Casey A Civic Leader With Deep Community Ties
Daniel Casey speaks at the Chamber of Commerce outlining a practical approach to community development. He draws on civic welfare work and wartime service to argue for citizen responsibility and local action. Casey condemns passive reliance on others and urges concrete, organized efforts through community groups.
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Household Help Advertised in Ailing Column
Fragmentary OCR shows a domestic help listing with references to a colored girl and various chores. The text includes laundry, washing, sweeping, tea making, and dressmaking tasks. A remedies section discusses foot care and foot powders. The readable portion hints at a housework advertisement and unrelated foot care advice.
American Actress Meredith Shines in Paris Production
In Paris a striking American actress Miss Meredith stars in a new production at the prestigious theater. She is linked with Olive Thomas who recently died in Paris, sharing time at several parties before the incident.
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Mail notice failure in rent increase case at municipal court
Chicago judge Moran rules that mailing a notice of rent increase does not compel tenant to pay higher charge. Court notes the case involves a large weighing steer used as collateral or exhibit, with an object weighing about 500 pounds referenced in the decision.
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Southern dairy move praised by former Wisconsin professor
Former University of Wisconsin Agricultural College professor C. H. Benkendorf told Date county buttermakers that southern states are beginning to dairy. He noted progress though industry is in infancy in Tennessee and Kentucky, citing creameries and farm costs as chief early obstacles and predicting optimism for future growth. He is a part owner of a Knoxville creamery.
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Morning Papers Summarize Global, Local News Briefs
A telephonic connection links Avalon to Santa Catalina Island and a steamer near Philadelphia in a world record run. Brussels reports an open credit accord between Brazil and Belgium for about 260 million francs. In Constantinople three Bolshevik gunboats operate from Novorossiysk. Detroit notes Frank Navia will train at Wexhatte Texas next spring. John Reed’s body to be in state in Moscow Labor Temple. Barcelona metal workers strike 35,000 strong. Cleveland faces a 5 million dollar damage suit against the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Farewell to Dr Koo and odd diners cited in year old tale
A fragmentary item notes Dr Fr Kyiun Wellington Koo leaving his role as Chinese minister in Washington after nearly five years. The text also recounts a humorous dinner anecdote about a young surgeon and a witty remark about eating and a chicken. It mentions buffalo numbers but remains unclear in detail.
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