Prohibition Hearings Planned By Dry Forces In Congress
In Washington March 1 supporters of the Eighteenth amendment announced plans to use the house judiciary committee recess to push prohibition hearings. Lena L. Yost led the dry witnesses aiming to cover moral and legislative angles and to test many testimonies from all parts of the country. She said the program would include as many speakers as possible to show prohibition’s benefits to industry farms health and national prosperity and to present high society and business leaders in endorsement of the law.
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Washington, D. C
House Judiciars Committee
Mmn
Lenna L. Yost
Police Seek Driver Who Hit Child in Run and Stop Failure
Police pursue driver after a hit-and-run in the South Cherry area injuring a child. The victim Ya recovering at Roberts BG Green hospital, while B. Tally treated at Santa Rosa infirmary for injuries from the same incident near SLT Barlown street.
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Potes
Guadalupe Cas
Roberts BG Green Hospital
Well Jy
Hignbs Street
South Cherry Va Victorian
R. B. Tally
Rock
Barlown Street
Santa Rosa Infirmary
Houston
Bis South Sta
Ube Medical and Surghal Hospital
Early Election for Bond Issue Seen by Mayor
Mayor C. M. Chembera indicated the city may call the bond issue election in 43 to 50 days instead of 60. Work on preliminary details in the city's police department has progressed, and papers for the bond issue are to be sent to New York attorneys within a few days. The attorneys' report is expected to speed up the process.
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C. M. Chembera
New York
Vaudeville Man Under $5500 Bond on Attack Charge
Paterson Nova Scotia march 7 1915 Beronys Soto vaudeville electrical wizard freed on 5500 bond after agreement yesterday on charges including assault and two statutory offenses carrying concealed weapons and allegedly attempting to kill Balgan of Tae in February
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Paterson
N.S
Beronys Soto
Mountainview
Vandeville
Misa Geneviers Balgan
Tae
Spirit Undimmed as Taft Clings to Life in Washington
William Howard Taft, whose life had been deemed uncertain for days, remains alive by a slender thread in his Washington home. A thin oil painting is planned to hang in the Supreme Court chamber.
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William Howard Taft
Washington
Supreme Court
Sleeves Return in Modern Spring Frock Fashion
A fashion feature notes sleeves reappearing in spring ensembles. It highlights puff and leg mutton sleeves, flaring skirts, and high shades such as spring green peach and orange. Silk knits and two to three piece suits dominate, with length below the knee and knitted straw hats or berets as accessories.
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Burbank
Floradora
Ding
Mother Hubbard
Wigs and Toupees Fire Shocks City Theater District
A fierce blaze damaged a toupee shop on the sixth floor of the Kranz building in Rislo, sending flames through the roof and frightening nearby residents before crews from several fire companies contained the fire. Damage is estimated at a large sum.
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Ouiuago
Rislo
Kranz
Woman 81 Breaks Dry Law Parole Ban Sak City
An 81 year old woman, Mrs. McCarthy, was sentenced to a term in Lansing for violation of parole after her dry law offense. The case arose in Ban Sak City with reports of her parole breach and ensuing actions by authorities.
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Bansak City
Mira
Hrngee MecCarthy
McClarthy Wruet
Lansing
Cabaret Night At City Hall Draws Local Crowd
Nance at Woodlaan Lake hosts a late night cabaret with Marie Ropul Terans Ade Big, Danne Turnerball and Kin Ten Pals performing. Music by Don Al ber and Kin Ten Pals. Public invited to SS Tanca at Macdons Hal March 8. Susiecy E hosts a Women’s Meerscankere event with cash prizes and a Theo Artat orchestra.
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Nance
Woodlaan Lake
Katurdes
Marie
Ropul
Terans
Ade
Danne, Turnerball
Faturdas Nigh Music
Don Alber
Kin
Ten Pals Dram
New Orleane
I Adi
Tanca
Macdons
Hal
Susiecy E
Homen's
Taft Better Doctor Says Taft Was Improving Today
Dr Francis Bogart one of Tafts physicians said the former chief justice was probably a little better and certainly no worse than yesterday He planned to visit Taft later and issue another bulletin. The capital canceled its Cherry Blossom festival due to Tafts illness.
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Washington, D. C
Francis Bogart
William Howard ‘Taft
Morniow
Mr. Taft
Washington, D.C
Wiliam Howard Taft
Mrs Minna Bell's new belted sport outfit debut
Mrs Minna Bell showcases a belted two piece sport suit crafted from boneie Hib fabric in green and exgobell with the new short sleeves. The ensemble features white blue striped hose and is paired with elle tricot accessories by Daniel Beret.
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Minna Bell
Bhioes
Daniel Beret
Elle Tricot
Devine Growth Era Celebrated With Banquet Report
Devine Texas marked a rising era as oil and gas discoveries spurred growth alongside agricultural development. The banquet at Werbert Veil’s new garage heard the secretary’s upbeat report on paving, a $39,000 high school, a new city hall, fire station, justice office, and modernized storefronts. The town’s chamber, led by Matt Dubose and Ernest Rossell, has rebuilt momentum after years of dormancy and now guides ongoing projects.
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Harry Williams Devine
Texas
South Texas
Aunt Deving
Werbert Veel
Merican
Justice of the Peace
Majestic Theater
Harbert Teel
Garaga
Chamber of Commerce
Kii Bing
Toe
Cher
Matt Dubosa
Ernest Rossell
Exch
Dubose
Russell
Chamber
Matt Pubone
Fred Td. Herndan
San Antonio
Dream Wiley M. Fain
Pearsall
A. J. Gidley
Lytle
Dave Brown
Medina County
John FE. Fielda
N. A. Annt
Wolf Winter
Hant
Devine Folkn
Fred Bruce
Renee
Man Antonin
Clark County Wolf Slaughtered at Last
A local report describes the final wolf slaughter in Clark County after years of sheep losses. The marauder was killed near Shelbs Tagle’s farm following a hunting pursuit. The incident drew widespread farm and community attention as neighbors identified the animal and confirmed the kill.
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Clark County
Errick
Lirle'e Tite
Bandit Ringleader Gets Seven Years
Victor Crarge of Detroit, 23, led a gang of young robbers and was sentenced by Judge Donald Van Biek to seven and a half years in prison. The case involved participation in a scheme linked to the Regnier and Graft heberdaphery. Crarge was captured in New York January 6 and returned to Detroit for sentencing.
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Detroit
Victor Crarge
Margets Ren
Donald van Bie
Gorege
Jefferson Avenue
New York
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