Unemployed girl confronts movie school head on Broadway
Lillian Abbott, an 18 year old sub-deb from Salem, travels to New York after answering a movie school ad. She meets Thomas Blane, invites him into her hotel room, and resists his advances as she realizes she cannot go back home.
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Lillian Abbott
New England
New York
Thomas Blane
Salem
Mass
Blane
Lillian
Broadway
Tory
Lathan
Lil- Han
Lulian
Pretty Tillian
Lilian
Dee
Dilan
Blaze
Local Notes From Henrietta Area And School Events
Henrietta events include Mrs. Obitts birthday celebration and Naomi Kobe’s eleventh birthday. Local sports feature a girls basketball game against Fairview hospital nurses followed by a Grange class B clash. Social visits include relatives from Lorain Amherst and Brownhelm, with numerous family gatherings and church society meetings noted.
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Henrietta
Rs Ed Kothe
James Obitts
Grafton
Kothe
Anna Wyttenbach
Paul von
South Amherst
Community People Share Sunday Visits Across Towns
Mrs Ida Saltzman and daughter Imvilla Camden visited at sister Mrs John Born's home. Several families from Norwalk to Oberlin spent Sunday afternoon or evening with relatives in Brownhelm Elyria and surrounding towns.
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Emma Head
Tron
Ida Saltzman
Imvilla
Camden
John Born
Will Tucker
Wiss
Matorium
Fred Bay
Pied Vaert
Wes
Fanna Cleveland
Oscar “Zurcher
John Zureber Forain
Raymond Sich
Amier
Will Rosa
Harvey Brandan
Moreland
Mes
Otra Knolte
Fred Ross
Walter Ansersbach
Brownhelm
John Bauman
Welen
John Geisendoerfer
Supois
C. O. Burrell
Cing On
Mary
Bernie
Elyra Mo
Whitney Dud Dushter Laverne
Spence
Mroo
Vene Rolt
Martha, Brownhelm
Fray Barch
Amherst
Melsin Unger
Alex Born
Daniel
H. Stihler
Elyria
Leon Mapes
Elysia
Charles Wapes
Leonard Buchs
Earl
Peter Buchs
Tatters
Fried Bauman Mice
Ernest Limmermiver
Harry
Frank Harris
Harald Coates
Evan
Eon
Winthet
Oberlin
Marnie
Salisbury Spee
Ridgeville
Forced by Uprising Saves Town From Travellers in QRITTIA
A fragmentary report notes a decision by police that a town in QRITTIA was saved from hoboes or travellers after an uprising. The source text is garbled but implies authorities acted to protect the town from a roaming group.
Transients Begged Basic Shelter Before Lockup Edict
Fragments indicate a local rule required rough towel soap and a hot shower for tramps before confinement, with the order described as now in force. The wording suggests transients have been absent or excluded during the enforcement period.
Washington Memorial Beacon Urged for Hampton Roads
Newport News Virginia reports a proposal to build a memorial beacon for George Washington in Hampton Roads. State Delegate Charles Ford introduces a bill to ceded two acres of non productive ground to the federal government for construction and Congress aims to fund an artificial island and statue site, with Congressman Otty Bland expected to push for appropriation.
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Newport News
Hampton Roads
Geo
Washington
Charles LD Ford
State House of Delegates
Otty Bland
Congress
Planes Deliver Oil To Isolated Idaho Mining Camp
Yellow Pine Mining Company will operate through winter and spring as airplanes replace trucks. Snowbound roads blocked transport 3,000 gallons of fuel oil, enough to last until roads reopen.
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Boise
Idaho
Yellow Pine Mining Company
Airplanes Recalled As Early Cloth and String Efforts
A fragmented reminiscence describes early aviation attempts using cloth and string, tracing the path from fragile models to the first powered flights and the dream to conquer the air.
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Ethelda
Bedforces
Ma_ce
Ian
Reeser
London
Kentucky
George Kreuck
Arthur
Lorain
Clarence Kreuck
Ruth
Martin Pippert
Sophia Pippert
Emery Sonderzeld
Mirs
Frank Barck
Onstance
Walter
Martha Bartlome
Melvin Unger
Pauly Porman
Leslie Gould
VE Ladies Aid Society
Tipples
Mendenhall
Babara Angershbach
Fred Bau
Russell Portman
Qrittia
Ont
Ona
Duer
Washington Memorial
Sokol
Hoover
Lacauer
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