Wedding of interest solemnized in Virginia
A wedding of interest, a complete surprise to friends, was solemnized in Virginia on Saturday, December 7. After the ceremony the couple left for a short wedding trip and will make their home at 1300 Thissell street, this city.
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Virginia
Thissell Street
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
S. S. Coe
C. P. Coble
Clark
Myra
F. P. Ingram
W. W. Idol
C. C. Robbins
J. V. Wilson
W. G. Shipman
A. E. Taplin
Charles Perry
C. A. Ring
J. A. Green
Thomasville
S. A. Holleman
Theatres, Musicians Call for Quiet Amid Clapping Debate
The piece notes Jane Cowl urging theatergoers to stay quiet while performers speak. Leopold Stokowski criticizes applause as disturbing, while actors and audiences generally favor restricting talking and noise during performances.
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Jane Cowl
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Doubtful Strength of Case Cited in Plea
The argument emphasizes that the case rests on need rather than personal grudge, noting this era is short on manners and long on necessity, underscoring the discourt esy tension in proceedings.
Capital Welcomes Jap Delegation at Washington
The Japanese delegation arrives in Washington for four days of pre London conference talks. Key issue is the demand for a 10-10-7 ratio in auxiliary ships, opposed to the 5-5-3 capital ships ratio. Both sides align on naval reduction policy and aim to present unity to Hoover Stimson and leaders before London.
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Washington
America
London
Hoover
Stimson
Chicago
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Local Social Notes Mention Madison Visit and UNC Student
Mrs. J. B. Hardee returned home to Madison Florida after visiting relatives here. Thomas Gold a University of North Carolina student spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs T J Gold. Mrs L Weaver and Violet and Harry Weaver were in Reidsville for the weekend.
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Adelaide McAnally
University of North Carolina
William J. McAnally
South Main Street
J. B. Hardee
Madison, Fla
Thomas Gold
Wekend
Mrs
T. J. Gold
Mrs. L. Weaver
Violet
Harry Weaver
Reidsville
Dororthy Knapp Sues for 250000 Over Lost Broadway Role
Dorothy Knapp, once touted as Americas most beautiful and talented girl, sues Earl Carroll and backer Penfield for 250000 alleging breach of contract after being dropped from a Broadway revue. The suit names Carroll, Mrs Frances Courthand Penfield, and others as defendants.
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America
Dorothy Knapp
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Frederic Courthand Penfield
Shusher Quiets Met Opera Crowd After Whispering
The writer recalls a Metropolitan evening where two women debated which blonde on stage was Jeritza. A be spectacled man with a libretto shushed the audience, prompting a quieter atmosphere. The note mentions a Bach concert with few interruptions and praises Miss Cowl as a strong theater leader.
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Stokowski
Gree
Miss Cowl
Jeritza
Forces For Law and Order
Jenny
Aged Woman Buried In Davidson County
Funeral services were held at Cedar Grove in Silver Hill township for Miss L. J. Workman who died at her Conrad Hill home after months of ill health. She was 71 and survived by nephews, nieces and other relatives. Rev. A. O. Leonard conducted the services and interment was at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
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Lexington
Cedar Grove
Silver Hill Township
L. J. Workman
Conrad Hill
A. O. Leonard
Strauss Daughter Marries Russian Prince in Secret Ceremony
Prince Vladimir de Rachesky and Harriet Straus wed secretly in Greenwich on December 6 after failing to obtain a license in Port Chester. The 35 year old prince is linked to the former Russian imperial family, while Harriet Straus, 25, is daughter of Simon Straus, head of the Straus National Bank and Trust. The couple began a belated honeymoon and disclosed the marriage yesterday.
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New York
Vladimir de Rachesky
Russia
Harriet Straus
Simon W. Straus
Straus National Bank and Trust Company
Greenwich
Calais Port de Guise Saved as Historic Monument
The Port de Guise gateway in Calais France once threatened with demolition has been preserved by government action by its designation as an historic monument.
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Port de Guise
Calais
France
Alabama Forecasts Cotton Harvest At 1 335 000 Bales
Alabama farmers anticipate a cotton crop of 1 335 000 bales for the year. Output projection aims to guide market expectations and farm plans across the state.
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Alabama
Hoover Fears Politics In Maxwell Appointment
Raleigh report says President Hoover weighs Maxwell as Interstate Commerce nominee to avoid splitting North Carolina Democrats. Appointment could aid Simmons or heal rift, but advisers fear it might rally Republicans or backfire with anti Simmons factions. Prospects hinge on how the move affects 1930 Senate election chances.
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Maxwell
Washington
Mr. Hoover
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Hoover
Mr. Maxwell
Simmons
White House
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woman Applies For Shoes After 27 Year Old Pair Wears On
A Cardigan Wales woman told authorities she needed a new pair of shoes because the pair she wore had lasted 27 years. She explained she had worn them every day since she bought them.
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Cardigan
Wales
Derry Drunk Fined Pockets Held for Safety
A man in Derry Ireland was fined 60 cents for drunkenness and found with 285 dollars in his pockets. He was taken to the police station for safety after the fine was imposed.
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Derry
Ireland
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W. R. Harris
Henry Cook
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