Community Notes From New Market April 6
Local column records birthday surprises and social visits in New Market and Memoria. Notable items include Mr A H Iackson and Mrs 4 J Zimmerman hosting gatherings, families visiting relatives in Baltimore and States Normal School students returning home for holidays, and several serenades for bridal couples. Also reports Jefferies, Edwards, and Wood families, Easter homecomings, and a jury discharge in a separate Michigan case.
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New Market
A. H. Iackson
J. Zimmerman
Wilam Hogarth
Annie Zimmerman
Edith Erchisen
Frank Jones
Bartholows
Smrs
Grafton Clay
Edgar Hef
Clay
William Hogarth
Frederick Siffrin
Ruby Hipster
Baltimore
Marr Hipster
Day Steir
Alaza Steir
Dersery Hammond
B. C. Burgest
Melvin P. Wood
Louisiana
Meivin P. Wood
Lynn Hammond
Ac. Airy
B.C. Burgess
Hilda Wesd
C. A. McBride
Jesse Woodward
Nannie Reich
Frank Hammond
Howard Murdock
Ford's Chances Discussed by Seibold
Detroit editor Seibold surveys postwar Michigan labor trends and politics. He notes 237,900 employed in Detroit week ending March 1 and Canadian labor inflows. Reds' grievances focus on system not individuals. Municipal ownership in Detroit faces fare hikes and bond refusals, amid reform clashes with public sentiment.
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Detroit
Canada
Ohio Hne
Upper Peninsula
Ford
Michigan
Klaus
Mob Invades Palace in Budapest In Five Die
A mob led by deputies of the opposition stormed Prince Scribes palace in Bucharest, destroying interiors before police drove them out. Five people were killed in the ensuing clash, amid ongoing Romanian capital political strife between nationalists led by Prime Minister Frames and minority parties.
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Prince
Budapest
Prince Scribes
Bucharest
Frames
Mrs Roosevelt Bravely Aids Fire Rescue of Paintings
In New York on April 6 Mrs Theodore Roosevelt widow of the former president braved a cafe fire to aid staff in saving five oil paintings of her husband. She directed the manager and workers to shield canvases with covers as firemen fought the blaze at the Double R coffee house on West Forty fourth Street, while she remained among patrons.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Presdent
West Fourty-fourth Street
Prisoners Bomb Ohio Jail During Escape Attempt
Three inmates were injured as a dynamite blast rocked a Trumbull County jail corridor in Whelessis. The explosion tore a four foot hole but failed to free any prisoner. Sheriff suspects smuggling by visitors and acquaintance with explosives. Public reaction quoted from Norfolk Virginian Pilot.
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Whelessis
Warren
Trumbull
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