Masks Seize Telas Taxi Driver in Palestine Incident
Masked men seized Tevas Telas, a taxi driver known as McKinne, on a main street in Palestine last night, beat him, tarred and feathered him, then released him and evicted him from a car. He had previously been attacked on August 7 but escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TELAS
Palestine
Tevas
McKinne
Twicaba
McKenzie
Fire destroys manufacturing plant in Boston area
A early today fire wiped out a wooden banding plant in the Hide Park district used for manufacturing, causing about 49000 dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the blaze as investigators began tracing the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Plu
Drugs convention rejects 28 of 83 applications
Atlantic City September 27 The Wholesale Druggists Association annual convention rejected 28 of 83 applications for active membership noting their business nature would not merit admission. Pittsburgh PA September 2 Harry Keer of Baltimore urged Kiwanis clubs to add one more employee this winter to help solve unemployment in an address to the Pennsylvania district meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggists
Atlantic City
Exery Kiwantan
United States
Harry Keer
Baltimore
Kiwanis Clubs
Pennsyvania
King Constantine greets visiting king at Athens cathedral
King Constantine received a warm welcome in Athens as he arrived with Crown Prince George Prince Nicholas and Minister of War Theotokis. Before heading to the palace he attended prayers at the cathedral for the success of the Greek armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miroens
Athens
Associated Press
Constantine
Brusan
George
Nicholas
Theotokis
King uses capital to meet deficit, trims royal costs
London September 27 The King will raise $500000 by selling capital instead of increasing public funds to cover royal deficits. He keeps civil list low, economy praised as postwar restraint. Buckingham Palace upkeep seen as national property, with Sandringham Balmoral and other private properties under tight control. The article notes the King’s staff and duties at Windsor Castle are extensive, yet personal expenses are small compared to state costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Household
Victoria
Charles
Elis
Duke of Lancaster
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Sandringham
Balmoril
York Cottage
Trogmore
Frederick Ponsonby
Privy Purse
Sgamelkeepers
Mag Iocksmiths
Tallers Srooms
Ihing
Charley IV
James II
Walham
Mary
Anne
George I
George Tit
Georgy Iv
Scotland
Ireland
Girls Smoke While Riding Horses In City Parks
Chicago reports a new fad as girls and married women ride chestnut horses along park bridle paths and beaches while cigarettes trail smoke behind them. Observers note bus conductors allow upper deck smoking and describe the scene of cigarette glow over the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sapit
Ieres
K Stauter
North Shore
Joseph O Malley
Chicago Motor Bus Company
Lea
Gira
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennie Hill
National Society of Steel
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Hilla
Hill
Mukbers
Pittsburgh
Chesterfield Ae
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Chesterfield State
Collee
Croke
Cyneroan Passengter & Freight
New York
Cherbourg
Southampton
Aquitana Carmania
Berengaria
Liverpool
Albania
New
Empress OF India
Scythia
Carmania Bec
Plymouth
Hamburg
Saxonia Oet
Londonderry
Glasgow
Algeria
Columbia Sts Navi
Cameronia
Assyria
New Bedtort
Horta
Angaa ET Wichadlis
Lisboy
Gibraltar
Patras Dubrovsik
Trieste
Tiume Calabria
Pannonia
Vigo
Naplis
Patras Dubrovnik
Mediterranean
Caronia
Camdronia
Adriatic
Madera
Alera
Monaco
Arvista
Genoa
Naples
Rome
Patras Piracua
Traste Alexandra
Caro
the Nile
Bath
Desred
Nlao
Gonard
Bteam
Shin Lanes
Broadway
Bermuda
Te Eal
Stemmers
Fort Victoria
Fort Hamilton
Fort St George
Apa
Furness
Whitehall St_W
KING
Barton Waner
Isle of Might
Leale
Howland
Main St
Fairfield Ave
Cannon St
Bridgeport
Sunlight Bakery
Unus
Aise
the Howland Dry Goods Company