Local notes on weddings visits and society events
A string of social items from sheridan and nearby towns covers weddings showers visits and club gatherings. Guests from Nashville Washington Little Rock and Hot Springs appear along with local hostesses hosting bridge parties and tea. Medical news includes a pneumonia case and a coroner traveling for a hospital exam.
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Paul Lewis
Frank Nolen
Norma Lewis
Nolen
Washington Street
Loraine Whitehurst
Humorous Moving Nightlife Amid Seventh Street Scene
Evening lights soften the dreary city as theater marquees glow and couples stroll by. A saffron clad performer in red entertains and a crowd gathers outside bars and eateries, while storefronts advertise quack remedies and curious oddities in a lively urban slice.
Life in Harlem Notion of Eden Masks Hardship in Lower East Side
Descriptive piece portrays Harlem as a grim contrast to imagined Eden of New York's East Side, detailing hunger, squalor, and unemployment among a quarter million residents. It paints dawns unseen by visitors, with weary entertainers, racketeers, and workers trudging to subways, while streets echo with absence of song or laughter.
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Lenox
Herlem
New York
Lower East Side
Thrilling Battle Continues Amid Alpine Siege
The article recounts a bold raid, Alpine under martial measures from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., with patrols and strict curfews. A lone night encounter with a familiar non commissioned officer allowed safe passage after recognition, as citizens sleep armed and vigilant.
Furloughs Criticized by El Dorado Grand Jury
El Dorado United County grand jury denounces broad clemency in paroles pardons and furloughs as dangers rise with criminals freed. They reference John Rodgers a Steph ent bank robber who vanished after a 10 day furlough granted by Governor Futrell and note officials were not consulted.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Union County Grand Jury
Tesday
State of Tidels Ward
Stedman
Arkansas Penitentiary
John Rodgers
Futrell
Rodgers
Ouachita County
Stephens
H. G. McCall
Joe H. Mahany
Brutal Texas Rangers raid history ends in fear and order
The account recounts a 19th century Texas raid and retaliatory actions near Brewster County culminating in multiple executions and mass arrests. Rangers and citizens pursued across the Rio Grande, capturing suspects, with many killed, and officials later disavowing the brutality while noting no further raids. The speaker recalls a steadfast shift toward fear of Texans by outsiders and long lasting quiet.
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Mexico
Texas Rangers
Texas
Rio Grande
Alpine
Texas Penitentiary
Fiise
Brewster County
Sam McMath
Farley Defends Mail Contracts Allegations of Fraud
Farley defended his recent action to cancel mail contracts, claiming the awards were obtained through collusion and fraud. He argued that a few favored companies gathered millions from the public treasury as subsidies and that monopolies were being built with government backing.
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Farley
Norwood Demands Amendment in Pike County Suit
Norwood states he appointed Cronkrite to pursue a suit over a shortage certified by the auditor at 8501.15 dollars. He says upon learning the shortage would exceed that amount he would amend the state's complaint. The exact sum was only set after the comptroller’s audit of Pike County records and the surety company agreed to pay the amount.
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Cronkrite
Shea
Comptroiler
Pike County
Easter Cantata ensemble list and performers
The program details an Easter Cantata with choir numbers including Hail Bright Morning The Trumpet Sound and Christ is Risen. It lists solos by Mrs Tully Henry and Mr J Wallace and many participants across sopranos altos tenors and basses with Mrs Kalpt Howton at the organ and Miss Helen McRae on violin.
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Ruyter
Ha Jie
Mary Louise Keith
Frances White
Ali Louise Wallace
George Ware
RT White
Wally Jenes
Celte
Geveli Barye
Danice Ward
Jay GtNeal
I. M. LaGrone
Saran Watutayk
Dul Can
Cuy Basye
Blufor Chaney
Doin Wallace
Bissus
Dale Barnam
Franklin Norton
Dolan Cargile
Garret Story
Jouko Wallace Jr
Kalpt Howton
Helen McRae
Auto wage pact extended as talks with labor proceed
The president to confer with auto labor leaders Thursday as a six month wage extension stands. Senate labor panel heard claims that Southern textile workers seek to end exploitation by employers. Roosevelt won railroad wage extension to January 1, 1935 and delayed a strike by 50,000 auto workers. Generals Johnson and Green led talks in New York and Washington over recognition of federation unions. About 7,000 parts workers in Cleveland and unions in Pontiac Mich voted to postpone action pending Washington negotiations. Weirton Steel faces an NRA code suit. Delaware and Hudson wage dispute settlement nears. Congress weighs a probe into auto plant working conditions.
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Auto Labor
Senate Labor Committee
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Hugh §. Johnson
New York
Washington
White House
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Michigan
Cleveland
Central Committee of the
War Workers Union
Pontiac
Mich
Iuce
Outon
Weirton Company
Department of Justice
Delaware
Weirton Steel Company
NRA
Steel Code
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Congress
Blanton
Texas
Labor unrest sweeps multiple plants across cities
About 100 workers at the Toosevel intervention facility protested in Der ry, alleging union recognition violations. In Cleveland 400 paint and warm workers struck, Edward G Budd plant Philadelphia ballots were cast on union representation. St Louis bricklayers fought salaries over pay. Des Moines ex-employees picketed urging nonunion quits. Wisconsin plants Nash and Seam an body workers on strike with thousands more waiting signals across Janesville and Milwaukee area plants including Waikeshi Motors and Sterling Motor Truck Company and Milwaukee Ford.
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Toosevel
Bower Rotter Ring Company
Dery
Cleveland
Edward G. Budd
Nash and Seaman
Wisconsin
Signal Chevra Je and Fisher
Janesvile
Waikeshi Motors Company
Sterling Motay Truck Company
Milwaukee
Ford
Hooks and Quaint Traditions At Mack Camp
Bill Braucher notes Connie Mack’s Fort Myers baseball camp preserves old style training while offering stark dorm life. The Bradford Hotel, basic rooms with a single light, and a fire drill by shouting zero or one create a humorous portrait of 1920s camp life. Shortstop Whoz from Schuylkill Haven is mentioned among others in a Miami Beach Giants scene.
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Bill Braucher
Connie Mack
Fort Myers
Fla
Giants
Miami Beach
Schuykill Haven
Commodore Vandervilt
Mister Mack
Bradford
C. F. Roberts
First Street
Seminole Lumber Co
Incomplete Note Describes Sudden Ceiling Escape
A fragment describes someone disappearing abruptly into a plain board ceiling with no wall switch nearby. It suggests difficulty for a shorter person to reach and implies a lack of a bath option if he wishes to bathe.
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Nat
Bathhouse Mention Sparks Confusion in Club Huddle
A fragmentary report notes talk of baths and showers at a club facility. The ensuing discussion centers on where athletes may wash up, with unclear references to a bath or fief context and uncertain locations.
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Ball Ph
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F Society
J. L. Williams
Sherilan
TR. Williams
Elizabeth Bridewell
Kate Bride- Cola
W. W. McCreary
Dimamic Walker
Lonsle
Columbus
Narnat Moore
Cecil Wyatt
Omera Evans
George Waddo
South Main Street
St. Patrick
Litila Bettie Jean Murphy
Jonny Brannon
Raymond Jones
Hosterses
T. S. Thomas
East Third Street
Tod
Mary Arnold
Flora Cotton
George Robison
Ratha Mouser
Cumbie
la S. Thomas
Hse
Edith Thompson
Motherligs
Hope Garver
Nashville
W. OR
Front
J. MT. Houston
Martha Nave
Dave
Resistives
Little Rock
The
S Christian Temperance Union
W. E. Jones
Will Youmang
Lewisville
Josephine Hospital
I. BR. Floyd
Bert Keith
Beryl Henry
F, . Johnson
Frank Nelen
Hot Springs
Little Paul Nelson Jr
Paul Nelson Sr
Trinidad
Colo
Nelson
Pauline Sthimmer
New York City
Claude Waddle
Tom Mc Qarty
John P. Cox
Johnny McCabe
Texarkana
Jesse Light
Dorsey Lev Light
J. H. Weaver
Hempstead
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Saenger Papa
Amos Lalgess
Volonel Tru
County
Pearle Wart
Mary Carlisle
Ronald Colman
Elissa Landi
Madame Quinine
Temple of Truth
Morthnus Morter
Aphrodite
Balay
Union County
Norwood
AUTO
Lord Tennyson
Joseph W. Danner
Buffats
Lionel Tennyson
Tate
Lord Alfred Tennyson
Santa Barbara
Calif
Dorner
Howard Elting
Chicago
Elson
Huckins
Gage
Abc
Lastiey
Puano
Dhue Ii
Department Store
Everybody’s Cash Store
Phoenix
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Venus
Munsingwear
Lorraine
Venus Brassiere
EAGLE
Prescott
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