Carnegie Heiress Weds Ensign Miller in Simple Fifth Avenue Ceremony
A distant Civil War era romance culminates as Dorothy Carnegie marries Ensign Walter Miller Jr. in a small Upper Fifth Avenue ceremony led by Rev. i of Brick Lam church. The bride wore lace and tulle, with guests including Walter Jr. of Chicago and Erskine N. Franks Jr. After the wedding, the couple plans to return to Princeton for Miller's naval engineering studies.
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France
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Carnegie
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Walter, Jr
Chicago
Boston
Erskine
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Pen
Princeton
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Princeersity
Debate on League Article Seven Sparks Ohio Debate
Ives Fess and Gard clash in Y I Ohio on April 2 over Article Seven of the proposed League of Nations pact. The exchange centers on Britain’s voting power and sovereignty protections under the Monro doctrine amendments and the president’s leadership.
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Fess
Gard
Ohio
Britain
America
Hion
League
A Wilson
League of Nations
Uen
Will Exert Influence In Poland By War Veterans
April 22 Washington reports that American war veterans from the Midwest New York and England who served in the army and now move into Poland will play an exact ordinary part in restoring order in Central Europe. John F Smulski says these veterans will support liberty by example and rhetoric and will convey American experience to guide the Polish transition.
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Fashington
Middle Wast
New York
Agland
Poland
John F. Smulski
United States
Europe
Smulski
U. S Army
Navy
Marines
New England Federal Reserve District
Liberty Loan
Liberty
Special Police Nab Two In Whiskey Warehouse Burglary
Two special officers awaiting appointment assisted in a burglary at a New York warehouse. They pried open a storage area and stole two cases of whiskey. Their careful concealment failed as their approach was detected by investigators and they were captured.
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Lloyd George to Receive Irish Delegation at Paris
Paris reports great enthusiasm at the Grand Hotel over Premier Lloyd George meeting the Friends of Ireland in America led by former Governor Edward Dunne Frank P Walsh and Michael J Ryan The move could yield an invitation for Irish delegates to Paris and possible entry of Ireland as a free state into the League Sinn Fein leaders de Valera Horace Plunkett and A Griffith likely to respond The Irish American delegates await reception by Lloyd George next week while Irish efforts in Paris remain active President Wilson has sent proposals to Colonel Stouse for review and action The conference shows American influence weight in the talks
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Grand Hotel
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Friends of Ireland
America
Edward Dunne
Illinois
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Ireland
League of Atlons
Free State
Sinn Fein
Professor de Valera
Horace Plunkett
A. Griffith
Faris
Wilson
Stouse
House
Y M C A Soldiers Send Pay Home and Letters
The February report of the Y M C A War Work council shows soldiers and sailors in the United States remitted about 5 billion dollars in money orders in a single month. The Y operated at 1,056 buildings with 11,789,850 attendees, distributed 8,001,981 envelopes for letters, and hosted 5,653 entertainments. Educational classes reached 184,551 participants, with 727,786 attending 5,738 lectures. libraries circulated 243,546 books and religious meetings numbered 7,879 with Bible classes totaling nearly 104,000 attendees.
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United States
Y” War Work Council
French Mines Hard Hit in Northern France
A report by Frank H. Probert of the Bureau of Mines estimates five years to rehabilitate northern France coal iron and steel sectors and 12 to 15 years to reach normal levels after German destruction. Saar mines contrast with France and Belgium showing peak activity. German workers remain but under French supervision.
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France
Frank H. Probert
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Saar
Belgium
Ocean Flight Delayed by Stormy Atlantic Weather
Stormy mid ocean conditions keep the proposed trans Atlantic air flight from being attempted before tomorrow at the earliest. The St Johns forecast calls for northeast winds with rain and fog, reducing chances of a successful takeoff today.
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Mid-Ocean
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a vital remedy after war epidemics and harsh weather, claiming it stimulates appetite, aids digestion, and ensures complete nourishment for stronger blood and body. It positions Hood's as America's leading blood purifier with widespread cures and sales, plus Hood's Pills as a gentle family laxative.
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Hood
America
Limerick Becomes Armed Camp Amid Strike Tensions
Limerick, Ireland, April 22. Large troop presence includes tanks, machine guns, and barbed wire entanglements. Roads into the city are guarded. bridges patrolled. armored cars prowl. Strikers claim to run the city despite the crackdown. Easter Monday demo referenced with socialist songs.
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Limerick
Ireland
Shannon
Dublin
Strikers Move to Broaden Walkout as Ireland Feels Martial Strain
Strikers are being sent to other cities to widen the walkout while many Irish regions contribute funds to support the protests against martial law. The strike committee sets up distribution depots and begins issuing currency to fund activities.
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Ireland
This Thing of Beauty Is Not a Joy Forever
A playful column vignette from the San Antonio Light recounts Young Tom Toots visiting Agnes at her elegant home. Tom compliments the place and asks about its extent, while the father bluntly notes the wall and land reach the river to the south and the main road to the north. The exchange ends with a wittily blunt punchline about Aggie.
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Agnes
Tom
Aggie
Happenings In This Vicinity From 25 Years Ago
The plan for a new EastEin school building has been sent back to the committee requesting a larger, better ventilated facility. Meriden fishermen report trout on Bible Rock brook after a heavy snow, and seven men repair tracks on the Valley railroad damaged by the recent storm. George W. Bacon, age 80 years 8 months, dies on Newfield street. The city accelerates street work with the road scraper as residents gather arbutus and watch icehouse burnings near Starr's pond. An extra Common Council meeting is set to discuss electrifying the street railway, while street traffic clogs High street and shads flood from East Berlin.
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Eastein
East Berlin
Cromwell Road
Little River Bridge
High Street
Air Line
Starr’s Pond
Buell & Blatchley
City Street
Common Council
Universalist Church
Arbutus
Meriden
Bible Rock Brook
George W. Bacon
Newfield Street
Valley Railroad
Cut This Out it Is Worth Money No. 5c Mail Offer
An old advertisement invites readers to mail a 5 cent note to Foley & Co for a trial package. The offer promises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for back pain and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness, noting the products are sold everywhere.
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Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
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