Supreme Court injunction blocks post office action on publicity law
The Supreme Court granted an injunction sought by the Journal of Commerce of New York City to halt enforcement of the newspaper publicity act pending a constitutional ruling. President Wilson convened Congress in extra session for April 7.
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United States Supreme Court
Journal of Commerce
New York City
Post Office Department
Wilson
Congress
East Side
Martin Simons & Sons
Hester Street
Lutnofa Senatorial Vice Commission
New York
Pennsylvania
World wrestling champ Gotch to box Lurich in Kansas City
Domestic Frank Gotch signs to face European champ George Lurich on April 1 in Kansas City with a reported $16,000 purse. Other items note Kohler ousted for immorality in Cleveland, a hung jury in Dr Hyde murder case, and various police and public notices from across the nation.
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Frank Gotch
George Lurich
Europe
Kansas City
Gotch
B. Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Foreign battles and uprisings grip world headlines
Reports describe fighting near Laredo between Carrancistas and federals with heavy casualties and wounded soldiers. Protests in London over suffrage turn violent with stone and missile attacks. Grand Duchess Tatiana Nicolaievna battles typhoid in St. Petersburg. Albanians killed in Kosovo, prisoners sent to Prisrend. Two aviation sergeants die in a midair collision near Rheims during maneuvers. Nogales falls to Constitutionalists after twelve hours of fighting with high casualties. Oxford wins the annual boat race against Cambridge on the Thames in a close finish.
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Army Aviation Corps
Rheims
France
Girl Convicted of Fraud by Ohio Mayor
Miss Rosela Jones twenty one was fined twenty five dollars and sentenced to thirty days in jail by the mayor for obtaining money under false pretenses by selling subscriptions for four magazines at forty nine cents a year. She claimed Indianapolis as residence and is the daughter of a Methodist minister. authorities may suspend the sentence and send her home.
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Columbus
Rosela Jones
Indianapolis
Olney
Ill
Barnaby
Girl Has Second Trance in Warsaw Vision Tale
Miss Anna Boyer fifteen years old converted during evangelistic services revived from a twenty four hour trance. She says she saw heaven and hell during the trance which began while reading a Bible at home. Doctors could not arouse her and she knew little Bible knowledge yet her vision aligned with biblical accounts. A similar trance occurred three weeks earlier.
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Warsaw
Anna Boyer
Heaven
Hell
Tragedy at Alexandria Interurban Station
Mrs Susie Downs Schmitz age twenty three and her son Berkley Schmitz aged two both of Alexandria were instantly killed in front of the Union Traction line station in Alexandria. The mother rushed to save the child from an approaching interurban car but tripped over her skirts and both fell onto the track. Carl W Schmitz a glassworker in San Diego was husband and father.
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Anderson
Susie Downs Schmitz
Berkley Schmitz
Carl W. Schmitz
Alexandria
San Diego
Cal
Union Traction Line
Convict Scott Bledsoe Recaptured in Railroad Yards
Washington March 19 Charles T Capehart a B and O Southwestern patrolman made the arrest in the railroad yards. Scott Bledsoe formerly from Daviess county had been paroled after a murder assault conviction then escaped again and is now returned to custody.
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Washington
Charles T. Capehart
B. & O. Southwestern
Scott Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Daviess County
Veterinarian Fears Rabies After Cow Brain Procedure
Columbus reports Dr. E. A. Tucker, a veterinarian, slashed his thumb while removing brain from a cow suspected of rabies. He treated the wound with carbolic acid and has not decided on Pasteur treatment.
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Columbus
E. A. Tucker
Pasteur
Farmer Harry Huggee Found Dead at Tremont Hotel
In Peru on March 19, Harry Huggee a 31 year old farmer was found dead in his Tremont hotel room. A broken door revealed a gas jet left open and the cause of death was asphyxiation with no reason given for the act.
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Peru
Harry Huggee
Tremont Hotel
Barbers Provide Haircut for 150 Boys at St Joseph’s Asylum
In Lafayette on March 19, thirty local barbers volunteered to cut the hair of 150 boys at St Joseph’s orphan asylum three miles south of town. The task took three hours and five bushels of hair were shaved off, with all services donated.
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Lafayette
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
Here
Kidnaping Father Convicted In Mount Vernon Case
Wilbur Montgomery was found guilty in circuit court of kidnaping his eight-year-old daughter and sentenced to two to fourteen years in the reformatory. The sensational custody suit ended with his conviction in Mount Vernon on March 19.
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Mount Vernon
Wilbur Montgomery
Reformatory
Finds Uncle Dead in Petersburg Home
James B. Mason aged sixty, an eccentric bachelor who lived alone, was found dead in bed by his nephew Walter Mason after three days unseen in Petersburg. Police reported no immediate foul play.
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Petersburg
James B. Mason
Walter Mason
For Crochet Workers By Following Directions
Instructions describe starting a crochet rosette from the center with six chain and round joins. The first round uses five chain and seven trebles separated by two chain. The second round uses one double under the first chain with three chain and one single to finish.
Crochet Pattern Instructions for Circular Lace Motif Rounds
The text describes crochet instructions for multiple rounds of a lace motif. It lists stitches such as doubles and trebles, chains, picots, and joining methods between circles, along with steps for finishing and heading rows with specific sequences and repetitions.
Postcards Wall Pocket Craft in Two Shades of Blue
A vintage sewing project describes crafting a decorative postcard holder. Using pale blue silk, a seven by four and a half inch cardboard base forms a pocket labeled Post Cards. Edges are bound with silk cord, loops and rosettes decorate corners for wall or desk display.
Pencil support construction with silk cord hinge
Instructions describe securing a pencil to a surface with a fine dark blue silk cord. To add a back support, cut a wedge shaped cardboard piece, cover with silk, and hinge it at the top with a strong material strip. Inside, place a short piece between the support and back.
Tape Secures Support To Prevent Overextended Opening
A fastener was applied to the support to limit its travel and stop it from opening too far. The modification aims to prevent damage or misalignment by restricting the range of movement and maintaining safe operation.
Eton and Bolero Jackets in New Short Suit Styles
The article surveys novel jacket suits including Eton and bolero cuts with many box effects. A standout box coat features serge in brownish tones with corduroy trim and a tunic overlay. a straight front and back with waist suppression by a belt, corduroy bordered collars and cuffs.
Waists Made With Fichus In Evening Gown Sketch
A handsome evening gown is shown in today’s sketch. It features nattier blue crepe meteor and white Chantilly lace mixed in its construction. The foundation corsage is white mousseline, cut in a simple kimono-sleeved pattern, with a Chantilly fichu draped over and surpliced below the bust.
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Nattler
Padded Silk Stockings Tout in Paris Fashion
The article describes padded silk stockings as a new Parisian idea to contour the leg above boot tops, pairing with one and one half yard skirts and slashed hems. It warns American readers they may not gain vogue, and salt water could ruin padding, causing sagging lumps.
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Paris
America
Bell Sleeves Fashion Reaches New Popularity
The bell sleeve style returns in softened flowing material with a modern modified fit. Once baggy and 40s inspired, the sleeve design now features a slimmer silhouette while keeping the bell shape.
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Baggy Ag
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