Natural ice still in demand in city Walker says
Walker of the City Tea and Corl company states natural ice harvesting remains essential and that rumors of its decline are unfounded. He notes his firm closed a Houston avenue plant because public preference shifted to natural ice, which he says is purer as sediment settles in ponds. In New York, he adds, natural ice shortages force reliance on artificial production.
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Wis
Ifiris Wo Walker
Tee and Corl
Meo Walhe
Ec Avenue
Teardsley
New York
Walker
Constable Denies Taking Money in Speeding Stop
Constable Gustave Uhl of North Haven denies taking $10 from three motorists he warned for speeding last week. He says he warned them only and knew of no other incident, reading of the matter in newspapers. He volunteered to report to police and is prepared to answer the charge as the case proceeds. The motorists told Cedar Hill poles they were held up in North Haven last Wednesday by a man demanding $10, with the car registry number given as Mr Lhls.
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New Haven
Gustave Uhl
North Haven
Uhl
Cedar Hill
Noth Haven
Lhls
Professor Found Hanging From Bridge in Oklahoma
AP reports the body of a university professor was found hanging from a bridge by a wire this morning. Police believe the death is under investigation and the scene is being processed for clues. The professor was affiliated with the University of Oklahoma.
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Bingtos Oki
Woman said kin of Dawes takes poison in Atlanta
Sept 21 Mrs CD Goleman reported dying at Grady Hospital from poisoning after drinking water laced with strychnine at the Majestic Club apartment of Lasts Dubanks. She told a friend she intended to end it all just before drinking. The woman is described as a niece of Vice President Charles Dawes by hospital and police reports.
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Atlanta
CD Goleman
Chirlen G Dawes
Grady Mospitil
Winl
Woater
Lasts Dubanks
Majestic Club
Lubanks
Colemin
Buckley Cleared in Hartford Murder Case
New Haven report states Edmund J Buckley, arrested in the Henry B Johnson killing, may be freed as idleness charges are dropped. Coroners discuss bloodstained cue found in Buckley’s shop, but say Buckley’s intoxication could explain its presence. Other drivers remain detained. investigation extends to Macri and De Meol held in New York.
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New Haven
Edmund J Buckley
Henry B Johnson
Hartford
Win
Johnagon
West Haven
Allingtown
Wax
Hue Buckley
Charles Pavis
Edward W Collins
A& Colonels
Buchleys
Buckley
Might
Joseph Macri
Ih de Meol
New York
British Cruiser Calcutta Arrives at Gloucester Harbor
British cruiser Calcutta under Vice Admiral James Ferguson enters Gloucester harbor for a visit to the British summer embassy in Manchester. United States cruiser Detroit, commanded by Rear Admiral A L Willard, salutes as the Calcutta visits. Ferguson will report to Governor Tuller and visit Rear Admiral Louis Rose-Sterzner, commandant of the first naval district.
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Gloucester
Mass
Calcutta
James Ferguson
Manchester
Cacutta
United States
Detroit
A L Willard
LA & Shimmut
Ferguson
Tuller
Louis Rose- Sterzner
First Naval District
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advised by Woman
Agnes Wignall of Taleville New York recounts relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound post birth and in times of fatigue claiming it best during confinement and a tonic for downed health. The ad invites women to rely on the remedy and notes druggists everywhere carry it.
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Taleville
New York
Liverpool
England
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brockville
Canada
Agnes Wignall
Lydia E. Fankham
Bedford Funeral at Oyster Bay on Friday Afternoon
Alfred C Bedford longtime Standard Oil of New Jersey figure dies at age advanced. funeral set for Friday at Oyster Bay at 2 pm with interment in Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn. Bedford shaped defense of Standard Oil during dissolution and contributed to smooth transition. He grew from Brookyln Adelphi Academy to international studies, served in wartime as Petroleum division head of National Defense, and pursued civic work with the United States Chamber of Commerce and the YMCA. He was a trustee of Emanuel Baptist Church in Brooklyn.
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NEW .Ork Sert
Alfred C Bedford Cairman
Bond Standard O11 Company
New Jersey
Oyster Bay
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
United States
Standard Oil Company
Adelphi Academy of Brooklyn
England
Germany
Suiherland
Broadway
Leonard Street
Standard Oil
Bedford
Countel of National Defense
Christian Associat
Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
The
International Organization
Emmanuel Baptist Church of
Fall frocks in satin and satin back crepe sale
Proudly presenting a rich fall selection of satin and satin back crepe dresses in varied shades. Hand finished woolen dresses also showcased with unusual quality. New chic styles with plaid trim, offering dresses for nearly every type and size at $25 on the second floor.
Burnham Returns to Office After Vacation at Blue Mountain Lake
William P Burnham president of the Board of Apportionment and Taxation came back to his office after a five week vacation spent at Blue Mountain Lake in the Adirondacks. He weighed in at the famous camp built by Colonel Durye and plans to spend the summer there again. A board meeting may be held this week to review the Tax Assessor William F Connelly report on taxation based on investigations of city systems nationwide.
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Willian TP Burnham
Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Blue Mountain Lake
Adirondacks
Burnham
Waite
Colonel Durye
Board of Apportionment
William F Connelly
Woman's body found after fight in Richmond apartment
In Richmond Washington on September 21, the body of Mrs Herbert E Richardson Jr was found in her apartment after her husband wounded in a separate incident confessed to hospital staff that he killed his wife and her first husband. He claimed a knife fight occurred and then he shot himself. A coroner's jury will decide the cause.
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Richmond
Herbert E Richardson Jr
Richardson
Telma Hamm Richardson
Thomas Pollard
Youth 18 Fined $5 for Gambling
A youth named Santigako was fined five dollars for gambling near Moon and Franklin streets. About 4:30 PM yesterday Officer Robert Dunnivan pursued a gang into a High Street area and recovered the scene behind a house where a crap game was in progress.
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Sintigonko
High Street
Moon and
Franklin Streets
Boauty Aart
Gambing Ife
Robert Dunnivan
Dunnigin
Santigako
Woman bootlegger fined partner jailed in Malden incident
Miss Sophie Shrocha, 18, of Malden, pleaded guilty to a transportation charge and was fined 77 dollars. Her partner Walter Shrembergly, also of Malden, received a three month sentence and a $200 fine after a motorcycle officer heard rattling al-cohol containers in their car.
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Springtiel
Sophie Shrocha
Malden
Sulity
Walter Shrembergly
Hand embroidered linen towels on sale at $1
Delighted imported linen towels beautifully hand embroidered in pastel shades are offered in our art embroidery section. Some towels are colored linen with wash fast embroidery floss, others are oyster linen with hand hemmed borders. Mail and telephone orders accepted, but in person selection is best on the third floor.
New Curtains and Fabrics Offerings In Colorful Range
New marquisette curtains with dotted and patterned bands sell for 1.50 per pair. Velour pottieres mercerized duplex come in many colors at 18.50 per pair. Tapestry couch covers offered 2 to 10 dollars each. Tapestry fabric in wide choice at 2 to 7.50 dollars per yard to rehabilitate old chairs or furniture.
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Ice Company
Constable
Dawes
KOTEX
Ducard
Phaphaye
Magnate
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Ripper
BOARD
Smith
Axminster
Manor
John Davis
Kolks
John Divis
Car Fe Shoe Storfs Inc
Soe
Aspiri
Aspina le the Lote Mare of Saver
Lomas Pfo
Hank Bayer
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