Pauly School Mothers Club Boasts Strong Meeting Turnout
The Pauly school Mothers and Teachers Club held a well attended Friday meeting on October 21. South Hill Club members joined, donated to Pauly, and eleven new members were added. The group approved by laws, formed committees, and planned a five Saturday bazaar starting October 22.
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Pauly School
Mothers and Teachers
South Hill Club
Pauly Club
Mothers’ Club
Mesdames C. C. Martin
W. P. Turner
Mundy
John C. Peck
J. Zumwalt
George Hinson
J. €. Davis
J. C. Peck
Sidney Prager
C. Maters
Ways and Means
North Hill
Central Schools
Central School
Turner
Yater
Miss Kenny
Harnden
Evelyn Davis
Bakerwell Studio
C. M. Yater
Democratic Campaign Opened in Carnegie Hall
New York Oct 25 The Democratic State League of New York opens the campaign with a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall where governor candidate John A. Dix will be the principal speaker.
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New York
Democratic State League of New York
Carnegie Hall
John A. Dix
Rhodes Scholarships Qualifying Exams Begin at Harvard Medical
Qualifying examinations for the Massachusetts Rhodes scholar selection opened today in the administration building at Harvard Medical School. Similar tests for other states are conducted independently. Under a new arrangement tried this year a candidate with Greek entrance conditioned at Oxford may now become free from such conditions.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Harvard Medical School
Oxford
Bedell Sells Half Interest to Otis in East Roswell Improvement
Harrison G. Otis of Cleveland buys a 50 percent stake from L. L. Bedell in a large East Roswell city property block. The plan aims to sell to residents and develop nine houses on sixteen acres, with three under construction and two more sold. Otis markets faith in Roswell alongside Otis & Hough and local utility consolidations.
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L. Bedell
Harrison G. Otis
Cleveland
Ohio
East Roswell
Lea
Messrs. Bedell
Otis
Hondo
Roswell
Otis & Hough
Milne-Bush Ranch
Roswell Electric Company
Roswell Gas Company
Boston Becomes First Night Theatre Center
Boston rises to front rank with New York as a producing hub. Charles Frohman leads Boston’s first night efforts with The Speckled Band an Adventure of Sherlock Holmes at the Boston Theatre. Other managers plan similar simultaneous premieres to ease metropolitan congestion.
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Boston
New York
Charles Frohman
Sherlock Holmes
Metropolitan Theatres
Chicago
Philadelphia
New Name Proposed for Hudson Bay as Canadian Sea
Ottawa reports that after The Hague award Canada gains exclusive title to the waters, with a rail link to Europe. An agitation proposes renaming Hudson’s Bay to Canadian Sea, noting it is a sea and the third largest in the world.
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Ottawa
Ont
Hudson's Bay
Canada
The
Hague
Europe
Hudson’s Bay
Canadian
Anderson Visits North on Business Trip
W. P. Anderson arrived from the north last night for a routine business visit, meeting local associates and inspecting ongoing operations.
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W. P. Anderson
French Parliament Faces Crisis Over Bread Strikes
Paris faces a session of the Chamber of Deputies as Premier Briand confronts a high cost of living crisis that fueled a railroad strike. Jean Jaures challenges Briand with a sharp epigram while radicals and moderates weigh his response to labor unrest and calls to abolish the corn duty.
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Paris
Briand
Jean Jaures
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Nou
Jaures
General Confederation of Labor
Daily Press
Juares
la Humanite
Herve
la Guerre Sociale
Americans Return From China Tour With Trade Boost Hopes
A large party of American chambers of commerce reps returns from visits to China amid high hopes for increased Sino American trade. They were welcomed in Pekin with honor, toured the Forbidden City, and observed broad goodwill toward Americans. Experts urge placing capable representatives in China to capture the growing market.
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Hong Kong
China
Chambers of Commerce
Pacific Coast
America
Pekin
Forbidden City
United States
Calhoun
Americans
Jobs From Uncle Sam Examinations In Progress For Civil Service Roles
examinations are in progress this week under the government civil service commission for law examiner posts at the Bureau of Mines. Vacancies exist at mine rescue stations in Illinois and Indiana with other spots likely. Salaries range from 2500 to 3600 dollars yearly. A week from tomorrow examinations will be held for meat inspectors in the Bureau of Animal Husbandry. applicants must have at least five years experience in curing packing or canning meats.
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New Haven
Conn
Bureau of Mines
Washington
Haskell Indian School
Kansas
Office of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Government Civil Service Commission
Illinois
Indiana
Civil Service
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Grocer Ad Lists Pumpkins Yam Sweet Potatoes
A compact ad invites shoppers to ask for a pumpkin yam and sweet potatoes. It promotes 6 pounds for 25 cents, with a note or code 126 accompanying.
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Record Publishing CO
East 4Th Street
Court House
Associated Press
Secy
Bedell
Girls OF
Turing
Bakernell Studio
W. Fourth Street
A. D. Baker
E. M. Cornell
Kemp Lumber Co
Best & Russell Cigar Coc
Memphis, Tenn
Uncle Sam
C. D. Smith
General Contractor
Delaware Roswell, N
F. N. Brown
D.D.S
R. Brown
Drs. Brown
American National Bank
N. Main St
L. J. Hoffman
Albuquerque, N. M
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