Americans Stay for Fight in Paris Delegation Return
United Press reports American delegates to the international chamber of commerce congress toured southern France and Switzerland visiting Dijon Lyons Grenoble Valence Chamonix and dayian. Most will return home after Paris while a few remain for the Johnson Moran prize and the Longchamp grand prix.
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Paris
International Congress of the
Chamber of Commerce
France
Switzerland
Dijon
Lyons
Grenoble
Valence
Chamonix
Dayian
Tomorry
Longchamps
Get a Smile Hat and Adler Rochester Suit Ad Here
Local ad touts a complete outfit for men including a Smile hat Adler Rochester suit Arrow shirt B V D union suit Phoenix silk etc. Nelson Grulka offers the full wardrobe and footwear to ensure you are well dressed for the next event or occasion.
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B. V. D. Union
Phoenix
Crossett
Nelson & Grulka
Phi Alpha Delta Delegates Meet in Chicago Convention
More than 100 delegates representing active and alumni chapters of Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity attended the first sessions of the annual convention in Chicago. Today’s sessions addressed business matters and routine items, with tomorrow’s agenda largely devoted to entertainment by Chicago members.
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United Press
Chicago
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Picnic Hack at Stier’s Corner Morning Sunday 2024
A 3:30 a.m. Sunday morning incident at Stier’s corner involves a Hack attack during an operation labeled Op. B. 8 Picnic. Officials report no immediate details on injuries or motive as investigation continues.
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Stier’s Corner
Oriental beau ties to ride camels at Chicago pageant
Oriental beau ties, chosen from South Side wealth, will ride caparisoned camels in tonight's South Shore Country Club pageant opening the annual two day horse show. The procession runs along Lake Michigan to Mecca on the sands with entertainment. A saddle marathon for women riders and a grand ball are also planned.
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United Press
Chicago
South Side
South Shore Country Club
Lake Michigan
Mecca
Gideons Open Three Day Conference In Chicago
Traveling salesmen attending the Gideons conference in Chicago begin a three day session aligned with the international Sunday school gathering. A Gideon march is planned in the Sunday school parade, with field day activities slated for Sunday and officers preaching in city churches. Baptist ladies set a cake sale Saturday at Christensen's store.
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United Press
Chicago
International Sunday School
Too Much Baseball Sparks Family Trouble in Chicago
June 26 report says Edward G. Heeman a board of trade broker and White Sox admirer faced marital strain after an attorney claimed his heavy baseball zeal prompted disputes. Heeman helped form the Board of Trade Boosters to back the Sox, while his wife allegedly left him due to constant baseball talk.
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United Press
Chicago
Edward G. Heeman
Board of Trade
Heeman
Chivoren
Comisky
White Sox
Board of Trade Boosters Club
Sox
Cost of maintaining order in Colorado fuel fields
Washington reports the United States spends about 10 500 dollars weekly to preserve order in the Colorado fuel fields. The house mines committee estimates the government has spent over 50 000 dollars to date. Troops entered the strike zone on April 28. A Baptist ladies cake event is planned at Christensen's store.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Colorado
House Mines Committee
Protection for Genuis Perpetual Motion Inventors Won't Pay
Patent officials move to require a $16 filing fee plus a working model for perpetual motion claims. An examiner will review, and if merit is found a model is requested. meritless claims are rejected and $15 goes to the treasury. The circular aims to save time and money for the government and hopeful inventors.
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Washington
Patent Office
Chef Clerk
Woolard
Vaccinate or Get No Cash for Indian Payment
Minnesota Indians must be examined before government pays the ninth installment of a treaty. About 1,479 Red Lake Indians will receive $61.75 each, part of roughly $91,075 total, with two-thirds already paid. An agency physician will examine each patient and mark any vaccination needs before payment.
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Minnesota
Scientific restaurant to serve 1000 heat units for 10 cents
New York plans a science driven eatery offering meals priced at 10 cents supplying about 1000 heat units for an average worker. Menu crafted by Professor Graham Lusk allocates calories by labor type with a luncheon of beans pork butter milk coffee and bread totaling 1090 to 3090 calories depending on portions.
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New York
Graham Lusk
Department of Physiology
Cornell Medical College
Storm in Minnesota and Wisconsin claims seven lives
A severe electrical and windstorm swept Minnesota and Wisconsin from the northwest causing seven deaths, extensive injuries, and widespread crop and property damage. Telegraph and telephone communications were disrupted as wires were prostrated, with fatalities including Loretta Grams, Margaret Kelly, and Louis Grams drowning in a canoe near Minneapolis, Esther Munson killed when her home collapsed, a barn fatality at Wausau during a wedding, and another death at Clear Lake.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Loretta Grams
Margaret Kelly
Louis Grams
Esther Munson
Wausau
Wis
Clear Lake
President Wilson Apology Golf Letter Exchange
President Wilson and a fellow golfer exchanged letters after a near miss on a local green led to a profane outburst and apologies. Club managers consider action against the member who swore at the president while noting the president’s defense of his rights under golf rules.
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Washington
Jime
Wilson
United States
Cat Shows Ribs After Beer Car Incident In Vancouver
A soaked and weakened cat, seen near the Canadian Pacific wharf, wandered out of a beer car and collapsed. Offic ers supplied food and care. vets say the animal will recover, though ribs showed from the strain.
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Cat
Vancouver
Canathin Pacific
Milankee
Mountain Lion Killing Elk Near Estes Park Reported
A mountain lion has killed elk shipped into Estes Park by the government. Several elk were slain there recently and carried away bodily. Trappers and game officials suspect a large predator is responsible, as no drag marks are found. Park searchers continue for the animal.
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Fort Collins
Cata
Estes Park
Study report on La Salle Street Trust bank ends witness gap
Chicago June 25 The grand jury probing the bank suspension heard no witnesses and studied Daniel W Uarkin state bank examiner report as a ten day estimate to determine collateral value. U. S. district attorney takes charge of national bank examiners reports from the period when La Salle Street bank was national. Glenwood June 27 an election July 4 on granting a 25 year Red Oule Electric franchise. A deal completes Glenwood Electric Light and Power acquisition of Dunlap stake. Ontario auto crash injures all occupants. driver Scott Mclutosh fatally crushed? taken to hospital. others escape with minor injuries. ten year old only slightly hurt.
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la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Daniel W. Uarkin
State Bank
W. C. Niblack
National Bank
la Salle Street Bank
United States
Glenwood
Red Oule Electric Company
Mckintey
SU Hals
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Glenwoul Electric Light
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Dunlap
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Ontario
Asher Nelson
Juln Elbert
Melutosh
Double Personality Circus Romance Ends In Marriage
A narrator recounts a romance with Margaret May whose personality splits into multiple distinct identities. One persona pursues intellectual ideals, another indulges in frivolous behavior, and a third confronts feminist ambitions. A psychical specialist helps restore Margaret to her true self, and she becomes the narrator’s wife after the turmoil and engagement.
Cornell Favored In Historic Intercollegiate Regatta
In Pougstreet s New York Cornell is favored in the historic intercollegiate regatta over the regular Thy fon course. Washington, the Pacific coast winner, appears a dark horse while Wisconsin is feared in some quarters. Admirers of Columbia, Syracuse and Pennsylvania back their favorites amid large crowds along the banks and observation stands cheering the crews.
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United Press
Pougstreepsin
N.Y
Cornell
University of Washington
Wisconsin
Lumbia
Syracuse
Recall of Custer Massacre Remains Vivid In Indiana
Evans Indiana June 26 recalling the Battle of the Little Bighorn thirty eight years ago General George A Custer and 600 men were killed by Sioux warriors under Sitting Bull A former Indian fighter now farmer George H Welch, age 69, recounts the ambush and Custers forces being overwhelmed by ten times their number Only Curley the Crow, one of Custers scouts, is known to survive The narrative notes the Indians revered Custer as Big White Chief and that he was not scalped in the aftermath believed to be the only casualty not mutilated
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United Press
Evans
Ind
George A. Custer
Hering
Sitting Bull
George H. Welch
T. C. Weir
Custer
Welch
Big White
Curley the Crow
Moving theater built inside Pennsylvanian coaches for fair display
A moving movie theater is being constructed today at Pennsylvania Railroad shops in Altoona to tour the Tanama Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Two Mis- seiger coaches are joined to form a single exhibit car finished like Pensy steel coaches, to be completed by November 1 and then shipped to the expo. The unit will showcase scenes along the Pennsylvania Lines as part of the road’s exhibit.
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United Press
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
San Francisco
Nesty
Pensy
Sereno Payne Celebrates 71st Birthday in Congress
New York congressman Sereno Sk. Payne, key figure in shaping the Payne Aldrich tariff and a foe of Speaker Cannon, is feted in Washington as he turns 71. The event draws broad sympathy from colleagues across parties, with noted remarks from Speaker Chirke.
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Sereno Sk. Payne
New York
Joe” Cannon
Congress
Payne
Chirke
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