Greenwich Village noted for arts and freedom appeal
The article reflects on Greenwich Village as a hub of culture and dissent, contrasting conservative views with its tolerant, lively scene described through references to museums, theatres, and famous local landmarks. It also notes a theater showing and a dance event by the H. O. T club with varied program and refreshments, plus a business figure returning from Washington.
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H. OO T
Lorain
H. O T Club
the Olympia
Bambaugh
Harmony to Be Keynote of Senate
Washington dispatch reports Harmony to prevail at a conference of 69 Republican senators forming the new majority. The expected outcome: Lodge remains Republican leader, Curtis as whip, Cummings may be president pro tem, with committee chairs and memberships settled by the Lodge group. House Republicans also meet to reappoint majority committee members.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
J. Bart Campbell
Washington
Harmony
Senate
Harding
Massachusetts
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Albert Cummings
Iowa
Lodge
Penrose and
Knox
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Republcan “Old Guard
Republican Committee of Committees
House
New House
C BH White
Washington Avenue
Hasing
West
Erie Avenue
Indictments Enter In Kagy Murder Hearings In Cleveland
A sweeping investigation into all phases of the McGannon trials and the Joyce case in the Harold C. Kagy killing is under way. Two new indictments for subornation of perjury were returned, naming Joseph Johnson who testified at the McGannon trial and Delia McInerny alleged to have furthered Johnson’s false oath. The Cleveland Bar Association backs funding and expert help to aid Prosecutor E G Stanton in uncovering the truth. Additional witnesses from both state and defense were not summoned for the second hearing. An indictment of a mysterious third person may follow. no prior defendants can be retried. The note adds political shifts with the House party split counts and member changes in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
McGannon
John W. Joyce
Harold C. Kagy
Tony
Joseph Johnson
Delia McInerny
Johnson
Cleveland Bar Association
E G. Stanton
Joyce
McaGnnon
Kagy
Lawmakers Debate Splitting 81 Member House Committees
Representative James R. Mann of Tiinois is poised for re election as committee chairman while Republicans consider dividing the 81 member committees between the two parties. The move comes from several GOP leaders seeking to distribute power and assign mentee posts to a Democrat amid the party split.
Fraudulent Passports Discovered Across Immigrant Routes
New York reports detail widespread passport fraud targeting immigrant women and children. Harry H. Schlach, head of immigrants aid at Ellis Island, cites 100 cases in three days, with former U.S. residents defrauding them through fake visas from Dantzig and Warsaw. Many are pressured to pay steep sums for quick pages, only to face return journeys and ruined hopes.
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New York
Hill Island
U. S
Dantzig
Warsaw
Harry H. Schlach
Department of Labor
Immigrants Aid
Eilis Island
United States
United States Department
America
Poland
Schlach
Navigation 10 Opens Soon at Lorain Port
Lorain, March 6. With Great Lakes navigation opening around April 1, Lorain prepares to be a busy harbor on the South Shore this year as boats are fitted out, creating employment. Thirty ships await sailing, and Baltimore and Ohio Railway officials expect to scale crews returning from layoff to meet the expected rush. Navigation will open about one week earlier this year.
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Lorain
Great Lakes
Yeason
Peditia
Baltimore and Ohlo Railroad
Abaos
F Ponsible Navigation
Magazine and Paper Clubbing Offers at 817 East Ave
An advertisement from Elyria Ohio lists magazines and paper offers at 817 East Avenue. D H Barber Reliable Insurance is also present as a contact. Phone number 8223 appears for inquiries.
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East Av
Elyria
Ohio
Transformation of Madame Pompadour Menagerie Sparks Versailles Debate
International News Service reports Versailles society protests plans to convert Madame de Pompadour's famed menagerie, a favorite of Louis XIV, into a dancing palace. The building sits between the chateau and Trianon, overlooking Louis XIV's gardens. A first appeal to the minister of fine arts has been filed to halt the project.
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Versailles
Society of Friends of
Madame de Pompadour
Louis KV
Ing
Famou Chateau
Trianon
Louie XIV
Minister of Fine Arta
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Black Rover Telephone Company
Presdent Harding
Dreamland Theater
FIRE
Trevison
Wis
Fox Production
Dreamland Theatre
Eddie Polo
Granville and
Fields
Willie Lang
Kelly
Day
Lillian Rockley
Collins and
Dunbar
Potter
Perry
Taimberiac As
Mills of the Gods
Elyria Post
No. 12
American Legion
Soming
Olive
Harold Lloyd
Doctor Jaster
Lorain Port
D.H. Barber Reliable Insurance
Madame Pompadour
Elaine Hammerstein
Cynthia Stockley
Marion Davies
Paramount Aircraft
South Africa
Conway Tearle and
Madeline Marshall
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