Imposter Seeks Funds in Local Ward
A woman posing as Mrs. A. G. Z. Johnson called Second ward residents claiming her husband and she could not work and needed aid. She received a quarter and umbrella from Mrs. Frank Jones during rain. Johnson later denied involvement and asked for public exposure. he owns a farm east of the city and is not seeking charity.
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A. G. Z. Johnson
Howard Tannery
Frank Jones
Johnson
Journal
Wlvo
Tohnson
Five Die as DuPont Powder Mill Explodes in New Jersey
Five people were killed and about twenty wounded when a DuPont powder mill at Givistown near Camden, New Jersey, blew up today. The blast shattered every window in Globs' town and its shock was felt for miles, though nearby plant structures were spared significant damage due to protective earthworks.
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Dupont
United Press
Camden, N. J
DuPont Company
Givistown
Globs
Brakeman Howard Hopkins Rescues Train Crew After Wreck
United Press report from Wilkes Barre says brakeman Howard Hopkins leaped from his derailed train after a washout caused by record rainfall. Engineer Leon Wall survived. Hopkins saved a fellow worker and warned an oncoming train as water and debris stranded power systems across the line.
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United Press
Wilkesbarre
Luo Roach
Troman
Howard Hopkins
Welaware
Hudgsn
Leon T. Wall
Wtiti
Fis
Ins Ida
Thiu
Uent
Early Snowfall Breaks Duluth Record
A heavy snowstorm this morning along Lake Superior shores near Duluth set a new early snowfall record, surpassing the former mark established since 1907. The fall was widespread in the city, exceeding the previous record by about two days.
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United Press
Duluth
Lake Susparlor
Appointment of Folk Confirmed as State Department Official
Former Missouri governor Folk has been appointed as official solicitor at the State Department. The appointment was confirmed in Washington with Folk set to serve in the State Department, succeeding his prior post as governor.
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Missouri
State Department
Umeeres
Washington, D. C
Folk
Appointment of Folie to residence in Washington
The article notes the confirmation of Wia Qoversior Folie as a residence occupant in Washington. It mentions the meeting of the first business of the day and references Dint Wilson and Setsto. The text is fragmented with OCR errors but centers on appointing Folie to a Washington residence.
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Corry
Pontofen
Corry Ps
SacLine Bach
Caralog
Tre
Wilson
Setsto
Special Guard Over Schmidt at Tombs in Threat Escalation
In New York on September 22 a special guard was placed over Hans Schmidt in the Tombs after threats linked to the priest slayer of Anna AImmuller. Reports from Germany prompted tightened security as Schmidt’s relatives reportedly faced issue within five years.
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United Press
New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Ainmuller
Worl
Germany
Schuldt
Marshalls Remain in a Hotel Amid Real Estate Row
Washington dispatch reports President and Mrs Marshall at Lively Mountain with Nowsee Hunting. A house rented for 2000 remained tied up by a widow, prompting the Marshalls to show resignation to further renting. The president said they are through with the situation and hope real estate agents leave them alone.
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United Bros
Washington, D. Gy
Marshall
Washington
Merk
Maryhall
Natalie
The
View
Tariff Bill Signed By Thursday
Washington D C Bapt 22 It was learned that President Wilkow expects to sign a new Democrat tariff bill by Thursday after conferences with Senator Hoke Smith and the Senate finance committee. Controversy between houses centers on income tax and cotton futures tariff with Democrats pressing for rapid passage. Senator Simms opposes the projected federal income estimates and predicts a large deficit, while the final report may favor the measure.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Wilkow
Hoke Smith
Senate
Simms
Untermyer Praises New Currency Measure in Senate Hearing
Samuel Untermyer, long opponent of the Morgan interests, testifies before Senate committees in favor of the Glass-Owen currency plan. He argues small banks would gain relief from Morgan-Baker control of reserve deposits and would benefit from a more liquid money market, reducing reliance on Wall Street interests.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Samuel Untermyer
Morgan
Senate
Morgan-Baker Group
United States
Morgan Group
Tomnad
Banka
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Managiog Kihot Ir Coleerorey
Ealtor
Chicago
Rosteger
Fale
Kila
Owen
Oil City
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir, Pres
F. K. Russell
C. T. Conarro
Warren National Bank
United States Repository
Marshalls
Untermyer
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Sam Jacobson & Co
D. Padoll
Traction Building
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