Fashions of the present spark future fashion debate
London reports Sir Frank Dicksee criticizes 1925 styles as ugly with bobbed hair and short skirts troubling court dress norms. Debates on headpieces for debutantes persist as fashion turns toward long hair illusion and bow adornments. Also noted are Coolidge hat reblocking, the Southcott box opening plan, and church leaders to witness the event.
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Sir Frank Dicksee
England
Times
Sir Frank
Royal Academy
Tannhauser
Frank Dicksee
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King George
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Royal Gate
Charters Issued To New North Carolina Companies
RALEIGH April 10 The secretary of state filed papers of incorporation for John Saieed Inc Greenville capital 25000 with 5000 subscribed by John Saieed Ogia Saieed and A Richards all of Greenville general dry goods Snider Bros Inc Salisbury capital 50000 with 15000 subscribed by A H Snider Mary F Snider and W M Snider all of Salisbury wholesale and retail grocery business The Corbett company of Wilmington increased its capital stock from 100000 to 250000.
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John Saieed
W. M. Snider
Salisbury
Corbett Company
Wilmington
Question of right of adoptor a baby starts case
New York April 9 Investigations into whether a child adopted by Mr and Mrs F W Grofe Mersemire N J is the kidnapped Lilian McKenzie missing since 1923 Involved are Henry Leo Mottard alias Harry L Green a chiropractor charged with illegal operation He says the Grofe child was born in his office to a Connecticut woman Mary Sullivan and given to a Mrs O Keefe a professional mother who sold it to the Grofes for 100 Prosecutor Hart Bergen County NJ said Mr and Mrs Peter McKenzie identified the child Mildred Grose as theirs but later they waived identification and the case may never confirm the McKenzie link Dr Bernard S Gottlieb mentioned in report.
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Mersemire
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Henry Leo Mottard
Smithtown
Harry L. Green
Mottard
Grofe
Mary Sullivan
Connecticut
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O'Keefe
Hart
Bergen County
New Jersey
Peter McKenzie
Mildred Grose
McKenzie Girl
Bernard S. Gottlieb
New
Yorks dispute over child identity and boxing match plans
York, backed by Mrs Grofe, disputes McKenzie girl identity citing a physical trait shared with Grofe child. Gottlieb ties identification to that peculiarity. Meanwhile boxing bouts loom with Gib bons opponent set for June 12 at the Polo Grounds, followed by Wills vs King. Harry Wills and Tommy Gibbons to fight in New York outdoor rings this summer. The North Carolina motto Esse Quam Videri was adopted in 1893 for the Coat of Arms and Great Seal.
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Wills
Charley Can
King
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Newark
N. J
New York
Harry Wills
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
North Carolina
General Assembly
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