Tears Town to Full of Snakes in Snakeville Tex
Snakeville, Texas, described as a city of thousands with no traffic cops or paved streets hosts a resident population of snakes. The town reportedly includes 18 000 snake housing capacity, with 5 000 parrots and various other animals like monkeys, tigers and bears sharing the locale.
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Snakeville
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Snakeville: King Rebuilds Jungle Trade From Brownsville
William King known as the Snake King allegedly runs a reorganized jungle where cats, lizards, giraffes and other wild animals roam without taxes. He ships snakes from Mexico to zoos worldwide and has 17 buying stations across the southern republic, turning snake collection into a border tourist show. Princess Raja vaudevillianess has bought snakes for a decade.
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Ohio University Football Fans Head to Cincinnati
Ohio University football team travels to Cincinnati with about a hundred students aboard trains. Two students rode as stowaways to attend the game but were discovered and removed two miles from Athens. Coach Finsterwald says the team is in prime shape and will offer no alibis if they lose. The river team outweighs Ohio by 16 pounds per man.
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Ohio University
Cincinnati
Finsterwald
Ohio
Staff of Life Is Seized by Italian Reds
In Milan region power plants and mills fell under worker control after wage talks failed. Electricians cut power, sixteen flour mills and sixty macaroni factories were seized at Torre Annunziata and nearby towns. Troops clashed with fighters, one man killed and several wounded. Royal Guards found three hundred rifles near Turin.
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Milan
Italy
Torre Annunziata
Luzerna
Turin
Mrs Hicks Relieved By Four Eatonic Tablets
Mrs Hicks reports relief from sour stomach after taking four Eatonic tablets. The ad claims Eatonic cures indigestion by absorbing acidity and gases and suggests taking one after meals to prevent discomfort with a promise of quick relief and a small box price.
Diamonds Stolen From Buffalo Jeweler Worth $200000
In Buffalo two men attacked Max Lowenthal a jewelers salesman with two suitcases of set diamonds valued at about 200000 dollars. The robbers fled in a taxi and police recovered a suitcase with rings at a vacant lot. Police questioned the driver and pursued leads but could offer no description of the bandits. Police noted values vary by source with Philip Presents company listing 220000 dollars.
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N. Y
Max Lowenthal
Phillip Present
Clarence Miller
Delaware
Chippewa
Miller
Pearl Street
Lowenthal
Chicago
Philip Presents Company of
Rochester
Quake Ravages Vera Cruz Towns. Communications Cut
An earthquake in Vera Cruz rocked the region for miles causing village damage and disrupted communications. Reports say inhabitants faced distress as line service was interrupted and details remained fragmentary.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Great Artist L0 Heard Here
Sophie Braslau, Metropolitan Opera contralto, opened the Woman's Music club series in the college auditorium with a commanding voice and emotive range. She delivered Gluck, Haydamaki, and Hebrew songs with artistry, earning repeated recalls. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra appears November 11, with future performances by Royal Cadman and a club members concert planned for March 10.
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Metropolitan Opera
College Auditorium
Miss Braslau
Louise Homer
Madame Schumann-Heink
Gluck
Haydamaki
Royal Cadman
Music Club
Paint Campaign Beautifies Court Street Businesses
Athens has launched a paint up week with multiple Court Street storefronts receiving fresh coats. E R Lash drug store features a light sky green exterior while other shops including the Athenean Restaurant Palace Confectionary Hutchinson and Stickney shoe store Toggeery clothes Millikan and Cornwell jewelry also show new paint.
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Court Street
E. R. Lash
Cline
Athenean
Palace Confectionary
Hutchinson and Stickney's Shoe Store
Toggeéery Clothes Shop
Millikan’s and
Cornwell's
Electromag Net Aids Eye Injury Work Safety
A new electromagnet net device to remove steel splinters from workers eyes is described as operable with a portable light-powered current source, offering safer and quicker field treatment.
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