City Federation of Women's Clubs Opens Season at Original Mexican
The City Federation of Women's Clubs opens Thursday with a luncheon after a 10:30 a.m. meeting at the Original Mexican restaurant. Regular sessions include Timely Topics at 12:30 p.m. at the Menger hotel, Pan-Hellenic activities at 2:40 p.m. near the St. Anthony hotel, and Shakespeare club at 4 p.m. on Baltimore Avenue. Members may reserve via local presidents.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
P Groun
Council of Parente
asso +ciations west
St. Anthony
Onkrom
W. CA
Baltimore Avenue
City Federation of Women's Clube
Thoreday
M. F. A. Maurer
Ralph Dacksam
Mms
H. A. Richardson
Alex Villard
J. W. Brats
Menger Hotel
Walter Steves
San Antonio Couril of
Parent-eauhucs
Ban Antonia Turnverein
0. W. Ling
William Otterman
Elaborate Kings Highway Tea Farewell for Mrs. George
Mrs Arthur Morton entertained a large party on Kings Highway Monday for a farewell compliment to Mrs Charles George who departs for Nashville Tennessee. The event featured roses cosmos and morning glories with Dresden china and a Lane rypsy pudding on the menu. Guests included Mrs George Mrs Wallace Rogers Mrs Winchester Kelso Jr and others with chairmen and hostesses listed throughout the event.
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Arthur Morton
Kings Highway
Charles George
Nashville
Tenn
Dresden
Howers
George
Wallace Rogers
Winchester Kelso Jr
Herbert Jayden Clarkson
Quest C. Conch
Morton
B.D. Naylor
Edward Sachs
Corrine Woreden
Aliss Frances Carrigan
Woman Bigamist Laments Fate Behind Jail Bars
Ruth Douglas, jailed on bigamy charges, laments her life and fate while confessing to W. O. Wright about a plot involving a taxi driver Eadie Douglas as her husband. Wright, accused of pressuring brides and a car gift, faced arrest amid a case labeled a modern marriage game.
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Tom Anghder
Gina
Ruth Douglas
W. O. Wright
Eadie Douglas
Louglas
Wright
Freed husband escapes mounting threats from estranged spouse
In Pontiac Michigan a husband recounts violent threats from his estranged wife who allegedly fired at him with a revolver while he fled their home. Police report the wife was armed and the husband sought safety as tensions rose amid a tumultuous separation.
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Pontiac, Mich
Forman
Nude girl bathers shock city officials
In Duddingham England a public meeting of the Haythatman Sea urban trig council heard a startling issue on whether women bathers can be compelled to wear bathing attire. Captain Stokes reported several women appeared in his garden and walked to the shore without any clothing, prompting concern from local authorities about modesty and public decency.
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Dudmingham
Eng
Trig
Stokes
Italian Fleet Pays Tribute To Dead Sailors
In Rome the Italian fleet paid tribute to the dead after a submarine disaster. White fires and wreaths were cast into the sea as the crew of the submarine Rebantiong Venters were honored at the site of the sinking before returning to base.
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Rome
Ite
Carante Atu Apezin
Cue Tratian
Ont
Rebantiong Venters
Rival kills Morano in home invasion tied to jealous suitor
Joseph Morano was attacked in his home by a rival believed to be the brother of a girl he courted. Morano said the assailant dragged him outside, struck him with a wrench, and left him bleeding before escaping. Detectives cordoned the scene. warrants issued for both the brother and the jealous suitor.
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Joseph Murano
Camaran Stevet
Morano
Sam Hivest
Avitor
Motano
Htuny
Stendebaeh
Harris
Cram
Nein
Aly
Moffett seeks bigger rigid airship for US base plan
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett told the President's air board that the Shenandoah should be a United States built rigid airship of at least six million cubic feet capacity, contrasting with the smaller craft. He highlighted parachute issues, praised Hawaiian expedition planning, and urged a civil aeronautics bureau in the Department of Commerce along with a western ship base.
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Washington
Get. T—M
William A. Moffett
Naval Bureau of Geronancies
Air Board
United States
Mitchell
Zznoee
Tiavy'plorics
Admiral Moffett
Pn Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of Comme
Postal Receipts Surge as 2024 Totals Rise Across Regions
Recents Rede Washington reports postal receipts totaling 28.59 million dollars, up 10.25 percent from September. Jacksonville leads with 42.87 percent increase, while officials note gains across offices as master General New announces the overall rise.
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Rede Washington
Serene Pus
New
Jacksonville
Tufts Ford sues dean for 380000 over mural dispute
Mrs Tumisa Tufts Ford, a faculty member at Boston University, sues the dean of the university for 380000 alleging involvement or control over university murals.
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Oston
T—Ci—Tha
Tumisa Tufts Ford
Borton Univerity
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