Leviathan Proposed as Steerage Liner for Italy Run
New York report says the giant steamship Leviathan, idle at Hoboken, was proposed by a private firm to carry steerage passengers to and from Italy. The United States Shipping Board did not favor the plan, noting the vessel could be readied quickly but not with restored first class accommodations.
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New York
Leviathan
Vaterland
Hoboken
Italy
United States Shipping Board
Jenne
Naval oMerals
129 More Radicals Still to Be Tried
CHICAGO Aug 3 With twenty Communist Labor party members under sentence for conspiring to overthrow the government the state's attorney prepared to clear the radical cases. Sixty six communists including nine teen associates were tried or remain to be tried. Trials proceed with similar evidence. yesterday’s verdicts found all defendants guilty enhancing the state's prosecutions.
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Chicago
Communist Labor Party
J. WW
Comunist Laborites
William Bross Ligud
Old Indian Fighter Returns to U S
Richard Lady an Irishman who fought Indians in the west fifty years ago has been allowed to reenter the United States for at least six months after a nephew moved to remove his prohibition. Washington orders granted him entry, and he plans to visit battle scenes with Native Americans.
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Richard Lady
Sam
Washington
Lacey
United States
America
Redskins
Tisza assassination costs 150000 crowns in plot
Aug 3 Budapest court martial began proceedings over the murder of Count Stephan Tisza in 1919. Lieut. Huger admitted charges and testified that journalists of the Karolyi party and former premier Stephan Pryedrich financed the plot at 150000 crowns.
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Budapest
Stephan Tisza
Lievt. Hutger
Karolyi Party
Stdphan Priedrich
Norfolk Fire Destroys Swan Co Garage and Adjacent Buildings
Live news briefs report a blaze at the C. Swan Co. garage in Norwich destroying several autos and spreading to three William W. Backus Hospital area structures, including a chemical company and Warner Paper in the rear, with water damage outweighing fire damage.
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Norwich
Zire
Grayson
London
Mesopotamia
War Office
Lower
Euphrates
Hillah
Sound
New Have
Long Island
Short Beach
Branford
Jong
I Peekins
Leete's Island
Washington
Anatolia
State Department
Asia Minor
Bartford
Tokio
Frank Kiley
A. Sunman
Aittau
Saxony
Lohau
Zittau
Topp
Berlin
Aumust
We Kelehstus Hofay
Milners Tieturnins
Belleville
Ill
No Fire Boxed Meeting Tonight Declared
To the nonenen tram Ure elty of Commissionera John Tt Finnegan M D and Francie H Brennan there will be no meeting of the hoard of fire commissioners tonight.
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Ure Elty
John Tt. Finnegan
M. D
Francie . H. Brennan
Confession Ties Bond Theft Case to Bank Mess
Cleveland authorities disclose that two young men from a local bank admitted involvement in the theft of Liberty bonds valued at $98,000. They claimed an organized Chicago gang organized the job, with the bonds in transit between Cleveland and Toledo banks.
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Cleveland, O. A
Dandruff Gone Overnight With Simple At Home Rub
A reader describes a nightly treatment using four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon applied to moisten the scalp and massaged in with fingertips. Within mornings, substantial dandruff reduction is claimed and repeated applications promise complete dissolution of symptoms. The ad touts benefits of relieved itching and shinier hair.
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Tiscmien
Warner's Safe Asthma Remedy Promoted Evidence
An old reliable Warner's Safe Asthma Remedy is touted as effective for asthma and hay fever after decades of use. A customer testimonial from W. J. Hanscom of Wallaston Massachusetts describes rapid relief and improved sleep after taking the product. Advertising copy urges readers to obtain a package from druggists or request a sample by mail from Warner's Drug Co. Rochester, NY.
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Warners
Warner
West
W. J. Hanscom
Wallaston
Mass
Reme. Co
Rochester
Adverticemiont
Joy for Baby Rest for Mother in a Cozy Play Yard
An antiquated catalog style piece extols baby’s rest and mother’s freedom through play yards and simple toys. It lists affordable baby furnishings, clothing, nursery items, and a wide array of coats and furs with prices, highlighting seasonal buying and early autumn selections.
Motor rugs for Summer use on road trips
Ready splendid plaid robes with plain reverse side in deep blue and green hues. Large enough to tuck in easily, these light woolen road rugs guard against sudden showers and temperature changes. Priced $15 to $29, third floor display.
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Elm Stree
Jovely
Mast
Jacob Wirth & Co
General Distributors
Providence, B, L
Shipping Board
Chicago District’ Attorney
U.S
Tisza
Beneans
r-Hegeman
Flin
Stora
Ardalar
Gur
C.W Fairchild & Sons
Tur
Serg’t Kent
Kent
The
Northwest Mounted Police
Arctic
Sergeant Kent
James Oliver Curwood
Howland Dry Goods Co
Ssengue and
Pyeight Service
Cherbourg
Southampton
Victoria
Queenstown
Iiverpool
Hamburg
Dow
Calahela Carania
Lnew York
Queenstowe
Liverpool
Agustania
York
Naples
Londomferry
Glasgow
Imperator
K. A. Victoria
Colwnbia
State
Street
Tou Shonlakai
Frisbie
Nuwe Oo Evers
Amishach
Main St
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