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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1922

Page

2

Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln courting in Springfield

In 1841 Mary Todd visits Springfield where Abraham Lincoln, a rising legislator, pursues her with candid affection. Mary sees his promise yet fears their differences on slavery and manners, but a kiss after a heartfelt talk solidifies their engagement. Elsewhere, Harry Davis recovers health and plans marriage with Bim, while families discuss future matches and business.

Mary Todd Springfield Ninian W. Edwards Mary Mr. Edwards United States Abraham Lincoln Speed Todds Mr. Lincoln Abe Sangamon County Lincoln Miss Todd Rature Lfe Josiah Traylor Edwards’ House Abe Lincoln Douglas Edwards Ann Todd Henry Brimstead Davis Chicago Henry Prairies Harry New York Bim

Plain’s End Ride Foreshadows Amun West Visit

Two days later Bim persuades Harry to a one night trip to Plain’s End to mingle with a friend’s simple hospitality. He boasts of bear-carrying prowess as they plan an eight oclock departure, a brief visit, and a return the next day to deepen their bond amid talk of law study.

Bim Plain's End Harry Coke Abe

Parrot Causes Fuss in Hanson Place Neighborhood

A gray parrot with a long red tail perched opposite the Hanson Place Baptist church drew attention by whistling at women as they passed. Patrons reported the bird’s antics to police, leading to laughter when the culprit was revealed by an amused officer.

Hanson Place Hanson Place Baptist Church Brooklyn Eagle

Tribute to Chinese craftsmanship in stone and jade

Artistic Chinese works in cloisonne and jade bowls show intricate craftsmanship. The pieces, featuring coral and amber blossoms and delicate white jade, reflect the artisan's skill and the collector’s zeal as American buyers import Far Eastern treasures for luxury markets.

Far East Pacific

Postmaster General Hays to enter film work after cabinet

The Postmaster General Will Hays is leaving the cabinet on March 4 to join the movie industry with a $150,000 yearly salary. He says the move aims to lead a moral crusade to raise standards in film production and promote the educational value of motion pictures. The President supports the decision as a public service opportunity.

Will Hays

Madden Watchdog Hailed as Watchdog of Treasury

M B Madden, chair of the house appropriations committee, says government expenditures will be kept within income for the coming fiscal year. Initial estimates show a 167.5 million dollar gap, but four annual bills have been cut by 58 million, with eight more pending. Budget Director Dawes says balance in two years. committee moves to make expenditures balance in the next year.

Samson Biker Logan Browning Stephen T. Logan Sangamon County Harry Lake Placid Judge Fine Ogdensburg Oswegatchie Chicago Bim Dearborn Street John Wentworth Sarah Traylor Rassling Josiah Annabel Brimstead Joe Annabel Dod Bing Ways and Means Sarah Milwaukee Martin B. Madden Minors Good Iowa House Appropriations Committee Congress Treasury Charles G. Dawes Appropriations Committee

He's Counting the Days Till Spring

Allister McCormick and Mary Landon Baker, the Smart Set couple, have stirred headlines since January 2. Mary missing the Chicago church wedding plans triggered his voyage to England. Mary now in Montecito, California declares a spring marriage aboard a New York sailing.

Allister McCormick Mary Landon Baker Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago Allister Mary Alister Ngland New York Montecito Calif

Pearl Necklace Mystery Inches Toward Public Eye

A New York suit by Benguiat Brothers claims Cartier mishandled a $1.5 million sale of Catharine II of Russia’s pearl necklace now linked to Philadelphia socialite Mrs. James H. St. Cromwell and her daughter Delphine. The case traces the piece through Detroit and to the Dodge family with a $300,000 import duty noted.

James H. St. Cromwell Nee Dodge Philadelphia Catherine 1I Russia New York Benguiat Brothers Paris Cartier, Inc Benguiats Pierre Cartier Sam Detroit H. E. Dodge Delphine Cromwell Mr. Dodge

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Irving Bacheller Brooklyn Srrolin Hays National Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Mr. Hays M. B. Madden Undarwood EDU ICL
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