Red-Capping at Chicago Union Station A Path to School Funds
Y M C A secretaries dig into card indexes to help college men find work while studying. At Chicago Union Station the 200 Pennsylvania Railroad baggage toters are mostly students who save during summer and return to college in fall. Some guard duties extend to minding children and pallbearer roles pay $2 per funeral, requiring only a dark suit and white gloves.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Union Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad
Publication of tariff letters put off a few days
Washington Sept 28 Publication of the French American tariff correspondence has been delayed from tomorrow to Monday at the French governments request. The French reply to the latest American request for a most favored nation negotiation will likely not be formed by Paris authorities until late this week and probably not sent to Washington until next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Paris
Crab travels 00 miles to Loch Lochinvar through Clyde shores
A crab from Aberdeen completed a voyage of 18 months and reached Loch Lomond on the Firth of Clyde. Weighing eight inches in length, the shell bore a label that tied the creature to its release a year and a half earlier.
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Aberdeen
Loch Loaf
Firth of Clyde
Scotland
Bullets and Rope to Teach Bandits in Mexico to Behave
Across the border in Nogales and Tepic region authorities report used bullets and hangman’s knots to discipline bandit groups raiding trains and towns. A Tepic plaza firing squad executed 18 captured bandits with placards reading For banditry. In Pueblo state fighting killed about 20 bandits and wounded rebel Gabino Zepeda, with prisoners seized. Mrs Katherine Canaday of 1902 Tyler street visits her Memphis sister.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Nayarit
Acaponeta
Tepic
Herald
Pueblo
War Department
Gabino Zepeda
Mexican Federal Army
Katherine Canaday
Tyler Street
Sarah Childers
Memphis
Mount Fuji Opens to Worshippers for Summer Pilgrimage
Far above Tokyo the sacred Mount Fuji opens for worship in early June. Each year about 60 000 climbers undertake the pilgrimage to the Sengren Shrine atop the peak, with around 200 foreign participants in one season. The journey seeks purification of the soul before ascent, honoring Konohana sayuya hime, mother of Japan’s first emperor Jimmu. A bridal knot adorns the lucky bow of a bride's white slipper.
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Mount Fuji
Japan
Sengren Shrine
Konohanasayuya-hime
Jimmu
Sengren
Fuji
Tokyo
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