Chicago Growing Up 100th Birthday Celebration Planned
The piece notes Chicago's centenary commemoration in 1933 with the official 1880 plot filing by James Thompson. It reflects on Chicago’s small beginnings, rapid growth, and persistent crime versus justice as the city matures, framing its youth and faults in historical perspective.
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Chicago
James Thompson
Jitte
Uniform Traffic Rules Discussed Across States
A discussion notes wide variance in motor traffic regulations and advocates uniform codes. It cites 21 states plus Washington DC banning windshield stickers to prevent distraction, and seven western states prohibiting throwing lighted matches or cigarettes from cars for fire safety beyond forests.
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Canton
Warren
District of Columbia
Obytong
Riot follows thirteen inning game at Titusville
A serious riot erupted after a thirteen inning game at Titusville yesterday. Dalton of the visiting WIP team was badly beaten after a fight in which players from both sides participated. Cogswell of Corry intervened to protect the Titusville man, and Corry won the game despite the ensuing melee.
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Titusville
Dalton
Wip
Cogswell
Corry
Claims for Dog Damages Fair in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on August 8 the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture warned auditors and justices of the peace to appraise dog damage to livestock and poultry fairly. Officials said appraisals must reflect actual loss at the time of damage, not past or future values, with payments issued promptly.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
North Cors
Ohio Land Company
Bose
Hye
Odin
Belasco hopeful on stage despite downturn
David Belasco, on his sixtieth birthday, remains optimistic about the legitimate stage. He is at work on four new plays and believes every good play is a success. He notes a challenge for young playwrights and comments on talkies with cautious reassurance about their lasting impact.
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David Belasco
Jess
Framely
Norash
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Revealed
Yesterday's questions and answers include army observation balloons altitude about 12 000 feet the principal South American range the Andes the rattlesnake length and England elevators called lifts the entrance to San Francisco Bay the Golden Gate. Also cited are Augustus Caesar and the President as answers and Phi Beta Kappa founded 1770 at William and Mary College.
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South America
England
San Francisco Bay
Augustus Caesar
Phi Beta Kappa
Williams and Mary College
Williamsburg
Dead Sea
Palestine
A Problem A Day Shadow Length Puzzle
A problem states a tree 87.6 ft tall casts a 1225 ft shadow while a 625 ft high chimney casts a long shadow at the same time. Solve using the given arithmetic steps to reach the stated answer of 187.50 with the supplied operations.
Local races bring crowds to city hotels and turfmen
Hotels fill with partygoers for wesl's races as well known turfmen arrive. BW Moye and Son complete brick laying at ten o'clock, all tyrloke placed within a single wel. Dole to be finished quickly and opened to traffic.
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Bw, Moye and Son
Daily Lessons in English By W. L. Gordon
Daily lessons in English present a Language Arts note by W. L. Gordon. It lists common usage errors pronouncing guidance and vocabulary building. The piece highlights misused phrases and mispronunciations and urges readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one new word daily with cohesive as today's example.
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W. L. Gordon
Bedouin Raid in Syria Leaves Fifty Dead
London report from Exchange Telegraph cites Damascus advices via Jerusalem describing a Bedouin tribal clash in northern Syria that killed fifty and wounded many others. The Bedouins are noted as feared desert fighters and attackers on tribal villages.
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Exchange
Syria
Jerusalem
Damascus
Canary Breeding Anecdote From Fragmented Text
A fragmentary note describes yellow songbirds and canaries in a breeding context. It mentions a male and female, with the male possibly singing and a referenced street setting. The text is garbled and provides few clear details or proper names.
Union City Fears Shortage Water Supply
Union City faces a potential water shortage as a three week drought tightens. The council warns residents to conserve water while the reservoir and pumping station remain ready, urging no waste until the danger passes.
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Union City
UNION
Couneil
Lifted High in Air at Dyllle Volume Elevates Heights
A measurement at AL Terring ton Vin places the Dyllle volume as the second highest in the Thired States, standing seven hundred forty feet above Hue water, marking a notable feat in local infrastructure or engineering.
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AL Terrington
Vin
Tribesmen Advancing for New Attacks near Peshawar
United Press reports Afridi tribesmen advancing toward Peshawar clash with troops defending the city and a nearby fort. Royal Air Force bombings target the tribesmen while reports indicate casualties and fear of an attack on the fort, border brigades reinforced.
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United Press
Peshapar
India
Peshawar
Fir
Royal Air Forei Fiers
Aidda
Lashkariibes
Fronir
Landi
Afrid
Fort Bara
Yires
Atridis
Titusville Lads Fined At Union City Diner Disruption
Four Titusville youths were fined 12.50 by Judge Nell V Robbins after a Tuesday incident at the Corner Diner in Union City. Police were summoned as the group, armed with a cargo of mogashine and craving titlowing crockery, caused a drunken disturbance, throwing dishes at night manager Harry Smiley. Cecil Johnson Alfred Seward Matt Kelly and a fourth lad named Dyjak slept it off in the Union City building, with damages assessed by the magistrate.
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Titusville
Union City
Husville
Nell V. Robbins
Harry Smiley
Mackeus
Cecil Johnson
Alfred ‘Seward
Matt Kelly
Dyjak
Ueejty
Tabby Cats Named From Baxiad Street Tale
A quirky note explains that the name Malby for tabby cats came from a Baxiad street called AUDI where tulteln was set, with coat markings resembling those of “tubby” cats, guiding the nickname origin.
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AUDI
Army chief picks MacArthur for top post in four year term
President Hoover selects Major General Douglas MacArthur to succeed General Charles Sumerall as Chief of Staff. The nominee is the youngest major general with seniority to serve a full four year term and would take command in November.
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Army
Hoover Ha
Douglas MacArthur
Charles B. Sumerall
Two Oil City brothers die of anthrax in Clarion county
In Helen Furnace Clarion County two brothers Daniel and Clifford Young aged 28 and 18 die of a disease diagnosed as anthrax by an Oil City physician and confirmed by hospital laboratories. A third brother John tests improved after serum treatment. mother and two daughters show mild symptoms. Family investigations find no animal outbreaks or dead livestock in area.
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OJ City
Helen Furnace
Clar‘ton County
Oil City
Ladny
Chu
Hawks Flight East Delayed by Court Order
Frank M. Hawks postponed his trans continental flight record attempt after receiving a court order demanding he show cause why he did not pay $1063.69 to his former wife, Newell Vaughn. The order, tied to a divorce for desertion in 1924, aimed to embarrass him amid his public flight pursuit. Hawks planned to resume after the court appearance, with travel to resume toward a later date.
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Hawks
Hawits
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank M. Hawks
Newell Vaughn
New York
Joseph Koestnes
Erie
Cal
Charis
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