Political jobs at the inn spark a big Illinois ruckus
In Illinois a political battle brews over governorship and senatorial ambitions as Ruth Hanna McCormick eyes U S Senator Deneen's seat. Gov Emmerson's stance remains unclear amid patronage and January assembly maneuvering. A humorous roadside scene leads into a cliffhanger labeled TO BE CONTINUED.
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International News Service
U. S
Jes S. Deneen
Deneen
Lewis L. Emmerson
Emmerson
Mrs. McCormick
Lena Deneen
Otis F. Glenn
McCormick
Emnm
Georgia to Invoke 1833 Baumes Style Crime Statute
Geor gia officials uncover an 1833 statute similar to the Baumes law to curb a crime wave. Solicitor General John A. Boykin of Fulton plans to apply it in future felony trials, with January tests in county cases as judges are asked to instruct on the law. Second offenses would mandate maximum penalties.
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International News Service
Satlanta
Boykin
Solicitor General
Supreme Court
Walking fish sighting on Boston tree limb
In Boston on January 7 a fish found on a tree branch drew notice after radio crewman Alfred Eisinger reported the creature appeared to be walking along the limb. The sighting followed tales of a three eyed cod previously reported in the area.
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International News Service
Boston
Thesea
Dakar
Senegal
Veesel
Alfred Eisinger
Watch Tongue For Signs of Illness
The tongue reflects digestive health as the first clue to illness. Doctors note that the tongue is the upper part of the digestive tract and signals stomach and bowel trouble, with physicians estimating 90 percent of sickness beginning there.
Amarillo Airport Bids To Be Opened By City Tuesday
Amarillo's municipal airport bids from a $100 000 bond issue last year will be opened at the city commission meeting Tuesday night. Bids are due for the hangar and office building while lighting equipment and related work proceed. Runway bids will be opened within a month and several bidders are expected for the hangar and office building award.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Jeff D. Bartlett
Local holiday returns from Denver and Wichita
Arthur A. Carnahan of the Thompson Hotels has returned from a Christmas vacation in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. W T Eefting have come home from Wichita where they spent the holidays. Mrs. Eefting is director of the local girl scout troops.
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Arthur A. Carnahan
The
Thompson Hotels
Denver
W.T. Eefting
Wichita
Kansas
Mrs. Eefting
Girl Scout
Civil War Saddle Donated to Colorado State Museum
An old brass bound Civil War saddle used by General James W. Denver was presented to the Colorado State Museum. The saddle, worn from use in battle fields, will be placed in a glass case in memory of the pioneer Denver. The gift came from Mrs. Katherine.
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London
Balak
Jenifer Davos
St. Petersburg
Jenifer
International News Service
Denver
James W. Denver
Colorado State Museum
Kansas Territory
Colorado
Katherine
Denver-Williams Daughter of the General
Denver-Williams of Wilmington Ohio is identified as the daughter of a general, highlighting a family connection to military leadership.
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Denver - Williams
Wilmington, Ohio
American Soccer Association Formed By League Clubs
New organization named the American Soccer Association is created by clubs of the American Soccer League and the Southern New York State Football Association. Officers include James Duff as president, John B. Farrell as first vice president, David Scott as second vice president, Ernest J. Viberg as third vice president, Nathan Agar as treasurer, Thomas Landley as recording secretary, and Wilfrid Hollywood as corresponding secretary.
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International News Service
New York
American Soccer Association
American Soccer League
Southern New York State Football Association
James Duff
John B. Farrell
David Scott
Ernest J. Viberg
Nathan Agar
Thomas Landley
Wilfrid Hollywood
Black Horse Tavern to be removed for road widening
New York January 7 Staten Island's famed Black Horse Tavern once the Revolutionary War headquarters for General staff is slated for demolition as widening projects encroach on the historic inn at the crossroads.
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International News Service
New York
Staten Island
Black Horse Tavern
March of Progress
William Howe Commanded British Forces in New York
William Howe served as the commander of the British forces stationed at New York, directing operations and military administration during the period. His role shaped early interactions and military strategy in the city and surrounding areas.
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William Howe
New York
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound cough stopper
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops coughs quickly and heals inflamed tissues. It clears irritating mucus and phlegm and stops nervous hacking and night coughs. Children like it and mothers endorse it with no opiates. For sale by Randall Drug Co.
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Foley
Randall Drug Co
Life Insurance Meet Postponed in Dallas
R. J. Graves and Leland Kirk were to attend the Southland Life Insurance convention in Dallas but the event was postponed due to influenza. The meeting will be rescheduled soon. Graves and Kirk earned their spots through business done in the past year.
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R. J. Graves
Leland Kirk
Southland Life Insurance Company
Dallas
Mr. Graves
Mr. Kirk
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Mrs Willie Award of Berlin New Hampshire says the product helped her after a family illness left her run down with poor digestion. She relied on the remedy after other medicines failed and offers to answer letters about its effects.
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Lydia E
Lydia
Pinkham
Mrs
Willie Award
Burgess St
Berlin, N. H
Rubber bumper unit prevents damage in car crashes
Berlin reports a new rubber bumper with movable steel rims that allow two tested cars to crash at 30 miles an hour without damage. The invention aims to reduce repair costs and injuries by absorbing impact.
Citations Notice in Potter County Texas 1929
Sheriff or constable commanded to summon Warner Moore and A L Hawse by weekly publication for four weeks before February 1929 in Potter County. Proceeding in 108th District Court garnishment case No. 6802 brought by L M Fischer against Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company. Leases describe oil lands in Cooke County including Nick Stoffels, Ben F Luke, and M J Kleiss tracts in Muenster. Filing date January 7 1929. Judge Skillman clerk.
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OF Texas
Potter County
Warner Moore
A. L. Hawse
108Th Judicial District
108Th Judicial District Court
Texas
Amarillo
A. D
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
L. M. Fischer
Oil Operators Trust
Cooke County
Nick Stoffels
Muenster
Cook County
Gunter & Wellesley
John Barnett Survey
Ben F. Luke
M. K. & T. A. R. Company
M. J. Kleiss
J. W. Littleton
Township of
John Barnett
Cookeye Ee
Womly, Lexan
John Koelzer
Thos. Scott
Gunter & Willesley
Joseph Fleitman
John Bayer
Moore
A. Lers
J. F. Lucey
Continental National Bank of Fort Worth
R. E. Koris
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Berlin
N. H
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Wardgrade
Ward's
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Mia
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Wardwear
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