Plan to reduce the living cost sparks New York debate
A Republican club luncheon in New York featured a heated discussion on lowering food costs. Borough President Marcus Marks and retailer leader Charles Haslop clashed over open markets and rent charges while Senator elect William Calder urged farmer support and distribution reforms.
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New York
Republican Club
Marcus M. Marks
Manhattan
Charles H. Haslop
Marks
Crooks
Haslop
William M. Calder
Whitman
Committee On Foods and Markets
Cyrus C. Miller
Mr. Marks
Calder
Ellis L. Howland
Journal _ Commerce
Whitman Commission
Europe
James Ward Warner
Produce Exchange
Miller
New England
Bronx
J. J. Dillon
State Department of Foods and Markets
Harvey W. Wiley
Mr. Haslop
Business Talks to Girls Advice on early career habits
Alice Brady advises young women on saving time and energy while seeking work. The piece emphasizes preparedness, neat dress, organized resumes, discreet references, and direct, individualized applications to secure opportunities.
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Alice Brady
Harry L. Reichenbach
New Champion to Defend Bantam Title Tonight in KC
Pete Herman, new bantamweight champion, defends his title tonight in Kansas City Missouri. Opponent Benny McNeill was chosen for the 15 round bout after Herman defeated Kid Williams in New Orleans. The match is staged by a local boxing club and will draw local fans.
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Kansas City
Pete Harman
Kid” Williams
New Orleans
Benny McNeill
Handwriting Experts Testify in Osborne Case
Two handwriting experts testified in New York on January 23 that James W. Osborne wrote three love letters to Miss Rae Tanner. They linked the handwriting to Osborne and noted a Plainfield hotel register bore similar writing. The case involves perjury charges against Franklin D. Safford over claims about the letter writer.
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New York
Franklin D. Safford
James W. Osborne
Oliver Osborne
Rae Tanner
Safford
Plainfield
N. J
Miss Tanner
John V. Haring
Haring
Charles H. Wax
Phillips Sowers Dies Aged Rowan County Citizen
Spencer January 23 An aged Rowan citizen Phillips Sowers died yesterday at his home near Spencer after a nine week illness. He was among Rowan’s oldest residents and one of the region’s largest landowners. Surviving are two sons John and Sam Sowers both of Davidson. a daughter Mrs Frank Hedrick of Lexington. a sister Mrs Ak tie Davis of Davie County. many grandchildren and great grandchildren. He lived 45 years on the same farm near Daniel Boone's cave. Burial was at Sandy Creek near Churchland Tuesday at noon, with ministers M M Kinard and G W Buck officiating.
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Spencer
Phillie Sowers
Rowan
Davidson
Yadkin River
John
Sam Sowers
Frank Hedrick
Lexington
aKtie Davis
Davie
Davie County, and Numerous Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. Mr. Sowers
Daniel Boone
Sandy Creek
Churchland
M. M. Kinard
G. W. Buck
Trial Package Offer From Foley Co Promo
An old style mail-in offer invites readers to mail five cents and a name to Foley & Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets sold by Mann Drug Co.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Mann Drug Co
Croup Relief Story Prompts Honey and Tar Sale
Billie Mayberry of Eckert Georgia recounts two children choking and coughing with croup. A nightly dose of Foley's Honey and Tar halted the attack, with recovery by morning. Mann Drug Company advertises the product for sale.
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Billie Mayberry
Eckert
Foley
Croup
Mann Drug Company
Washington Must Now Learn to Toddle Dance Edict
Parker R. Anderson reports a new dance instruction by Mrs. Anna R. Hardy urging Washington dancers to relearn basic steps. The proposed toddle emphasizes four forward steps for the man and four backward for the woman with a pivot and sway, aiming for simple, safe movement on parlor rugs.
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Parker R. Anderson
Washington
Anna R. Hardy
Fayetville Child Dies From Burns After Playing With Matches
A two year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs C F Wren of the Aspen mill village, died after his clothing caught fire from matches he stood on a chair to reach. He died last night from burns suffered while alone in a room. He was the couple's only child.
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C. F. Wren
Aspen Mill
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Arctic Ice & Coal Co
Fayetteville
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Max Bones
High Point
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Lie Yaw
Terese
Southern Railway
North
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Reg US Pat
International Rubber Sales Co
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Sanitary Fountain Service
Didh Ouia Bank & Trust Company
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