The Modern Girl and Her Growing Political Drive
In 1928 a Western Newspaper Salon piece contrasts past shyness with a new era where women push into public life. It cites examples of Harriet, Ethel, Nancy, and Joneschia as women who pursue careers, fashion, and social roles, challenging old norms and pursuing personal advancement.
Curfew Law Threatens to Close Cuba Movies
Cuban theater owners including over 100 in Havana threaten to shut cinemas in protest of a curfew law barring children under fourteen from attending films after 8 pm. President Machado rescinded the law but the government could still bar minors at individual screenings.
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Cuba
Havana
Machado
Detroit Immigrant Ring Slapped With Smuggling Charges
Casper Hol Jecker and his daughter Rose Phillipps faced arraignment on conspiracy to violate immigration laws and aiding the smuggling of aliens. Immigration officials estimate the pair aided about 400 aliens over 18 months, with suspected ties to an international ring reaching Europe. Authorities traced arrivals to Englesbrun Romania, noting 78 Englesbrum nationals aboard a Canada bound steamer and multiple arrests on April 3, 12, and 19.
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Detroit
Canada
Casper Hol Jecker
Rose Phillipps
John L. Zurbrick
Europe
Zurbrick
Hollecker
New York
Englesbrun
Romania
Austria
Englesbrum
Turf Career Ending for Jockey Earl Sande
The famed jockey Earl Sande will retire from the turf at season's end due to weight loss harming his health. Separately, details emerge of a smuggling ring involving payments from $55 to $280 per person and a hotel tap for forwarding aliens through Windsor, with Hollecker and his daughter cited in the scheme.
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Earl Sande
Hollecker
Windsor
Zurbirick
Damon
Zurbrick
Muggletonians Still Gather in England as Beliefs Endure
The Muggletonians, a sect founded by an English tailor in the 17th century, are not extinct. They hold that hell will be on earth when the sun moon and stars are extinguished and still meet in London and Derbyshire.
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Muggletonians
Muggleton
Hell
London
Derbyshire
Sippel Wins Presidency At GFWC Convention
Mrs John Sippel of Baltimore Maryland captured the General Federation of Women's Clubs presidency in San Antonio Texas defeating a business woman based on the campaign slogan a woman's place is in the home.
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John &.’ Sippel
Baltimore
General Federation of Women's Clubs
San Antonio
Texas
Printed frocks trend for summer wardrobes
A fashion feature highlights printed frocks as essential this season. Miss Renee Adoree wears a red frock with white flowers and navy belt details, paired with a white or red felt hat for a coordinated look.
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Renee Adoree
Miss Adoree
First Week in the City Leads to a Gas Fueled Ride
A man new to the city buys a second hand motorcycle and speeds through streets waving at pedestrians. Police order him to stop, but he explains he could not stop as the gas gave out, ending when the engine halted and an officer approached.
Dipping into Science Helium and Radioactive Dating
Scientists describe helium as a radioactive element produced from radium. By tracking the decay process radium to helium they estimate rock ages. The method measures the quantities of each substance in rocks to determine how long they have remained there.
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Western Newspaper Union
Mark Wild Bill Grave To Be Restored For Tourists
Deadwood South Dakota plans improvements at Mount Moriah cemetery for Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Massive stone monuments will be erected with bronze relief portraits. Officials expect 800000 to 1000000 visitors this year, with eight of ten likely to visit the graves.
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Deadwood
S. D
Wild Bill’ Hickok
Mount Moriah
Wild Bill
Hope for lep ers contagion theory gains support
Dr Wok Walker of the University of California proposes that leprosy may originate from soil rather than being contagious. Based on 14 months of observation in Honolulu and Hawaii, actinomyces bacteria are found in leprous tissue, suggesting soil infection and potential discharge from isolation in colonies. Further confirmation may come from regions with high leprosy prevalence in Africa.
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San Francisco
Wok. Walker
University of California Medical School
University of California
Honolulu
Walker
Hawaii
Doctor Walker
East
Belgian Congo
Ivory Coast
Africa
Motor salesman falls for mystery woman on train
John Connors, a Grimes & Hannaford vice president, meets Isabel Guernsey on a New York to Poughkeepsie train. Their dinner talks spark interest as she proves herself savvy about the motor. She turns up as Lane Incorporated’s director, confirming the sale and setting a lunch date.
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John Connor
New York
Grimes & Hannaford
John Connors
Lane Incorporated
New Motor
New York Territory
Poughkeepsie
Connors
John Conners
Isabel Guernsey
Mr. Connors
Lane
Scott
Grand Central
Grimes &Hynnaford
John Connarsy
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