Vassar Daughters Consider New York Film Roles
Fourteen of America's finest daughters from Vassar College visited Inspiration studio in New York to view The Bright Shawl filming and posed before a motion picture camera. They expressed willingness to stay in Manhattan during vacation if there are roles in Richard Barthelmess' next picture.
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Newport
Southampton
Narra- Bansett
America
Vassar College
Manhattan
Richard Barthelmess
Inspiration Studio
New York
Marcel Wave Free-for-All in New York Hair Contest
In Newark on March 27 Gotham will host an international Marcel wave contest to crown hair styling champions. The American Master Hairdressers Association stages the event at the Waldorf Astoria with $2,500 in prizes and 150 female subjects prepared for the competition.
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Newark
Metropols
Gotham
American Master Hairdrogers' Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Abbottstown Resident
Edward P. Miller of Abbottstown Pa testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is superior for coughs and colds. He notes that those who have used it rarely settle for another remedy and that it eases coughing and breaks up colds.
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Chamberlain
Edward P. Miller
Abbottstown
Worth Knowing On Enamel, Mosquitoes, and Global Notes
An intensely white enamel resists acids for hospital and lab use. The Paris American Library now holds over 20 000 standard works. New Jersey hosts over forty mosquito species. The U S post office handles 12 000 000 000 letters annually. Birth footprints and mothers thumbprints proposed to prevent baby mixups. France and Belgium to mark German invasion front with 240 monuments. A South American tribe is ruled by a woman whose words are law. Rousselot invents sound recording devices. The British army fights beetle-like files. sealed cook houses vent sulfur oxide to trap them. In Arctic Canada temperatures fall to 01 below zero. A Russian locomotive built from parts in 20 German shops. Northwest India may soon support buffalo agriculture. A Western packer runs 1000 annuals on 26 000 acres between Yakima and Columbia.
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Paris
American Library Association
New Jersey
United States Post Office
France
Belgium
North Sea
Rousselot
Arctic
Canada
Inndia
Yakima
Columbia Rivers
Andrews Petroleum spuds first well as big Laredo campaign begins
Andrews Petroleum Corporation of New York spudded in its first well on Block 48 amid rapid development of four adjoining tracts in the Laredo district. The company already holds wells on Blocks 60 and 49 and a 17 acre survey, with seven wells planned on Block 48, as rains briefly hinder some operations. Binney No 1 on the Ojuelos grant resumes drilling after a pause, with plans for a deep productive strike.
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Andrews Petroleum Corporation of
New York
Dr. Bapzington
Andrews Petroleum Corporation
Laredo
Binney
California
Marinello Beauty Parlors Open in Chicago
Mrs. M. J. Corder of the Marinello School announces the opening of Marinello Beauty Parlors at 1410 Victoria Street Chicago. Fully equipped operators provide electrolysis facial blemish treatment scalp diseases and falling hair with services like massapes Rapid hair dying shampooing bobbing curling manicuring and a complete line of toilet articles.
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M. J. Corder
Marinello School
Chicago
Marinello
Victoria Street
Adolphus Greely at Eightieth Birthday
Major General Adolphus W. Greely retired of the I S A celebrated his eightieth year today He began life as a private and rose to brigadier general His career included chief of the signal corps and famed Arctic explorations In 1881 his polar expedition with 25 men left only seven alive two relief attempts failed and the crew were rescued by Capt Winfield Scott Scheley with the survivors nearly crazed by hunger
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Adolphus W. Greely
I. S.A
Greely
Winfield Scott Sehley
A Bailey Learon In History March 27 1917 Origins
A compact history fragment lists events and figures with dates: Francis Bacon named Lord Chancellor in 1621, 1794 Congress authorized six frigates, 1836 Fannin and 416 Texans captured and 330 shot at Goliad, 1945 Roentgen born then died, 2223 shown, Sherman to succeed Chase as senator, 1489 Lincoln appointed minister to Britain, 1418 Wilson demanded Germany explain Sussex attack, 1447 British army defeats 20,000 Turks near Gaza.
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Francis Bacon
England
Congress
Col
J. W. Fannin
Goliad
Santa Ana
William C. Roentgen
Prussia
Munich
Ts8hlolin Sherman
Fewer Indigent and Prisoners in London Since 1911
London reports from March 27 indicate Songland shows fewer poor persons and fewer prisoners than since 1911. Indigent inmates fell to 70 per 14 000 population, down from 117 per 14 000 thirteen years earlier, improving state expenses.
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Associated Press
London
Songland
Tuesday Music and Literature Club Meeting Planned
The Tuesday Music and Literature Club will gather at the High School Auditorium at 4 PM with Mrs. Travis Bruce Bunn leading. The Junior Auxiliary also meets at the Rectory at 4 PM.
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Travis Bruce Bunn
Spring Changes and Society Notes From The City
A column of seasonal verse opens with fashion and mood, followed by society notices. James Moores returns from Australia for the break. Jack King visits his parents in the city. Howard Moore travels to Mexico City with later company. Mrs. DaCamara returns from a Monte rey trip. Ruth Chamberlain visits grandparents Judge and Mrs. Slaughter in town. Several others visit or travel to Realito, San Antonio, and Reiser. Parish Guild suspends meeting for Holy Week. Missionary notes describe W. M. S and Heights Circle meetings, with talks on Building With India and India’s customs. An entertainment by Miss Lucille Nunelley at the First Methodist Church draws praise. music by the Holding Institute orchestra accompanies the performance. The next Raracalathea Bible Class meeting is announced, and remarks praise the event as a promising prelude to future programs.
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Heights
W. M
Percy Mullen
J. K. Thompson
India
Mesdames Dannelley
Shanks
A. G. Thompson
Jesse Thompson
Killngsworth
San Antonio
Methodist Church
Paul M. McCulloch
Craig
Cary
O'Keefe
Mesdames Lumpman
Huyler
Emerson
Frye
Crawford
Nixon
Ernst Buenz
Seamon
Allsworth
Skinner
Miss Leverage
Lucille Nunelley
First Methodist
Miss Nunelley
Holding Institute
Misa Sturgis
Laredo Bible Class Invites Nonmembers to Join
A hearty welcome is extended to all not affiliated with any other Bible Class to come join the Ifvest Bible Class in Laredo and participate in a community study and fellowship event.
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Laredo
Sweet Peas Must Start Early for Bountiful Blooms
Garden advice urges planting on St Patrick’s Day in the Middle West with deep trenching and rich soil. Use cool roots, six inches minimum spacing, and start seedlings in paper pots six inches tall to avoid crowding. Provide support sticks and cool house conditions for vigorous growth.
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Middle West
St. Patrick's Day
Gothenburg Plans Tercentenary Jubilee Exhibition
Gothenburg Sweden marks its 300 year charter with a festival from March 27 through summer featuring a historical review of Lothenburg progress Swedish industry and crafts. Exhibits include wood pulp paper glass porcelain textiles and ores plus a Scandinavian horticultural show an international automobile and aero exhibition and flying contests athletic events and international conferences.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Lothenburg
Acro
Indianization of Indian Army Sparks Legislative Debate
Delhi March 27 The Indianization of the Indian Army dominates discussion in the national legislature with Indians seeking King's Commissions for Indians by direct recruitment to make all regiments wholly Indian. Lord Rawlinson says change should be orderly and not rushed while aiming to avoid upheaval.
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Associated Press
Delhi
India
Indian Army
Yamin Kahn
Son of Attorney General Entangled in Keenan Case Mystery
Detectives probe a complex tale linking Andrew Daugherty son of the Attorney General to the Keenan murder and alleged blackmailers. Investigators pursue calls and associations with Miss Dorothy Keenan, including claims of a promised department job and a casual relationship with her.
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Associated Press
New York
Dorothy Keenan
Davaper Daugherty
Orty
Daugeherty
Ede
John Kearney Mitchell
Bastriet
Pecora
Ced
Coughlin
Dadedi
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Miss Keeben
Miss &Eenan
Mitchel
Keenan
Dne
Ares
Pei
Two Trainmen Die In Texas Rail Yard Accidents
Houston reports two railway workers killed in separate incidents. Sam Butler switch foreman died when struck by a locomotive on the Houston Belt Railway near Harrisburg road. Maurice Reginald Crump engineer for the Trembina Great Northern died of injuries after being struck in Sellers station yards.
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Associated Press
Houston
Ines
Thouston
Sam Butler
Foreiun
Outlaw Leader Al Spencer Surrounded Near Parl Tun Hills
Tulsa on March 27 reports the police chief and a newspaper crew flight to wooded Parl tun hills where Al Spencer reputedly wounded leads five outlaw band members in a pitched fight with a large posse. Four bandits robbed Mannford bank for 600 dollars and fled. one suspect killed, Harry Rohrer captured. a 40-man posse closes in with heavy rifle fire.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Vernal Police
Manu
Parltun
al Spencer
Outlaws
State Bank
Mannford
Harry Rohrer
Dillon
Spencer
Menu
Will Tour Oil Fields
R B Walthall chief supervisor of the oil and gas division of the state railroad commission leaves tonight for an inspection tour of the oil fields. He will visit Breckenridge Masthand and other districts to learn general conditions with commission members accompanying him to inspect various sections of the state.
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Austin
Texas
R. B. Walthall
Oil and Gas Division
State Railroad Commission
Breckenridge
Masthand
Walthall
Allies to resume talks on Turkish peace in April
London reports expected Allied note to Angora says Turkish peace proposals admit discussion and that negotiations will restart. The note reportedly proposes Lausanne as meeting place and mid April as the date.
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London
Angora
Lasanne
Coats Chosen Attorney General of Porto Rico
Herbert B. Coats of Saranac Lake New York has been selected as attorney general of Porto Rico. He will succeed Salvador Maestre whose resignation has been accepted by Secretary Weeks.
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Washington
Herbert
Coats
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Porto Rico
Salvador Maestrie
Weeks
Sarah Bernhardt Dies in Paris Lying in State
Paris mourns as Sarah Bernhardt lies in state with flowers from admirers. Family grieves and delays funeral arrangements. Funeral set for Thursday afternoon at the church of St Francois de Sales, to be simple per her wishes.
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Presa
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
St. Francois de Sales
Rep Tyson Sinking After Tumor Operation
Rochester physicians announce that Representative John R. Tyson of Alabama remained on the verge of death Sunday after an emergency operation for a tumor. He had been sinking rapidly since midnight and was not expected to live through the day.
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Sy Associated Press
Rochester
Minn
Fire fatal for two Eloise inmates at hospital ward
Two unidentified women inmates at Eloise county hospital perished in a three story brick building fire that swept the women psychopathic ward. Authorities believe the blaze started from a tinsmith torch.
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Associated Prene
Detroit
Mich
Eloise
Here
Alphonse M Wormser Heads Laredo Elks Lodge Officers
Laredo Lodge No. 1018 Elks has elected its officers for the coming year with Alphonse M Wormser named exalted ruler and George W Dennett as leading knight. Other posts include Dan Pue loyal knight George Lang tective knight A B Muller secretary Hugh S Cluck treasurer Hannald Nye tiler Stanley S Scothorn trustee and delegate to grand lodge with J and Thomas as alternate delegate.
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Laredo
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Alphonse M
Vermeer
Tuler
George W. Dennett
Dan Pue
George Lang
A. B. Muller
Hughs. Cluck
Handall Nye
Lords Ratify Irish Free State Bill A Year On
One year has passed since the British House of Lords ratified the Irish Free State Bill. Marshal Joffre, described as a war hero, arrived in Vancouver via Kar Mast from Kar Mast.
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House of Lords
Marshal Joffre
Lero
Vancouver
Kar Mast
London population rises by sixty seven thousand in 1922
London including suburbs but not the heavy hauling area shows a population of 6,891,419 as of December 1 according to estimates by the Metropolitan Water Board. The count reflects an increase of 67,885 from the 1921 report.
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Hy Associated Press
London
Haulih
Metropolitan Water Board
Th'sa
Use of Peyote Proscribed by Interior Officials
March 27 report from Woelineten notes some Native tribes developed a recipe for mescaline use aimed at boosting bootleg operations. The Interior Department says peyote use has powerful effects and has ordered wipeout measures. Effects documented include strong reactions, prompting action to curb use among tribes in Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Ie Associated Press
Berg
Dtas
Oklanes
Appointment shuffle in Colorado politics and fisheries bill
Governor Sweet of Colorado wired Governor-elect Morrison Shetiok of Denver to fill the vacancy after the death of a state official. Reports indicate Huston Hotalon, a Masdoe supporter, may be named. In Austin Texas Governor Nevadas moves include a fisheries reform bill and broader fish and game commission oversight.
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Pras
Denver
William
Muadgg
Treasury
Ansot Wilturmiestration
Coday
Sweet
Colorado
Mne
Poppoint Morrison Shetiok
VA Fatale Ciinies Setatour
Hodoe
Etnst Hedeawah
Arinern
Vototebadvapiud
Cavertor cWeel
Huston Hotalon
Masdoe
Oyara
Austin
Tessas
Nev Todas
Fish and Game Commission
Cottiy
Bel
Cotti Coattiva
Filed damage suit linked to private detective case in Washington
A damage suit was filed today by A. J. Ellis, a private detective, against Wile 4 Barns detective agency in Washington. The suit claims Anderson stole records and blackmailed Alexander E. Robertson, a British WWI veteran and suitor to Miss Mary Culberson. Robertson, once linked to Senator Culberson’s Texas family, alleges he was held and questioned for three hours at the Burns offices on March 1 in a disturbing confrontation.
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Associated Pease Washington
Marcel
Sit
Wile 4
Barns
Adath Gi
Nandersotu
Washington
A. J. Ellis
New Jersey
Alexander E. Roeburtson
Robertson
Mary Culberson
Senator Culberson
Texas
Anderson
AMM
Bhackmail
Eutis
Surns
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Mendoza
Webb County
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DR. Edgington
New York Concern
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Oberfeldt Society
James Moores
Ausin
Jack King
City
Mrs
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Howard Moore
Mexico City
Mrs. Moore
Baby
J. B. DaCamara
Monterey
Mexico
Ruth Chamberlain
J. M. Slaughter
John Chamberlain
Alice Heinaz
Clyde Heingz of
Reiser
Mrs. J. R. Holliday
Realitag
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Say AL Spencer
POSSE
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Hills
Tyson
Alphonse M. Wormser
THE
Laredo Lodge
ELKS
Madoo
SENA
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Vincent d'Indy
Alfred Fining
Adinburgh University
Dundee
Scotland
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the Winds
Cleveland
Joseph &. Cheshire
Episcopal
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Miller J. Huggins
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