Dawes Hailed In Senate Hazing Over Absence
Washington March 12 Vice President Charles G Dawes faced hazing from both Senate chambers sides for missing a key vote on Warren appointment He was late to the floor after a hurried taxi ride to the chamber Senator Norris quoted a burlesque poem praising the vice president Dawes accepted the tribute with a smile Copeland of New York added a quip about Senate rules further hazing followed as Dawes spoke later in the day
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Charles CG. Dawes
Senate Chamber
Charles B. Warrén
Norris
Nebraska
Kerida
Congressional Hall At Fame
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Haa
Dawes
Uhean
Noebradka
Copeland
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New York
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Parties oppose World Court action in postponed session
Both Republican and Democratic conferences agreed to drop the issue until next December. Democrats teamed to force a date for considering the Court question after Congress reconvenes. Republicans will stay in session until the Isle of Pines treaty is ratified or rejected, delaying action on the Lausanne treaty until December.
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Senator Waring
Georgia
Isle of Pines
Where To Go Tonight Theaters and shows listing
CAPITOL Jack Holt Nathilyn Willams and Noah Beery star in Wanderers of the Wasteland. Maurice Mae Humphrey and company host songs dances and music. Comedy Change the Needle News Reel. PENN Monte Blue Marie Prevost Stelene Chadwick in The Dark Swimc from Nest Dusen. The Knox Comedy Four on stage. Harold Moore at the organ. LIBERTY Red Mack and Mus loa! Comedy. LIBERTY Rea Comedy Company in Nixon Nazimova Lou Tellegun and Otis The Redeeming Sin. Comedy Lion Love. Newsreel Jesse James. KOME Priscilla Dex in The Siren of Seville with Allen Forrest and Stuart Holmes. Comedy Aesop's Fables and News Reel. STAR Pearlkin Farnum in Western Vengeance. King Con ley in Air Pockets. REGENT Ring Sin Tin wonder dog in Find Your Man with June Marlowe Eric St. Clair The Go Getters in Who's Hooligan Charlie Chase comedy Newsy Reel. STARK Her Love Story.SPAN Oh Doctor Comedy.
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Go Getters
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Couple Found Dead in Buffalo Bachelor Cottage
A couple is found dead in a Buffalo bachelor cottage along with jewelry and $2000 in cash in the wife’s bank. She was last seen in a taxicab with a man named Muck earlier that afternoon. The husband collapsed on seeing his spouse, neighbors reported frequent visits to the cottage, and authorities summoned him from Fort Erie where he hurried after the discovery. The wife, Rose Kale, is mourned by her husband who vows she was a good woman.
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Brown Brothers
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Kahn
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Rose
Tennis supplanting cricket in Britain
Tennis has far outstripped cricket in Britain with 191 officially sanctioned tournaments scheduled for the coming season. By October 31 an estimated 49,000 tournament matches will have been played, more than in any previous year.
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Mar
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Delinquents Must Pay Tax City and School Dues
Delinquents must settle all 1924 city and school taxes if located, with Ira M. Ramsey stating arrests may follow for nonpayment. Delinquents face warrants after March 16, regardless of sex, with the smallest tax due cited as 5.28 dollars split between school and city levies.
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Ira M. Rammsey
Zelienople Gets Free Mail Delivery Effort
Zelienople, Pa. residents push for free mail delivery after a postal inspector arrives to study last year’s business. Postmaster Werner Eichholtz works to secure service while a town canvass is conducted and sidewalk numbering is planned. The decision will come shortly.
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Zelienople
Werner Eichholtz
Miscellaneous incidents ripple through North Hillman street scene
The report describes North Hillman residents and visitors in minor mishaps and oddities. A man trades five dollars for a horse near Doc Nugent's barn, Civil-minded merchants assist hotel surveyors, a young man is rescued after his car stalls on North Hill street, a boy fixes a bicycle tire with chewing gum, a heavy sedan blocks traffic on North Jefferson before restarting, an electrician replaces lights on Washington street, and schoolchildren ignite old firecrackers with several explosions.
Rapid Growth of Fruit Shipments Warns of Shift in U S Markets
The United States Department of Agriculture reports dramatic rises in fruit shipments from 1920 to 1923. Apples rose from 109000 to 124000 carloads, grapes from 411000 to 65000, while total of 17 leading fruits exceeded 450000 carloads in 1923 versus 446000 in 1920. The statistics draw from monthly reports by about 15000 rail, express, and boat lines and were compiled into Statistical Bulletin No 8 for industry members in Washington.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Lexington Goes Wet Vote In Lexington Mags
Lexington voted wet by 442 to 536 in a single town ballot amid historic context. Old Lexington, with Revolutionary memories, held its annual town meeting and approved going wet, becoming the state’s sole town to vote on the issue.
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Lexington
Mags
Mar
Swimming Helps Paralysis Aids Two Local Students
Two Ben Franklin Junior High students once paralyzed since infancy by infantile paralysis gained movement through daily swimming lessons at Franklin pool. Miss Sara Swan, 15, and Nelgon Yingling, 13, show partial leg use after adapted Kellerman methods. Instructor Edwin Geasa oversees their progress as they learn to swim lengths.
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Miss Sarr Swan
Anie Swan
Nelgon Yinxling
Effie Yingling
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Barrie Wrote Play With Hand Crippled By Neuritis Attack
London, March 12. Barrie reveals he wrote the eerie play Mitry Rose with his left hand while in a hospital due to neuritis. He notes things slip from the left sleeve that do not from the right as a whimsy. Mrs. Mary Clark, involved in a Christmas Eve auto collision and train incident, sues the railroad for 500 damages claiming ongoing nervous troubles.
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International News Service
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Jan
Mitry Rose
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Nation
Distillers Surprised by County Detective
Distillers Vant and Toscano were surprised by county detectives shortly after midnight in a secluded woods-adjacent house. Detectives climbed a ladder to a window, found 316 barrels of mash, a half barrel of whiskey, and a 50 gallon still. Both men were arrested and jailed awaiting a hearing.
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Toscano
Mantz Jond
Japanese Will Send Delegates To Meeting
Tokyo officials announce Japan will send fifteen delegates to the Interracial Conference in Honolulu in June under the auspices of a committee of the International Y.N.C.A. The group includes ten men and five women, signaling official participation in the event.
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Japan
Honolulu
International
Ninth Graders To Hold Annual Party
Ninth grade students at Reno Franklin Junior High will host a St Patrick s themed party in the school building on Friday evening from 7 30 to 10 30 under the supervision of Miss Eleanore Johnstone. Games exercises and refreshments with green colors will be provided and all ninth graders are invited.
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Eleanore Johnstone
St. Patrick’s Colers
Franklin Students Hear Good Program
A morning chapel at Ben Franklin Junior High featured a program by the Dramatic and Art departments. Students from the 7th and 4th grades presented a short playlet titled Clean-up Play and received enthusiastic response.
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Ben Franklin Junior High School
Auditadium
School program closes with readings and songs
A reading titled Swat The Fly was delivered in a filmic style by Albert Jones and a second reading on the igame subject was given by Miss Esther Lebo. The domestic art department presented a clever apron drill and song. The program concluded with a school singing.
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Albert _ Jones
Esther Lebo
Wampum Notes Presbyterian Sermon Series Ends
Rev Lawther led a Passion Play sermon recalling a 1914 production in Germany. The talk drew strong attention from attendees and framed the final services for the weekend. Mrs Eve Cary remains active on a 49 acre Hillsboro farm, nearly running it solo.
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Germany
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