Fashion clash as showgirls denounce flashy men’s wear
Four Ziegfeld showgirls backstage condemn flashy colors and fancier styles for men. They praise Ronald Colman as well dressed, mock Buddy Rogers, and urge men to dress conservatively on and off stage. They suggest red outfits for certain looks but reject pink tuxedos and flamboyant hats.
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Tiegfeld
Badly Rogers
Ziegfeld
Press Egent
Buddy Roger A
Mary Coyle
Lincoln
Louie Allen
Alice
Buddy
Hollywood
Marlon Dixon
Wichita
Mary Alice Rice
Dallas
Miss Coyle
Jimmy Walker
Miss Allen
Drops oath to king Dublin Dai Bireann move
March 28 Trish Free State formally notified Great Britain it intends to remove the oath of allegiance to the king required of Dai Bireann members immediately. The step marks a shift in oath requirements affecting Irish governance relations with Britain.
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Dublin
Trish Free State
Great Britain
Dai Bireann
River dragged for woman lost in plane wreck
UPI reports a Western Air Lines plane crashed on Brown Island in the Ohio River. Pilot Hal George died, body recovered. Dr. Carol Skinner Cols, a St. Louis physician and sole passenger, is missing with theories she jumped or was dragged away by the river as rescue efforts continue.
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United Press
Sthubenville
Mare
Carol Skinner Cols
St. Louis
Alr Lines Armall
Brown Island
Ohio River
Hal George
Dr. Cole
Uemiginkind
Nomab
Columbus
Pittsbiingt
Signs of economic improvement seen in Philadelphia port
The Philadelphia port shows early signs of economic improvement as shipping activity rises in March. Alfred Lynch, secretary to the Board of Commissioners of Navigation, estimates about 1,100 ships totaling up to 4,000,000 tons may arrive or sail this month based on the first three weeks. Port Richmond terminal is busy with United Kingdom and Mediterranean trade.
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Philadelphia
Atan Uc and
Palio
Gulf of Mexico
Alfred Lynch
Board of Commissioners of Navigation
Port Richmond
Reading Company
United Kingdom
Workers seek commutation for old murder case man
Pittsburgh March 22 fellow workers of Frank Pauletta alias Louis Rosy ree sentenced to be hanged in an 18 year old killing case plan to raise funds for Pauletta's defense. United Mine Workers of America Coverdale district meet Friday to aid his defense as Pauletta awaits execution for the 1914 Clarksburg murder associated with a dance hall shooting.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank Pauletta
Louis Rosy
United Mine Workers of America
Coverdale
Pauletta
Patrick Fagan
Clarksburg
Louis Ross
Fime
John C
West Virginia
Giberli
Clirksburg
Slaying of Miner Remains Mystery Reported In Sturgeon
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Paul Moutis a 40 year old miner and ex Belgian Army member was found slain in his Sturgeon Pennsylvania home Sunday night. Dozen suspects were questioned. authorities released all after no solid clues about the killer emerged. Balmer and local officers had considered robbery possibly motive as Mouffe was believed to carry money. The case remains unsolved with no identified suspect.
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United Pres
Pittsburgh
Mar
Paul Moutis
Sturgeon
Allegheny Bounty
R. A. Balmer
McDonald, Pa
Balmer
Man Charged With Swindling Newsboys
Poetsburgh, March 24. Morris Apstein of Cleveland was ordered held on $1000 bond as investigation continues into an alleged scheme dubbed a newsboy racket. Dennison of the Better Business Bureau filed charges claiming Apstein promised newsboys $4 weekly stock benefits and a two week vacation if they joined clubs. It was said candy was used to secure memberships and Moslein Gish faced charges for slick advertising a newsboy magazine to fund vacations.
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Poetsburgh
Morris] Apstein
Cleveland
Dennison
Better Business
Tureau
Sonal
Epateln
Clulinea
Newsboy
Ono
Supstein
Moslein Gish
Rushng Boy to Phila to Remove Object From Throat
Five year old Harold Mintaneyer is being transported by train from Lincoln Nebraska to Philadelphia for treatment after doctors failed to remove a foreign object from his throat. Dr Chevalier Jackson of Temple University will examine him and perform surgery when feasible.
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Philadelphia
Mar
Harold Mintaneyer
Lincoln
Neb
Chevalier Jackson
Temple University
Roy Mistameyer
Jackson
Refuse to heed insurgents in miners strike
Wilkes-Barre Pa March 22 insurgent leaders in Districts 4 and 9 United Mine Workers called mass formations to halt work but threats jeers and boots deterred the effort. Despite the strike nine days in District 1 and several days in District 9, many collieries reopened as workers returned. Maxwell Collery No 20 with 1700 men resumed operation amid broader reopening. Shenandoah and Stevens operations noted.
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Wilkes Barre
Pneusanle
Inthnite Ralnees
United Mine Workers of America
Elise
Shenandoah
Stevens
Freighter San Angelo Fires Aftermath Update
A wireless message reports the freighter San Angelo proceeding under its own power toward Balboa, Panama, after a third wartime fire. The ship lies off Capt Mala on the Panama west coast about 100 miles from Balboa, with the freighter Falciivid stationed nearby. San Angelo, 5000 ton class, carries a crew of 30 and is owned by States Steamship Co of Portland, Oregon, which also owns San Lucas and Fairfield. Built in Seattle, the vessel is 400 feet long.
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San Angelo
Balhoa
United Press New York
Balboa
Ganaong
Hay
New York
Stackay Radio Company
Fraighter
Falciivid
Mala
Panama
Senne
States Steamship Company
Portland
Oregon
Ppirfeld
Seattle
Wash
Striking miners resume work amid Scranton area tensions
Efforts end temporary closures at Richards, Kehley Run and Lo cust Mountain collieries as workers return. In Scranton, UMW officials boost patrols to fend off picket pressure while insurgent leaders claim 40,000 miners are idle and warn the strike will extend.
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Ery
Richards
Kehley Run
Locust Mountain
Scranton
United Mine Workers
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