doyennes, and mentions upcoming White House alterations and possible Coolidge residence changes linking to Roosevelt era practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgina Washington Washington
Theodora Roosevelt
White House
Bereness de Curtier de Marchinne
Retuna
Befors
Haroness de Cartier
Pecams
Alme
de Riana
Lika
Mic. Blanc
Doyenne
Mme
Jule Suaperand
Jusserands
Jusserand
Baroness de Cartier
de Blanc
Mme. Jusseraod
Conige
Lve
Roosevelts
Wrehington
Coolidge
Bloody Letter Reveals Hidden Plans in Marital Dilemma
The letter discussed four secret warnings as the solution to the trouble after Clara's father demanded marriage. Authorities refuse to release its contents until tomorrow's inquest to avoid swaying witnesses. Erdman's father denies knowledge of any marriage expectation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Erdman
Music and Musicians by Mme Corina Wright
New York reports on famed singer Johanna Gadeki and other stars. Madame Gadeki, long a Wagnerian figure, faces new travel rules in America after a recent passport inquiry. The piece mentions Wanda Trandowska, Rosina Gail, and premier danseuse plans, with a note on an upcoming concert tour and a proposed Paris concert hall project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Johanna Gadeki
Rome
Berlin
Armerica
Gildski
America
Inez
Metropolitan Opera
Rosina
Gail
Hag
Generan
Eho Hing
Atlanticity
Don’t Shoot Ruling Crimps Train Hunting
An Alaska railroad hunting ban ends the fall practice of shooting trains’ herd moving along the line in central Alaska. The new rule prohibits shooting from moving trains to forage game in the region. Local residents describe the issue as domestic cattle feeding on prairie ranges and threats to young stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchohagh
Alaska
Pather Wong
Cantral Alaska
Vratoven Farnterdy
Ve Drity
Wbkt Trice
Kensal
Prairie Ranger
Penin
King Feeds Birds at Buckingham Palace Gardens
London dispatch reports King George and Queen Mary engage in a daily habit of feeding a pheasant flock in Buckingham Palace gardens. The monarchs walk nearly a mile through the grounds, scattering bread crumbs and wheat to the birds, with the king keeping crumbs in a handkerchief and a wedding veil-like wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hature
Georg
Bary
Buckingham Palace
Els Acres
Neekle Phearant
Brenda
Coroner Jury Blames Driver in Mrs Love's Death
A coroner's jury found that Mrs. L. D. Lowe died after being struck by a truck driven by William Elkins at the Washington and Maxwell streets intersection. Elkins remains jailed and will face a preliminary hearing before Judge O. T. Bobbitt. The accident occurred as the truck, owned by Shawyer Co., failed to yield on the fast side of the street. Mrs. Lowe was crossing Washington Street when struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollge
M.D. Good
L. D. Lowe
Jackson
Strost
Strick
William Eiklee
Jikind
O T Bobbitt
Love
Washington Street
Jinan
Maxwell Wireel
Lovwind
Maxwell Street
Blizzard Strikes New England Killing Several In Snow
Severe storm blankets central and southern New England with 12 inch snow depths. Multiple traffic accidents, including trolley and auto collisions, cause deaths and injuries. Cities like Lockport Meriden and Boston report weather related fatalities and blocked roads. Fire and rescue services battle fires caused by the blizzard as crews battle drifting snow and wind gusts.
Bumper Tourist Crop Across States Boosts Revenue
A erratic early draft reports a booming tourist season in Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan with visitor counts and revenue figures. Wisconsin records a foreign visitor total near a million higher than its population while Michigan and Minnesota report millions in tourism income and substantial nonresident fishing permits. The piece mentions giant blackberries from Cox Joabbin and small pears as notable produce.
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Alimexota
Wikconely
Michigwn
Wisconsin
Virion Steater
Michigan
Rainton
Aline Nogate
Cox Joanbin
Editor Sent to Jail for Libel in Mencht Indiana
Georga Tale, editor of a weekly profit, was found guilty of criminal libel, fined 100 dollars, and sentenced to ninety days in the penal farm. He claimed he asked federal authorities to investigate local law enforcement. The grand jury examined witnesses about alleged violations. only minor tickets were returned. Dale had said he would quit publishing but now plans to continue the paper, criticizing perceived poetic abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencth
Ind
Georga Tale
Werkly
Fen
Weck
Grand Jury
Dale Anid
Manvls
Convert at Emanuel Baptist Church Draws Large Crowd
Six persons were converted yesterday at Emanuel Baptist Church in Charleston and Florian's trnels by Evangelist W A Miller, a former Indiana attorney. Miller has preached there for two weeks and will conclude next Sunday December 12 with a baptismal service, with crowds expected to attend both morning and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Baptist
Charleston
Florian
Trnels
W. A. Miller
Indianayells
Emmanuel Church
ARREST FARMER FOR MURDER OF HELPER IN DIXIE
Dec 5. Ba Powell, a 60 year old farmer, was arrested on a charge of murder in the death of Hy Ulmer Yau whose body was found today in the ruin of a burned cabin near Dixie. Yates had been employed on Powell’s farm. Mrs Yates admitted the weekage with Powell. The county attorney said Powell was a coroner's jury member which returned a verdict that Yau died from an unknown cause. Powell’s examination will occur this week.
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Vwendenson
Ba. Powell
Dixie
Yates
Powell
Odile Durum
Yaten
Powell Wit
Sharkey Signs for Series of Heavyweight Fights
New York December reports Tex Rickard announced Jack Sharkey agreed to a spring series of bouts to find a worthy opponent. Four heavyweights Paul Berlenbach Paolino Uzrudun Harry Svensson and Jim Maloney will be matched with Sharkey, the survivor facing another, with a possible Weldomex summer title match and Tunney targeted for autumn. Rickard plans elimination bouts among the four challengers while Sharkey is tied to other spring engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey York
Tex Rickard
Jack Sharkey
Harry Wille
Nhm
Boston Eailorman
Plumag
Sharker
Rickard
Filat
Paul Berlenbach
Paolino Uzrudun
Harry Sersson
Sweden
Jim Maloney
Gostem
Sharkey
Chile Consents to Kellogg Plan in Forty Year Dispute
Chile replies to Kellogg plan by accepting demilitarization conditions as the path to settle the long standing border quarrel with Peru and Bolivia. The Chilean note to Washington urges widest possible interpretation of demilitarization to ensure no future security risks from territorial waters or bases. A parallel note was sent through the American embassy to Santiago.
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TACNA
Waeh
Chile
Hern
State Department
Agnerisan
Embagsy
Santiago
Kellogg
Bolivia
Chie
Peru
Nense
Lodge of Sorrow Observed by Charleston Elks at Capitol Theatre
Charleston Chapter of the B P O Elks held the annual Lodge of Sorrow at the Capitol Theatre with a notable program. Anthony B. Dunlap of Cincinnati Lodge No. 5 delivered a stirring tribute to the Elks and departed members. The event featured music by Elks Choir, an invocation by Rev. Robert W. Lilly, and remarks by Phil J. Comey, with Fred Wagner presiding as Exalted Ruler.
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Charleston
B. P. C. Elkx
Capital Theatre
Lodge of Sorrow
Prothers
Anthony B. Dunlap
Lodge No. B
Cincinnati
Elks Lodge
Atr
Anthon
Elks
Fred Wagner
Balter Tyler
Champston Todge
Phil 3. Comey
West Virginia Review
Robert W. Lilly
Henry Francis
Capitol Theatre
C. AF. BleCormicis
A. C. Lytle
KB. Alexander
E. W. Youer
Bertan Winter
The
Jocak Clu
Quirvier
Pro
J. Henry Francis
National Antilhem
Bro
Robt
Tijley
Jea Bra
Phil
Conley
Athein
Elks Choir
Anthony
Asthma Cure Ad Claims Mail Order Remedy
An apparent advertisement from St Marys Kansas touts a mail order asthma remedy by D. J. Lane of Lane Building. The copy promises a $1.25 bottle to any writer and asks readers to send name and address, implying payment only if cured. The text is promotional and lacks verifiable medical backing.
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ST. Mary's, Kan
D. J. Lane
Lane Building
St Mine
Kan
Olcott settlers urged caution as rough talk fills page
An excerpt from Page One recalls Olcott and Centlouea scene as John Morris and fellow settlers are warned to watch their steps. The speaker stresses vigilance on the wagon path and rail, urging restraint to avoid trouble and embarrassment among the community.
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Lbshore
John
Logis Strait
Sich
Holea
John Morris
Village Scraps and Misadventures Rally Town Folk
Folktale style note recounts odd village incidents with residents Heale Penrod Williams and Ingerdoi. Events include missing funds, mischievous acts, near dives into cold water, and a fellow burned by a hot stove. Local characters, quirks, and everyday hazards form a quirky slice of life vignette.
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Johna
Penrad Williams
Tother Alte
Jeudne
Penrod
Ingerdoi
Reservations Open for Golden Rule Dinner at Baptist Temple
Reservations for the West Virginia Golden Rule Dinner are open at the Baptist Temple gymnasium tomorrow evening. Call to leave name address and number of plates. The hotel Pennsylvania chef provided the recipe used at this year’s national event in New York. The reception committee will meet Dr. Doughty in New York City as this year’s Golden Rule Speaker at the World Drain.
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Baptist Temple
Pennsylvania
New York City
Doughty
Woon Drain
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Tauguter
Atnonton
Wanda Trandowska
France
Art Centre For Music
St. Levin
Fehuman
Socrates
Isocrates
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Charleston Gazette
the State Newspaper
Crimps
Mrs. Love
Jess
William Elkins
Delaware
N.Y
Leavy Eno
Lockport
Rutomobile
Kenneth Mereh
Melvin Behtren
Smithville
Ian
George Jones
Enposites
Use City
Erie Railroad
Geogve
Lehigh Valley
Singer
Liguid
Boston
New England
Everett
Roll Gall
Frank HH. Wark
Charryatory
New Haven
Ciit
Meyer
Wood States
Jintse Geist Riehl
Hall-Mills
Somerville
N. d
Emmanuel Baptist
Farmer
Helper
Arsene J
Alm
Matihawe
Federal Prohibition
Art&us Handley of
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Coast Guard
Lye Biloxi
MiMesq
Cary Luverne
Grahame White
Excelient
Atta Boy
the Prince OF
Pep
Tonie Grey and Company
Thomas and
Frederick
Danes Terve
Battle
Patsy
Sears Monument Co
Charlarion
W.va
Olcott
Gary
Luden
Marionettes High
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McKee Music Co
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Orthophania Vieteeli
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