Across Sioux Lands Aboard The Evelyn On The Missouri
A travel diary recounts a July journey through the Standing Rock and Sioux reservations along the Missouri River. The writer describes an Episcopal convocation, Aberdeen’s growth, and a dramatic river crossing aboard the Evelyn where a braking failure nearly caused a wreck. The piece also notes mosquitos, alcohol issues among Indians, government wards, and farming prospects in South Dakota.
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Missouri River
Wahakala Indian Reservation
Carson County
S. D
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Sioux Country
Waubay
Blue Dog Lake
Episcopal Missions
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota
Evelyn
Anchorage
Wellington Bridge
Charlies River
Yellowstone Trail
Jamaica
McLaughlin
McIntosh
South Dakota
Tony Does Tricks for Candy and Cakes
Tony the younger elephant at the Zoo performs tricks to get candy and cake from a large Franklin Park crowd yesterday. Keepers discourage sweets but Tony persistently begs treats, enjoying the show and crowd amusement in the heat.
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Tony
Zoo
Franklin Park
Rascal
Coolidge Sees Business Returning to Solid Foundations
Vice President Calvin Coolidge told the Ellicott Club in Buffalo that business is returning to the old solid foundation. He urged conservation and a tolerant stance on labor disputes to hasten recovery and emphasized a stable economic outlook.
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Coolidge
Buffalo
N. Y
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Ellicott Club
Disappearing balls at Tekoa Country Club trigger police appeal
Westfield July 11. Tekoa Country Club golfers report many balls going missing as unauthorized youths lurk near the links. The boys allegedly find missed balls and sell them back to owners, observed during several matches, with players sometimes unable to locate their balls.
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Westfield
Tekoa Country Club
Receivers Named for Morse Concern and Subsidiaries
The Supreme Court appoints Martin and William T. Gardi as receivers for the United States Steamship Company and related firms. Rupert M. Much and Charles W. Morse face fraud charges in New York. receivership aims to stabilize a complex financial web with books in court. The final status awaits outcomes of ongoing suits affecting the Groton Iron Works and Feina Shipbuilding Company. Augusta, Georgia dispatch, July.
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Supreme Court of Martin
William T. Gardi
United States Steamship Company
Truason Navigation Company
Groton
Conn
Augusta
Mac
New Floor for Boylston Street Street Paving Award
Bernard E. Grant of the Grant Company, tied to the West End political circle, won a $23 200 contract to lay wood block pavement on Boylston Street between Arlington and Berkeley. Mayor Curley said the lowest bidder was entitled to the job under the law. The project follows Arlington station construction and complements the forthcoming White Way arc lighting from Tremont to Clarendon.
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Bernard E. Grant
Grant Company
West End
Boylston Street
Arlington
Berkeley Streets
Curley
Bernie
Arlington Street
Tremont
Clarendon Street
Radio Receiving Sets Offer Hands Free Entertainment
When heat makes movement uncomfortable a radio receiving set provides music lectures ball scores and market reports with headphones or a loud speaker. De Forest Radiophones are presented as well made dependable and simple to operate and are available at leading electrical and department stores.
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de Forest
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William F. Kenney
Aberdeen
Woburn
Agnew
California
Northwest
New England
West Place
Fing Bank
the Elks
Prairie
Mowbridge
Bill
Dakota
Fed
Red Men
Rexall
Great Northwest
Funderburk, Smith & Mitchell, Inc
Commonwealth Avenue
Ford
Lincoln
Morse Concern
U. S. Steamship Co
Boylston ST
Berkeley
U. S. Pat
Ptielie
Velettes
Boston Post
Boston
Office of the Post
Bromfield Street
Post
Washington Street
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