Pre War Price Sandusky Merchants Run Ice Cream Stand
Gladys and Carlye Hoffman, aged 16 and 14, operate a Sandusky shop selling ice cream, candy, coffee, and 6 cent weiner sandwiches. They handle buying, prep, and sales, bank their own money, proving high cost of living spurred their venture near the Sandusky Cleveland highway. The brothers planned for college and now run a thriving, low-price enterprise while competitors charge 10 to 15 cents.
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Sandusky
Gladys and
Carlye Hoffman
Sandusky-Cleveland
Hoffman
Ohio
Pet dog saves couple as Walbridge Park pavilion burns
In Toledo Ohio on September 14 Mr and Mrs Martin L Helsey keepers of the Walbridge Park pavilion escaped a morning fire when their cries were heard by a pet dog and policemen rescued them from the roof. The city owned building suffered 17000 in losses.
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Toledo
Martin L. Helsey
Walbridge Park
Three Special Values Worth At Least One Third More
A brief item notes special value pairs in varying quantities and sizes with prices listed as ten dollars and thirteen fifty. The sequence includes 4 100 pairs at 72 by 82, 2 100 pairs at 78 by 84, and 3 100 pairs at 78 by 84.
Templars Parade Through Boston Under Guard Scrutiny
The Salem Knights Templars of Winslow Lewis Commandery No 13 arrived from Philadelphia and paraded in Boston with a 30 piece band, police escort, and a signed permit. State Guard officers fretted over legality before conceding the march could proceed.
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Salem Knights Templars
Winslow Lewis
Philadelphia
Boston
South Station
Charles Goodwin
State Guard
Summer Street
Templars
Washington Street
Adams Square
Hanover Street
Knights Templars
Winslow Lewis Commandery
Salem
Passengers Searched for Concealed Weapons After Riot Call
A riot call in Sullivan Square led to guardsmen from the 15th Regiment inspecting early morning crowds. Three revolvers and a Stiletto were seized from the carriage area as guardsmen checked for dangerous weapons. The revolvers were claimed by their carriers to be drawn by the crowd, while the Stiletto holder said it was for personal protection.
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Sullivan Square
15Th Regiment
East Cambridge
Committees Form For Bottomly Campaign In Boston And Beyond
Robert J. Bottomly named new committees for his Republican attorney general bid. The Boston list includes 300 prominent Republicans from city wards with members such as Laurence Minot and George Tinkham. French Italian Jewish Swedish Republican executives feature leaders from Marlboro Lowell Boston Worchester and other towns with figures like Raoul Beaudreau Samuel Finkel Jerome Pettit and Arthur Anderson.
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Robert J. Bottomly
Boston
Laurence Minot
George Holden Tinkham
Headward G. Graves
Morton Prince
Hugh Cabot
Warren F. Freeman
George W.W. Coleman
Charles P. Curtis
Charles H. Innes
Mark Temple Dowling
Daniel W. Lane
Augustus A. Fales
Robert
A. E. Pinanski
Dorchester
Samuel B. Finkel
Frederic Wingersky
Brookline
Phillip Genesky
New Bedford
Jacob Wasserman
Henry Ehrlich
Louis Berkowitz
Meyer Bloomfield
Benno F. Bernstein
Arthur D. Anderson
Albert T. Wall
Worcester
John Stone
Strikers Turned Into Employers in Genoa
Genoa Arkansas reports that longshoremen there have converted themselves into employers after a labor shift. The action reflects changes within local workgroups and hints at broader regional labor dynamics.
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Genoa, Ark
Genoa
Strike Outcomes Shift Wage Rates And Employment
In a rapid 24 hour period, striking workers secured a day wage of 6.50 dollars. The next day they hired others at 2 dollars daily, while eight hours of management of the two dollar per day Ungerling were sustained on the remaining 4.50 dollars.
Bee stings driver causing auto crash in Ohio
Louis Frey of Sidney lost steering after a bumblebee crawled up his trousers near St Marys Ohio. The automobile struck a pole, injuring Frey and his wife Mrs Frey who suffered a fractured nose and wounds to the hip and near the left eye.
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ST. Mary's, O
Louis Frey
Sidney
Venizelos Calls U S to Take Armenia Mandate
Paris dispatch reports Greek Premier Venizelos urging the United States to accept a mandate for Armenia. He warns Armenians could be wiped out if the status of Turkey and Armenia is not settled soon. He also defends Greece’s claims in Thrace and challenges Turkish aggression in Asia Minor, stressing Greek ethnic and historic ties and economic stakes.
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Paris
Associated Press
Venizelos
Greece
United States
Armenia
M. Venizelos
Turkey
Asia Minor
Agia Minor
Thrace
Constantinople
Tchatalja
Berglin
Balkans
Aegean
Bulgaria
America
Boston
Providence
Worcester
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Buffalo
Cincinnati
80 Year Old Eggs Found in Old Homestead Nest
Workmen uncover an eggs nest between rafters on the second floor of an old Homestead property in Fayette City Penn. The eggs, dust darkened and believed to be over eight decades old, likely date from construction of the house.
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Fayette City
Penn
Stills Found Near Capitol in Charleston
Revenue officers found an improvised whiskey still within three miles of the West Virginia State Capitol. The setup included a dish pan an ice cream freezer and six feet of lead pipe. About five gallons of apple mash were confiscated.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Capitol
Child Tickles Him Under Chin Restores His Voice
William Pahrman, recently discharged from overseas service, lost his voice in an unexplained way. Physicians could not explain the phenomenon until Margaret Kuberna, a 7 year old girl, tickled him under the chin causing relaxation of the larynx muscles and restoring his speech.
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Laporth
Ind
William Pahrman
Pahrman
Margaret Kuberna
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R.H. Stearns CO
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U.S
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Capitol
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Brookside Creamery
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