Celtic Liner Veers to Cork Harbor Ramming Cow and Calf Rocks
Reports from Liverpool say 27 Vestris disaster survivors were aboard the Celtic as it approached Cork harbor in a gale. White Star notes the ship faces no immediate danger, with heavy seas and a southeasterly wind. First crew cabin passengers listed include Albert Balnaves and Miss Joan Crawford among others.
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Cobh
Press Association
Liverpool
Vestris
Celtic
White Star
Cork Harbor
Boston
New York
W. B. Broughall
Julia Channing
S. Clarke
M. W. Colquehoun
Joan Crawford
S. Danks
W. S. Danks
Margaret Davis
Malcolm C. Dizer
Albert FE. Dixon
J. J. Doyle
Charles Dupey
Marion Dupey
F. H. Emerson
Enders
Joseph Ferguson
Ellen Graham
R. M. Greening
Miss Greening
Ida M. Harris
Penrose Hawkes
Agnes Holmes
Cyril Hughes
T. Jones
Frederick Kerr
Annie V. Kelley
Marjory Laing
Catherine Little
J. J. McGowan
P. M. Markett
Jobe F. Martin
George Morris
John W. Napier
Andre Regnier
London
Richard
H. Moore
Caleb Staler
Audrey Thompson
G. L. Tryingham
The Gardenia Stenographer and the Hart Affair
Ashtoreth Ashe, Hart’s high class stenographer, reads a dramatic letter from Mae de Marr seeking love and damages. Hart reveals a $19 000 charity and Mae’s hardships, while misgivings about Mae and her mother rise in Ashtoreth. Hart’s tale ends with Mae’s dramatic entrance as the chapter ends.
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Orchid
Ashtoreth Ashe
Hollis Hart
Mae DE Marr
Hart
Mae
Ashtoreth
Miss de Marr
Hart, Lee, Inc
Dresden
Aunt Meg
Minerva
Maizie
Mr. Hart
Santa’s Chimney Contest sparks city interest
The Enterprise announces its Santa’s Chimney Contest with rules to read merchant ads, find the designated item, and submit the correct printout by December 22. The page will reappear on December 14 and 21 with prize winners announced December 24.
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Enterprise
Office of the
Klothes
Coolidge Notes Pan American Conferences and Later Meetings
Coolidge cites early Pan American efforts from 1822 to 1826 and key 19th century gatherings in Lima and Panama. He notes that South American nations have since strengthened the principle of cooperation through similar international meetings.
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Colombia
Peru
Chile
Mexico
Panama
Lima
Roosevelt Ends His Lengthy Rest at Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt ends a month long rest at Warm Springs Georgia and plans to return to his New York home tomorrow at 9 p.m. The governor elect spent time in a glass enclosed pool built for infantile paralysis patients and says the stay proved beneficial. He released a letter to 5 600 Democratic leaders asking for party strength feedback after the national election.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Coolidge Urges Country White House for President and Wife
In a letter for the St. Louis Post Dispatch anniversary, President Coolidge proposes a country white house near Washington to spare the president and the first lady the heat and tedium of summer. He notes his own health as proof that regular exercise and routine can sustain a president during tenure and discusses the need for seclusion and reduced distraction for both chief executive and wife.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
White House
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Used Victrola or Piano Offer From Bland’s
If you haven’t the price of a new one get a used Victrola or piano from Bland’s. The ad suggests affordable options and invites readers to consider Bland’s as a source for pre owned musical instruments.
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Bland’s
Fort at Point Comfort Demanded Powder and Ball Payment
In 1603 a fort at Point Comfort near the James River Virginia was built to supply ammunition. Travelers and ships passing the fort were charged a payment in powder and ball.
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Point Comfort
James River
Virginia
Mrs Emma Cox 49 dies at Marlboro home
Mrs Emma Cox wife of J M Cox died at her home near Marlboro church after several weeks illness. Born March 8 1879 in Randolph county she was a member of Marlboro Friends church. Survived by husband two sons six daughters five brothers two sisters. Funeral Monday at Marlboro Friends church with Rev He drix and Rev Sykes. burial Marlboro cemetery.
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Emma Cox
J. M. Cox
Marlboro Church
Randolph County
Isaac and
Martha Davis Farlow
Marlboro
High Point
Edith
Ruth
Bertha
Dorothy Cox
William Farlow
J. F. Farlow
Greens
Boro
Harvey
Lewis F
el Farlow
F. R. Tayl
J. M
Marlboro Friends
Thomas Hedrix
Greensboro
Alderman Sykes
Centr Friends Church
Marlboro Cemetery
League of Nations records surge with treaty registrations
Geneva reports a boom in international law as 310 treaties were registered between assemblies. The United States contributed four publications, with 59 on commerce and navigation, 20 on economic matters, and 12 on political topics. Seventy-two volumes are published, each about 450 pages, totaling 1,700 registered treaties.
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Geneva
League of Nations
United States
League
Bland's Used Victrolas and Pianos For Sale
Bland's advertises used Victrolas and pianos guaranteed in perfect condition with affordable prices. The store promotes the Betterment of Music and invites purchases at easy terms.
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Bland’s
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