Train Encounter Confuses Dick and Elizabeth at Grand Central
Dick is surprised when a woman in study of his sister’s guests reveals herself as Elizabeth Wianata after Helen mails him a note. He boards the 2:20 train, hoping to meet Margaret Osborne, but the station meeting at Grand Central leads to a mistaken identity and an awkward farewell as the train arrives.
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Wellesley
Neil
Montkely
Roed
Garey Helen
Helen
Grendals
Margaret Osborne
Eilzabeth Wianata
Grand Central Station
No Memorial at Grave of Henry Ware Lawton US Army General
The article laments the unmarked Arlington grave of Major General Henry Ware Lawton and details the campaign to erect a memorial. It contrasts Lawton’s service in Civil War campaigns and the Geronimo pursuit with the absence of a federal monument, noting efforts by Indiana and press coverage to fund a tribute. It also mentions other notable soldiers and memorial debates, including Liscum, and ends with a note about a proposed electric lighting aid for night fishing.
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Sy Edward B& Clark
Wational Cemetery
Lise
Henry Ware Lawton
United States Army
Lawton
United States
Indianapolis
Heary Ware Lawton
Arlington Cemetery
Cawioo
Arlington
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
Henry “Ware Tanta
Inter Be
Mexico
Geronimo
Liscum
Mioth Infantry
Tiea
Honolulu
Army
Navy
Arrest Ransomer of Affectionate Couples
In Los Angeles on Foothill Boulevard several young couples were abducted from cars and released for $10 each. Police, curious about the kidnapper, ordered two officers to patrol the area in disguise and nab the suspect, towing a figure described as a self-appointed deputy to the scene.
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Los Angeles
Gam Freeman
Aberiff
Congressman Seven Days McCorkle Served in Final House Week
Paul G. McCorkle served as a member of Congress during the closing week of the last session, filing a one week term as noted in the record.
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Paul G. McCorkle
Congress
Inventors Call for Free Aid to Army Navy in War Prep
New York inventor group of 40 members formed a defense club offering free developing inventions for Army and Navy. They petitioned Navy and War Secretaries for needs, plan to submit non-government projects, and urge a military training station along the riverfront for youths.
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New York
Association of Practical Inventors of America
Germany
Timothy D. Gleason
Gleason
Weat Fifty-third Street
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Mr. Gleason
Daniels
Baker
Bride’s Parents on Honeymoon Observed by Guests
A fragment describes the bride’s parents on a honeymoon trip. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Newton H. Carpenter hosting guests at their home and hints at plans to repeat the arrangement twenty five years hence.
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Mia
Newton H. Carpenter
Sour Cream Dressings and Cakes From the Kitchen
A culinary note lists several sour cream based recipes and tips. It praises sour cream for dressings and outlines methods for salad dressing, Drop Cakes, German Crullers, and Plain Feast Cake with steps for eggs, sugar, flour, soda, and flavorings. It includes baking and shaping guidance and a proverb about making hay.
Meatless Dishes With Nuts and Grains Guide
A guide to meatless meals featuring cheese vegetables nuts and eggs. Recipes include Mosk Chicken Loaf made from hominy and nut fillings, Bean Chop shapes from lentils and gluten, Cucumber and Nut Salad with walnut garnish, and Prunes with cereal served with cream and milk.
Cupid Aided by Mars in Courtship
New York reports a long distance romance ending in marriage as Maflax Fletcher and Claud Dewhurst Bingham unite after 18 years apart. Fletcher, a Dover clerk, arrived aboard the St Paul to wed the New York importer, with a wartime mail delay prompting their plan. Mrs Bingham confirms no parental arranging, praising the couple’s own romance.
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New York
England
Gertrude Mary Fletcher
Dover
Claud Dewhurst Bingham
New York City
Miss Fletcher
St. Paul
Bingham
Nicaragua
Einweele
Herbert I. Bingham
Greytown
Mr. Bingham
Mim Fletcher
Mra. D. P. Bingham
Court Advises Wife To Shoot Husband In Domestic Case
In Kansas City Missouri Mrs. J L Reece fired twice at her husband after he returned home drunk and abusive. Judge Kiernan ordered new bullets for her revolver and warned her to practice. he also told her if she missed again she would be fined.
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Kansas City
J. L. Reece
Kiernan
Burned self to death in Marshfield Opera House
Chris Kottmeyer age 54 janitor at Adler Opera House, Marshfield Wisconsin, was found dead in the ashpit after a night of illness and cold. A coroner's jury ruled death by self-immolation, noting officers had to cut a wall to recover the body.
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Marshfield
Wia
Chris Kottmeyer
Adler Opera House
Kottmeyer
Mason
Dimault
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Whitman
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