Marriage of Widow Mouvet Put Off Six Months
New York telegram reports Mrs Eleanor Mouvet widow of Maurice Mouvet and her dancing partner Charles Sabin will delay their marriage license. The Mouvet family insurance requested a six month postponement and Sabin's parents supported the delay. The ceremony was planned for today at the Little Church Around the Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ambrosiaurice Mouvet
Ma.-’ee
Charles Sabin
Mouvet
Sabin
Hillsberry is Sentenced for Christmas Shopper Fraud
Guy Hillsberry of Rosemont and Grafton received ten days in jail from Police Judge H. M. Ross in Clarksburg after a hearing on purchasing many items without paying. He claimed to be an agent for another man named Davison in local business circles. Merchants faced repeated nuisance as he shopped every street, buying varied goods with no money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hillsberry
Rosemont
Grafton
H. M. Ross
Clarksburg
Hillsberry
Ross
Davison
Davisson
Hilsberry
Jewish Leader Passes Away at Paterson N J
Nathan Barnett 89 philanthropist and former mayor of Paterson N J died at his home. He emerged from repeated business failures to influence his community and was the only Jew with a monument erected in his memory while living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Nathan Barnett
Patterson
Toda
Church to Continue Prayer Book Battle
Pittsburgh December 23 Approximately 1 500 000 was distributed by Orphans Court from the estate of David L Gillespie to Presbyterian church groups including the general assembly National missions foreign missions Christian Education and ministerial relief. Bequests to Pittsburgh institutions ranged from 2500 to 100 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
Orphans Court
David Lt. Gillespie
General Assembly
Board of National Missions
Board of Foreign Missions
Board | of Christian Education
Board | of Ministerial Relief
Charters for two million dollar WV corporations issued
Charters granted by the secretary of state authorize Dinsmoor and Company of St Marys to engage in oil and gas and the Collieries Company of Charleston to run coal and by products with listed WV incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
the Collieries Company
M. A. McParland
Jam Paul Riley
Zack Sutton
Bessie B. Hoover
R.”A. Herland
Prenter
W. Va
Day Officers Taking Tests in Civil Service
Washington report states 75 percent of prohibition administrators have qualified for enforcement posts under the civil service test plan. The Civil Service Commission began Brat certification of eligibles for the treasury in the first district of New England. Further certifications will follow as tests are completed, with a nationwide rollout by end of January. Oral tests and character investigations for lower administrative posts and 2,000 enforcement agents are in progress and will be published as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Treasury
New England
Posible
Open Letter To Supt McAndrew From Board Attorney
Chicago December 24 Unable to cross examine William McAndrew suspended superintendent of schools, due to his refusal to attend trial before the school board. Attorney Frank S. Righeimer published an open letter asking eight questions. The letter probes silence on un American histories and whether teachers would defend McAndrew. It questions if the principals clubs committee found his testing methods obsolete as testimony centers on un American histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William McAndrew
Frank S. Righeimer
McAndrew
Principals Clubs
Tiny Motor Weighs Tenth of An Ounce
Meseritz Germany Hugo Klose, a watchmaker, claims to have built the world's smallest electrometer. The device is about two thirds the size of a pen, under two tenths of an inch in height and width, and weighs just over one tenth of an ounce. It comprises 62 parts and is powered by a small motion mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meseritz
Germany
Hugo Klose
Maker of tiny motor hopes to build more at speed
A inventor named Klose discusses developing a miniature electric motor and the challenges faced such as overheating. He claims to have created a working unit and envisions producing duplicates quickly, noting the tradeoffs between effort and output while guarding safety during fabrication.
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Burton & Sitter’s
Toggery
W. Main St
W.va
New York
Maurice
Chos
Santa
Priges
Reliable Jewelers
West Main St
Paterson, N
Grenfield
Lawman
D. _Bonafede
the Tome
Pepe
Pho
Savelloney
Bacon
A. C. Thomas
Grand St
Anc
Navere Stude
Joos
LEE Bennett & Son
the Electric Shop
Lai
East Main Street
John W. Brown
Everything Electrica
Fikins
James B. Allen
Davis and Elkins College
George W. Fisher
Fisher
Januay
Allen
University of Pittsburgh
Georgetown College
Kentucky
Fairmont
Elizabeth Bartholow
Jackson
Auigus
Webster Springa
Main Street
Billy Mason
Ell Mason
Webster Springs
Highwood Hospital
Glenn
Sis
S. D. Allen
Earl Meeks
Wheeling
Riverside
National Tube Company
Benwoods
Wheeling Steel Corporation
I. M. Scott
United States Steel Corporation
Coke Department
Sement-Solvay Company
Scott
Hertha, Mineral, Company
Tiltonsville
Oho
Gilbert Lagos
New Jersey Zinc Company
KKK Zappit Seriuos
Klose
Puta
Aristnis
The
B. &P. Meat Market
P. Meat Market
Tor
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