Cop Turns Artist and Wins Success With His Brushes
Greenwich Village story of Emile Blanchard a policeman guard of the Manhattan bridge by day who paints tree dream pictures at night. He rose from a basement artist in MacDougal Street to a one man show on Fifth Avenue and sold pictures to a Walldorf exhibition dealer.
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Greenwich Village
William Farrer
N.Y
Metropolia
New York City
Emile Blanchard
Upper Fifth Avenue
Henry
Emile
Manhattan Bridge
East River
Washington
Macs Dougal Street
MacDougal Street
Esmile
Hmile
Tedger
Fannle
Emile Ingo
Waldorf-Antona
Society of Independent Artists
Hil
Wieney
Ini
Alee
Paris audience hears Raymond Duncan call marriage evil
In Paris on May 4, Raymond Duncan denounces marriage as a hideous evil and old social conventions, urging both sexes to discard rigid sexual norms. He argues men and women share a common humanity and urges a new social substitute, while recognizing no clear alternative.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Raymond Duncan
Salle Des Inveneurs
Lve
Duncan
High School Girls Glee Club Delivers Notable Annual Concert
Large Charleston audience applauded the Girls' Glee Club under Miss Kathryn Carey at the high school auditorium. The program featured songs from Jocelyn, readings by Virginia Dillan and Pawling Junks, two Virginia Wiley solos, and the musical operetta The Last Tea of Tsuki. The group displayed polished voices and strong stage presence throughout a lengthy program.
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Janet Kelly
Madeline Shore
Hehe Sen
Virginia Yen
Kathryn Cares
Madeline Shomo
Virginia Wiley
Musica
Elu
American Home To France Exhibition At Paris Urges Aid
A plan to send a model American home to Paris for the international exhibition on household and labor saving devices was announced in New York. Arthur Williams of the New York Edison Co. becomes American section president and the home, a gift to France, will showcase modern kitchens and appliances to boost tourism and American influence in France.
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France
Paris
Arthur Willams
Vie New York Edison Company
Wine
Brendh
Americ
Brolant
Mrs Budlong Loses First Court Fight in Newport
Mrs Jes sie Margaret Budlong failed in a Newport Rhode Island superior court bid for separate maintenance from husband Milton J Budlong of New York. Judge Arthur Sumner dismissed the case on grounds of lack of legal residency in Newport. Custody of two sons had already been awarded to the husband, and Mrs Budlong faces a two year barrier before re establishing residence.
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Wport
R. L
Jessie Margaret Budlong
Milton J. Budtong
New York
Newport
Hersult
Arthur Sumner
Gudtong
Ethyl gasoline deliveries suspended by New York firm
The Ethyl Gasoline Corporation will suspend indefinitely tetraethyl lead fuel deliveries starting tomorrow. The company cites ongoing scientific controversy over health effects and notes the surgeon general has called a Washington conference on the matter for the 29th to consider available information. Deliveries to the U S government are unaffected, and the company will continue research and experimental purposes.
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New York
Ethyl
Surgeon-General
United States
Washington
Emny Gasoline Corporation
Dlia
Doctors to Meet in Big Convention in Atlantic City
Atlantic City will host the annual meeting of the American Medical Association May 2 29 with facilities across the city. The event will fill the pier and many hotels for general sessions and exhibits. a multiview theater will showcase medical films and new treatments including ringworm care and cancer control. Dr Wow BD Haggard of Nashville will be inaugurated president and outline public health priorities.
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Atlantic City
Welliaw
Uaedenside Ciy
Journal of the American Medical
American Medical Association
Steed
Jndition
Multv
United States
American Social
American Social Hiygiene Association
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Wow BD. Haggard
Nashville
Tenn
Modern Opera Captivates Cologne Audience
Cologne May 4 The Onlenge Opera company presents The Love for the Thre Uranges praised as a major musical find of the year. Serge Prabatior leads a praised cast with critics hailing the production as a fresh modern work with strong text and music.
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Richard Atreuss
Heligoland Fortifications Dismantled Brightens Island Scene
May 4 6 inhabitants report Heligoland's fortifications removed turning the island from a war era fortress and naval base to a peaceful harbor. Demolition of harbor works and fort defenses is nearly complete with large scale rubble and underground chambers exposed. officials expect reduced sightseeing but announce joy at peaceful transition and long term stability.
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Tim Ligolard
Sutner
Godine
Remediuim
de Ine Tereatlivd Commission
Turber Yntyange Agaonst
Trensidaalen
Akeadt
Barker Works
EU Ap
Warner
Perma
Bedi Dune
Brest
Florence Lake tunnel to divert San Joaquin waters under Kaiser range
The Florence lake tunnel, a 14 foot bore under the Sierras, will divert upper San Joaquin River waters from Huntington Lake to Big Creek and the San Joaquin via a four power-house chain. It aims to irrigate 620000 acres and power 3100 factories, supporting about 200000 people.
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Presto
Cal, Muy de Water
Fy Mowinsr Teal Fay Acough
Bouthern
Ail Furnis Bation Company
Kaiser Range
Sierras
Florence Lake
Sanduaquin River
Huntington
Ble Creek
Sandusquin River
Huntington Lake
San Joaquin
Chain of Edison Power House
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Addi
California
Wollson Company
Sys Tem
Popala
Peny
Claims Descent from Christopher Columbus
A worn Iberian genealogical note claims Tuas Le Migcho-Kleenitia and others are direct descendants of Christopher Columbus through a chain involving Austrian regiments and a Spanish prince’s executors. The text cites a Viennese notice and later references a 18th or 19th century claim, with unclear dates and names, suggesting contested lineage and the legitimacy of the descent.
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Himsele
Darshan
Leopardy Colonie
Culanba
Obituary for LeMaster Bunural and Mrs. Daphense Summers
Obituary items note the death of LeMaster Bunural a longtime Methodist minister and parishioners Mrs Daphense Summers and Mrs Dopbosey Tumnmers The service for Bunural will be conducted by Rev W J Wing with other city ministers assisting and burial at Henselgh Une Sprites HM cen. Summers died at home on Philadelphia Avenue with funeral arrangements not yet finalized.
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Ayne Marter
Tryslow Street
Foto Op
Ro Heyighurest
First Methodist Church
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M. J
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Merk
Whee
Utotheston
Dlatacher
Irs
Dopbosey Stunmwers
Daphensy Kumners
Opti
Phitd Avenue
Wounded Cincinnati Man Recalled in Unclear Text
Fragmented report describes a Cincinnati man, Brynkisvaina aged 85, with injuries at an unspecified location on West sy PRib street. OCR text is garbled, but mentions a gathering, possible names, and an incident occurring on a Saturday night with subsequent questions about details and inquiries to authorities.
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Brynkisvaina
Son West
Sy Prib Street
Ciehiniath
Ryans
Indicted miners amid crowd at trial in April
A grand jury in Lond county alleges a group of miners faced charges after a shooting incident at a public gathering. The case centers on Tony Urbin and fellow defendants named in the indictment. A bystander was injured as crowds watched. one defendant was taken to hospital with a bullet wound.
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Jieliet
Tobert
Dbs
Meir
Gilendile
Phine Vagdik
A Iniher
Gee Wragk Cernelah
Tony Urbin
Dolm Rudak Earge Geltekh Prank Wobaski
Jonn Stublek
Hod Pulvos
Tony Thusten
Lesan Sevinunaki
John Waraitaini
Mik Miasulin
Anthonyseleextel Waele Budski
Inst Prisies
Ele
Alex Musik
Wale Mierish
Mean George
Dulim Bawrwell
Attnel Rey
Trent
Hte Howe
Crowed
Dawt Critien
Eral
Crow
Glass firm enters receivership amid bank trouble in region
A Glass company, listed with multiple plants including Weston and Kane counties, is placed in receivership. Court-appointed officials will manage assets, appoint auxiliary receivers, and continue operations at three sites while creditors file claims and restructuring proceeds.
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Harket
Walt
Bie Awerler
Weston
Huntiurgten
Kune
Mount Jewett
Siuithport
Ok Iulger
Gtd Traaom
Fiat
Oper Enim
Avivndeau Pela Valuad
Fen Imannireelies
Obin
Okiioma
Denne
nyTvania
Trade Licensing Ordinance Passed by City Council
A city council last night approved a trade licensing ordinance governing plumbers and related trades. The measure includes licensing for work in new construction and property maintenance, with compliance steps and penalties for noncompliance.
Interstate Commerce Limitation in Classic Supreme Court Case
The report cites Justice McReynolds invalidating state power to burden interstate commerce, noting the Fourteenth Amendment does not extend such authority beyond state borders. Justice Brandeis reportedly dissented but his views are not detailed. In Great Falls, Campbell is charged with fraud in a wool market case and awaits federal court action.
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Anis Company
Mandachufis. Liepert
Alphe Portland Cesuart
Vereut Masaéwhuseits
Mhrney
PANY
Maswichusetts
Anniele
Ved
Higtien McReynalds
Ee CS
Justice Prandeis
Te Grwat Falls
Peace policy remarks stir European reaction abroad
Reports from Saint Joseph and Boston describe mixed reactions to diplomatic speech by Mr Haughton on European issues. Officials weigh Washington stance on private loans and nonaggressive aid, while observers in Europe await responses to findings and potential arms talks.
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Barane
Hougston
Canigge
Turape
Amer- Jeans
Tate
Iittie
Washington
Tx Sertulm
Road progress noted as detours ease on Charleston Logan route
Officials report near completion of Blair Mountain detour opening the Charleston to Logan route by June. Work advances on the Charleston Clendenin road with gaps near Big Chimney Elk View and Pinch balanced by new detours. Completion aims for mid December with paving planned between Charleston and Bluefield.
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Charleston-Tlogar
Blair Mountain
Jengih
Logan
Chirleston-Clendenin
Big Chimney
Elk View
Pere
Workershane
Charleston
Bluetid
Flat Tap
Princeton
Wharlet and Jlases Construction Company
Bivefield
Spaniahburn
Chiurhaa=ton
Biuefield
Furniture price probe to start in Chicago
May 4 report says a federal grand jury will hear testimony in Chicago on an investigation into about three hundred furniture manufacturers. The inquiry seeks to explain wartime price levels and possible Sherman Act violations with Walter Chapman of Dex Moines first witness. A corps of experts and stenographers worked at the federal building as 200 subpoenas were issued by Roger S. to summon witnesses nationwide.
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Federal Grand Jury
Walter Chapman
Chapman Furniture Company
Dex Moines
Iowa
Federal
Roger Shale
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