Gen Bramwell Booth to Lead Salvation Army Congresses
Gen Bramwell Booth of London head of the Salvation Army arrives in New York this week to oversee two territorial congresses in the United States. The first convenes in Chicago next week, the second in New York at the end of April. He marks his seventieth birthday and is the son of founder William Booth.
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Associated Press
New York
Bramwell Booth
London
Salvation Army
United States
Chicago
Booth
William Booth
The
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Bernard
Wycliffe
Gen. Booth
Evangeline
American Kiss Speed Baffles Hungarian Playwright Ernest Vajda
Hollywood April 13 Ernest Vajda the Hungarian playwright working at Famous Players Lasky is puzzled by the fast pace of American affection he observes. He notes men driving with one hand and kissing at thirty miles an hour, and husbands kissing on the fly at breakfast and at railroad stations with acrobatic timing.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Ernest Vajda
Famous Players-Lasky Motion Picture Studio
United States
Kises
Barking Guard Delays Home Invasion Duo
Pat and Mike hesitate at a gate to a home they plan to rob as a dog barks. Pat dismisses the threat saying a barking dog never bites while Mike cautions that the dog does not share that belief adding that it might bite.
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Pat
Mike
Today in History and Politics Across the Nation
The entry notes Washington and the American army reaching New York from Cambridge 150 years ago, marks the 80th anniversary of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Jefferson’s birthday observances at the University of Virginia, Illinois primary elections, Senator McKinley seeking renomination, the consecration of Shirley Hall Nicholson as missionary bishop of Kyoto, a Jefferson birthday event in Washington, and an international conference in New York with engineers and scientists from fourteen nations.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Thomas Jefferson
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Illinois
William B. McKinley
Shirley Hall Nicholson
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Japan
Holy Trinity Church
Tomas Jefferson
Social calendar bridge and card parties
Tuesday at 2 45 Mrs W E Lucas hosts a bridge party at the Hamilton Hotel for friends. St Anne s Society hosts a card party in their hall in the evening. Wednesday Christ Church Parish Guild meets at the Rectory at 3 30 in the afternoon.
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W. E. Lucas
Hamilton
St. Anne’s Society
Guild of ‘Christ Church
Flowers While I Live and Other Local Notices
Poem by Judita Beretta Buttron is highlighted with many society items. Local visits include John T. Halsell Jr returning home, Mrs. Buenz, Mrs. Borchers and Dorothy to be in the city, and travelers from Sacramento, San Antonio, and Baytown. Community groups meet for missionary notes, D A R, Bougainvillea Club, and a High School banquet with a flower garden theme.
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Judita Beretta Buttron
Times
John T. Halsell, Jr
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J. T. Halsell
Prisoner Angrily Renounces Magazines Ahead of Hange Day
A prisoner in a cell hurled magazines in disgust and cursed, vowing that only continued stories keep him occupied while predicting his hanging next Tuesday.
Senate committee approves farm relief bill as rider
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a farm relief plan as a rider to the cooperative marketing bill. It would levy a fee on wheat cattle and hogs to stabilize surplus. The cotton provision is withheld until further congressional authorization. The full senate vote will first tackle the surplus bill then the cooperative measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Canzee Trial Moves Toward Verdict In Texas Homicide Case
San Antonio April 13 The case of William Canzee charged with negligent homicide in the death of five year old George Harris is due for jury deliberations this afternoon The boy was found dead by an electrified wire fence near his home last summer as the trial began yesterday
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San Antonio
Texas
William Canzee
George Harris
Los Angeles on Cruise Prep After Shenandoah Loss
Los Angeles dirigible taken from hangar at Lakhhurat New Jersey for a trial flight after Shenandoah disaster. After hours at the mooring mast she will cruise nearby and return before nightfall.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Lakhhurat
N. J
Thi
Women to discuss world relations at league convention
In St Louis the National League of Women Voters opens a week long convention with talks on international relations and peace promotion. Notable speakers include Carrie Chapman Catt Woodrow Park Chester Rowell James T Shotwell Mabel Walker Willebrandt Paul Goode and Marie Wing. Truth Morgan leads the peace sessions.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
League of Women Voters
Carrie Chapman Catt
League
Molah Temple
Wood Park
Washington, D. C
National Organization
Chester Rowell
California
James T. Shotwell
Columbia University
Odeon Theatre
Rowell
World Court
Professor Shotwell
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
United States
Paul Goode
Illinois General Assembly
Marie Wing
Cleveland
Claims to Office by Women at League Convention
The League of Women Voters plans its April conference to argue women enter public offices on qualification not spoils. It asserts women have higher idealism and are not yet disillusioned, stressing proper political training to shape a political force.
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Associated Press
St. Laws
League of Women Voters
League
Woman Killed In Utopia After Insane Man Rampage
Sabinal Texas April 13 Mrs Will Jones killed and the school building burned when a 40 year old man suddenly ran amuck He fired at Will Jones home striking Mrs Jones then killed the children He was found near death at a farm home after an all night search He died a few hours later and is said to have admitted the crime Mrs Jones mother of five children.
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Tex
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Schooli
Mra. Jones
Mas Jones
Naval Surgeon on Stand in Williams Court Martial
Defense testimony opened in the Williams court martial with Commander Harold Willatt saying he spoke to Colonel Williams at a hotel that night. The surgeon said he did not smell liquor on Williams’s breath nor observe anything to justify labeling him intoxicated.
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Williama
Idou‘gnant
Harold Willatt
Williams
Twenty Die in Gulf Oil Tanker Explosion
An official investigation began in Port Arthur Texas into Sunday's explosion aboard the Gulf Refining Company tanker Gulf of Venezuela. Casualties stood at 20 dead and 9 injured with 14 bodies still unidentified. if not identified by Thursday they will be buried by the Gulf Company.
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Port Arthur
Texas
Gulf
Gulf of Venezuela
Gulf Company
Cummins Bill Reported Favorable By Senate Panel
The Cummins bill to enforce railroad consolidation after the experimental period was reported favorably today by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
What a Princess Should Wear at Olympia
London April 13 Four year old Pearl Hay insists a princess needs a white gown and crown. She presents a bouquet to Princess Marie Louise at the Ideal Home Exposition opening. The princess laughs and says the gown and crown only show at night.
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Associated Press
London
Pearl Hay
Princess Marie Louise
Olympia
Marie Louise
Senate approves referendum on Volstead act amendment
Albany April 13 The senate passed the Earle bill calling for a nationwide referendum next fall on urging Congress to amend the Volstead act to let each state set its own definition of intoxicating liquor.
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Associated Press
Albany
Senate Today
Congress
New York Representative Reports Missing Liquor Under Court Order
Representative LaGuardia of New York said Attorney General Sargent advised that 820 cases of liquor under a court order have disappeared. The Department of Justice is investigating the matter.
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Washington
LaGuardia
New York
Sargent
Amarahal
Indianapolis
Department of Justice
Rotary district conference opens with Bobbitt address in San Antonio
About 1,000 business leaders gather at the first annual conference of the 47th District Rotary Clubs in San Antonio. Robert L. Bobbitt of Laredo delivers a talk on educating the public about Rotary and outlines topics for discussion including Denver convention lessons, student loan funds, and youth programs. Credentials and nominating committees begin work for district governor candidates.
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Asher R. Smith
Lucy Meriwether
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clarence Jefferies
Clyde Lucas
San Antonio
8. E. Woods
Harry B. James
Amar Penn
Margaret MacGregor
Gerald Sielski
Associated
Texas
Rotary Clubs
South
Capar City
Robert
Tribute to Jefferson Highlighted in House Duet
Representative Boylan of New York paid tribute to Thomas Jefferson in the House on Jefferson's birthday anniversary. He praised Jefferson as a champion of personal liberty far ahead of his time and urged a future Thomas Jefferson to speak for the rights of the common people.
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Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Representative Boylan
New York
Democratic Party
Boylan
Dog Rescues Owner In War Era Streets
Oakland resident G F Ruff saved his dachshund Moues from a crowd that stoned the friendly dog during wartime fervor. Now Ruff risks losing his sight as Moues leads him through the streets, a living reminder of the pet’s loyal aid.
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Oakland
Calif
G. F. Ruff
Ruff
Moues
Partial OCR fragments on corporate actions and directors
The readable bits reference banking actions and penalties against a corporation's directors. The text is garbled but indicates legal or regulatory actions involving an unnamed bank or entity and its board. The exact names, dates, and outcomes are not clear from the fragment.
Peggy Engaged Again Announcement
In a Chicago society note an engagement is reported involving a prominent family. The brief item references Peggy and a Chicago family in a customary society column style.
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Peggy
Polish Girls Hair Trends Slowly Change in Warsaw
In Warsaw during April polishes discuss young women's hair, noting a shift from boyish cuts to longer styles. Observers describe trained imitators and lingering rouge, with many girls keeping varied lengths as they experiment with trends.
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Warsaw
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