Bridal Dinner Sets Yellow and White for Norris Brown
Miss Margaret Busson hosted a Tuesday evening bridal dinner in honor of Miss Helen Norris and Arthur Halleck Brown of Billings Montana, with all bridal party members present and the event matching yellow and white décor. The couple wed Wednesday at Central Christian church. assistants included Mlle Elizabeth Hughes and Miss Genevieve Brown among bridesmaids and Walter Butler as best man.
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Margaret Busson
Helen Norris
Arthur Halleck Brown
Billings
Mont
Central Christian Church
Walter Butler
Salem, O
Elizabeth Hughes
Mary Kappes
Edith Wilk
Genevieve Brown
Monticello
Walter G. Butler
Salem
Guy Lemon
Shelbyville
Campbell
Adams
Danville
Raymond Ames
Crawfordsville
Verne Cawley
Elkhart
William Diddle
Women Attend Ballinger Pinchot Hearings Amid Tense Drama
Washington June 1. Women dominate the Ballinger Pinchot hearings audience, seen as regulars from Washington society. The proceedings unfold like a dramatic play with sharp clashes, wit, and moments of hostility, as Pinchot and Ballinger figures captivate spectators and influence sentiment over time.
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Washington
Fee.ng
Army Orders Detail Changes In Coast Artillery And Personnel
Washington June 1 Army orders list leave of absence for Capt Ralph St Granger and extended leave for First Lieut James E Abbott. Capt Daniel W Hand relieved from quartermaster duties. Maj Abraham S Bickham to report for army retiring board. Coast artillery transfers include Maj Alfred M Hunter to Ft Barry and Maj Edmund M Blake to St Dade Fla with Tampa district command. Several captains and lieutenants reassigned among units and companies. Philip W Huntington detailed to bureau of navigation in Philippines. Maj W F Blauvelt reassigned from Hot Springs to Washington post paymaster office.
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Washington
Ralph St. Granger
First Field Artillery
William H. Paine
Seventh Cavalry
Ft. McDowell
Cal
James E. Abbott
Second Cavalry
Daniel W. Hand
Quartermaster
Abraham
Bickham
Army Retiring Board
Frank T. Hines
Coast Artillery Corps
Alfred M. Hunter
Ft. Barry
Edmund M. Blake
St. Dade
Fla
Tampa
William Forse
Henry M. Merriam
Ninety Second
Frederick L. Buck
Ece Ae
Charles R. Alley
Chauncey L. Fenton
Karl F.haldwin
Ft. Mott
N. J
Ft. Mills
Corregidor Island
Philppine Islands
Philip W. Huntington
Bureau of Navigation
Philippines
W. F. Blauvelt
General’ Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Augusta Glose Shines In Vaudeville At Grand
Augusta Glose headlined at the Grand theater performing impromptu impersonations and stories from her early days on stage. She recalled her first appearance with 13 lines and nine entrances, and discussed dreams of Europe and the choice to pursue acting after her father's illness. The piece notes possible future starring roles after the current engagement.
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the Grand
E. M. Holland
Amelia Bingham
Kathrine Florence
Fritz Williams
Europe
Mme. Carreno
Comedienne
William Steinway
Miss Glose
S. C. Leeds
Kansas City
Mllonaire
Augusta Glose
Vauueville
Teachers Plea for Higher Indianapolis Salaries
A four member committee led by Miss Belle O Hair urged the Board of School Commissioners to raise teacher pay in Indianapolis. They request $50 starting salary, three paid days off on a relative’s death, and a half pay year vacation after seven years. A building inspector note urged not to refer non school meetings to him.
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Belle O’hair
Board of School Commissioners
Middle West
K Rendall
Winterrowd
Bride Elopes With Lynchburg Woman Before Wedding
Edgar J Hayden a prominent Trenton restaurateur learned his bride to be Miss Tilstan May Tanner of Lynchburg Virginia had left with another man after a week of courting and wedding plans. Both Hayden and Miss Tanner’s uncle said a former admirer named George Faulk of Lynchburg was likely the cause of the elopement.
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Trenton
N. J
Edgar J. Hayden
Tilstan May Tanner
Lynchburg
Miss Tanner
Edgar P. Harner
George Faulk
Marie Doro Says PVE Failed in Paris Interview
Paris June 1 Marie Doro explains she will retire from the stage after one more season. She laments lack of stage success and a flawed career path, noting she writes songs and aims for new stunts while admitting she cannot do one thing well. She condemns New York audiences and accepts public roasting as correct.
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Paris
Arcadhon
London
New York
Marie Doro
Marie Doro Culls
Freneh
Marcus
Mr. Gillette
Boy Aviator from Sharpsville Injures Self in Fall
George Miller, 15, son of G. W. Miller of Sharpsville, attempted a roof launch from his father's barn using a home made biplane. He sustained a broken right arm and serious internal injuries in the fall. The incident follows recent aviation feats by local flyer emulators and shares echoes with the Darius Green tale.
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Sharon
Darius Green
George Miller
G. W. Miller
Sharpsville
Man-Woman Marriage Views From French Duke In New York
The Duc de Montpensier, visiting New York, says men should wed after 35 and women in their teens, urging marriage as a settled business rather than romance. He explains French standards, noting Americans marry on whim and that romance is a minor consideration in building a lifelong partnership.
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New York
Duc de Montpensier
Duc de Orleans
France
Portugal
Spain
Woman Reveals Self Made Weight Loss Regimen
A New York sylph recounts shedding three pounds in a week through mental attitude, brisk calisthenics, cold showers, and vigorous rubdowns. She details daily routines including lemon water, light tea, dry toast, fruit, eggs, and a flexible dinner choice, contrasting her method with fad diets.
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Brooklyn
Luncaoean
Emmerich Praises Teachers At Manual Training High
Principal Charles E. Emmerich, nearing retirement after more than twenty years in Indianapolis, lauded the Manual Training high school's teachers. He said the school was nearly dead when he arrived and had to be rebuilt into a living organization, crediting teachers for the transformation.
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Charles E. Emmerich
Manual Training High School
Indianapolis
Emmerich
May suicides in Philadelphia reach 380
The coroner records reveal 380 suicides in Philadelphia during May. Police and health officials note the grim monthly total as the city grapples with mental health and support services.
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Philadelphia
Burglar Foiled By Halley’s Comet In Windsor
In Windsor Connecticut on June 1 Henry A Huntington, a Hartford county attorney, and Miss Ida Neuhaus were viewing Halley’s Comet when a burglar attempted to enter their home. Mrs Huntington fired an unloaded revolver at the screen and shouted for him to stand back. The burglar fled as sheriff footprints suggested an accomplice was present.
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Mill Nell Fodren
Emmet H. Pierson
Alfred Fodrea
Frank Lewis
Nellie Sowerwine
Noblesville
Dwight Pattenger
Edith Craycraft
Pierson
Detroit
N. Meridian Street
James M. Dinnen
Cleveland
Windsor
Conn
Haller
Henry A. Huntington
Hartford County
Mra Huntington
Ida Neuhaus
Don’t Marry a Woman Affectionate to a Poodle Dog
Rev. J. F. Ruke of the First Baptist church in Crawfordsville argues that marrying a woman devoted to a poodle dog means marrying the dog as well. He calls the bond between woman and pet disgusting and warnings readers to avoid such unions. The remark appears in a recently published article from The Sun.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
J. F. Ruke
First Baptist Church
Vents
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Knickerbocker Hall
Ssarriet Dean
Dean
Julia Landers
Martha Landers
Hila Curtice
St. Louis
Miss Dean
Deborah Potts
Mary Williamson
William Woodward
Dudley -Brown
St. Agnes Academy
Nuss Mthedungerford
Beatrice Birmingham
Irma Murphy
Helen Carey
Ruth O'Reilly
Florence O’connor
Ethel Hungerford
Regine McFadden
Josephine Reardon
Josephine
Loretta Brosnan
Tomlinson
Car Nursery Association
Henry Dollman
Jesse Johnson
Roy Shaneberger
Maurice Donnelly
Joseph Fide
Elwood
Elsa Habing
Frank Wynn
Oliver Willard Pierce
Frances McElwee
A. K. McElwee
Howard Brown
Wakomo
Miss McElwee
Berlin
Lillian Youngmeyer
John Youngmeyer
Lafayette
Orman Barker
Mary Parrott
Cincinnati
Louise Allen
Miss Allen
Wm. J. Knapp
Anton Vonnegut
Marguerite Ernst
Robert Hackney
Mr. Hackney
Elsie Berner
Fred Berner
Archie C. Gerrard
Berner
North Meridian Street
Luella Snyder
Charles Hagedon
Mamie Stella ‘King
Howard Brooks Bate
Thef
Wm. F. King
Garfield Place
Bertha Adams
Muncie
Margaret Green
Casm Entertain
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Paderewski
Mr. Pinchot
Pinechot
Ballinger
Army
Thomas Chatterton
Louise Dunbar
George Arvine
Park Theater
Elinor Glyn
Haul Verdayne
Sardaila
Mr. Chatterton
PVE
America
Mierces Rescription
Gately
Sion
Beauty
Polk’s Milk
Mann
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Edward L. McKee
G. A. Efroymson
Henry Kahn
Fred M. Ayres
Charles Mayer HH. OP. Wasson
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