Alice Roosevelt Longworth Rejects Social Duel Notions
Times Special New York reports Alice Roosevelt Longworth dismisses the Washington social duel as non existent. She says she does not care where she sits at dinner and denies rumors of a rift with Mrs Gann or hidden political influence from her salons. She notes her late arrival at maternity, praising a mature mother’s fortune with daughter Paulina.
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Times
New York
Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
Smart Set Magazine
Gann- Longworth
Mrs. Gann
Mrs. Longworth
Princess Alice
White House
Roosevelt
Paulina
Club to Hold Dinner By Young Democrats March 18 Lincoln
The Young Democrats Club plans a dinner and love feast at the Lincoln March 18 with Frederick Van Nuys former U S district attorney as principal speaker Primary candidates will attend Russell J Dean will be toastmaster Judge Thomas E Garvin candidate for probate judge will speak on The Political Future
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Young Democrats Club
Lincoln
Frederick van Nuys
United States District Attorney
Russell J. Dean
Thomas E. Garvin
Fire Destroyed Block in Monroe City Business District
Fire raged through a Monroe City block injuring four firms with offices and stores destroyed. Firemen from Vincennes aiding, damage estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Monroe City
Ind
Vincennes
Boys to Enter Plane Models in National Tournament
United Prone reports the Playground and Recreation Association of America announces the fourth national miniature aircraft tournament for 1930. Open to boys and girls up to 21, with finals in Atlantic City on October 10 and 11. Juniors under 16 compete in the junior class. Finalists chosen from local records set before September 2.
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United
New York
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Lindbergh
Atlantic City
N. J
Tellegen and Eve Casanova Married in New Jersey
Actor Lou Tellegen and Eve Casanova, his leading lady of two seasons, wed Sunday at Casanova's Asbury Park home New Jersey. Casanova had previous marriage. Tellegen's fifth.
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United Press New York
Lou Tellegen
Geraldine Farrar
Eve Casanova
Asbury Park
N. J
Massive State Building Aid Spreads Jobs Across Eight States
Washington March 10. Commerce Secretary Lamont reports 600 million dollars will be spent this year in eight states for public works to bolster employment and support Hoover's 7.009 billion dollar construction program. Pennsylvania Illinois and New York top the list with over one billion in public works. Expenditures on utilities total 3.5 billion. Governors push ahead with the plan as Gries notes vigorous action from officials.
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Washington
Commerce
Lamont
Hoover
Commerce Department
Pennsylvania
Fisher
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Rhode Island
Utah
Nevada
John M. Gries
New Commerce Department
City contracts to go to Indianapolis firms says official
Indianapolis firms will be patronized in city purchases. City purchasing agent Albert H. Lesche announced the policy to favor local shops and factories to keep them operating. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan supports no underground connections in awarding contracts.
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Indianapolis
Albert H. Lesche
Losche
Reginald H. Sullivan
Anderson Council of Women Protest Parole of Murderer
The Anderson Council of Women with about 5,000 members sent a letter to Governor Harry G. Leslie protesting the parole of D. C. Stephenson, who is serving a life term in the state prison for murder.
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United Prear Anderson
Ind
Anderson Council of Women
Harry G. Leslie
D. C
Marion Boy Mayor to Address Democratic League Event
Speaker Jack Edwards known as the Boy Mayor of Marion will address the Democratic Progressive League at 8 p m tonight at the Indiana Democratic Club 319 North Pennsylvania street The reception committee includes Mayor Reginald H Sullivan Frank Baker Clyde Karrer Ernest F Frick club president Robert Cunningham and Losche.
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Jack Edwards
Marion
Democratic Progressive League
Indiana Democratic Club
North
Pennsylvania Street
Reginald H. Sullivan
Frank Baker
Clyde Karrer
Ernest F. Frick
Democratic Club
Robert Cunningham
Losche
Hoover to Speak at Boy Scout Meeting in Washington
President Hoover will address a Washington Boy Scout gathering tonight in line with the late President Taft’s interest in boys and humor. He cancels all other engagements out of respect for Taft’s memory while keeping this engagement.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
William Howard Taft
Taft
Opponents of Haitian Regime Win in Probe
Four Hoover commission proposals to resolve Haiti controversy approved by President Hoover and accepted in principle by leaders. Plan calls for abolition of the American high commission and replacement by a diplomatic minister, a new US Haitian treaty, and a provisional neutral president elected by the council of state.
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Hinche
Haiti
Hoover Investigating Commission
Hoover
Council of State
Haiti to Hold Early Election After Borno Term Expiry
The expiration of President Luis Borno’s term in May triggers an early popular election for a legislature, which will then elect a president for a regular term. The commission has endorsed remonstrants’ points and the opposition’s main contentions, hoping the new regime will be installed within three months after expiry.
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Luis Borno
Borno
China grain plentiful despite famine claim by editor
Grover Clark, American editor in Peiping, says unloading wheat from the United States to China would be impractical. He notes famine exists but abundant cheap grain is available in China if money and transportation are present.
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United Press
Peiping
China
United States
Grover Clark
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