Rockefeller the Third to Begin Ordinary Role in Family Firm
Announcement says John D. Rockefeller the third will join his father at 26 Broadway New York in an ordinary position with the chance to choose his field. He must work up and will not receive special pay or privileges though he may guide his focus within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D
Rockefeller
John
John BD
New York
France
Harry Fox
Broadway
Harry
Million-Dollar Football and Taft Critique on College Life
An editorial notes last season's college football profits exceeding fifty million dollars with Yale Harvard Princeton and Michigan posting large net gains. It cites Chief Justice Taft saying stadium excess overshadows scholarship and education should focus on citizenship over athletic success.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Michigan
Taft
Morehouse Bastrop Parish Move Toward Library
Bastrop and Morehouse parish progress toward a parish library as police jury names a committee to work with a citizens library group on plans. Bas trop Civic league seeks 15000 dollars for financing and community leaders praise cultural and educational progress amid economic uncertainty.
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Morehouse Parish
Citizens’ Library Committee
Christmas Gifts and Emerson Ideals on True Giving
A 1929 King Features Syndicate column argues commercialism spoils Christmas by turning gifts into savings and returns. It cites Emerson on necessity guiding giving and gifts reflecting the giver and receiver, with examples of mismatched or unwanted presents and the joy of aiding the needy.
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Gangland
Paradise
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Army Navy Marine Officers Rule Hidden Washington Club
Three miles from the White House a new private country club for army navy and marine officers rises on the Arlington side of the Potomac. The wild setting features a famed 600 pound deer as a local mascot until a hunter ends its reign.
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Washington
White House
United States
Arlington Side
Potomac River
Capital
Washington service club born to serve officers in the capital
The three military branches create a Washington area country club in Virginia with two 18 hole golf courses, tennis courts, a large outdoor pool, two polo fields, and a flying field for planes. Maj. R. D. Newman designed the golf layout using aerial photos taken at 3000 and 1000 feet for accuracy.
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Washington
Teddy Roosevelt
Potomac
Virginia
R. D. Newman
Washington club growth mirrors army and navy club model
The article notes a 2200 member club, funded by dues, aiming to enroll every army navy and marine officer in Washington. It recalls Jeb Stuart’s Civil War raid near the White House, fortifications becoming golf hazards, and mentions Clemenceau’s 88th birthday era. It ends with a quip on oats and Scotland.
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Washington
Army and Navy Club
Jeb Stuart
White House
Fifteen Theories on Governor Long’s Call to the Militia
The piece lists fifteen plausible yet doubtful reasons for Governor Long calling out the militia in New Orleans. It suggests possibilities from misbuttoning the alert to parade plans, health reading, crime fear, and even restoring confidence for gambling venues. The tone mocks sensational explanations and reflects a satirical look at state power.
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Long
New Reans
Winn Parish
New Orleans
Germany
Jackson Square
Vieux Carre
Irion
Constitutional League
Abe Harris Tuxedo Rental Pioneer of New York
Abe Harris ran a 21 year business renting dinner jackets full dress suits and silk hats in New York near Grand Central Terminal. He served many prominent men and politicians, offering late night service until 9 PM for travelers who forgot formal attire. Even after buying their own tuxedos, many still stayed on his mailing list.
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New York
Abe Harris
Manhattan
Abe
Grand Central Terminal
Harris
Call of the Wild Today Sparks Traffic Scream
A nostalgic reference to The Call of the Wild surfaces as a traffic mishap draws attention to squealing brakes. The phrase appears as a vivid metaphor in a bustling street scene.
Streets Debate Parking Limits for DeSiard and Grand
Town feedback splits on restricting curb space on DeSiard and Grand streets with traffic flow and streetcar access at issue. Residents discuss benefits and drawbacks as plans surface.
Bride gown renting across Harlem East Side and Broadway
The piece notes three city zones for wedding dress rentals as brides seek economical options. Lower East Side and Harlem brides rent gowns for rare occasions, while Broadway performers treat gowns as costume pieces. Veils are typically purchased then lent among friends for successive brides.
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Lower East Side
Harlem
Broadway
Dress Suit Rentals Dominate Island Society Circles
On the east side the island is covered with signs for dress suit rentals. Harris rents about 19 000 times a year, with fewer renters on the west. Firemen and policemen, lacking civilian clothes, are among top customers. A testimonial dinner or fraternal event prompts dress suit rentals in squads. Club rate is 3 dollars per night per suit. individuals pay 5 dollars. Silk hats, shoes, and shirts may be rented. collars, ties, and studs are purchased. Morning costumes for weddings and receptions are in demand. most renters return.
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Nire
Harris
Parking proposal to ease two street traffic
The piece argues parking restrictions would improve traffic flow by reducing car stoppages and streetcar tangles. It notes most cars would keep moving and welcomes reader opinions for the Cabin to consider.
Afternoon Card club meeting and charity committee form in Monroe
The Afternoon Card club hosted Mrs. Abe Arent with prize winners Mrs. L Caspari and Mrs. H Rosenbloom, and guest Mrs. John Collens. A United Charities committee formed at city hall plans mass meeting Tuesday to discuss a constitutional framework.
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Abe Arent
Mesdames
John Collens
G. W. Hyle
R. Haas
H. Leibrech
J. Marx
A. Marx
S. Kaplan
H. Rosenbloom
J. S. Bloch
I. Kuhn
A. Arent
J. Selig
J. Hirsch
S. Henniger
L. Caspari
S. Masur
H. Masur
Ed Haas
United Charities Association
Monroe
F. H. Farrington
A. R. Price
E. N. Faulk
Dr. Pollak
Hollywood Cafes Struggle as Fame Brings Crowds
Hollywood faces a cafe backlash as its famed eateries once loved by cinema stars now choke on crowds. Patrons now drift to newer spots or upscale hotels while veteran owner Harris keeps his formal wear unused since his niece’s February wedding.
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Hollywood
Onne
Harris
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Networks
A dense listing of radio programs for multiple stations including WEAF WABC WJZ and WGN for Wednesday December 4. It catalogs show names hosts orchestras and time slots across national and Southern channels with many affiliates.
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KYW
Chicago
Walter Wilson
WJZ
WENR
Mike
Herman
WGN
WLIB
Quin
WEAF
WLS
Anvil
WMAQ
WABC
Dan
Sylvia
WLW
Cincinnati
Gentral
NBC Chain
Olive Palmer
KOA
Harrison'’s Orch
KOS &Sl
KGO
Romanne
Orch
Pilay—Ngo
Amos
Andy
KFL
Parisien
NBC Stock Co
KHQ
KFI
KOMO
KG Far West C88
KLZ Kdyl
Koin
Music of Russia
Kiz Kdyl
Hank Simmons
KLZ Bvi
MAYBE I M WRONG By JOHN P. MEDBURY
A column features satirical verses and witty quips on marriage lovers and social norms. It parodies legal and romantic clichés with pithy lines about alimony, fidelity, and social propriety.
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John P. Medbury
Old hotel recalls bygone social hub amid fresh contenders
The piece laments a grand hotel fading from social prominence as newer venues rise. It contrasts Gary Cooper and Evelyn Brent star debuts with blockbuster names and studio rumors about a star’s voice, noting audience draw and shifting prestige in early film culture.
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Gary Cooper
Beryl Mercer
Evelyn Brent
Neil Hamilton
Cooper
Brent
Buddy Rogers
Heaven
Montanan
Escape Death New York Debrief Names McKiernan Officer
Escape Death New York dispatch reports First Lieutenant William J. McKiernan Jr and an unnamed companion as the story continues with brief details of their actions. The item references a military casualty or incident context with limited additional facts.
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New York
William J. McKiernan, Jr
Flight hero lands on water to save trapped commander
Major Francis T. Armstrong escaped death after his Army plane ran out and Lieutenant McKiernan guided the craft to a water landing in Kill Van Kull. In Newark Gladys Gest undergoes major lung surgery to remove a swallowed pin after 153 days of pain. Aboard the He de France a gambler tricks and a Broadway helper refuse a card game offer.
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Francis T. Armstrong
Washington
Mitchell Field
McKiernan
Kill van Kull
Newark
N. J
Gladys Gest
Presbyterian Hospital
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Emerson
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Clemenceau
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Grand Streets
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KWOO
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Kdka Wren
Guy Fraser Harrison
WTMI
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WBAP
KTHS
WAPI
Amosa
Kwekek
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KVOO
WOAT
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Cleveland
WEAP
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Hawkeye Ensemble
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Rainbow Man
Danece
Wayne
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St. Louis
Tony Caboochi
Willa
Lilte
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Hot
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