Ellen at the great house faces exile and rumor
Ellen Endures collapse after revelation as she contemplates leaving the estate. She battles humiliation from Steven Barclay’s tragedy, fears Larry Harrowgate’s discovery, and wrestles with secrecy as Fergus and Symes prepare her departure in a luxurious, morally fraught setting.
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Ellen
Larry Harrowgate
Steven
Larry
Steven Barclay
Molly
Myra
Mike
Fergus
Symes
Mrs. Clancy
Mr. Symes
Madame
Mr. Barclay
Desperate Chicago Teachers Face Pay Crisis and Closures
A Chicago survey shows 14 000 teachers surviving on two and a half months pay. Reports detail hunger, medical neglect, loan shark debt, insurance lapses, evictions, and a looming school closing as suburban districts like Rosedale halt classes for the year.
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Chicago
Mar
Irvin A. Wilson
Rosedale
Protection call over student cross border Kentucky visit
National Student League allies press Kentucky Governor for protection as 76 colleges plan a peaceful, unarmed student delegation to cross into Kentucky to inspect conditions and deliver aid amid warnings from officials. telegrams go to Hoover and lawmakers.
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New York
National College Committee
The
National Student League
Kentucky
Ruby Laffoon
United Press
Harlan
Laffoon
Hoover
Rosal S. Copeland
Edward P. Costigen
Colorado
Att Eee Sol Bloom
Ellen returns home in turmoil and finds family support
Ellen wrestles with guilt after a disastrous choice and asks Symes for guidance. A grim drive home from the city ends in a joyful reunion as Molly Bert and Mike reveal a surprise that eases Ellen’s burden and brightens the family’s outlook.
Showdown Likely On Jonas Confirmation Tuesday
Washington dispatch notes next Tuesday may bring a showdown over Charlies A. Jonas appointment as district attorney for western North Carolina. Senator Schall leads the fight for confirmation after blocking quick action despite opposition from Senators Morrison and Beiley. The nomination, given an unfavorable committee report, now hinges on floor debate and a possible Ned conference with unnamed North Carolinians.
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Washington
Mar
Charlies A. Jonas
Western North Carolina
Schall
Minn
Morrison and
Beiley
North Carolina
Jonas
Georgia Fighter Wins Ten Round Decision in Daytona Beach
Joe Knight of Cairo Georgia won a ten round decision over Maxie Rosenbloom in Daytona Beach Florida. Knight fought aggressively scoring with power punches to earn the points in the headline bout. Rosenbloom faced defeat as Knight dominated the action throughout the contest.
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Daytona Beach
Fra
Joe Knight
Cairo
Maxie Rosenbloom
Italy Posts Population Gain Amid Urban Surges
Over the last decade Italy records a population rise exceeding 7 percent with the sharpest gains in Genoa Rome Naples and Milan. The analysis highlights urban centers leading demographic growth and hints at regional shifts in migration and birth rates.
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Italy
Genoa
Rome
Naples
Milan
Man jailed for phone operator complaint in Waterville
John McClellan received 30 days on the rock pile after criticizing a telephone operator for providing the wrong number. His lengthy tirade led hotel management to arrest him for drunkenness at the Waterville hotel.
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Waterville
John McClellan
Racketeer Gains Slump as Chicago Graft Falls
Chicago reports racketeers have earned about a million dollars in the past year from graft on legitimate business charities and jobless men but say the take is down at least 30 percent.
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Chicago
Mar
Corrinne's Rumors Spark a Night of Nerves and Debt
Sue confronts Corrinne's accusation of charity while plotting to borrow money from Arnold Page after losing control over engagement and a supposed love triangle. Ruth offers milk and advice as Sue stalls for time, recalling a past slipper incident and a country club stunt as Corrinne spreads rumors.
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Corrinne
Sue
Harry
Ruth
Jack
Arnold Page
Ruthe
Sally
Dale Courtney
Racketeers Use New Tricks as City Saves Money
The Chicago Better Business Bureau notes racketeers adapt with new schemes while the city saves millions. Officials say fraudulent propositions have been rapidly nipped, but racketeering remains a threat as economic stress fuels reemergence of old and new scams.
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Chicago
Better Business Bureau
Racketeer profits fall as public grows wary
The bureau explains a decline in racketeer profits due to a less guileful public. The public has become alert to slicker schemes and often spots the catch in racketeering before it is too late.
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Steven
Elien
Yale Banned Prom Flowers
Yale prom committee asked girls to not receive flowers for the event. Ivy News columnist jokes the idea could extend to banning escorts and using the funds for the prom food bill.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Ivy
Yale News
French Forces Break German Lines Near Rheims in March 1918
A strong French force penetrated the German lines near Rheims on March 19 1918 seizing and holding a large portion of trenches with many prisoners taken thousands of troops and hundreds of guns involved British raids on the front were successful and observers expect a major spring German drive. Sir Eric Geddes reported submarine losses for 1917 with Allied replacements lagging by about 100000 tons monthly while construction rose. The Royal Mail Steamer Amazon was sunk by a German submarine. Royal Air Service reports 255 successful flights into Germany since October with estimated 48 tons of bombs dropped.
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Rhiems
Sir Eric Geddes
Sir Erie
Royal Mail
Amazon
British War Office
First Gémallipox vaccination urged before first birthday
Dr Charles Armstrong of the U S Public Health Service campaigns for early immunization advising parents to vaccinate children before they turn one year old.
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Charles Armstrong
The
U. S. Public Health Service
German auto production falls 7.3 percent in 1931
Output of German automobiles in 1931 dropped by 7.3 percent from 1930 levels. The annual production decline reflects weaker demand and industrial headwinds affecting the sector during the early 1930s downturn.
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