Frank R Walker Co Low Bidder On Both City Buildings
The City Commission opened bids for a new municipal building and the city hall department headquarters. Frank R Walker Co of Chicago led as the lowest bidder on both projects, with detailed bids for plumbing, heating, wiring, and related work. final award decision pending review of all submissions.
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Residents debate World War I memorial in City Park
Local residents consider erecting a memorial in City Park to honor boys who died in the Great War. The issue arises in a regular meeting with partial support for a monument showing Am erica Doughboy symbolism and the idea of placing a roll of honor and a separate memorial near Gly Park. The topic will likely be revisited in the coming weeks as residents seek community approval.
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British dirigible to start Atlantic trip tomorrow
Announcement says the large British airship will begin its crossing to America, with departure set for 2 p.m. tomorrow from Edinburgh. The plan outlines a direct Atlantic flight as part of the vessel's proposed voyage.
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Penalty on City Taxes Begins Today
City tax payments face a one percent penalty starting today with an additional one percent each month. Office records show a heavy rush at government offices as residents settle large sums owed to the city treasury.
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Large Supply Bills Delayed in Congress Amid GOP Efforts
In Wallington on July 1 United Press reports Congress failed to advance five major supply appropriation bills. Despite Republican leaders pushing reform and plans, the measures were left over at the close of the session, delaying passage of the funding packages.
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President to Speak in New York Amid City Turmoil
United Press reports President will address New York crowds as saloons remain closed overnight. Observers note security and protests as city officials prepare for the address and potential demonstrations across Manhattan. Local reports describe drunken incidents and arrests around Main Street and Fir Street, with some establishments closing as the Fourth Ward remains unsettled.
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Pittsburg Saloon Beer Sales Spark Legal Action
Federal agents and the department of justice investigate Pittsburg saloons for beer sales. Attorney General statement clarifies that no further aid is needed as officials review alleged violations. Local authorities report a death connected to the incident, with ongoing inquiries.
Savage Arms Employees Strike At Sharon
Savage Arms employees walked off the job at Sharon after a company notice announced a shutdown. Workers protested halted operations with no contact or further instructions from company officials.
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Hamburg Occupied Amid Reports of City Fall
Reports from Copenhagen today claim General van Leptow's government forces have occupied Hamburg without resistance, amid strong opposition. Weather outlook notes rising temperatures tonight.
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Decision May Allow Beer Sales
Baltimoy July 1 Judge Rose handed down a decision on a demurrer filed by the Standard Brownge company challenging the prohibition on beer sales. The ruling could affect the prohibition and determine whether establishments may sell 270 portion or more of beer. The case, awaited by Gov. Palmore, may set a legal precedent for liquor sales in New York and nearby jurisdictions.
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Local Visitors and Social Notes From Dunkirk
Sunday visitors included Mrs. Sada Ll. William haw of Times town Nebraska and Mrs. Quorgin Morrison as well as Miss Baby Weeks. Mr and Mrs John Blada Mr and Mrs Urink Orton of North East called on friends and noted residents and former neighbors in the area.
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Quakes at Florence Continue Worldwide Seismic Alerts
Reports describe ongoing earthquakes in Italy and surrounding regions with continued tremors across Florence and Lombardy. Observers note infrastructure damage and aftershocks near Morene and Tal y with authorities assessing property losses and safety measures amid widespread seismic activity.
Brandegee Attacks League Amid Party Split In Washington
United Press reports Senator Brandegee joins Borah in denouncing U S support for the League of Nations. The issue splits the Republican ranks as debates over engagement reach a critical point.
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Woman Burned in Cottage Fire at Conneaut
Hartley of PUM sbniegM suffered severe burns when a fire consumed a cottage at the Only Inn Conneaut Lakes. A man named Stra} Hurlley may die from injuries and was taken to a city hospital for treatment.
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Palmer warns against beer sales in new statement
Washington date July 1 United Press reports Palmer cautions Congress and states prohibition enforcement as immediate action, saying the department holds authority to regulate beer sales while revenue units remain. He warns efforts to circumvent the ban would face penalties.
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Two July Fourth Games Show Mixed Results
Reading garbled lines, the report hints at July Fourth doubleheaders with several teams and players mentioned in uncertain terms. It notes an afternoon game, a 3 40 time, and references to Wilard Dumproy Whitt and Wooywidght GANA among others, all in a disrupted narrative.
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