Kiwanis Club Speaker Praises North Carolina Work
Lieutenant governor Kiwanis John Garbel of Mooresville tells High Point Kiwanis clubs that Carolina units share strong community efforts and notes over 100000 members in the U S and Canada. He urges new members to embrace Kiwanis spirit and mentions Milwaukee convention plans and the Sedgefield rally with a 12:30 barbecue and sports activities.
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John Garbel
Kiwanis
Mooresville
Two
Caro
A. E. Tate
Garbel
L. C. Maton
P. E. Lindley
R. K. Young
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
High Point
Dr. Lindley
R. E. Snow
L. L. Stookey
Board of Directors
Sedgefield
Carolinas
C. Sam Cummins
Detroit
International Kiwanis
Edward Harrison
Air Mail Between New York and Washington Doubled
Air mail service between New York and Washington will be doubled starting May 5 with no stopover at Baltimore if a suitable field is provided in that city.
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Washington
New York
Baltimore
Stuffed Celery Delights The Jaded Spring Appetite
A simple side idea uses celery stalks filled with a soft cheese paste. Mix cream cheese Rocquefort and cream, season to taste, then stuff the celery cavities for a easy family treat.
Secretist Report On Aunt Attack Klepto Mania
A Northern Daily Telegraph note suggests a discussion about an aunt involved in a kleptomania incident. The text hints at a behavioral analysis and advice to handle theft impulses more discreetly.
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Northern Daily Telegraph
Cleanup Axe Swoops Into Chicago Heights
Chicago Heights, once a haven for liquor and gambling crime, sees a major crackdown by federal county and city police. Sixty two slayings tied to a gang era in ten years, with thirty in the last three, as rival rackets clash and bootleg trade taps the suburb’s crime history.
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Chicago
Triple Entente
Chicago Heights
Federal County
Scarface
al’ Capone
Cicero
Chicago Heights Raid Ends Decade of Disorder
Federal and local authorities led a 1506 raid on Chicago Heights netting a large liquor ring and 25 leaders. Officers found 423 slot machines in Oliver Ellis home and smashed hundreds more as politicians ties surfaced. The operation aimed to clean up the suburb and protect the metropolitan area.
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Chicago Heights
John A. Swanson
Chicago
Oliver J. Ellis
Ellis
Struthers Appears to Be Winning His Fight
David Struthers of Gastonia defeated a six week battle with generalized toxic poisoning at a Wilmington hospital. He came after a nervous breakdown and throat infection. Doctors twice despaired of recovery but blood transfusions aided his improvement as over 360 volunteers gave blood.
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Wilmington
David Struthers
Gastonia
Mr. Struthers
Fresh Sink Tip Uses Washing Soda For Clean Drain
A home tip suggests placing a tablespoon of washing soda in the sink drain overnight, then pouring boiling water in the morning to keep the sink fresh and sweet.
First National Automobile Show Opens in New York 1909
Eight steam driven eight electric driven and fifteen gasoline powered autos were shown at the first national automobile show held in New York in 1909.
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New York
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Telat
Carnation Milk
Kewpie
Prunes
IR W.younts Cael Cor
Washington & Sellel
Blow
Kinask
Leroy Gilbert
Illinois
Cook County
Knell
John Stege
Police
Philadelphia
John L. Schofield
Center
J. D. Schofield
May Fox
Leland H. Moss
Ross
Schofield
Mallon
Francis Laws
Struthers
Winston-Salem
Davis
Hudson Peak
Colvis Stockings
Gordon
Pandora
Sonora
Pocahontas
Ramona
Crep
Dad
Chine
Bemberg
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