Woman club and church gatherings announced across city
A series of community and church events are listed for Wednesday with meetings at East High Street and Capitol Avenue churches. Attendees are urged to notify hosts if unable to attend and several circles schedule socials and luncheons before a busy weekend.
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Kansas City
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Marie Sinclair
Moreland Avenue
Francis Sparnhorst
Anton Rost
Helen Spatmbhorst
Miss Rost
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Rost
Roy Kline
Marie Walsh
Helen Vogel
Anna Marie Rost
Helen Rost
Anna Hammitt
Hilda Rost
Antitrust Suit Targets Kansas City Ice Companies
Washington reports the Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in federal court in Kansas City against the Kansas City Ice Company its officers and directors twelve other ice firms dominant in greater Kansas City and twenty affiliated individuals. Proceedings seek injunctive relief with Cummins approval. The government alleges monopoly power and restraints on competition in the ice trade.
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Katy Will Keep On Burning Oil
Katy railroad officials denied reports they planned to convert locomotives in Oklahoma from oil to coal. Also mentions ancient Egyptian balance scales and Glasgow dust and food estimate versus London, reflecting varied industrial concerns.
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Five Nurses Attend Dionne Siblings In Sickly Start
In Corbeil Ontario five nurses cared for the Dionne quintuplets on their eighth day of life. The infants remain under jaundice treatment and weight checks. Dr A R Dafoe expressed cautious optimism about the fragile babies but noted the condition is hazardous. Plans to exhibit them at the Chicago World’s Fair were scrapped.
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Dune
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Last slave in New York Margaret Pine dies in Brooklyn
The final enslaved person in New York, Margaret Pine, died in Brooklyn in 1857 marking the end of slavery in the state. Her death is noted as a historical endpoint in the abolition era.
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