Thoughtful jumbles of New York society gossip
A brisk column notes social figures and cultural names from Mur ray Hill to Paris in a lively, opinionated slice of New York Day by Day. It references Thyra Sumter Winslow, Elsa Maxwell Connolly, Tiffany Thayer, Cole Porter, Sir William Wiseman, Amos Sulka, Peter Arno, and others in a mosaic of theatre, journalism, and society chatter.
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New York
Thyra Sumter Winslow
Murray Hill
Vick Baum
Allegretti
Elsa Maxwell Connolly
Tiffany Thayer
Cole Porter
William Wiseman
Amos Sulka
Lawrence Tibbet
Ted Husing
Abel Green
Freshwater College
Somerset
David Warfield
Peter Arno
Tony Biddle
Babette Deutsch
Paris
Hylan
Major Bowes
Nightlife Sketches of New York Social Circles and Vaudeville
A vivid column paints roaming journalists, quirky characters, and late night scenes along Manhattan streets. It highlights the Dutch Treat Club at St. Regis with Kelland guiding witty luncheons, lists famed regulars, and recalls Ted Lewis’s evergreen vaudeville act despite changes in show business.
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Milk Code Ruled Unconstitutional by Ohio Judge
Judge Ralph Sugrue in Seneca county common pleas court held the Ohio milk code unconstitutional in the suit brought by the state milk marketing commission against Ziegler Brothers, a Fostoria dairymen firm. He ruled price fixing violated natural rights, noting milk as essential food for children and signaling impact on similar cases.
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Ralph Sugrue
Seneca County Common Pleas Court
State Milk Marketing Commission
Ziegler Brothers
Fostoria
Sugrue
Approve Probe of Relief in Ohio Passes House
In Columbus on March 15 Republicans and Democrats backed Governor Martin L. Davey as the House passed a resolution to create a joint legislative committee to investigate the Ohio relief situation. The measure won approval by 113 to 3.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Martin L. Davey
House
Ohio
Plane disturbance arrest in Concord noted
James Bullie was arrested in Concord on a charge of creating a disturbance while aboard a Boston and Maine Central Vermont plane. Fellow passengers said Bullie walked up and down the aisle until they restrained him as the aircraft remained in flight.
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Concord
N. H
James Bulie
Boston & Maine
Vermont
Bullie
Poets and charm that keeps verses renewing appeal
The piece argues that poems gain lasting greatness through charm beyond mere merit. Without engaging allure readers may not return for repeated refreshment, highlighting the nuanced value of style and resonance in enduring poetry.
Lewis Exits Barbershop in Desolate Mood
A long time actor Lewis, once buoyant about his affairs, is abruptly wrecked by personal collapse. After years of steady resilience, he leaves a barbershop shaken, claiming he is worse than dead as his wife, business, and friends are gone. His children are absent and his social circle has vanished.
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Rupert Woodward
California
Vera Coates
Southampton
Tracy Jennifer
Adirondacks
Bette Silvers
Miss Silvers
Chicago
DRESSMAKERS DAUGHTER James Noble Gilford
Carol Morris, a widowed dressmaker's daughter, moves to New York to seek success in fashion. After rapid promotion at Morgan's, she is dismissed for failed Paris purchases. Feeling isolated, she contacts friends and unexpectedly reunites with John Clark, seeking comfort and a return to normal life.
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Carol Morris
Carol
New York
John Clark
Morgan’s Department Store
Mr. Jackson
Paris
Ranny Sterling
Local social notes from North Russia Ohio community
Mrs Anna Berg improves after illness and a steady flow of neighbors and relatives visit, including Celia Henson of Cleveland and Emma Berg at Amherst Hospital. Numerous calls from families such as Nash, Bemis, Gibson, Schramm, Forster, Stephenson, Coxon, Knight, and Berg span Amherst Elyria Ridgeville Lorain and end with a note about Clair Reinhard returning to school and a Niagara Falls trip before residing with Anza Berg.
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North Russia
Anna Berg
Celia Henson
Cleveland
Caroline Schubert
Lillie Henson
Emma Berg
Albert Berg
Amherst Hospital
Simeon Nash
Chester Nash
Nathan
George Bemis
Chestnut Ridge
Ed Gibson
Essyria
Jacob Schramm
Frank Simms
Ridgeville
Fred Forster
Amherst
Tom Keating
Harry Gibson
East Amherst
Carl Dergs
Elmer Schuber
Carl Eckerts
Elyria
Ed Lamislow
Albert Berz
Carl Bers
Harold Berg
Clair Reinhard
Ernest Irion
Niagara Falls
Michigan
Anza Berg
Women's Union March at St Peters Amherst Reach Attendees
Mrs Frank Hasenfine Mrs Clarence Albright and Mrs Will Bers attended the March merit or memorial service at St Peters Evangelical Reformed church in Amherst Thursday afternoon. Miss Hazel Heath of Oberlin and Leonard Berg of this place were married in Wyria Saturday.
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Frank Hasenfine
Clarence Albright
Will Bers
Mertiar
Women’s Union
St. Peters Evangelical Reformed Church
Amherst
Hazel Heath
Oberlin
Leonard Berg
This Placer
Wiyria
Exhibit To Show Famed Oil Drill
Houston exhibit at the Oil Equipment and Engineering Exposition April 8 to 13 will feature a rotary drilling rig used to bring in the Sprindletop discovery well. Invented by M C and C E Baker of North Dakota, the rig dates to 1895 Texas industry work. Their idea arose after trouble with deep returns, reversing the drill stem to extract mud with a wind mill pump nearby, leading to the modern rotary principle. The Baker brothers later marketed the rig as jumbo-buster.
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Houston
Tex
Sprindletop
Texas
E. G. Lenzner
M. C
C. E. Baker
North Dakota
Corsicana Tex
Southwest
Burial Ground Found Near Karnes City
An old Indian burial ground was uncovered after a caliche pit dig near Karnes City. Human and animal bones lay in the graves, each body placed in a tone coffin with a flat rock as cover and the graves filled with sand.
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Karnes City
Teaas
Speedway Tolls High in Milan Report
Tolls collected on the new Milan to the Lakes highway have averaged about $10,000 monthly for the past eight months. Officials say revenue should rise sharply in the summer as tourism increases.
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Taly
Telis
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