Farmington Township High School Holds Twentieth Commencement
The twentieth commencement of Farmington Township High School was held at the M. E. church with capacity crowds. F. E. Whit ing's Warren orchestra played as graduates entered led by flower carriers Phyllis Lindel and Arden Wilcox. Diplomas were awarded by Principal M. W. Rowland. Graduates included Harry Williams Lorentz Williams William Sperry Eva Hayes Verna Marsh Iva Ebkinner Edith Griggs Margaret Stanton Viola Nelson and Elizabeth Carlson. Special credit went to William Sperry for his work.
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W. Harold Sloan
Viola Nelson
Margaret Stanton
Harry Williams
Elizabeth Carlson
Ambassadors of Goodwill
Iva Ebkinner
Edith Griggs
Assault and Battery Charges Filed Against Thomas Grillo
Aggravated assault and battery charges were filed Wednesday against Thomas Grillo a Fourth Ward resident after an affray at five o clock Tuesday night Patrolmen Britton and Berdine arrested him Information sworn by Chief George Haehn at the request of James Malono of Pennsylvania Avenue west Grillo was brought before Justice Mark E Nelson Thursday and released on bail of 560 furnished by Joe Font for a hearing next Thursday at ten o clock
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Thomas Grillo
Fourth Ward
Five O'Lock
Grillo
Britton
Berdine
George Haehn
James Malono
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Mark E. Nelson
Joe Font
Ten O'Slock
Riots in Belgrade Wound Sixty, Two Fatally
In Belgrade sixty people were wounded today with two fatalities as renewed anti Italian riots erupted. Reports from other parts of Yugoslavia noted additional disturbances and unrest.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Madame Bess Palmist promises answers past, present, future
Madame Bess Palmist offers confidential readings claiming to remove evils and influence. She advertises guidance on business, love, divorce, lawsuits, and executorships, with guaranteed satisfaction. Office hours 9 am to 9 pm at 115 Water Street, near Penn Ave. Ady, J.
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Dany and
Sun
Water Street
Penn’a
Ave
Ady, J
Princess Alice Longworth in Washington Society
Alice Roosevelt Longworth, widow of Nicholas Longworth, remains the most provocative and sought after figure in Washington society. Known as Princess Alice, she mentors statesmen in salons, avoids standard calling rules, and maintains a sharp social influence dating from Theodore Roosevelt’s presidency. Her ties to Ruth Hanna McCormick and Marcus Hanna cross national politics, while her public missteps, from smoking in public to parading Baby Paulina in a market basket, cement her colorful reputation.
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Bonita Witt
Washington, D. C
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
National House of Representatives
Nicholas Longworth
Washington
Princess Alice
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White House
Longworth
Congress
Alice
Roosevelt
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Chicago
Marcus A. Henna
Ohio
McCormick
Illinois
Alice Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Paulina
Princess Alice Longworth and Paulina Ride in Market Basket
Alice Longworth defies Mrs. Grundy by riding in a market basket with Paulina in Washington. Longworth’s sharp, adhesive descriptions earn her nicknames on the streets, while she remains a proud, influential hostess and thinker amid the capital’s social scene.
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Alice Longworth
Alice
Washington Monument
Tidioute Drops Game to Irvine in Memorial Day Affair
Irvine Independents with pitcher Freeborough defeated Tidioute Indies 5 to 4 in the Memorial Day closing feature at Tidioute. Jewell Oviatt Remus and Robertson led the offense while Andy Randinelli’s strong fielding stood out. Freeborough endured hard hits but kept his composure and Shields limited Irvine to eight hits.
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Itvine
Freeborough
Tidioute Indies
Tidioute
Jewell
Oviatt
Remus
Robertson
Andy Randinelli
Shields
Irvine
Warren County Boy In Service With U S Marine Force in China
Howard J. Green, a Warren County youth serving with the United States Marines in China, writes of life in Shanghai and Tientsin. He describes quarters, recreation facilities, and daily routines under General Butler, details about rickshaws and chits, pay, and debts, and notes the expected completion of his enlistment in August 1929 with plans to return to the United States.
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Warren County
U. S. Marine Force
China
Howard J. Green
United States
S. B. Green
Columbus
Shangha
Tientsin
Peking
Butler
Pekin
George Washington
General Butler
Stewart Trial Opens Contempt Charge Against Oil Chairman
The trial of Robert W. Stewart, chairman of Standard Oil Company of Indiana, on contempt of the senate charge opened before Justice F. L. Siddons in the District of Columbia supreme court. This is the seventh Jost trial linked to the Senate Ten per Dome investigation, with a jury expected promptly.
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Washington
U.P
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Senate
F. L.siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Honey Lou in Grumpy Wallack Office Confrontation
Honey Lou faces Jack Wallack and Grumpy in his office after a confrontation with Ann Ladsow. Ann accuses Honey Lou of stealing her job while Jack’s cold reaction hints at hidden tensions. Grumpy presses about rumors of Honey Lou and Jack, foreshadowing further drama.
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Honey Lou
the Mills
Moses
Mr. Wallack
Honey Low
Ana
Ann
Jack Wallack
United States
Giria
Joe Meadows
Ber Ming
Grumpy
Annie
White House
Angela Allen
Mrs. Wallack
Miss Huniley
Ang Ladlow
Jack
Angel Allen
Ann Ladsow
Bingham
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