Street traffic problems grow acute in Houston talk
Charles F. Abbott of the American Institute of Steel Construction told Houston architects engineers and city officials that vertical circulation by elevators in tall buildings will reduce street congestion. He urged industry cooperation to avoid hurried laws and suggested cantilevered sidewalks and arcades to widen streets and provide parking space. Lee H. Miller spoke on fireproofing and steel construction techniques.
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Houston
Charles F. Abbott
American Institute of Steel Construction
Texas
Abott
Lee H. Miller
Miller
Institute
Chanler
Abbott
Arkansas Justice McCullough eyed for Trade Commission
Chief Justice E A McCullough of the Arkansas supreme court is viewed as a likely nominee to the federal trade commission. Indications point to his nomination soon with strong support from Southern Democratic senators and representatives.
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Washington
E. A. McCullough
Arkansas Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Arkansas Jurist
Elizabeth Harrison Granted Divorce From Francis B Harrison
Mrs Elizabeth Wrentmore Harrison of Berkeley California is granted a divorce from Francis Burton Harrison former governor general of the Philippine Islands The suit cites abandonment and the Harrisons married in Chicago in 1919 They have been separated since last July their three children remaining with Mrs Harrison awaiting the ruling.
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Associated Press
Paris
Elizabeth Wrentmore Harrison
Berkeley
California
Francis Burton Harrison
Philippine Islands
Harrisons
Chicago
Harrison
Osteopathic Official Delivers Talks On Flu Care
Dr. C. J. Gaddis secretary of the National Osteopathic Association spoke to high school students and the A B C club on flu recovery. He advised bed rest deep breathing healthy diet and simple home remedies. Local osteopathic doctors listed include Cradit Moore Chandler Mann Pennock Dismukes Jordan and Harris.
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C. J. Gaddis
National Osteopathic Association
A. B. C. Club
Dr. Gaddis
Osteopathic Association
Herring Hotel
Stolen safe recovered near Kaffir stock shack
A safe stolen from Kum-An-Git-Um grocery at 106 East Seventh Street was found late yesterday by a farmer four miles from Washburn highway. About $300 in the safe was missing, but papers checks and records were left behind. the knob was knocked off. In Elizabeth New Jersey John Brennan, who drank wood alcohol and slept outside, is expected to leave hospital soon.
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East Seventh Street
Washburn
Woman seeks first seat on New York Stock Exchange
A woman negotiates to buy a seat on the New York Stock Exchange. if approved she would be the first owner. The price cited is 180000 dollars, a new record. Other notes mention Browning and letters about himself and Peaches, and Bill Haywood’s reported wedding in Moscow.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Browning
Peaches
Iceland
Thirteen Bottles Seized From Honeymooners on Bermuda Trip
A report notes thirteen bottles of liquor seized from one of thirteen honeymoon couples returning from Bermuda on the thirteenth day of the month. The item mentions Big Bill, age 53, and a government job, with language notes. Yale Daily News leaders include Paul Mellon and Robert Peterson Jr, citing Treasury secretary lineage and Dayton fame.
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New York
Bermuda
New Haven
Conn
Yale Daily News
Paul Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Peterson, Jr
Dayton
Ohio
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The
Amarillo Building and Loan Association
Taylor Street
R. M. Nash
Troy Steam Laundry
Tyler Street
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Elizabeth
N. J
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Waterbury
Waterbury’s Compound
Stein-Bloch and
Adler Collegian
O’coats
Holeproof and Wilson Bros
S. & H. Green
Moscow
Big Bill Haywood
Aunt Betty
Mann
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Big Bill
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