Hunters to Slay Bison for Privilege on Antelope Island
Five men from Oxden Utah plan to hunt bison on Antelope Island paying 3200 per head for the privilege. A Los Angeles party expected to join next Saturday. Buffalo Island Livestock Co says financial arrangements delay. Humane Society official says negotiations likely failed. hunting may be delayed until tomorrow due to travel and lodging needs for the hunters.
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Salt Lake City
Oxden
Utah
Los Angeles
Will Roin
Buffalo Island Livestock Company
W. C. Stillman
American ‘Humane Society
Winder
Buffalo Island
Dartmouth Hockeyists Win
Dartmouth hockey team defeated King's College of Amherst 2 to 1 in a Hanover game on January 11, with Dartmouth securing the lead late in the contest and maintaining the win in a closely fought match at home.
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Hanover
N. B
Dartmouth
King’s College of Amherst
Singer Company To Operate Plant Three Days a Week
The Singer Manufacturing Company will run its plant three days weekly beginning January 17, with a one and a half hour daily shift Monday through Wednesday. Wages seront reduced by 16 percent and similar cuts for piecework earnings, overtime pay discontinued, and prices cut now to boost sales. The firm may cut further if activity remains low, aiming to support workers while keeping the plant open three days per week until conditions improve.
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Tin Sing Manufacturing Company
Bid Rejected for Camp Zachary Taylor in Kentucky
An $862,300 bid for Camp Zachary Taylor near Louisville was rejected by the Harris Brothers salvage firm. The appraisal board under Secretary Baker announced the decision while valuing early sites slated for disposal.
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Camp Taylor
Shington. Jaz
Zachary Taylor
Hhouisville
Harris Brothers
New York
Chicago
Baker
Gangster Sentenced to Long Prison Term in Nevada Case
San Francisco report states James Carey, a gangster convicted December 29 for attacking Miss Jessie Montgomery of Reno, Nevada, received a prison sentence ranging from one to fifty years. He is the third gang member sentenced in the Montgomery attack.
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San Francisco
James Carey
Jeessie Montgomer
Reno
Nevada
Carey
Mortgomery
Jake Groves
BE. W. Grove
Former Bridgeporter Dies in Milford Millors
Frank H. Williams, 54, formerly of Bridgeport and longtime resident near George Williams at 28 Cherry Street, Milford, was found dead by his sister-in-law. Medical Examiner Fisher ruled heart trouble. Williams worked at Smith Garage on the Bridgeport Turnpike and was last seen alive Monday afternoon. Survived by brother George P. Williams, sister Mrs. Edward Beecher of New Haven, and half-brothers A. A. Briggs of Bridgeport. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Williams
Dr. Fisher
George P. Williams
Edward Beecher
Mew Haven
A. A. Briges
Bridgeport
Jan, Il
Mrs. MacSwiney Reaches London Quietly
Mrs. M Swiney MacSwiney widow of Cork's lord mayor arrived in London today aboard the Panhandle Skate from New York. She was greeted by two or three friends at the quay and there was no demonstration. She plans to stay in England a few days before returning to Ireland.
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London
Warsence MacSwiney
Cork
New York
Atlantic Armada Arrives at Guantanamo Bay
The United States Atlantic fleet arrived at Guantanamo Bay Cuba today. The fleet plans to leave January 17 for Panama.
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Guantanamo Bay
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States Atlantic Fleet
Panama
Oregon Governor Urges Laws to Curb Japanese
Salem Oregon Governor Glcott tells the Legislature the Japanese situation may be the most momentous issue before them He favors feinstation to curb growth of Japanese colonies and argues Americans favor amity but cannot assimilate the Japanese He says peace would require a handshake across the sea only with clear limits.
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Salem
Oregon
Livernor Glcott
Woman Files Suit Over Denton Estate In Pittsburgh
Mrs Elie Cole Denton of Pittsburgh has hired an attorney to sue for the estate of Jacobharles Denton wealthy mining promoter. She claims she married him at Redding California on August 18 1905 after his Denver divorce from Mrs Sarah Hinton of Phoenix. The case arises as Mrs Louise L Peete is to stand trial here January 13 for Dentons murder.
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Los Angeles
Elie Cole Denton
Pittsburgh
Jacobharles
Denton
Louise L. Peete
Redding
Calif
Denver
Sarah Hinton
Phoenis
Pittsburgh Jaiman
Theroup
Pardon Refused for Mexican Slaver Pedro Dominguez
Phoenix January 11 The state board of pardons refused to recommend clemency for Pedro Dominguez who faces execution January 14. The Mexican government had interceded arguing Dominguez, born in Texas, is insane, but the board found he is a U S citizen, not insane, and upheld the court verdict after reviewing evidence and motives.
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Phoenix
Aria
State Board of Pardons
Farpleg
Pedro Dominguez
Domingues
Dominguez
Dominez
Texas
United States
Massachusetts troops face decision on inauguration trip
Boston dispatch reports Adjutant General Jesse F. Stevens asked Washington if Massachusetts should proceed with sending a Massachusetts National Guard representation to the Harding inauguration on March 4 amid veiled presidential wishes for simple ceremonies. The note signals possible plans to travel despite the President’s preference.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
Jesse F. Stevens
Massachusetts National Guard
Bridgeport Pupils Able to Swim 66 Percent
Sixty five percent of the girls and boys in Bridgeport public schools can swim, per a report to the Board of Education by Superintendent Louis J. Slawson on the aquatic activities of city students.
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Bridgeport
Board
Schouis & J. Slawson
Bolshevik Minister Leaves London for Moscow
Leonid Strassin, Bolshevik minister of trade and commerce, left London today for Moscow on a commercial mission carrying a modified proposal for a possible trade agreement between England and Soviet Russia.
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London
Leonid Strassin
Moscow
England
Russia
Snowbound Newfoundland railways halt express and westbound run
Newfoundland railroads remain blocked by heavy snow. An eastbound express stalled at Port aux Basques may take a week to cross the island, while a westbound train left this city Sunday and advanced 60 miles in 29 hours.
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SN. D
Newfoundlard
Port Aux Basques
Island
Ready to Deport Leper but Can't Get Passage
Officials report all papers completed for the deportation of Eelvi the leper held in detention at the old isolation hospital beyond Hilside Hama state. Police cannot find a passenger steamship company willing to transport the leper to Apa1 Nest. State officials persist in seeking passage on a European bound vessel but have been unsuccessful.
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Eelvi
Hilside Hama
Apa! Nest
Sixteen new men added to Hillside road crew
The Hillside road building force gained sixteen new workers yesterday, raising the day’s total to eighteen. The charity department expects continued hires as municipal aid demands grow, and mild weather accelerates progress on the Hillside road construction program.
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Hillside Home
Department of “Charities
Hillside
State Board of Education to Meet at High School
The State Board of Education will meet at the high school in this city on January 28. Board members have been invited to attend and discuss the teachers bonus bill during the session.
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State Educational Board
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Dandruff Cure Ad Claims Quick Removal with Nanid Arvon
Advertisement asserts Nanid arvon dissolves dandruff by nightly scalp application. Four ounces moisten scalp, rub in, and after one night results improve. four more applications allegedly destroy all signs. Claims cessation of itching, improved hair quality, and universal effectiveness. Mentions purchase at any bug star and low cost.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertises Breath Relief
An old advertisement proclaims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the system and freshens breath without the side effects of calomel. The copy credits Dr F M Edwards after seventeen years of practice and notes the product is a vegetable olive oil compound sold for 16c and 30c.
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Edwards
F. M. Edwards
The Newspaper as a Distributor
The piece argues that newspapers function as two sales forces the silent advertising reaching every home and the counter salesperson converting those messages. It asserts newspapers are the only medium for intensive advertising reaching large local populations, essential for national brands seeking universal goods, despite magazines serving broad but thinner national reach.
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Focal Merchant
Newspaper advertising as national and selective strategy
Truman A De Weese argues newspapers serve as an essential medium for national advertising reaching broad audiences and, paradoxically, also profitably support high-margin items like luxury cars and safety razors aimed at a small population. He notes durability and adaptability across commodities and markets.
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