Giant bridge can tilt and swing into position above Chicago river
A 3500 ton movable bridge for the St Charles Air Line was placed in position in Chicago after two years of work. Engineers report it can be rotated and set at various angles to accommodate future river realignment plans. The project cost over half a million dollars and involved key roles from Mt Holts Central Railroad and engineering leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reo
Chicago Eivic
St. Tt
St. Charles Air Line
Diviots Central Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago & Northwestern
Michigan Gentral
Bridea
Chicago Cage River
Chiaca
Mt- Hols Central Railroad Company
A. 8
Baldwin
Marc Johnson
Enal
Ie Strauss Ile Bridge Company
BromO Quinive Advertised Patent Remedy
A fragment mentions a patent remedy named BromO Quinive and claims it cures a cold in one day. The text references LAXATIVE BROMO and phrases like genuine full name and Grove, but lacks coherent details. No verifiable events or entities beyond product naming are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
Fake Soldiers Clutter Berlin Streets
Berlin investigations reveal many men posing as wounded veterans to collect alms. Authorities report only a small share of those feigning injuries are genuine, with fake “shakers” exploiting shell shock lore to obtain money in several cities including Berlin Hamburg and Basen.
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Berlin
Basen
Hamburg
Taventelen
Get Ready for War Soon and Oil Theme
Rear Admiral Philip Dumas warns war may return and urges stockpiling oil and related resources. He says future conflicts will rely on oil, not just soldiers, and cites Bismarck’s blood and iron idea updated to blood and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumas
London
Philip Dumas
Institution of Petroleum Technologists
Army of Geniuses
Bismarck
Dry Canada Drives Distillery Push Despite Prohibition
Sir James Stevenson, director of a distillery, said Canada, though largely dry, was asking more shipments than when it was wet. He noted agents request glass stoppers in place of corks and corkscrews becoming scarce as the country moved toward prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
James Stevenson
Canada
Xmas Cards at the Cheyenne Printery
The Cheyenne Printery at 144 West 17th Street advertises state leader wart ads promising results for Christmas cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Printery
West 17Th Street
WAMT
Community Notes and Society Happenings Roundup
Local society events fill the afternoon with church gatherings and a Christmas eve program. The Presbyterian Aid meet at the church parlor. Mrs Blaar visits with relatives in Nebraska. Elk club dance draws many attendees. Epworth League prep for Christmas service and membership contest finale. Presbyterian Missionary Society changes meeting date to December 22 at Mrs J S Jenkins home.
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Epworf League
Mre. Bumsett
League
Blues
Presbyterian Missionary Society
J. S. Jenkins
East 22Nd Street
Christians Flee Turkish Interior Over Fear of Massacre
The Diarbekir region sees a steady exodus of Christians toward Aleppo as fear grows after armistice delays and Moslem hostility. Near East Relief ensures government protection for Christians, though trust remains fragile. Recovery work for kidnapped Christian girls continues amid threats, with many still in Moslem harems.
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Aleppo
Diarbekir
The
Near East Relief
Iglot
Tragic Plight of Christian Girls Facing Deportation Crisis
Relief workers describe a dire situation as Christian girls confront deportations by Turkish authorities. Many fear starvation or forced wrongdoing, and some, in shame, have harmed or killed children of their Muslim fathers.
No Action on Oil Bill Delayed to January
Congress will postpone action on the oil, coal, mail and phosphate fund until January. Senate and House conferees agreed to defer their work on adjusting differences until Representative Ferrin can return to Washington early next month.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ferrin
Oklahoma
Re Enlistment of A Werre at Denver Navy Station
A Werre chief master at arma United States navy re enlisted December 12 for four years at the Denver navy recruiting station and transferred to the naval air station in San Diego. He had 16 years service with the last four on recruiting duty in Denver Pueblo Cheyenne and Grand Junction. A discharge and re enlistment bonus of 658 dollars was received.
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A. Werre
Arma
United States Navy
Denver
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Werre
Pueblo
Cheyenne
Grand Junction
Cut This Out It 18 Worth Money Mail Order Ad
Readers were urged to send a cutout slip to Foley & Co for a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation. The advertisement claimed the offer was widely available and money value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Cheyenne Visitors Reported From Laramie Wheatland and Sho shoni
City news in brief notes Miss Ellen Greenbaum and Miss Ednaking of Laramie were Cheyenne visitors yesterday. JA Harwood of Wheatland and the J A Burns from Shoshoni were in town yesterday.
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City News
Ellen Greenbaum
Miss Ednaking of
Laramie
Cheyenne
Harwood
Wheatland
the Plains
J. A. Burns
Local visitors mingle in Cheyenne amid regional sights
A string of arrivals and sightings fills Cheyenne yesterday and today. Notables include Gaby Carriages and W at Mobbe, Huck feldt & Finkbiner, Brimmer line, Mrs Ellen Thomsen Campstoot, and O A Smith with G D Turnbow from Laramie. Also seen are W A Bruce and Stanley Craser of Little Horse Creek, Mrs J O Howard, Mrs T BR, Mr and Mrs W W Springer, J B Plahor of Pine Bluffs, Malgion of Riverton, H I Mdick of Iron Mountain, Mrs Thomas D Mehaldeon, C W chinemuth, Miss Tia MacKay of Douglas, J Wells of Lander, and others visiting or passing through town.
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Veta Brothers
416Th
Carey Ave
Xmas Stores
S. Ban CO
Dinnean
For All
Phoenix and
True
Weomen
Lisle
Rman
Garey
Gociecy News
Pree Aban Tebe
Presbyterian Aid Society
Par
Grover CG
Gorsuch
Blaar
Bliaar
Thomas Meldrum
Meldrum
Cedar Rapdu, In
A. W. Nelson
Grand Island
Nebr
U. G. Applegate
Elk's Club
Miau Elizabeth Kinporta
Diarbeker
Turkey
Our‘a
Popular Recruiting Office
Mobbe, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
Haw. A. Brimmer
Yeaterday
Heota
Ellen ‘Thomsen
Yeuterday
Carhpetool
O. A. Smith
G. D. Turnbow
Gale
WANT
State Leader
W. A. Bruce
Stanley Craser
Little Horse Creek
Mra
J. O Howard
T. BR
W. W. Springer
B. J. Schiske of
Carpenter
J.B. Plahor
de Normandie
RM. Malgion
Riverton iv
Toven
H. 1
Mdiek of
Iron Mountainy
Normandie
W. W. Terral
Welting
Thomas D. Mehaldeon
Baker
C. W
Achinemuth
F. H Oliver
Casper
Tia MacKay
Douglas
the Plaine
EB. J. Wells
Lander
American Legion
Cates
Wnth
Seock Growers
National Bank Eyenne
Dunphy
George Montgomery
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne Poultry House
H. J. Woodman
Telephone
17Th St
C. W. Herrin
U. S
Willard
W. W. Quinn
Columbia University
Cheyenne Creamery Co
Plains Automobile CO
Buick
Cadillac
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne Auto Tire Repair Company
Flanagan, Prop
the David Veterinary Supply CO
F. Davia
Frank @ Jones
Geo. and
Treas. P
Box Mo
Wyoming Fuel 4 Feed CO
E. L. Emery
16Th St
Long Experience Auto Specialty CO
Frank G. Smith
Thames
KODAK
Newport Studio
T. F. Clark
Taylor & CO
Capital
Cheyenne State Bank
Gurplue
Grace O'Day
Palmer System
First National Bank
Undertakers
Knight-Campbell
Vietor Records
Schirmer and Wood
Buescher
West
Roedel Drag Stott
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