Pauline Morgan Weds C E Dodge in Grace Church
Miss Pauline Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs William Morgan of 129 East th Street marries Lieutenant C E Dodge son of Mr and Mrs Dodge in Grace Church Chantry St George's Stuyvesant. The ceremony features Rev Cedric Bentley and a spring floral decor with satin gown and tulle trim.
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Grace Church Chantry
St. George’s Church
Stuyvesant
Pauline
Wiliam Yellowes Morgan
Eastth Street
Lieutenant Dodge
Dr. Dodge
William E. Dodge
Francis
Renand
Sir Proyn
Albany
Vera Morgan
Mertha Leavitt
Hzabeth
Katherine Douglas
Wal- Row
Pittsburgh
Fred William Fellows Enant Walton P. Hamilton
Foster
Alexander Tichard P. Parsons
Joba
Hureh Osborn
Curtiss James
John A. Hadden
Rev
William Elmont
McN Bacon
Wes
Grenville Kane
George W. Per
Henry T. Ison
Ford
Ine Hertz
David Pirro San
New York
Weddings and engagements span Noroton and New York society
Mrs C ieane E Dodge plans to wed Lt David Challinor in Noroton Conn with a mourning ceremony limited to relatives. Lanier Comly will marry John Murray Mitchell June 28 at St Marys Church Tuxedo with NY guests traveling by special train. Miss Mildred Donnell to marry Thomas Hunt Talmage of Carlton House in St Louis. Talmage connected to Winthrop Dwight family. wedding set in St Louis.
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Lanier Comly
Garrard Com
Matto John Murray Mitchell
St. Mary's Church
Tuxedo
New York
Jersey City
Comly
East Lake Road
Charles EB. Donnell
St. Louis
Mildred Donnell
Thomas Hunt Talmage
Carlton House
Wilson Invited to Speak Here on July Fourth
President Wilson has been invited to speak on July 4 as part of a city wide celebration. The largest event will be at City College stadium with a speakers stand to be attended by Governor and other officials. The Mayor's Committee on Welcome organizes the pageant and plans patriotically themed meetings in parks with volunteer medical and theatrical talent.
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Wilson
City College
Presid
Ndt
Rake
Jora Barry
Mambera
Conant
Enforcement shift urged for prohibition to DOJ not Treasury
Dr. Clarence True Wilson told the House Judiciary Committee that enforcement should rest with the Department of Justice, not the Treasury, arguing revenue agents would laxly enforce the ban. Wilbur F. Crafts backed the idea, warning of early trouble and noting labor views via the A F of L stance.
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New York «Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance of Methodist Episcopal Church
House Judiciary Committee
Wilson
Crafts
Igoe
Missouri
Wine and Beer Are Good For Health Says Doctor
Special Correspondent Atlantic City June 32 After forty years of observation Dr Lambert Ott of Philadelphia told the convention of the American Medical Association that light wine and beer are healthful and should be sold under federal and state supervision. He said war beer and wines of low alcoholic percentage aid digestion and that liquor above low percentages should be reserved for the sick room.
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Atlantic City
Lambert Ott
Philadelphia
American Medical Asan Jon
Public health notes on alcohol use and peanut allergy concerns
The report cites Dr. Chevalier Jackson and others linking moderate wine and whiskey in children’s care to health benefits or risks. It also discusses peanut-induced bronchitis in children with experts noting tiny peanut fragments trigger symptoms and a reported fatal case from minute peanut exposure.
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Chevalier Jackson
Philadelphia
Jackson
Br. A. K. Murphy
Connecticut
Turk
New York
Coffee prices climb as prohibition bites and frost hits Brazil
Coffee prices have surged about 160 percent in a year with prohibition rising consumption in some regions. Analysts warn further hikes due to Brazil crop damage from frost, currency declines, new markets, and ongoing strong demand. Tea may rise slightly as Japan’s new crop signals higher prices.
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South America
Porto Rico
Japan
Mount Theodore Roosevelt to be Dedicated Peak in Black Hills
The highest Black Hills peak, previously Sheep Mountain and Round Top, will be renamed Mount Theodore Roosevelt on July 4. A ceremony will include Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt and Gen. Leonard Wood, with officials from several states, a memorial cairn, and a Roosevelt Memorial Association committee event planned at Custer Trail Ranch Medora.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Sheep Mountain
Round Top
Deadwood
Roosevelt
Theodore Rovelt
William Magee Thompson
Roosevelt Memorial Association
North Dakota
Custer Trail Ranch
Medora
Roosevelt Ranch
Little Missouri
Sylvane Ferris
William J. Merrifield
Joe Ria
Troop Transports From Brest Leave for War
The former German liner Imperator in American service sails at 1 pm with 10 000 troops of the 7th Division and the Service of Supply. The transport Great Northern departs about the same time with 4 000 troops. By June 15, about 190 000 troops have left Brest since the month began.
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Great Northern
Brest
Imperator
Ita
Father of Bobby Ashe Fails to Reappear Delays Custody Case
The fate of Bobby Ashe will be decided today by Justice Clark in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. John Feinbloom and his wife press to keep Bobby, while a foreign man who claims he is the father has vanished after a single visit and a letter. Despite searches at listed addresses none exist and health records show no match.
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Bobby Ashe
Justice Clark
Supreme Court
John Feinbloom
Bobby
New York
Nursery and Children's Hospital
Feldloom
Daniel W. Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Feinblooms
Peinbloom
Mr. Feinbloom
East Twenty-third Street
West 137Th Street
West 137Th Street, His Present Ador
Department of Health
A. H. Woods Plans Eight New Plays for Next Season
A. H. Woods announced eight new productions for next season to be staged in New York or sent on road tours. The lineup includes Kenneth Douglas in a Mangham farce Too Many Husbands and Pauline Frederick in Lady Tony Mack, with Willard Mack returning in The Great Illusion adapted from a French work. The roster features Marjorie Rambeau in The Ghenewe Woman and other stars in titles such as The Hantan t G and Up in Mabel's Room. Road companies will include Louis Mann and Sam Bernard in Friendly Enemies, plus two Cadet Orders and multiple Parlor Bedroom and Bath tours.
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A. H. Woods
New York
Eigh
Kenneth Douglas
W. Somerset Mangham
Pauline Frederick
Tony Mack
Willard C. Wise
Mack
Miss Wetan
Mhusion
Avery Hopwood
Teddy Gerard Harold Brigg
Will Ernest Teeux
Marjorie Rambeau
Stanley
Petty
Boston
Louis Mann
Sam Bernard
James L., Crane
Effie Shannon
Hazel Dawn
Florence Reed
Robert Edeson
Gail Kane
Janet Becker
Mary Nash
Barney Bernard
Montague Glass
Jules Evkert Goodman
Plays and Players Gaieties to Open on Broadway
A Shubert season brief announces Gaieties of 1919 replacing Bing Sanz Boom as the main musical, with cast members including George Hassell William Lent Marjorie Gateson Marguerite Farrell Lotnie Horner Julia Ballow and others directed by J C Huffman. The report notes light theatrical anecdotes and club plans plus Milestones for Greenwich Will Follies and Buddies score by Melville Glibo with Donald Brian and Walt Eddinger. Lambs Gambol details and other stage news.
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George Hassell
William Lent
Marjorie Gateson
Marguerite Farrell
Lotnie Horner
Julia Ballow
Frank Kingdon
Harry du For
Harry Walton
Josie Heather
Robbie Heather
Ted Lorraine
Freda Leonard
Katherine Hart
Guy Kendall
J. C. Huffman
Selwyn and Company
Melville Glibo
George W. Iobart
Donald Brian
Walt Eddinger
Heiress Seeks $20,850 Yearly From Estate
Mrs. Mattie L Carroll and Joseph D Carroll applied to the Surrogate's Court for a yearly allowance of $20,850 for their 19 year old daughter. The estate currently valued at $1,260,000 includes a $150,000 trust fund for the daughter who attends Oxontz School in Philadelphia. The case notes the mother resides at West End Avenue.
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Mattie L. Carroll
Joseph D. Carroll
Deater
Tanimiong
Carroll
Resent
Miss Carroll
Bia West End Avenue
Oxontz School
Philadelphia
Court Grants Increased Alimony For Young Woman
Mrs. Carroll urges that her daughter be allowed to maintain a station in life, seeking a court order to increase the annual support to twelve figures. She lists rent, clothing, household expenses, autos and chauffeur, education and church dues, travel and recreation, and medical costs as justification for the higher amount.
Goods Made by Germans Blacklisted in Uruguay
Uruguayan Consul General to Belgium A R O Shahanan says Germans and their goods are barred in Uruguay. He expects the United States to supply all former German manufactured goods. The Vasari carried 284 passengers from Brazil and Argentina, with travelers bringing animals and birds. Lindell Bates of the American International Corporation brought home two Brazilian deer for his Pittsfield, Massachusetts home. The ship also carried Sir Gilbert Thomas Carter and Lady, heading to England.
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O'Shanahan
Uruguay
A. R.o'shanahan
Belgium
Montevideo
Lamport & Holt
Vasari
Germany
United States
Brazil
Lindell Bates
American International Corporation
Pittsfield
Mass
Barbados
Gilbert Thomas Carter
England
Mme. Walker Leaves $100 000 to Charity
Indianapolis June 12 The will of Mrs. Sarah Walker of Tarrytown N Y filed for probate provides a 100 000 trust to benefit charities chosen by her daughter Leila Walker Robinson. Funds support a mission school in Africa and aid home ownership for industrious Black people. Edu and charity bequests include Tuskegee Institute 2000 and several homes and institutes across Indiana Missouri Georgia and Illinois.
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Indianapolis
Sarah Walker
Tarrytownom-Hudson
N.Y
Mme. C. Walker
Leila Walker Robinson
Executrix
Africa
Mme. Walker
Villa Lenaro
Mrs. Robinson
Tuskegee Institute
Colored Orphans’ Home
St. Louis
Dayton Normal and Industrial Instit
Manassas
Old Folks' Home
Ind
Old Folks’ Home
St Louis
Haynes Institute
Augusta
Missouri to Hold Special Suffrage Session on July 2
The Missouri Legislature will meet in a special session on July 2 to ratify the Federal woman suffrage amendment. Governor Frederick L. Gardner issued the call, with Missouri’s Senate foe Senator Read cited as a Democratic opponent, though other states move toward ratification.
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Missouri
Frederick L. Gardner
Read
Senate
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Mya
Carrie Chapman Catt
Henry J. Allen
Jane
Tillenge
Domre
Kanaan
Minnewota
Mrs. Catt
Bartrett
Noted Italian Orchestra Plans U S Tour Next Fall
The Augusteum Orchestra, premier Italian symphony group, announces a United States tour next fall as part of a drive to strengthen Italy United States relations. The ensemble, official organ of King Vittorio something, contains over 100 pieces.
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United States
Augusteum Orchestra
Italy
America
King V the Trallan
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