Detroit 10 Take Over Car System In Municipal Rail Plan
Detroit Mich Jan 5 a treaty ends a twenty year war between Detroit and Detroit United Railway. City to take over the company on a rental basis with a possible purchase in 1923. Municipal system to grow to 476 miles, far ahead of rivals. Coop operation begins with joint use of tracks as city builds 45 miles of new track since 1920.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit United Railway
Oneh
Staelf
Bandsloo
West Coast
CAMS
Detroit United
United States Supreme Court
Niciparty
Woodward Avenue
Fort
City and
Detroiters
James Couzens
Boy’s tale spurs dig for missing man near Springfield
Polish residents and private detectives dig along Bostet road after 11 year old Wester ClopUk claims an unknown man forced him to ride in a truck with a box. He says the box was lowered and buried at a pond, prompting police to continue questioning and search efforts.
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Springfield
Mnes
Alstrict
Bostet
Albert Klewacz
Vera
Wester ClopUk
Aig
Angre
North Wilbraham
Full of Pep People Say Women Attract Attention
A vintage advertorial note extols a lively young woman’s popularity at dances and entertainments. It claims red blood signals happiness and promotes Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a remedy to boost vitality, with doctors approving it for weak or run-down people. Sold in liquid and tablet forms.
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Gude
WIFE DEMOCRAT CHOSEN BY REPUBLICAN INDIANAPOLIS MAYOR
Indianapolis mayor Jan S. Lew Shank, a Republican, appoints his wife Sarah a position on the park board. Despite party differences and her Democratic ties, Lew says the choice focuses on qualifications and a pledge to provide playgrounds for children. Sarah Shank accepts, noting Lew could have named others but trusted her to fulfill commitments. The marriage is highlighted as a close partnership in public service.
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Indianapolis
Indy
Jan S. Lew Shank
Indian ‘Apolis
Lew
Perk Commissioners
Mra
Baptist Church
Mr. Mayer
Sarah
Fraternal and civic groups listed in Bridgeport notices
A jumble of fraternal organizations and social clubs is listed with addresses in Bridgeport, including the International Union, Bridgeport Schwalben Benefit Society, Brotherhood of Painters, Swedish Congregational church, Knights of Pythias, Modern Woodmen, Daughters of America, and Women’s Christian Temperance Union, among others, with various street addresses and meeting points. The notice reads like a community registry of associations and their meeting venues.
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Ionery Workr Bakery and Control
Laecal
Ina
International Union
Beirfield Avenue
Bridgeport Schwalben Bick Benefit Society, Inc
French Street
Brotherhood of ‘Painters
Tocoratoreani
Paper ‘Hangers of America
Imest Swedish Wundred Men Society
Swedish Conprepational Church
Laurel Avenue
Grove Street
Wraternsl Aid Union
Bridgeport Lodge
Fairfield Avenue
Cumap No
Tigers
State Street
Savoy Athletic Association
Fembroke Street
Company F.C. TR
Knights of Pythias
Housatonic Hve Ue Jernussiem
Hantersonte Temple
Broad Su Belton Camp
Woodvien of America
Lee Avenue
Ae Bridgeport Lodge Brew England Order of Protection
Broadrest
Court Nelson
East Main
Transportation survey committee names Terry City member
Bridgeport is represented by ALS trad KL Terry of a Connecticut Chamber of Commerce panel to survey freight transportation in the state. The committee includes Luctua 5. Storrs and other business leaders, planning an early meeting to draft a report with practical transportation suggestions for the next General Assembly.
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Bridgeport
Alstrad KL Terry of & Committee
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Torry
Thighl
City Enrinser
New Haven
Luctua 5
Storrs
Connecticut Company
Child Perishes In Gas Poisoning At Lodging House
Shelton Jan Friedy Pasch, year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Herman Pasch, died of gas asphyxiation at a lodging house. Her parents narrowly escaped death, revived after a lodger found them unconscious in their bedroom. The child was discovered hand in bed, concealed by bed clothing after revival efforts.
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Shelton
Jan
Friedy Pasch
Herman Pasch
No Decrease Here In Coal Prices
Local dealers report no notification of a price cut for bituminous coal. Officials expect possible reductions in anthracite for home use and bituminous for factories around April 1, with lower freight rates likely then. Hard coal now sells around $14.60 per ton locally.
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Husted
City
Tee and ‘Coal’ Company
Rande
Patrick McGou
Hused
Dispute Referred to Arbitration Board in Chile Water Rights
In Chile, government concessions allowing private diversions of the Mauri river for irrigation sparked protest from Bollwlu. After negotiations, parties agreed to submit the matter to arbitration.
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Arbitration Board
Santiago
Jan
Mauri
Chile
Bollwlu
Teletya Cream Balm Ad for Catarrh Relief
A vintage advertisement touts TEly'a Cream Balm to relieve nasal catarrh and stuffed head. It promises rapid penetration of swollen membranes, reduced hawking and dryness, and easier breathing with a few applications.
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Street Railway Company
Walter Cieplik
Lew Shane
Tole Bream
Middle Strest
Terry City
Member OF Transportation Survey
Joseph Hilton
Cor
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
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