City council adopts health report and new ordinances
The council approved publishing the health officer’s report on the city wild situation and asked for a readable statement. New ordinances set a 100 dollar fine and 60 day jail for men who prey on women and designate the city engineer as electrical inspector.
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Cley
AldePad YA. Whiting
George Treastie
Frank Stanton
Marty KF. Garry
Senate
F. J. Johnston
P. 8. Cook
Ze Eace
House Slippers in Knit and Leather by Jen Jenkins
Knit leather and crochet house slippers by Jen Jenkins feature seasonal patterns in pret styled craft. The design blends practical warmth with decorative stitching for cozy indoor wear.
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Jenkins
South Congregational Sunday school teachers meet
The South Congregational Sunday school teachers gathered at Miss Edna Jensen's home for their regular monthly meeting. Plans for Christmas were set, a graded course of study adopted for the year, and a new song book chosen. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clyde Soow Mrs Varnum Dr Doak Mrs Woods Miss Katpur Mr W A Roberts and Miss Edlun Jessen. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
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South Congregational
South Congres National
Edna Jensen
Plana
Clyde Soow
Discovery of Mexican rubber forest sparks auto tire hopes
Ann Arbor reports Professor John Ry Allen of the University of Michigan locates a rubber forest in interior Mexico after an eighteen month search. The gum from an unclassified nettle family tree shows near Para rubber quality, with London dealers evaluating demand and potential land concessions totaling thousands of acres. The process yields milky gum that coagulates. refining and vulcanizing improve strength though resilience trails Para rubber. The discovery could cut transport costs as Harriman lines near the region.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
John Ry
Allen
University of Michigan
Mexico
London
New York City
Harriman
New York
Girls Save Coach From Fall Through Theatre Window
In New Rochelle on December 6 Harold Van Guilder, coach of the New Rochelle high school girls basketball team, fell through a theatre hall window during a practice. Two players grabbed his legs and pulled him back inside, preventing serious injury as his hands and face were cut by glass before teammates bandaged him and he returned to the game.
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New Rochelle
Harold van Guilder
van Guilder
van Guuider
Secretary of State Elect Arrives for Cheyenne Canvass Meeting
Frank J. Houx of Cody arrived in Cheyenne and will attend today’s board of canvassers meeting. The Democratic candidate defeated W R Schnitger of Cheyenne by 37 votes for secretary of state.
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Frank J. Houx
Cody
Cheyenne
State Board of Canvassers
Mr. Houx
W. R. Schnitger
Xams Slippers Gift Line Sparks Quick Note
The item describes a neat line and a brief gift moment involving XAMS and slippers. Jenkins is mentioned in a glitchy note as part of the line. The text is fragmentary and unclear.
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Jenkins
Widow Mary Wise Seeks Divorce From Joseph Wise Jr
In Washington Pennsylvania on December 6, Mrs. Mary S Wise, aged 73, obtained a divorce from Joseph Wise Jr. in Common Pleas Court naming Mary as co respondent with Nancy Gayman, aged remains unclear. Wise testified the farmer traveled with Gayman and registered them as husband and wife, while Gayman denied the allegations.
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Washington
Mary S&s. Wise
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Wise, Jr
Wiiale
Nancy Gayman
Wise
Gaywu
Elways
Mra
Gayman
Unclear Phrase Leads to Royalty Payment Mention
Fragmentary line notes a payment of "patence due with royalties" and mentions aid to property "free and clear" with a "studfy for name" context, reflecting disjointed historical record language. No identifiable individuals or organizations are clearly named.
Daughter and Crowd Fight Fire To Save Woman
In Montclair Mrs. Corcoran, sixty, was fatally burned in her yard when clothing caught fire from a burning heap of paper. Her daughter Miss Mary Corcoran and bystanders acted bravely as the blaze proved stubborn. Firefighters arrived to extinguish the flames after a bucket of water and quick actions failed to save her.
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Montclair
Parrots Scuffam and Firemen Battle Brooklyn Fire
A fire in Samuel Altman’s bird and animal store in Brooklyn started by an overheated furnace damaged a three story brick building for about 600 dollars. 300 singing canaries escaped but 100 died from smoke. parrots on the third floor screeched, diverting rescue efforts. Dogs were removed unharmed.
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New York
Bet
Samuel Altmen
Brooklyn
Altman
Chicago Plans Height Limit to 200 Feet for Loop Expansion
Chicago officials anticipate that limiting downtown buildings to 200 feet will curb the loop’s growth and force the office district to spread outward, following the police chief’s previously endorsed flattening strategy.
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Chicago
Loop
Chicago Skyscraper Boom Surges Beyond Twelve-Story Plan
The article notes a city council debate over a twelve story limit, then rapid issuance of permits for skycrapers totaling about 15 million dollars. Seven proposed towers rise to twenty-one stories, costing 6.06 million dollars each, to house underwriters and insurers on LaSalle Street. Other plans include twenty-one and twenty-two story buildings with total costs near 25 million dollars, aiming at Chicago’s tallest, 272 feet, surpassing the American Trust height. The McCormick, People’s Gas, and LaSalle Hotel structures reach 260 feet.
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McCormick
LaSalle
Fremont Co Will Not Handle Project Continued
Engineer Johnston argues that water permits issued to the Wyoming Central Irrigation Co were granted in his official capacity while he served as chief engineer for the corporation. The article notes ongoing questions about monopoly power and regulatory actions in Fremont County.
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Fremont CO
Johnston
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Corpore
Wyoming Central Delays Water Development Hurts State Growth
The Wyoming Central takes a different view and proceeds with business while officials and settlers at ceded lands face continued water shortages. Four years of indecision by the Wyoming Central and state officials have hindered progress and delayed plentiful water access that could boost state wealth.
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Wyoming Central
Diaz Seeks Mexican Editor From U S
Diaz attempts to recruit a Mexican editor from the United States as a film-style report traces insurrection strength. Madero remains missing, arms flow in, and Chihuahua unrest grows with three engagements recorded. Sunday clash noted as a draw. Gan Adreng and Pendernales battles counted as insurgent wins.
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Madero
Jenkins Shoes Opens The Nicest Line Of Party Slippers
Local retailer unveils a new collection titled The Nicest Line Of Party Slippers In Town. The launch promotes bold styles and comfortable fits for festive events.
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Jenkins Shoes O
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