Militants Threaten More Trouble as Suf fragists Revive Activities
In February reports show suffragists pressing public action after a lull. The MacKirdy arson case inflames debate as Mrs. MacKirdy, a strong anti Militant, continues her critique of Christabel Pankhurst. Militants vow further disruption amid low prison counts and renewed energy for a broader campaign.
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Palace
Sylvia Khurst
Christabel
Pankhurst
Estabel
Sylvia Pankhurst
Nobod
Mrs. MacKirdy
Home Office
England
Wales
Zion Mission Crichton Church Service Schedule
Reading and prayer service announced with preaching by Dr Rodgers at 7:30 PM and worship led by G Williams the pastor. Local church notes record midday and evening gatherings for the Zion Mission Crichton congregation.
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Rodgers
G. Williams
Public ethics questioned as crowd pleasing risks rise
A fragment notes concerns that catering to public whims harms ethics and warns that relying on risky stunts like venturing ice cannot prolong sport or justify conduct.
Y. P. M. Society Party Celebrates Washington Theme
The Young People’s Missionary Society of Government Street Methodist, led by Mrs. E. S. Little, hosted a Washington birthday event at Mr. S. A. Burgogone’s home. Attendees wore Martha Washington costumes. heirlooms and old gowns highlighted the evening along with prize contests for boys and girls. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne
Young People’s Missionary Society
Government Street Methodist Church
Washington
A. Burgogone
Martha Washington
Sara Dannelly
EB. A. Dannelly
Mrs. Little
Johnnie Hargrove
Kate Davis
New Tate
Clarke Dolive
Careful Watching Necessary in Financing Small Business
An owner who runs a retail store faces a turning point when money tightens and retirement looms. The piece stresses balancing assets and liabilities, avoiding luck, and securing capital with tangible security such as a debenture to reassure investors of future success.
Oaks to Host Open House During Mardi Gras
The Order of Oaks will keep open house for members and families over three Mardi Gras days. Refreshments and seating will be available at the club rooms to view parades. A reception committee of named members from Chamberlain and nearby entities is named to run the event.
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Order of Oaks
Ralph Richards
Henry Jor Thos. Price
Steve McCarty
Chamberlain
A Peee “. Co
Mauldin
J. G. Bowen
J. B. Fincher
W. H. Bancroft
W. B. Delchamps
John 3. Drago
J. A. Fappe
Dr. Shelton C. Frederic
David Holt
William A. Kenopke
Clarence Evans
J. R. McGaughey
John Shearer
Wife Threatener Is Put Under $250 Bond
In the inferior criminal court on Saturday Tom Finch was fined $1 or ten days for vagrancy. Jim Wooley was fined $5 or ten days for public drunkenness. Jim Neese threatened his wife and was ordered to post a $250 bond or serve six months in jail. Peter Coronas and Elbert Campbell were fined $10 or ten days for unlawful filling of trains.
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Tom Finch
Jim Wooley
Jim Neese
Peter Coronas
Elbert Campbell
Sergeant Newton G. Jarrett Visitor from Kentucky
Sergeant Newton G. Jarrett of Company A second Marine base battalion United States Marine Corps a Kentuckian and former newspaper man formerly with the Paducah News visits the base He served twenty three years and is a veteran Marine with a long record of service
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Newton G. Jarrett
Battan
United States Marine Corps
Jarrett
The
Paducah News
Paposhadnreaena
Carnival Hosts Praise and Social Notes From town
Misses Irene Brown Antonette Burgoyne Willie Mai Discher Ellinor Madison Vesta Daney and Odette Burgoyne served cake cream and candy. Music was provided and Mrs Burgoyne was voted a charming hostess. Elizabeth Heese of Akron Ohio visits sister Mrs Arther Carlen and E Belaire wife of Drexel Arm Hotel manager visits the Cawthon. Charles A Dumas improves after a severe illness.
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Irene Brown
Antonette Burgoyne
Willie Mai Discher
Ellinor Madison Vesta Daney
Odette Burgoyne
Mrs. Burgoyne
Elizabeth Heese
Akron, O
Arther Carlen
E. Belaire
Mr. E. Belaire
Drexel Arm’s Hotel
Chicago
Cawthon
Local visits and travel notes from Fruitdale and Mobile
Fruitdale notes include Dr Van Airsdale building a garage on his North Magnolia lot and visitors like Miss Sophia Bryer of St Louis at the Park Hotel. Mobile guests include Mr and Mrs E B Blake and Miss H E Blake visiting Dr T M Blake. Paul Gilmer remains ill and transferred to Inge Bondurant Infirmary for another operation.
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van Airsdale
Magnolia Street
Sophia Bryer
St. Louis
Park Hotel
BE. It. Carr
Chatom
E. B. Blake
Mobile
T. M. Blake
H. E
Paar
Flintdale
Whistler
Henry Bertram
Vinegar Bend
Ethics in Professions Sparks Debate About Right and Wrong
A discussion questions whether ethics in various professions always align with what is legally permissible. Experts note tensions between duties to clients, employers, and the public, urging clearer guidelines and ongoing oversight.
The Borrowing Dilemma Between Friends
Helen faces a moral test when Mrs. Thurston asks to borrow money to cover a nearly spent deposit on a coat. Helen reluctantly lends twenty five dollars, sensing hidden debts and questioning friendship. The episode leaves her torn between generosity and suspicion as she debates telling Warren.
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Helen
Mrs. Thurston
Will
Warren
Andressed
Bean
Thurston
Th Rsurston
Edith Wyman
Véeht
Ex Principal Bancroft Plans Return to Run for School Board
G. R. Bancroft former E. L. Russell school principal who resigned to join a Richmond publishing firm states in a letter his family remains in Mobile and he will return to Mobile to campaign as a candidate before the April 6 election.
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Bancroft
G. R. Bancroft
E. L. Russell School
Richmond, Va
Mobile
City to not charge for masking F report disputed
A city commission clarifies that no charge for masking exists and cannot be imposed. The discussion follows rumors of a $1 per head fee, while a separate scene shows characters debating loans and a mysterious woman seeking money, revealing tension over trust and exploitation.
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Mobile
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Kingsway Place
Scotland
Ferdinand
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Sofia
Eleanore of
Bulgaria
Czar
United States
Eleanore
Charles A. Dumas
Fruitdale, Ala
Mabel Herbert Urner
W.T. Goubil
Dauphin
M’donald Optical
Washington’s
Staub’s
Dauphin Street
Hostetter
Adam Glass & Company Inc
Royal Street
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