Strained Washington society tests vice president clash
Washington April 4 Strained relations exist in Washington society after the resignation threat over the social rank accorded to the hostess and sister of Mrs Ed Brerett Gann by former Secretary Kellogg The episode echoes the Eaton affair and hints at possible political fallout as in Jackson era cabinet resignations
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Washington
Washlington
State Department
Curtis Jnst
Ed Brerett Gann
Kellogg
Jackson
Eaton
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Fat Reduction and Vitality
An old advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid for women and men seeking an attractive figure. It claims daily morning use in hot water will remove waste and toxins, tone organs, and improve health and appearance, urging readers to buy a two month supply with a money back guarantee.
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C. W. Phillip’s
Ftriet
Prohibition dispute over social ranks in Washington clubs
The text describes a feud involving Mrs. Gann and Mr. Curtis amid a senate ladies luncheon club refusal to seat Mrs. Gann as president. It notes pressure on Secretary Stimson to change Kellogg era rules that placed wives of diplomats above Mrs. Gann, reflecting tensions about the social lobby in Washington and its influence on public officials.
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Curtis
Gann
Senate Ladies Luncheon Club
Stimson
Department
Kellogg
Enets
Washington
Frank B. Kellogg
Diplomatic’ Corps
Senior Hi-Y Club Plans Activities at Y M C A
Senior Hi-Y Club outlined events for the weeks ahead at a YMCA business meeting. The Father and Son banquet follows ten new member initiations next week, with Rev R T Ketchant speaking on April 2. A Mother and Son party and a theatre outing were discussed but dates not set, plus a $5 contribution to defray a delegate’s expenses for the International Older Boys conference in Amsterdam in July.
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R. T. Ketchant
Ohio
Amsterdam
Factional Row On Gas Tax Bill In Ohio House
In Columbus on April 4 the Sullivan Bostwick four cent gas tax bill faced passage after a factional dispute over revenue distribution. Sullivan opposed township sharing while Bostwick urged ten percent to townships for roads. compromise talks failed to bridge gaps as leaders sought a vote.
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Columbus
Sullivan-Bostwick
House
Dallas Sullivan
Union County
Lb. R. Bostwick
Madison County
Sullivan
Oberlin Wind Does Damage In Oberlin
A Monday wind storm damaged Oberlin with two large trees down at the Johnson House and a broken window at the post office. The Oberlin College Student Council held elections with Max Chapman elected president and Mary Rhodes vice president among others. The O Club circus at Finney Chapel drew a full house with acts from the Oberlin College Band and campus groups. BrIeFs note various local visits and weekend travel among Oberlin residents and friends, including Detroit, Ashtabula, Elyria, and Wellington appearances.
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Oberlin
Johnson House
Post
Rogers and Schafer
Oberlin College Student Council
Max Chapman
Mary Rhodes
Traasuer
Francis Oakley
Betty Dil
Arthur Cotton
Edith Moll
Forensics
Maurice’ Merrifield
O” Club
Finney Chapel
Oberlin College
Shurtleff
Sweetthearts
Calese
Arboretum
Tank Hall
White House
New England
Red Lantern
Keep Annex
Tower House
Varsity
Three Musketeers
France
D’artagnan
Detan Lodge
Crawford and Noble
Kollegiate
Fire Alarms and Loss Reported by Elyria Fire Dept 1929
The Elyria Fire department logged 86 alarms in the first quarter of 1929 with fewer grass fires but more building fires than 1928. Fire Chief W N Bates reports total loss at 12265 dollars and 9 cents, with 1925 losses previously recorded as 50174 dollars and 9 cents. The average monthly loss for 1929 runs about 4080 dollars.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Stops Toothache Stopper E Z Tooth Filler Ad
Pain relief claim for E Z Tooth Filler a temporary cavity sealant advertised as stopping toothache quickly and lasting months. Includes price 25 cents and sale location Ebert's Pharmacy 531 Bread St with distributor notes.
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Ebert's Pharmacy
W. Bread
C. C
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