Pet lion mauls child at zoo jungle exhibit
A four year old child in Rome wandered into a zoo jungle enclosure and was savagely clawed by a royal pet lion kept at large. Keepers beat the animal away and rescued the boy who suffered scalp injuries but is expected to recover. Princess Albert Radizwil is identified as the animal’s patron.
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Rome
Albert Radizwil
Dorothy Deacon
Newport
Boston
Count Macchi
Argentina
Ths
Tenderloin A La Minute From The $10,000 Chef
The article touts tenderloin as a prized cut, noting it is scarce in beef stock with just over two pounds available. It explains preparation by skinning, slicing thin, frying in hot drippings with onions and cooked potatoes, then seasoning with paprika and finishing with chopped parsley.
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Monsieur Chas
Lapemeque
Queer Judge Frees Man Who Stole Food
Philadelphia dispatch reports night court magistrate James E. Gorman discharged John Culebra a hungry Italian kitchen worker caught stealing food. He noted the law of humanity outweighs a mere statute while urging fair wages and humane treatment in a rare courtroom moment.
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Philadelphia
James E. Gordon
John Culebra
Gimbel's Department Store
Gorman
James E. Gorman
League Hear Six Candidates For City Council
The Taxpayers' league and the Federated Improvement eluba will hold a joint meeting at the Good Late cafeteria Friday at 12 15 p m to hear candidates for the council Austin J Griffithe Charles Marble Thos A Parish BE L Blaine Ralph McAllaster and Norman B Abrama The public is invited.
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Taxpayers’ League
Federated Improvement Eluba
Austin J. Griffithe
Charles Marble
Thos. A. Parish
BE. L. Blaine
Ralph McAllaster
Norman B. Abrama
Actress Panny Rice Seeks Divorce Amid Quips in Court
United Press reports Panny Rice, the actress, testified she married because she had nothing to do on the day her husband proposed. The suit targets Frank White, a beauty doctor, as the divorce defendant. Eugene Lindquist, seven, of Plainville Conn, is described as a juvenile criminal prone to fits and attacks.
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New York
Panny Rice
White
Eugene Lindquist
Plainville
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Hie
Actress Reveals Secret Hair Darkening Recipe
Mies Blanche Rose, a well known actress, describes a home mixture to darken gray hair. In a Chicago interview she says a half pint of water, bay rum, Harbo Compound, and glycerine applied twice weekly will darken hair, soften it, promote growth, and reduce itching.
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Mies
Blanche Rose
Chicago
Only Four Gaits For Women Say Sargent At Harvard
Maas date reports Dr. Dudley A. Sargent, head of Harvard physical education, identifies four female gaits not counting toe dancing. He lists Indian cross country, heel and toe, French army shuffle, and society hobble skirt gait. Wellesley College seniors perform thirteen gaits plus toe dancing in their burlesque show Man's Dance.
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Radcliffe
Wellesley College
Felix Diaz Portrays Mexican Strife as Dictator Move
Washington reports Felix Diaz, tied to Porfirio Diaz era, enters Mexican power struggle amid claims of broken reform promises. Diaz, former police chief and fortune seeker, marked by links to ruling classes, joins a volatile fight that includes De Lara Villa real Orozco and Salazar.
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Gilson Gardner
The
Star
Washington
Felix Diaz
de Lara
Villareal
Orozco
Salazar
Madero
Wall Street
Taft
Porfirio Diaz Cientifico
Condemnation Suit Delayed in Renton Line Case
The supreme court set May 12 for the writ of certiorari in the condemnation proceedings by the city against the Renton line. Bondholders appeal Judge Gilliam's ruling affirming municipal ownership. Corporation counsel Bradford seeks an earlier hearing.
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Renton
Supreme Court
Gilliam
Bradford
Husband Finds Wife in Tombs After Shoplifting Scandal
James Molineux, seeking his wife, learns she is jailed in the Tombs after a shoplifting arrest with their daughter Catherine and niece May Kelly. Mrs Molineux used the alias Mary Burns, pleaded guilty, and awaits sentencing. Catherine was placed with the Children's Society while Molineux remains hopeful for a resolution.
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New York
Jamen Molineux
West 125Th St
Catherine
Children's Society
The
Interborough
Suffragets to See Harsh Side of Judge
London February 24 A Richmond magistrate bound Joyce Locke suffragette leader over for trial on a charge of firing the pavilion restaurant in the Kew Botanical Gardens. Miss Locke sought adjournment claiming weakness from improper feeding by prison attendants. the request was denied.
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Richmond Police Court
Joyce Locke
Pavilion
Kew S Botanical Gardens
Millenium Predicted by Wesleyan Leader in Philadelphia
The Reverend Samuel Clements, general superintendent of the Wesleyan church of America, announced in Philadelphia yesterday that the millennium will arrive in 1933. He addressed followers and spoke on prophetic timelines and spiritual renewal.
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Samuel Clements
Wesleyan Church of America
Philadelphia
Senate approves bill to end grade crossings nationwide
Olympia February 28 all railway crossings must be overhead or underground. Grade crossings on new lines are eliminated to prevent collisions that have occurred in great numbers on grade crossings in the past two years. The measure awaits the governor's signature.
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Mpeetal Olympia
House
Senate
Freckle Removal Promise Promoted for February Winds
An old newspaper item urges skin care for February and March to prevent freckles lasting into summer. It markets ethine-double strength as a guaranteed remedy from Bartell Drug Co, claiming rapid improvement after a few applications and even vanishing freckles.
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Bartell Drag Co
Mell for Councilman in a Nesslike Move
The McAllaster Camp endorses Ralph C. Mell as a clean moral candidate for council. He is a successful oilman, honest and fair, and will attend to duties impartially. He aims to advance the city and serve the district openly.
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Mcallaster Camp
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