Wars Fought Nightly Over Gotham Waterfront Bars
New York reports a harbor waterfront den famed for cosmopolitan patrons and nightly fights. Sailors from Britain, France, Norway, Greece and Latin regions mingle as brawls erupt over words and pride. The Greenwich Tavern known as Nick’s is central to the scene and its proprietor, nicknamed The House, runs a rough but weathered shipboard style venue.
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Gotham
George Ross
New York
Athens
Ann
Greenwich
Nick
Connecticut Nutmeg Project Promises Star-Studded Local Paper
A group in Connecticut plans a toniest suburban newspaper, the Connecticut Nutmeg, with Heywood Broun Franklin Adams Quentin Reynolds Gene Tunney Ursula Parrott Dale Carnegie Homer Cray and others on a star cast. The venture is hobby driven, advertising no large profits, and will publish within mail laws.
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Postman
Connecticut Way
America
Heywood Broun
Franklin P. Adams
Quentin Reynolds
Gene Tunney
Ursula Parrott
John Erskine
Rose Wilder Lane
Connecticut Nutmeg
Dale Carnegie
Homer Cray
German voting rules set circle sizes for Yes and No
Berlin reports that for the April 10 poll Austrian voters may mark Yes with a circle the size of a half dollar and No with a circle the size of a dime, signaling a simple ballot design in the anticipated union with Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Butter and Eggs Prices See Weak Trade in Chicago Market
Chicago reports show butter sales at 770 841 with weak demand across creamery specs and standards. Eggs receipts total 36 428 with graded fresh and local firsts similarly soft. The text also notes a stray line about balancing lifting power against ballast weight.
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Chicago
Plans Complete For State Music Contest At Greensboro In April
Greensboro March 25 The nineteenth annual State Music Contest will be held at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in April 18 22 with elimination contests April 8 9 Across 16 districts judges are being assigned and entries catalogued Bands have reached a record 38 with a 500 voice Festival Chorus directed by Max T Krone The event features mass bands boys glee clubs girls glee clubs mixed choruses orchestras and a parade leading to a major festival finale
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
H. Hugh Altwater
Woman's College
Altwater
L. A. Sides
Charlotte Public Schools
North Carolina Bandmasters’ Association
Max T. Krone
Northwestern University
Wade R. Brown
Murder Charge Issued In Blackstone Mill Woman Slaying
The body of Jeanette Worsham 28 a weaving mill employee was found early today in a thicket on Blackstone outskirts. Her throat was slashed and her skull fractured Commonwealth's attorney T Freeman Epes issued a warrant for Willie Allen about 30 employed in the same mill. Police have not located him.
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Blackstone
Jeanette Worsham
Commonwealth'sttorney T. Freemen Epes
Willie Allen
Allen
Coast Guard Tests Refueling Link Between Planes and Cutter
Coast Guard units carried out a new refueling procedure at sea with aircraft meeting a cutter in voyage to extend patrol range. The test demonstrates aerial tanking capability and strengthens maritime security during operations.
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Coast Guard
Airliner speeds double from 1980 to modern times
In 1980 airliners averaged about 100 miles per hour. Modern planes now travel at nearly 200 miles per hour, indicating a significant rise in typical flight speeds.
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