Giant Liners Planned To Alter Atlantic Travel
TON July 24. Two immense liners larger than any ship afloat are to be built by the shipping board. Each 1000 feet long and capable of 30 knots, they will carry 1000 crew and 1000 passengers, ship oil burning with a cruising radius of 7000 miles. War time plans include conversion to commerce destroyers with gun emplacements and a potential landing strip for planes. A Fort Pond Bay terminal is proposed on Long Island.
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Atlantic
Shipping Board
Fort Pond Bay
Long Island
Navy Department
Scern
IS CHANGED MAN. From the San Francisco Chi p The Reporter
A brief note from The Reporter in San Francisco reports a man undergoing a transformation or correction of status. The item mentions the source publication and locale, noting the change without elaboration. No further context or dates are provided in the readable text.
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San Francisco
Chip
Notable Elderly Black Man Recollects Lincoln Era
An elderly Black man recalls living through the Lincoln era and recalls his gradual disengagement from church life. He reflects on changes in his African Methodist church and his fading memory of the past. The interview captures a living portrait of history through personal memory and community context.
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Lincoln
Commerce Heads Will Tour Nation
Washington reports that officers and directors of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States led by Homer J Ferguson will depart Chicago next Saturday for a three week tour studying business conditions. They will confer with business leaders in Omaha Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane Minneapolis and St Paul. A regular board meeting will be held in Seattle on August 16.
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Washington
West
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Homer J.” Ferguson
Chicago
Telties
Seattle
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Marine Shot Down in Capital Riots
Washington on July 24 reported isolated outbreaks by negroes but no major renewal of race rioting as the death toll rose to six with a marine killed Monday night. A treasury watchman charged with the killing was identified as a negro. Footnote from the Birmingham Age-Herald notes unrelated gossip and cluttered text about a hotel room offer and spring plans.
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Washington
Treasury
Birmingham Age-Herald
Marines Thrive on Buttermilk Day Observed in New York
At the Marine Recruiting Office in New York Miss Margaret Storpburo served buttermilk to staff in white aprons and sunbonnets. The event, named Buttermilk Day, set a new Marine Corps Be First record as Sgt Oscar Seder, with twenty four years of service, finally tried buttermilk.
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Butte
Marine Recruiting Office
New York
Margaret Storpburo
Marine Corps
Oscar Seder
Marines
Desperate Serbian Relief Described Across Press Cables
Press correspondence details pitiful Serbia conditions as relief efforts by American Red Cross struggle to aid starving families. Destruction by advancing armies leaves homes wrecked, stores of seed hidden, and women and children in need. scenes span hospitals, kitchens, and ruined estates.
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Qelghade
Serbia
American’ Relief
American Red Cross
Femal
Red Cross
Probate Notice for Annie Figner Deceased Montana Court
In the Third Judicial District of Montana Door Ledge County a probate hearing is set July 5 1919 at 9 36 p m in the Deer Lodge County courthouse to decide the application of John J Figner for letters testamentary. Clerk James White dates July 18 1919.
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Third Judicial District
Montana
Door Ledge
Annie Figner
Deer Lodge
Annie
John J Figner
James White
Wanted Women in Butte Service Jobs and Rooms
A fragmented recruitment page offers female stenographer training in Gregg shorthand with potential for a paid position. Other ads seek high quality canvassers and quiet rooms to rent, plus various real estate listings in Butte including flats, houses, and investment properties. Several business names and box numbers appear, including Standard and Hanson-MacPherson Co. in Butte.
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Gregg
Day” and Son
Care Standard
Butte
Standard
Hutte
Dungarow
Fischer
Real Petate Department
South Side
Lee Fischer
Real Department
State Tin
Hanson- Macpherson Co
W. Broadway
Ijoo
Hanson-Mace Pherson Co
Colo- Factory
Park
Bietering
Maigbronner & Co
Daily and Sunday Contract Rates Noted
A fragment describes minimum lines and per line charges for daily and Sunday services. It references time periods and per time fees, with mentions of contracts and fees such as 28e and 860, though text is garbled. The item notes conservative terms and two-line lines per entry in a marginal note style.
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Sanday
Subscription Rates Parly and Sunday in Advance
Rates shown for the Standard newspaper include monthly and six to twelve month options with advance payments. Distribution mentions sale points in New York Detroit Rochester Seattle Spokane and other cities with various news stands and agencies. Foreign advertising indicates William J Morton Company as salaried representative for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma—Treso News Company
Seattle—Whitney
Seattle
Liberty News Company
Occidental and Yesterway
Spokane
B. Stubeck
Wall and Riverside
William J. Morton Company
York—Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Bargains at Shiners and closing out prices
Local outlet advertises deep discounts on poolroom items and furniture including one large root beer barrel and barber chairs. Offers include half price reductions on certain pool tables and glassware, plus cheap tomatoes, melons, peppers, and other produce from Greenacres, Washington. Contact Jolly & Shubert, Greenacres, for seasonal haying out sale details.
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Butte
Jolly & Shubert
Greenacres
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Saries & Coy
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Vroom
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Butte Land. and Investment Co
Granite Street
Lutey's
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Hoy Putsnam
Philipsburg
Mont
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Butte Land and Investment Co
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Cole
Bignt m Dodee
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White House Market
Park At
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Whitway
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Larga
Evenines
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Chandler Roansten
Coro
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CONDI
Heap
Sohn
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Summit
Minnesota
Well Wate Crusander Land Company
Alworth Building
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