Higher Rents Not Justified If Extra City Tax Levy Approved
Emergency Committee told pending political organization decisions on mobilizing signatures for a 96 mill extra city tax levy in June. The group discussed coordinating with Democratic and Republican city central committees, Kiwanis support, and LWV aid while noting tax revenue changes and department needs for the latter half of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Emergency Committee
Vincent Beckman
Central City Committee
Froome Morris
Republican City Central Committee
Sol Freiberg
Freiberg
William Hess
Kiwanis Club
A. G. Wulff
League of Women
Henry Bensley
W. T. Calerdine
Health Department
Park Department
Service Department
Charles F. Hornberger
Park
General Hospital
Anne Marcus
Board of Elections
Parents urged tighter watch on children, Scout executive says
Arthur E. Roberts, Boy Scout Executive, told Kiwanis Club that modern parents shirk duties and rely on teachers and nurses. He warned youth crime rising, linking it to improper dancing and “petting,” urging strict parental oversight and approval to curb youth misdirection. He noted Scout membership growth from 600 to 2,600 in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Roberts
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Roberts
United States
New York
Boy Scout
America
Boy Scout Movement
City Manager Salary Question Divides Council Powers
City Clerk Fred Schneller asked City Solicitor Frank Bowman for a legal opinion on whether the present City Council or a nine member council elected in November has the authority to set the city manager’s salary. He argues the new council will fix salaries at 1150 dollars a year and may also appoint and pay the mayor separately. The charter amendment states the city manager is appointed by council and paid as fixed by council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowman
Fred Schneller
Schneller
Business Women's Club plans another Home Beautiful Exposition
Members of the Home Beautiful Exposition committee hosted a dinner at 425 East Fifth Street after the show at Music Hall. A letter asking exhibitors for feedback and interest in booths at the March event drew replies from about half of the exhibitors, with many expressing willingness to rent booths next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Club
Music Hall
East Fifth Street
Auntie Madge Rides Lady on Farm Afternoon
Auntie Madge watches Jerry Ticer and children Marion and Junior ride the old horse Lady. She tries horseback fun despite misgivings, then clambers onto the horse with Jerry guiding, recalling a childhood memory of riding on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Marion
Junior
Jerry Ticer
Jerry
Madge
Marign
Lady
Graham
Ticer
Jim
Han
The Easter Hat May Be Velour
Hats lean toward extremes with brims as a common feature. Turbans wane, small hats show straight or turned up brims, and large hats droop at the sides. Velour and felt hats gain favor with Paris fashion, though face shading by hair braid remains a concern for spring and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fairchild
The Only Man
Viola Carrington’s friends call Jim Brown her Hoodoo Lover. He avoids work and lives on his father’s money, yet Viola sees him as the only man. She pushes him to go to Chicago to work, but his father brings him back and Jim then vanishes, leaving Viola seeking answers.
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Viola Carrington
Jim Brown
Viola
Jim
Chicago
New York
Engagement Rings and Steamer Coats Ahead of Wedding
Jim and Viola plan a quiet wedding after their engagement in Chicago. He saves for a ring and discusses funds, while she dreams of diamonds and a life with his future fortune. They depart the restaurant in hopeful mood, interrupted by a surprise encounter with Bouton, Peters, and Dickson on the eve of tomorrow’s conspirators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Peters
Bouton
van Dyke Bouton
Wilfred Peters
Margery Dickson
By Press Publishing Co
Dancing Image On An Imaginary Track
A narrator recalls riding past a farm house toward a grassy plot and an imagined race. Jerry plays a harmonica, provoking a sudden whirl by Lady who circles the scene with dainty, dancing steps.
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Jerry
Egg Roll Planned at White House by D.C. Children
Children in the capital will join Mrs. Coolidge for the annual Easter Monday egg rolling on the White House grounds, marking a big community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
New York World News Service
Washington
Capital
J Brand Walker 60 Dies After Plunger Fame
J Brand Walker age 60 once famed Wall Street plunger who claimed 5 million dollars in eight months in 1907 died unexpectedly at the Hotel Traymore. Ill health since 1911 followed a Adirondacks sojourn. Son of Edwin Walker and husband of Helen Gladys Almy, body shipped to Chicago for burial.
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New York World News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
J. Brandt Walker
Wall Street
Traymore
Adirondacks
Edwin Walker
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Helen Gladys Almy
J. Winthrop Almy
Chicago
Ohio Rated Third in Welfare at Prisons
Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare, renowned prison welfare worker, says Ohio ranks third in prison welfare with rapid progress but still lags behind New Jersey and New York. She is in Cincinnati to address the United Garment Workers of America at Emery Auditorium after an interview at the Lin ton hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kate Richards O’hare
Commonwealth University
Mena,Ark
Cincinnati
Union of the United Garment Workers of America
Emery Auditorium
Linton
O’hare
New Jersey
New York
Expelled Aliens Arrive at Ellis Island
New York March 30 The largest shipment of expelled aliens since deportations began arrived at Ellis Island today. Two hundred six so called undesirables were moved on a guarded special train from the Pacific Coast dubbed the Red Special by trainmen. Most are described as criminals smuggled into the country by immigrant runners along the Canadian and Mexican borders. Some women were well dressed and appeared refined and educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
West
Ellisg Island
Pacific Coast
Straw hat season opens with parades in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 30 officials announce the straw hat season starts tomorrow. Bands will perform and many parade participants wear straw hats as Mayor McShane issues the open season proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New Orleans
McShane
Duke Charles Philip d Orleans Plans Canadian Ranch Purchase
Duke Charles Philip d Orleans nephew of King Albert of Belgium arrived in St John aboard the Marloch en route to Saskatchewan to buy land near the Prince of Wales ranch where a royal colony has formed. He will proceed to Lord Rodney’s Ft Saskatchewan ranch. he comes from Neuilly and is a descendant of Louis Philippe of France.
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Canada
ST. John
Charles Philip d’ Orleans
King Albert
Belgium
Marloch
Saskatchewan
Prince of Wales
Duc de Nemours
Lord Rodney
Ft. Saskatchewan
Louis Philippe
France
Neuilly
Ludlow Man Held Up On Erighth Street
Walter S. Webster of 14 Oak Street Ludlow Kentucky reported to police an armed robbery last night at Erighth Street and McLean Avenue. A white man, who wore a revolver, robbed him of 50 dollars and a 60 dollar gold watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Walter S. Webster
Oak Street
Erighth Street
McLean Avenue
Home-Making Helps By Wanda Barton
Uncle Sam urges clean food storage to prevent botulism in refrigerators. The article advises thorough cleaning, proper ice levels, and careful handling of meat fish dairy and canned goods to avoid spoilage and keep families healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Barton
Uncle Sam
Sam
Blood test center stage in Ullman breach suit
In New York a $150,000 breach of promise suit against Colonel Isaac N. Ullman, New Haven Republican boss, hinges on a blood test to determine if a four year old boy has negro ancestry. Miss Florence Redington claims Ullman fathered the child and seeks damages. Ullman denies paternity and marriage promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Isaac N. Ullman
New Haven
Conn
Florence Redington
Supreme Court
Guy Here
Peters
Miss Redington
Colonel Ullman
Louis Johnson
Justice Guy
Louis Ullman
Ullman
Caroline Orr
Miss Orr
Andrew Peters
Health Department
Agnew Peters
Women urged to support reforestation program by congressman Davey
Martin L. Davey of Kent Ohio urged Cincinnati women to back forest conservation and reforestation at a Friendship Garden Circle lunch. He warned of a looming lumber famine within twenty five years and called for government action to buy waste lands and limit wasteful logging. He spoke earlier at Wyoming Garden Club and Norwood Federation events and planned talks at the Cincinnati Woman's Club and Terrace Park Garden Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Ohio
Friendship Garden Circle
Woman's City Club
United States
Davey
San Jose
China
America
Wyoming Garden Club
Norwood Federation of Women’s Clubs
Norwood Library
Cincinnati* Woman’s Club
Terace Park Garden
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Scout
EB. Kerger
Business Women’s Club
Commercial Tribune
West Toonerville
By Fontaine Fox
Bell Syndicate, ‘ Inc
Eleanor Gunn
Fay Stevenson
J. B. Walker
Ellis Island
Percy Grainger
Steinway & Sons
Hotel Linton French Ballroom
Bach-Liszt
Michaelchurch
John
Spoon River
Balfour Gardiner
Chopin
Grainger
Minnie Tracey
Steinway
West Fourth Street
Werk
Werk Company
THE
M. Werk CO
West Seventh St
Dearing
Sycamore Street
New England Hat Company
E. Sixth Street
Phone Canal
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