Russia Relaxes Rights for Nontoilers in Social Decree
Moscow reports the central executive committee restores virtually all Communist citizenship rights for nontoilers including former ruling class priests private traders and kulaks. The decree avoids removing trade union bans and stops short of ending other disabilities while noting ongoing aims of kulak suppression and industrial collectivization.
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Cherry Tree Fete Postponed Until 1931
Japanese cherry trees along the Potomac will bloom this spring without the annual festival. The fete is postponed to 1931 due to late preparations and the illness of former President Taft.
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Stout Named to Appraisal Board for War Memorial Churches
Elmer W. Stout president of Fletcher American National Bank is named third member of the county appraisal board to set a price for two churches on the War Memorial site for county purchase. He will join John J. Reilly and J. M. Lilly who have agreed to serve. The board is to determine a purchase price for the First Baptist and Second Presbyterian churches within weeks.
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Indianapolis
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Eli Lilly & Co
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Train Hits Auto at Scudder Falls Kill Four
Four people from Philadelphia were killed instantly when their car was struck by a fast Pennsylvania Railroad express at Scudder Falls near here. The victims were Ernest Houlsworth aged 50, Thomas Davis 70, Mrs. Joseph Davis 69, and Mrs. Clara McMullen 50.
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Charlie and Boys Take Up Dancing at the Indiana
Charlie Davis and his band perform a lively dancing number at the Indiana in farewell week before his tour with a big revue. The feature film is Slightly Scarlet with Clive Brook and Evelyn Brent while Fannie Brice performs Be Yourself at the Palace, and The Sky Hawk divisive aerial drama dominates the bill with John Garrick.
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Doheny Cleared of Bribery Charge Set for Homecoming
Edward L. Doheney a California oilman was freed of bribery charges and rested in Washington awaiting a triumphant return. Officials expect a demonstration for him in Los Angeles as he heads home.
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Love trial ends in tragedy as wife reunites with husband
Dorothy Rowe March, once the center of a three week love experiment with Thomas A. Newton, returns to Detroit with her husband Benjamin March and their daughter. Newton, a Detroit packing heir, died by suicide at Miami Beach after the affair.
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Tragic End Reported After Uncertain Experiment
A man facing an unknown experiment received mixed signals from his wife about her return, then learned that Newton had died by suicide in a Miami Beach hotel room, ending the troubling episode.
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King George’s Britannia Prepares for Season Races
After a year on the stocks, King George’s royal racing cutter Britannia is set to race again this season. The 36 year old craft has won 196 first prizes for the royal owners, demonstrating long standing success in regattas.
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Grundy Move Nears Withdrawal Rumor Settled at Mellon Dinner
Rumors that Senator Joseph R. Grundy may exit the Republican U S Senate primary appear to reach a conclusion tonight in Pittsburgh. Grundy and Mellon faction leaders meet at a banquet honoring Andrew W. Mellon on his 75th birthday to decide the fate of the race.
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Philadelphia
Joseph R. Grundy
United States Senate
Pittsburgh
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Andrew W. Mellon
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