Today’s Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Answer
A comprehensive crossword with across and down clues covering general knowledge. Includes entries for Thrive porcelain receptacle for Saturday night use pronoun made of a hard wood handsome woman structure bordering the month purport twelve continent French protectorate in West Africa preposition follower of Genghis Khan undulates indolent tumor article equal score jewel author of Essay on Man part of fish dinner designates a presser of cloth epic poem five pointed figures firedog cries of a crow prefix equal unit of soul and body French article nothing but inn favorite of Queen Elizabeth pronoun kind of offcloth the Orient masculine nickname a drink tender oblong tinged with rose color captivate night garments understanding therefore small mass of butter pieces out restore to freshness month of Jewish calendar southern state call loudly gold headed parrot first note in Guido s scale things of the past legal minority false hair venerated originators kind of muffin wigwam move like a worm extreme Amundsen s dirigible European country small coin of India hasty flight intellectual measuring instrument electrified particle an injury game played on a board long handled epee undermine shrewd perceived pronoun fabulous bird not any preposition fast state abbr. Answer to Previous Puzzle.
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West Africa
Genghis Khan
Guido
Amundsen's
Noted Artist B W Clinedinst Dies at 72 in New York
B W Clinedinst veteran painter of genre and battle scenes died in Rawling New York at 72 after months of illness. He trained at Ecole des Beaux Arts Paris and studied under Cabanel and Bonnat. His portraits include Roosevelt and Twain. Evans Prize winner 1900. member of National Academy and Century Club.
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B. West Clinedinst
Rawling
N. Y
New York
Clinedinst
Wendel W. Clinedinst
Brooklyn
Josephine H. Illig
American Water Color Society
Buffalo
Charleston
National Academy
Century Club
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia reports 45000 out of work in initial relief commission
Richmond September 14. Virginia unemployment is estimated at 40000 to 45000 in the unemployment relief commission's opening session chaired by W T Reed. The group plans state headquarters in the capitol and discussed relief ideas without releasing details. Other members include John Hopkins Hall Jr Roanoke Lee Long Dante and George Foote with Danville’s James I Patchett declining to serve.
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Richmond
Virginia
Pollard
Reed
John Hopkins Hall, Jr
Robert H. Angell
Roanoke
Lee Long
Dante
Robert Ae Daniel
Brandon
George Foote
Norfolk
James I. Patchett
Danville
Relief plans at Legion conference interrupted by warning
Washington reports the American Legion unemployment conference paused as James Harbord urged slowing bonus demands. Plans ranged from legalizing beer to a $10 trillion federal program. Leaders from 25 states and major cities attended, with calls for forestry programs and federal‑state employment agencies. The New Yorker comments on Cotton Belt remarks.
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Washington
American Legion
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
American Exey Forces
Legion
Detroit
Harbord
Howard P. Savage
Legion's Employment Relief Committee
Ralph T. O'Neil
The
Call of the Legion
M. T. McDonough
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
McDonough
Alvin C. Hess
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Feather hat tale sparks playful jab in Boston Herald
In a lighthearted line from the Boston Herald a remark about feather headedness and feather hats sparks a playful exchange. The columnist uses a witty tone to comment on fashion and social style without advancing a serious issue.
Coroner's Probe Of Woman's Death Comes To Hell
A Hampton coroner's jury recessed after a four hour session without a verdict in the death of Mrs. Jenny Graham Kane wife of Professor Elisha Kent Kane of the University of Tennessee. The jury debated whether the drowning in Chesapeake Bay was accidental or homicidal as witnesses including seven clammers testified they saw a man and woman in the water and later saw the man pull the woman from the water into a car. The case remains unsettled with a pending letter reportedly bearing on the matter and proceedings set to resume at 5 pm tomorrow.
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Hampton
Jenny Graham Kane
Elisha Kent Kane
University of Tennessee
George K. Vanderslice
Kane
Chesapeake Bay
Poquoson
O. Ferguson
M. J. Firman
Clayton Rollins
E. W. Otis
Norman Holloway
Anderslice
Roland Cocke
Commonwealth
Percy Carmel
Macey Carmel
Percy
Self Kane
Evan O'Neill Kane
Professor Kane
Recent Transfers Of City Realty
Real estate transfers admitted to record in the Corporation Court clerk's office include Webster H. Jones et al to Benjamin Walker James at 1017 South Loudoun Street for 1250 dollars. Benjamin Walker James to Sallie V. James for a half interest. Herbert S. Larrick trustee to William M. Richards and C. L. Nicodemus for 212 East Lane Avenue with bungalow at 1900 dollars. G. M. Proffitt to J. Joseph Sullivan for half interest on North Kent Street for nominal. Herbert S. Larrick trustee in bankruptcy to Herman H. Hable for a lot on West Cecil Street for 1305 dollars. Charles R. Anderson and George G. Snarr to property on South Stewart Street for 11700 dollars. Fanny Leakins Thompson et al to Louis L. Baker for 426 North Braddock Street at 1500 dollars. Louis L. Baker to May Paxton Baker. James P. Reardon special commissioner to Rosa Ramacciotti for half interest in land and dwelling on National Avenue extended for 3750 dollars.
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Corporation Court Clerk’s
Webster H. Jones
Benjamin Walker James
South
Loudoun Street
Sallie V. James
Herbert S. Larrick
William M. Richards
C. L. Nicodemus
East Lane Avenue
G. M. Proffitt
J. Joseph Sullivan
North Kent Street
Herman H. Hable
West Cecil Street
Charles R. Anderson
George G. Snarr
South Stewart Street
Fanny Leakins Thompson
Et Als
Louis L. Baker
North Braddock Street
May Paxton Baker
James P. Reardon
Rosa Ramacciotti
National Avenue
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Irene Purcell
Evelyn Bruff
Siberian
Ural Mountains
Siberia
Paris
Tokio
Rene Mesmin
Joseph Lebrix
Marcel Doret
Lebrix
France
Seattle
Frances Bresson
Don Moyle
Side
Cal
America
Moyle
C. A. Allen
U S&s. Patent Office
Shoutz Brothers
Lee W. Stanley
Reyd
Central Press
B. W. Clinedinst
West Palm Beach Post
Farm Board
New Yorker
Boston Herald
City Realty
Eversharp
Peoples Service Dive Store
North Main Street
Winchester
Cincinnati
Harry Foster
George Washington Hotel
Ohio
Wonder’s Apparel
North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Bath
Braddock St
Robinson Apts
Main St
S. Stewart St
Loudoun St
Peyton Street
M. S. Loy
Fairmont Avenue
W. Cork St
Woodstock Lane
S. Cameron St
N. Braddock St
N. Braddock
National Ave
Sam Hurst
Century Motor
Clearbrook
D. F
c/o
P. O. Box
Star Tannery
c/o Star
Ponte Ued
Upper
Potomac
West Virginia
Paw Paw, Morgan County
West VA
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