Ladies Aid Will Meet Tonight At English Street Church
The Ladies Aid society of the English Street Church calls a meeting for 7 30 this evening. The gathering aims to plan activities and fellowship for members and attendees.
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Socrety
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Street Church
Meredith
High Point
Meredith Alumnae Association
Green Lantern
South Main Street
Mable Andrews
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Lebanon
Archdale
M. E
Musical Art Club Meeting and YWCA Social
Graceful Musical Art Club meets Monday at 8 at the Country Club with associate hosts Mrs. Tom Powell and Mrs. Ney Evans. Junior YW A members of First Baptist held a regular meeting led by Miss Helen Paschal, with Louise Jackson Williams in charge of the program and a social hour afterward.
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Hilliard Memorial
W. M
Hilliard Memorial Church
E. L. Rhyne
Meadow Street
J. B. Ellis
Roby Ward
Hughy ©. Miller
P. L. Culler
W. H. Proctor
E. J. Rhyne
L. E. Edwards
Musical Art Club
Tom Powell
Ney Evans
Paschatl
First Baptist Church
Helen Paschal
Fifth Street
R. Shields
Louise Jackson Williams
Mary Dean Caldwell
Katie Lomax
Polly Haynes
Eva Chapo
Helen Smith
Helen Caldwell
Bessie Hedrick
Mary Bulla
Minnie Raper
Alice Raper
Eliza McLaurin
Dot Russell
Dot Ruth
Emily Ingram
Eva Chappalear
Dot Goldstein
Bill Bryant
M. R. Shields
Three and a Half Billion to Be Raised by Credit Expansion
Washington report says Secretary Mills sets a $3.5 billion ceiling for new currency under the Glass-Steagall plan before the Senate. He notes this total may not all enter circulation and cites a $430 million figure for free gold not needed as reserve against note issues in his letter to Senator Vanderberg.
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Washington
Mills
Senate
Treasury
Vandenberg
R. Mich
Wool Marketing Breaks Records in Utah and Texas
In Salt Lake City Utah cooperative wool marketing reported phenomenal growth with Texas producers selling 27 8 million pounds and Utah 10 8 million pounds surpassing the nation’s 1928 total. The announcement credited cooperatives with boosting wool sales across those states.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Texas
Michigan Tax Delinquency Expands State Land Holdings
Michigan state ownership of land via tax delinquency rose in 1931 by 209,108.06 acres and 3,790 city and village lots, bringing total holdings to 2,093,722.43 acres and 76,006 lots.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
New Costumes Don’t Count The Change In Fashion
The article describes versatile spring outfits designed to mix and match for sports, town dates, travel, and races. It highlights two time fashion, fur capes, gilets, and a beige beige tweed suit with a collarless coat. The styling allows quick transitions from active sports to elegant town wear.
Archaeology Expe dition to Uncover Antioch Secrets
Worcester Art Museum joins Princeton Baltimore and French museums in funding a five year excavation at ancient Antioch Syria. Professor George W Elderkin leads with Dr Clarence Fisher and Professor W Alexander Campbell. The dig will probe St Peter's alleged seven year reign and ancient city layout.
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Mass
Antioch
Syria
Worcester Art Museum
Princeton University
Baltimore Museum of Art
Musees Nationaux de France
George W. Elderkin
Princeton
Clarence Fisher
American School of Oriental Research
Jerusalem
W. Alexander Campbell
Wellesley College
Rome
Constantinople
Alexandria
St. Peter
Brittany to Celebrate Annexation to France
Paris reports that Brittany marks the 400th anniversary of its 1514 union with France. Festivities are planned in Breton towns and ports next May, honoring the past duchy’s accession and the Anne de Bretagne marriage to Charles VIII. The American Naval Memorial in Brest may be dedicated then.
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Brittany
France
Francois I
Blois
Montfort
Anne de Bretagne
Charles VIII
Brest
Occidental Hope For Peace In Orient Is Fading Rapidly
Seven years after his escape Leroy Blair returns to Ohio Penitentiary to serve nine months for parole eligibility. Blair had vanished from London Prison Farm after a 30 month to seven year sentence for stealing a crate of bees and later preached as an evangelist in the Midwest. Secretary Bumson avoided questions on the Shanghai situation at his morning press briefing, deeming it too delicate to discuss.
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Leroy Blair
London
Blair
Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas
Washington
Bumson
Shanghai
Wife seeks divorce over desertion and hardship in Mexico
Julia Elizarraras files divorce from Panfili Elizarraras alleging he deserted her in Mexico in 1909 and resurfaced in 1918 blind and destitute. She returned to the United States, supported him by doing washing, but he later became mean and threw her out of the home she had bought.
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Stockton
Cal
Julia Elizarraras
Panfili Elizarraras
Mexico
United States
Educated dogs in Houston learn commands fast says Gatchell
HOUSTON Tex H 8 Gatchell arrived with two dogs Queen and Semi who he says know 1200 to 1400 words and understand simple commands. He urges owners to treat dogs like children in training and expects quick learning.
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Houston
Tex
Gatchell
Queen
Semi
Wash U Receives Diverse Skull Collection
The Washington University anatomy department gains a striking assortment of skulls from the Far East. Donor Walter Schnalder, a St. Louis traveler and scientist, provided the gift featuring chimpanzee, gorilla, elephant, rhino, hippo, tiger, polar bear, zebra, llama, lemur and other species skulls.
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ST. Louis
Washington University Anatomy Department
Far East
Walter Schnalder
Not Bad At All
Not Bad At All reports from Sonora California about Clayton Meister and Walter Lincoln who, after long unemployment, sought fame by gold panning on Turnback Creek. After three weeks they surfaced with a sizable amount and reports of a modest find.
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Sonora
Cal
Clayton Meister
Walter Lincoln
Turnback Creek
The Wrong Train
Seattle police arrested Donald Collins after a misrouted train stop led to his capture following a Kelso burglary plea. He received an extra ten year sentence for robberies in the local area.
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Seattle
Wash
Donald Collins
Kelso
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Donald
Peace prospects fade as Japan and China clash near Shanghai
Western powers warn of a major Shanghai battle as Japan and China exchange fire. Officials doubt Chinese acceptance of Tokyo’s ultimatum and weigh what a Japanese victory could mean for the Yangtze valley and Shanghai. American interests in the city remain at risk while elections in Japan may steer future policy.
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Washington
Shanghai
Japan
China
Yangtze Valley
Manchuria
Minseito Party
Peace Party
Seiyukai Group
War Party
United States
State Department
Tokio
Not to Be Fooled in Detroit Grocery Robbery
Three robbers entered John Ceiplak’s Detroit grocery and meat market. A robber flashed a gun and ordered surrender but Ceiplak fled, grabbed a hammer, charged the leader, and routed the trio after noting the weapon wasn’t leaded.
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Detroit
John Ceiplak
Ceiplak
Queenie the Dog Stalks Street Cars Interfered by Neighbor
Queenie a reputable dog stalks streetcars while neighbor Herbert von Nordhofen acts to stop her by shunting her away. The clash shows a quirky urban tale with two dogs in a turf of sidewalk and trolley lines.
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Queenie
Seattle
Queeniie
Herbert von Nordhofen
Herbert
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