Cardinal O Connell cites rising feminism and weakening men
Boston March 8 Cardinal O Connell warned at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross that growing weakness among men fuels a dangerous feminism. He said fathers must assert family headship to curb immodesty while politics labor and business show women advancing. He noted men becoming effeminate and referenced shorter skirts, hosiery, and smoking. foreseeing evolution and a future where a boy is born to William Smith as the headline notes.
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Boston
Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O'Connell
William Smith
Royal Battle Over $600 Dog Bite Court Split
In Judge Thomas Darby’s court a heated dispute over $600 from a dog bite in the Ault & Wiborg case ends with Wade Royal receiving $300, Dalton earning $75, and Williams and Ragland $200 plus $25 costs. The row began when Royal switched lawyers after initial filing.
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Thomas Darby
Wade Royal
Ault & Wiborg Company
A. L. Dalton
Williams and Ragland
Royal
Dalton
Williams
Ragland
Darby
Williams and
Judge Darby
Abraham Lincoln Dalton
Hugo Banquet Guest List Includes New York Figure
Chas. W. Anderson of New York will attend the Hugo banquet in New York on the 18th as one of the citys most distinguished guests.
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Chas. W. Anderson
New York
Sens
Cincinnati
Wise Girl Court Testimony Ends in Fine for Mother
In Wise Girl Municipal Court a girl testifying in an assault case against her mother L. Steele at 2126 Florence Avenue impressed listeners with a sharp recollection and distinct name. The mother was fined 50 dollars plus costs for rough treatment alleged during a dispute at the Steele home.
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Lili Sackette Hae
L. Steele
Florence Avenue
Isaac Cokigee
Steele
Lillie May Margaret Gertrude Beatrice Anderson Steele
Liquor selling charges in federal grand jury case
Jacob Fricker Pearl and Sycamore streets held to trial by U S Commissioner Edward M Hurley on liquor selling charges. Fricker says liquor sales supported his wife and five children and recalls praying to God to wipe out officers who seized his livelihood.
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Jacob Fricker
Pearl
Sycamore Streets
Edward M. Hurley
U. S
Fricker
I shall call up God over the wireless and request Him to remove you
A fragmentary line from a historical newspaper page captures a speaker asserting readiness to summon divine aid by wireless to clear a rival from their path, reflecting period rhetoric and language.
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Ike
God
Shooting at Douglass School Shocks Community
Beatrice Cox Conrad was grazed by a pupil’s bullet at Douglass School. The 13 year old Lawrence Angel awaits relocation to an epileptics facility. He previously tried to harm other pupils with a razor blade. Mrs Cox is out of danger and out of hospital.
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Beatrice Cox Conrad
Douglass School
Lawrence Angel
Angel
King Solomon
Russell
Adonis
Gave Him Chicken Then Fell In Love
A jury in Judge Buchwalter's court deliberated on a 10,000 dollar damages suit brought by Mrs. Fannie Rolston against William Smith, both residents of Concordia Street. The 70-year-old plaintiff recalls Emancipation Day and says the romance began after inviting Smith to share part of a chicken in 1918.
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Robert Z. Buchwalter
Fannie Rolston
William Smith
Concordia Street
Attourney
Smith
Woman’s suit fails as chicken lore stirs hearts
The fragment notes a woman unable to write loses her suit, sparing Mr. Smith from paying 10000 dollars. It quips on chickens warming hearts and gin lore, joking that fowls remain while law changes, yet only divine aid can keep them away.
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Mr. Smith
New York Urbana League reports first time Black workers hired
The National Urbana League notes that 136 industrial plants were induced to employ Black labor for the first time and colored welfare workers were used to reduce labor turnover. League branches opened classes to train these welfare workers, seen as assets in employment services.
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League
Ninth Street Y Quintet vs Hap Hassard Goal Tossers
The Ninth Street Y meets Hap Hassard's Goal Tossers in a fast championship showdown between state champion teams. Indianapolis boosts 50 supporters as a girls preliminary sweeps the program with a 7:40 p.m. tipoff and 50 cent admission.
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Hap Hassard
Indianapolis
Girl
Dougie
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