Mew Xork Oct 2 Wheel legitimacy cleared by Pacent Report
Report from referee Gleason clears wheel legitimacy after a 16 day incident. Mrs Anne Silliman of Grande Anse Quebec and Dr Charles Green of East Forty second Street are mentioned in a series of hurried notes. Guy Stillman reportedly attended a camp, wife in Cana fe sends word of typhoid rumors from Three Rivers, unverified.
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Hanover Trust Completes Savings Dividend Payout
Hanover Trust Company paid full dividends yesterday to savings and Christmas club accounts in the savings department. The commercial department remains unsettled as liquidating agent Henry Smith Jr indicated possible payment for commercial depositors later.
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Building Up the Blood with Pink Pills
Mrs Frank Letourneau of Waterville Maine describes severe influenza weakness and nervousness. She credits William Pink Pills for restoring strength and sleep after weeks of debility and suggests readers obtain a box from their druggist to rebuild blood and nerves.
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New England Bakers Hold 25th Anniversary Meeting at Swampscott
At the New England Bakers Association 25th anniversary convention held at the New Ocean House in Swampscott 600 bakers gathered. President Hugh V Keiser presided as speakers urged wholesalers and retailers to compete with team sales by expanding production and aggressive storefront marketing. Victor Friend of Melrose acted as toastmaster with his wife among the few women speakers. The event included a motor tour along the north shore and a minstrel show at the hotel dining room.
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Probe closes on Newcastle consulate amid sale of property
In London Nelson P. Johnson arrives to inspect the closed American consulate in Newcastle upon Tyne and report to Secretary Hughes. The inquiry aims to review facts without addressing reopening. The consulate property has already been put up for sale.
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Man loses cache of cash in Boston caper ends with return
George Tope a Concord worker returns from a trip with $110 in his boiled shirt and other notes of confusion. Officers recover $100 rolled on the floor after a mislaid stash triggers a chase in North Station and Hanover Street. George swears his vacation is spoiled but gets his money back after police clear heads.
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New Headquarters for Women's G. O. P. Division
The women's division of the Republican State Committee moves its headquarters from the Kimball building to Room 2% of the Parker House. Chairman Mrs Anna M. Tillinghast and assistants will operate there until after the November election.
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Valentino's First Wife Seeks Quiet Life and Home
Mrs. Rodolph Valentino recalls six months of marriage to the famed star. She says she wants a stable, easygoing businessman with time to be with the baby and endures his temper in private. Her honeymoon memories include Rody in shirtsleeves cooking and a reported bathtub scuffle.
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Valentino Ex-Wife Defends Husband On Stage And Off
At Bowdoin Square Theatre Rody's ex wife appears in person this week to defend her former husband Rudolph Valentino. She praises Valentino as Romeo material while calling The Sheik a slowpoke and notes she is glad the marriage is over.
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Will Have to Be Business Man
Mrs Valentino says she seeks a plain man for her next husband, someone who treats affection as a happy habit. She notes two-year illness and desires a reliable partner who understands business rather than temperament.
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Boston
Man in Women’s Attire Audited in New York Hotel Imposture
William Burg of Oakdale, L I, dressed as a woman with a blonde wig, was arraigned in Yorkville Police Court on disorderly conduct after posing as Elizabeth Burg at the Rutledge hotel for women. He admitted the ruse, paid a $5 fine, and was taken away by a detective to change back.
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Hotel Guests Sell Out Gin Raid Leads to Police Action
A man in the hotel searched for a forbidden brass rail gin source, raised his right foot as if probing for it, and after several minutes officers and detectives intervened, ending the incident with police involvement.
Steel Magnate's Son Joins Dinas Pail Peddlers
Chicago dispatch reports Joseph Block age 22 son of I B Block Inland Steel president has joined a peddlers gang and is learning steelmaking. He lodges with steel workers and leaves early daily for the Chicago Heights mill earning a few rents an hour with family resistance noted.
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Former Rhode Island Governor Garvin Dies in Landsdale Office
Former Governor Lucius F. C. Garvin died suddenly today in his Landsdale office. A physician by training, he served long in State politics and at death was a senator from Cumberland. He was a prominent figure in Rhode Island affairs.
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Attack on Chamber Debate Delays Itinerant Vendors Amendment
A City Council hearing on the itinerant vendors amendment turned heated as Cornelto Watson and Moriarty savaged the Chamber of Commerce and Boston Better Business Commission. Watson and Moriarty sparred with cross-examinations of Edward L. Greene, who led the commission representing about 150 Boston businesses. The council then tabled the amendment 5 to 2, despite Henry W. Beal of S. Dreier & Co. pushing for passage.
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Kellogg’s Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Bran as nature’s remedy for constipation offering permanent relief. It cautions against toxins and disease from digestive slowdown, and promotes regular daily use for mild and chronic cases. It also highlights versatility in recipes and suggests buying at the grocer.
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