I Don't Care Girl Eva Tanguay Relapses In Hospital
Eva Tanguay ninety four? Correction: 54 year old vaudeville star Eva Tanguay suffers relapse after a heart condition worsens. She received a second blood transfusion as doctors seek to restore strength. In Greensboro North Carolina officials estimate a card index system for real estate will save the city tax department ten thousand dollars yearly.
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Los Angeles
Eva Tanguay
Miss Tanguay
Greensboro
N. C
Kellogg's Corn Flakes Feature WaxTite Seal and Amarillo Farming Tale
Kellogg's corn flakes advertise a WaxTite sealed bag for freshness and the Amarillo area feature recalls a farmer who moved west to build a 1200 acre farming enterprise with modern equipment and independence. The Amarillo Typographical Union 525 met at Carpenters Hall with officers present, deaths of two members noted, and routine reports given.
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Kellogg’s
Amarillo Typographical Union No
Carpenters Hall
W. B. Fowler
T. C. Carnes
E. M. Turner
Tom Kidd
Carl Cunningham
Advertising and elections cited in brief notes and history
The piece notes a clerk race outcome tied to an ad tally and cites Mr. Wible as a Globe News type teacher. It recounts William Green warning unemployment could rise to 13 million, the Virginia Gazette’s 1786 founding, the 1776 Declaration text, and the 1880 boycotts by Captain Boycott with term popularized by James Redpath.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Virginia Gazette
Williamsburg
Captain Boycott
Boycott
James Redpath
Purification Health Claim for Calotabs Purges System
A health advertisement touts Calotabs as a natural purifier of the body. It promises purification of blood by stimulating liver kidneys stomach and bowels with a four week course. Trial and family packages are offered at 10 and 35 cents.
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Nature
Protests and Labor Actions Highlight Early 20th Century News
The report notes a Chicago strike by 5000 union printers seeking to resist a 20 percent wage cut across 400 shops. It also covers a Boy Scouts contract with Sweet-Orr for uniforms and gear produced by United Garment Workers, signaling union labor ties and a $1.5 million annual volume. Two unrelated local notes recount a barter swap between a dentist and carpenter and a Harlingen carpenters project in 1563 pieces of wood for a P. W. Baker gift, plus nostalgic mentions of two-bit baseball park admissions and fashion details from historical eras.
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Chicago
James E. West
Boy Scouts of America
Stanley A. Sweet
Sweet-Orr and Co. Inc
Sweet-Orr and Co. Wil
United Garment Workers of America
Garment Workers Union
Youth Cody Buried in Midland After Track Tragedy
In Crosbyton on September 4 the body of a youth named Cody was buried in Midland. Cody's parents had identified him and sued the railway for injuries from the incident but have withdrawn the suit.
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Crosbyton
Cody
Midland
Trotzky Allowed In Czechoslovakia
Prague announces that Leon Trotzky the exiled Soviet leader may visit Czechoslovakia for health reasons with a limited stay at Bad Pistyan. Negotiations stalled earlier over Turkish return assurances and his permit was pursued months ago.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Bad Pistyan
Nations Barred Leon Trotsky Since 1929 Banishment
Turkey grants a later assurance, while many nations have denied admission to Leon Trotsky since his Soviet banishment in early 1929.
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T. L. Bradford
Dallas
R. J. Dickson
Turkey
Leon Trotzky
Lawyer Lives Outside City Limits Cannot Be City Attorney
A lawyer with offices in the city but residence outside municipal boundaries cannot be appointed city attorney in Illinois. The rule affects eligibility for Chicago area and other Illinois cities seeking a legal advisor bound to the city.
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Illinois
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George W. Field
Real County
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South Texas Lumber Company
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Mrs. W. Cody
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Black Mask
Leonard Stroud
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Tri-State Fair
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