Breakfast Dish and Domestic Policy in a Bygone Chronicle
A fragmented article surveys public life with references to Mrs. Eliza beth Marbury addressing the Democratic Union of Women on tariff immigration and agriculture. It notes the ideal home as a concept framed by political rhetoric, and mentions figures and events from interwar politics, including the Supreme Court on the Sheppard-Towner law, international relations, and social commentary on domestic life and celebrity figures.
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Harding
Thare
Elizabeth Marbury
Democratic Union of Women
Allies Seek Common Front on German Reparations Talks
Paris reports Premier Poincare and Foreign Minister Jasper plan a Brussels visit to align Bel gian and Franco Belgian positions on Germany. Britain faces large debts from France and Belgium and with British concessions on reparations could shift the total from about 122 to 70 billion gold marks, affecting all Allied demands.
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Paris
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Poincare
Theonia
Jasper Wednesday
Quai d
France
Belgium
Italy
Police Urge Visitor-Resident Cooperation to Keep Order
Washington police urge cooperation of residents and visitors to maintain peace and safety. Commissioner and Daniel Sullivan praise the welcome given to visitors and seek patience to aid the force in enforcing laws without arrests. They emphasize that police are friends and helpers when laws are followed.
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Daniel Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
Three men captured after bold Baltimore robbery attempt
Vincent W. Misheel district manager of J. W. Crook stores was robbed of 8000. Michael driving Tremont Avenue encountered a car blocking his path. Robbers fled on foot. pursuit ended with the capture of George Robinson Leo Baker and John Hilton. The car was stolen earlier and the wife’s theft marked the second in three days.
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Baltimore
Jane
Vincent W. Misheel
J. W. Crook
Michael
Tremont
Syenne
Touyd
Michael Colleg
Mets
John
Hilton
Wbife
Alexander Anderson
Baltimore Hosts Shriners on Way to Convention
Thousands of Shriners enroute to their annual convention arrived in Baltimore today and were entertained by Forml temple. The program included 16,000 meals, trips by ice boat Latrobe down the bay, city sightseeing by motor coach, and country tours, with Mayor Jackson presiding.
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Baltimore
Shriners
Washington
Fonml Temple
Shipping Board to Run Ships to Guard American Trade
The Shipping Board ordered direct government operation of enough vessels to keep the American flag on all world trade routes. A committee led by Chairman Lasker with Commissioners O Connor and Thompson will map plans for forming entities owned by the Board to operate ships efficiently. After Lasker retires next Tuesday, Edward P Farley will chair the committee.
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Sals
Maritime Europe
Ae Ee
U.S
Lasker Board
Lasker
O'Connor
Thompson
Lissner
New York
Lisaner
O Connor
Edward P. Farley
Preasant
Principie
Ban on Auto Camps Denied by Dr Fowler
The District health department rejected reports of a ban on auto camps. Dr William D Fowler said camping is allowed where grounds meet health rules, water and sewer and disposal facilities must be present. Camp Meigs and other Washington sites were not banned, and rumors affected attendance for the spring convention.
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District Health Department
William D. Fowler
Cer
Fowler
Meigs
Washington
Will of George Gould Reveals Large Estate and Children
In Ocean County court probate filings George Jay Gould bequeaths an estate valued at about 88 million to his widow Guinivere Gould and ten children. The will creates a 4 million trust for Guinivere and divides residuary assets of roughly 16 million among the two marriages’ children, with seven from the first marriage named as heirs.
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Widlock
Mackages
Geven Bors
Tome River
N. J
Ocean County
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George Sinclair Gould
Jene Sinalett Gould
Gunnivers Gould
Gunvere Sinclair Gould
Mr. Gould
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Sinclair
Westvite
Earth Hingdon
Gowlt
America
Jay Gould Trust
Kingdon Gould
Schuyler Neilson Rice
New Brunswick
New York
Wla
Helish Kingdon Gould
Kington Gould
Marjorie Gould Drexel
Jay Gould
Virien Decies
Guinivere Goult
Rice Je
Kingdge
Rice
Commercial Trust Company of
John Spenwigg
George Philip Langford
William Bishop
Gottfried Fruekingar
David Sommer
Jeeffry
Edoward
Jeefry
George J Gould
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Ford
Jeffery
Denver and
Rio Grande
Edwin Gould Kingdon Gould
Finney J Sheparat
Charges U S Tug Sank Rum Runner
A June night near Cape Henry ended with the American coast guard tug Mancoutin sinking a small British converted yacht the Glen Beulah after a collision with an unlit vessel. The Yamacraw rescued Captain Kelly and the crew, while officials prepared reports for the British embassy amid questions of American crew involvement and possible illegal activity.
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Esnel
Cape Henry
Norfolk
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Veexel
Waron
Morfolk
Funé
George ‘Kelly
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Barton Myers
Bers
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Kelly
Americx Tre
E. B @cohmigcker
Schmucker
Elisha Culmer
Alophus Hall
Barry Benson
EF P Wishaar
Yamacraw
Macraw
Coast Guard Office
Gien Beyjah
Ask Ling Tor
Agvertein
Forest blaze on Maryland mountains chased by rattlesnakes
Fire fighters battling a forest fire near Thurmont Maryland were forced to retreat as rattlesnakes driven from nests on Rattlesnake Hill appeared in large numbers. Fire swept 260 acres of valuable timber. crews abandoned the slopes for safety after sustaining heavy losses to the reptile detour. Dozens of snakes were killed as fire raged.
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Wastifacton Post
Fredérick
Thurmont
Washington Carnival Transforms Capital by Impressive Shrine Turnout
A massive Shriners carnival sweep last night flooded Washington Avenue with bands, crowds, and lights as visitors from across the continent joined hundreds of thousands in a revel of clean, universal joy. The city’s calm order yielded to a festive, transformative atmosphere with every corner alive in celebration.
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Shriners
Washington
Old City
Washington Monument
Joy
Drum Corph
Mugic
Aris
Maryland Capital Welcomes Colorful Civic Deluge on Penn Avenue
Baltimore reports a massive, multicolored crowd filling Pennsylvania Avenue in a historic open celebration. Police struggles to move the throng as residents chant, sing, and march toward a Mecca Shrine convention, with city officials approving actions while observers describe the scene as transformative and exuberant.
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Avenue One Branch
Baltimore
Mecca
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