Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files
A delivery horse for Barlow Hardware badly damaged Center and Main jewelry district. estate of Amon Johnson sues city for 500 dollars. Report notes Columbus trip for a chicken pin supper and a pamphlet on child labor by doctors aiding the National Child Labor Committee. Also features profiles of W. T. Wag goner and John D. Hertz discussing Reigh Count and a family view of a blue ribbon Collie.
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Columbus
Cemetery Association
National Child Labor Committee
W. TR
Waggoner
Texas
Tex
John D. Hertz
Chicago
Hertz
Min
Masonic Drive Fund Drive Near Halfway Mark
Corry Masonic Building Association pushes debt-refunding drive toward the $60 000 goal. After last night’s meeting, organizers spread the word citywide and signed new prospects. An upcoming Mawurlo Temple meeting will report progress.
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Orrin Wall
Brig County
Eminent Commandar
Giver Commandery
Knights Templar
Chie Rabwan
Orcer
Mystic Shrine
D. Lk
L. de Vitte
Donat
W. Bert Howard
Wilson J. Powards
C.H. Holden
Lester Donalson
Glenny Donaldson
B. G. Dayent
H. L. Brown
Berttany Otuing
Albert F. Carlbure
A. M. Howard
Rudolph Appel
John M. Webb
J. A. Winans
Carl G. Smith
Carl Thorson
J. R. Ellett
Charles B. Bennett
C.F. Hartzman
Ralph J. Fogle
Frank G. Jones
A. H. Patches
G. R. Steadman
Masonec Temple
Vridey
Corre
Masonic Temple
Chip of Carbon Believed Cause of Studio Fire
A fire at Pathe movie studio on 124th Street and Park Avenue killed four dancers. Investigators cite a small piece of incandescent carbon from an arc light as the probable spark that ignited velvet drapes, with other theories explored but not confirmed. Fire crews lacked automatic sprinklers.
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New York
Pathe Movie
Pathe
Where Is All That Money A Mystery With Economic Flair
A fragmented passage discusses a mystery tale blending economics with detective intrigue. It hints at the puzzle of money flow and the assumption that every seller has a buyer, suggesting a plot built on financial constraints and market behavior.
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Weller
Local notes from Union City feature clubs and school happenings
Garry resident Hot O Mudge attends Gutloole Club event at Unitarian church. Senior high school students enjoy a gathering at Wilbur Lamping's home. Union City schools announce no Christmas vacation but Easter closure due to measles. Poco Lacs club ladies run a bazaar in a vacant Trace building. Mrs. W K Stone travels to St Paul for her son. Jim Morris joins Mr Lynch at the Commercial hotel. Commentary questions wealth loss in a gambling dispute citing vast sums and redistribution among amateurs and professionals.
A Problem A Day Trickster's False Scale
A playful puzzle about a dishonest scale showing 36 Ths on one side and 12 Iba on the other. Determine the true weight of the article despite the weighed misreporting. The explanation fragment hints at a fraction-based deduction to reveal the base weight.
Look and Learn 4 Study Extract
Quiz questions ask how old Napoleon was at death and flag unrelated trivia about Denmark peninsula population statistics and coal terminology. The list includes queries on calendars centuries and a Spanish American War reference.
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Napoleon
Denmark
United States
Chris Mums
Whittler
Gulf of Mexico
House of Commons
Card Party At St Edward's Hall Benefits Local Cause
A card party was held at St Edward's Hall for the benefit of the L C A Bridge organization. About 150 attendees played games and enjoyed a lunch of sandwiches cakes pickles and coffee served by a committee led by Mrs Patterson.
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ST. Edward's Hall
Edward's Hall
L. C
Patterson
G O P Funds Reported Used on Deceased Voter
A 1929 election audit alleges the Republican committee paid a deceased voter, Mrs Babe of 717 Ash Street, 81 for assisting voters. The report claims she died ten months before the election and had not resided there for over two years, questioning ballot practices and voter support.
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Baie
Dan
Fire County
Babe
Ash Street
Morihy
Annuities and Safety of Equitable Life Plans
Annuity payments may start immediately or after a set period or age, depending on the plan chosen. Annuities offer safety comparable to Government bonds and convenience like a salary check, with agents ready to discuss specific purposes for life insurance.
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Equitable Life of Town
Mary Carey dies in city at age near eighty
Mrs. Mary Carey widow of Garey a longtime resident of care Fy died at her sister Mrs Frank Heath home at 4 30 this morning Born in Greenstown Ontario she had lived in the city since childhood She was a member of St Thomas church Catholic Daughters of America and Ladies Caminis Benevolent Association Survived by son Thomas Carey Cleveland and brother John Mulderick Detroit and four sisters Funeral arrangements pending
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Mary Carey
New Garey
Care
Franke Heath
West Pleaswat Street
Garey
Greenstown
Ontario
Carey
Corry
St. Thomas
Mich
W. 5. Stortell
Charles Kinley
Cavery
William Pryor
Staxford
Louie Hurd
Olean
Pynera
W R C Enjoy Fine Christmas Party
Members of the Woman's Relief corps attended a Christmas party at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. An elaborate program featured violin pieces, recitations, duets, and a decorated tree with gifts, marking a pleasant holiday gathering.
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Joe Corny
Yerioin
O'Clork
Servei
Misses Melon
Betty Paulson
Forte
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He Barlow Hardware Company
Rayway
Amon Johnson Agniital Thy Clty
W. J. Gordon
Masonic
J. Orrin
Pathe Movie Studio
United Press
O. Mudge
Garry
Unitarian Church
Suny Lanier
Franklin News
Buster Brown
Wilbur Lamping
Union City
Poco Lacs
Buildines
Manley Crosby
Jim Morris
Mr. Lynch
Commercial Hotel
U's & Miracle
W. J. Flaherty
Corner Park
Mott Streets
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Bourragat
E Life
Des Moines
John W. Lambing
W. Park
Chrysler
Detroit
Chryster ‘Motors
John
Wiggers Cony, Pa
Mary CY
W.R.C
THE
Eureka
Maude
Sammy Maude
Sammy
Nick
Dolly-Ann
Flinch
Touring
Lindy
Uncle Wiggily
E.E. Guignon
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