New York Curb Brokers Rally On Streets Not Buildings
The curb brokers refuse indoor offices and will keep trading in open streets. The New York Car Market Association moves to Wall Street. outsiders gain an injunction to stay outdoors and trade from street corners. Space-saving bridges may span streets above offices. Fanny Brice dazzles in Ziegfeld Follies with "My Man" drawing crowds.
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New York
Carb Market Association
Wall Street
Metropolitan Building
Twety-Fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Fanny Brice
My Man
Stephen Foster Honored by Bowery Fundraiser
The Bowery Association staged a concert in honor of Stephen Foster to raise 50000 dollars for a Foster Memorial fund. The money will support the Bowery Mission bread line, fitting since Foster spent his final years wandering the Bowery and suffered poverty there.
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Stephen Foster
Kentucky
Swanee River
Bowery
Bowery Association
Write
Husband Bails Wife Out For Cognac Arrest
Harry Clark of 25 East Fifty Fourth Street says he is done aiding the constitution after his wife’s arrest for possessing a quart of cognac he did not know about. He posted $500 bail, declaring he will never again prosecute family members.
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Harry Clark
East Fiftyfourth Street
Queensstown Liner Brings 156 Women Seeking New Careers
A Queenstown liner delivered 156 young women who arrived not for housework but to pursue typing or acting careers. The report notes housewives once rushed to snap up stewardess or cook roles, yet the new arrivals sketched different ambitions as they reached Ellis Island.
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Ellis Island
Queenstown
Exhibits Show Bright Spots from City School Plant Fair
More than 5000 plants brightened New York City school children's first exposition. Despite living in tall tenements with little sun, the young exhibitors produced remarkable displays, with some of the finest stems coming from those most deprived of light.
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New York City
Work Done by the Congress
Washington reports the Republican Publicity Association claims 100 days in power produced notable soldier relief actions. It cites 18 600 000 for new fireproof hospitals, use of surplus buildings by Public Health Service, Dawes veteran relief commission, War Risk Insurance Bureau leadership, and an upcoming soldier bonus bill.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne Jr
Mississippi
Public Health Service
Se‘alley
Dawes Soldier Relef Commission
House
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Bureau
Congress
Republican record on soldier relief headlines
The passage criticizes Democratic officials for poor veteran relief while praising Republican actions. It portrays Democrats as failing to act and wasting energy blaming opponents, predicting more such claims as weeks pass.
Comet Pons-Winnecke Shifts Orbit After Weeks of Relative Harmony
Harvard University Observatory reports the Pons-Winnecke comet altered its trajectory and is moving outward, with planetary meteor showers not likely to occur. Acting director Solon I Bailey notes no showers have happened and the comet is now heading into deep space.
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Harvard University Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Solon I. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Society Notes Highlight Local Visits And Gatherings
Mrs. Charles Philips visits Du Pont Indiana on Thursday to see relatives. Mrs. J N Jerman, guest of Mrs. C N Jacobs Port Fulton, is joined by her young daughter from Kentucky. Mrs. Edwin Greene and her children travel from Cleveland to stay with Mrs. Hawes on Walnut Street. A large crowd attends the garden party at Mrs. Dayllen’s home on E Market Street hosted by Epworth League. Miss Anna Laughlin spoke to the Woman's Civic club and Chautauqua Board before leaving for Aurora Indiana. Howard Park Church Aid Society plans a picnic supper at Mrs Herman Elrod’s home Thursday.
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C. P. Crone
Ohio Falls
Liberty Beach
Luther Childs
Barbara Childs
City
Metcalf
Geneva Nortlow
Louisville
Joseph Daniels
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Crone
Elizabeth
Anna
Edrie Crone
Anna Laughlin
Cooperative Chautauqua
Bloomington
Til
Woman’s Civic Club
Chautauqua
Aurora
Ind
Howard Park
Mrs. Grafton Reynolds Returns Home
Mrs Grafton Reynolds who has Ind has returned home.
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Grafton Reynolds
Miss Jessie Jenks Returns Home From Elizabethtown Visit
Miss Jessie Jenks returns to Port Fulton after visiting the family of Andrew Thornton in Elizabethtown Indiana.
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Jessie Jenks
Port Fulton
Andrew Thornton
Elizabethtown
Ind
Miss Bertha McCann Guest of Indianapolis Sister
Miss Bertha McCann visits her sister Mrs. S. M. Shonfield in Indianapolis for a family stay.
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Bertha McCann
S. M. Shonfield
Indianapolis
Green family guests travel from Cleveland to Memphis
Mrs. P C Green and Miss Florence Green Bernice Green and Mr Amos Green of Cleveland Ohio, guests of Mrs J M Hawes, have left for Memphis Indiana to visit relatives.
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P. C. Green
Florence and
Bernice Green
Amos Green
Cleveland, C
J. M. Hawes
Memphis
Ind
Mrs Wm Elliott in serious condition at Walnut Street home
The article notes Mrs Wm Elliott is very low at her residence on Walnut Street, with no additional context or details provided.
Mrs. F A Coyle Organizes U P S E in Memphis Church
Mrs F A Coyle traveled to Memphis Indiana on Sunday to organize a United Presbyterian Sunday Evening. The Memphis Christian Church served as the meeting location and catalyst for the U P S E effort.
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F. A. Coyle
Memphis
Ind
Memphis Christian Church
Mr. Roly and Family Move Into Walnut Street Home
Mr Roly and family of Louisville have moved into the house at 624 Walnut Street, former residence of Rev O W Baylor.
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Mr. Roly
Louisville
Walnut St
O. W. Baylor
Mrs Charles Coleman Returns After Visit
Mrs Charles Coleman, guest of her son Arthur Coleman and family in Kokomo, has returned home.
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Charles Coleman
Arthur Coleman
Kokomo
Crawford returns home after visit to Charlestown
Frances Marion Crawford spent a few days with his aunt Mrs. Harry Elliott and has returned to his home in Charlestown Indiana. Mrs. Wm Buckley and son Kenneth were dinner guests Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs N Jacobs.
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Frances Marion Crawford
Harry Elliott
Charlestown
Ind
Bailes Family Travels to Eminence
Mr E. G. Bailes and his young daughter Marona journeyed to Eminence for a brief visit as reported in local notes.
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E. G. Bailes
Marona
Stitch and Chatter Club Hosts Delightful Evening
The Stitch and Chatter Club offered a delightful evening with verse readings and community crafting. Sareh attended to share a creative piece while members enjoyed informal conversation and fabric arts.
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Stitch Aand Chatter Club
Picnic Party Gathered Guests Across Cities
A social gathering lists attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartow and family, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Spellman and daughter, and others from Louisville, Cincinnati guest Miss Emma Ditcher, Port Fulton returnee Miss Stella May Gibson, and dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crum. Illness noted for Miss Maggie Hurley of Fulton Street.
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Harry Bartow
Randall Spellman
Robert Howard
Louisville
Harry Very
J. M. Lewis
L. Very
N. Jacobs
J. N. Jerman
Geo. Crum
E. Seventh St
Ill Miss Ruth Wilson Readsapt to Work W Surprise
Ruth Wilson of Port Fulton has recovered from illness and is able to return to work, ending a period of absence and resuming normal duties at her position.
Mrs Lutz Returns Home From Hanover Visit
Mrs John Lutz returns to her home after a trip to Hanover where she visited her sister Mrs Stella Mitchell.
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John Lutz
Hanover
Stella Mitchell
Mrs Jennie Anderson and daughter arrive home tonight
Mrs Jennie Anderson and her daughter Mary, who have been visiting in Indianapolis, are expected to return home this evening. Mr and Mrs Gus Collins left yesterday for Covington Kentucky and Hamilton Ohio to visit relatives.
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Jennie Anderson
Mary
Indianapolis
Gus Collins
Covington, Ky
Hamilton, O
Dream for Catarrh Opens Up Nostrils Quickly
An Ely's Cream Balm advertisement promises rapid relief from nasal congestion due to catarrh. A small amount applied inside the nostrils supposedly opens air passages, relieves hawking headaches and nighttime breath troubles, with quick soothing effects.
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Ely
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
Advertises St Jacobs Oil as a painless remedy for rheumatism. Claims most cases need no internal treatment and that rubbing the oil into joints provides instant relief. Says it is harmless, skin friendly, and cures millions over decades for rheumatic pain, sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, back ache, sprains, and swellings.
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St. Jacobs
St. Jacobs Oil
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Sellersburg
LWT
Charles Philips
Duvont
Relatves
Edwin Greene
Florence
Bernice
Amos
Cleveland
Ohio
Greene
Mr. Hawes
Walnut Street
Stemler
Spring Street
Emma Ditcher
Cincinnati
Cleveland Shaffer
E. Court Ave
Stella May
Gibson
Henryville
Maggie Hurley
Fulton St
Glen Helen Park
Dave Adkins
Sellersburg, Ind
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