Bridge Across the Hudson Near Peekskill Proposed
The Long Island Edison era proposal outlines a 1960s style cross Hudson bridge near Peekskill with a tunnel and roadway, linking Kingston West Point and Newburgh corridors. It notes a 5 million dollar to 6 million dollar cost, 465000 vehicles daily capacity, and completion around 1924 with tolls and private financing. It also discusses ferry limits, freight trucking, and regional road expansion driving the project.
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Aldingy
Eerne Cremne
New York
Allunion
Laudes Park
Bear Mountain
Elye
Colts
Elfarges
Caplink
Madson County
New Jeraey
Manhattan Island
Kergen County
New Jersey
Ho Manhattigi
Frank Anthony
Iludson
Tolla
Newburg
pNpe
Hayard Tins
Jones Point
Tone
Sweat Hare Railroad
New York Central
Omain
Curson
West Shore
Anethany
Albany Post
Trend
North Deckwhett
Annpville
Roor
Bite
Meoumd Anthony
Oountain
Dunderberg
Bear Mountain Park
Aynis
Bride Company
War Department
Albany
Anthony
Fort Clinton
Popolopen Creek
Hudson Myer
Benson
Storm King
West Point
Highway Commission of the Stag
Wear Mountain
Serennds
Amountain
Albany ‘Yast
Hudson River
Ma Inlet
Poughkeepsie
Peekskill
New York City
Mgip Mghway
Middletown
Binghamton
Syracuge
Mhuire
Rochester
Tuttnio
Tuxero
West Toint
Newburgh
Kingston
Lilytowns
Kingston’ Bridge
Tty
West ‘Point Palisates Interstate Park
Sathern
Dudson
Jersey City
Manhattan
Central Valley
Highland Falls
New England
Timeka
Investo
Eliy
Widespread Malingering Debate and Arctic Survey Findings
A physician notes that malingering implies an underlying mental disturbance and demands cautious observation while skeptics caution against deceit. In Alberta southeast of Lethbridge a survey team maps water bearing strata, noting the Muk-river area and the depth where water will be found, with measurements now fairly well established.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Dominion Goeotoglent Survey
Water Supply for Arid Country Plan
A project aims to provide artesian water for a 1,000,000 acre region of the country. The proposal outlines sourcing, transmission, and delivery methods to alleviate drought conditions and sustain agriculture and settlements in the area.
Planting Knowledge in Youth and Its Quiet Shade
A compact reflection on cultivating knowledge early to gain enduring benefit. It emphasizes the future payoff of education, using a proverb like tone to urge readers to invest in learning when young for shade in later life.
Mrs Charles H Sabin Named NY Member of RNC Women’s Advisory
Mrs Charles H Sabin designated as the New York member of the newly created women's advisory committee of the Republican National Committee. The plan, approved by President Harding, aims to give women positions of authority in the party. Sabin supports Harding, advocates the world court, and leads the National Women's Republican Club while serving as vice chairman of Suffolk county Republican organization.
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Charles JH. Satin
New York
Women’s ‘Advisory Committee
Republican National Committee
Tarding
Stepublican Organization
Subin
Harding
World Court
National
Women'a Trepublican Club
Suffolk County
Freight traffic soars past a million car mark in week
Washington reports freight business booming with a weekly total of 1,022,740 cars for the week ended June 23. Mixed shipments show heavy live stock and forest products, with ore and miscellaneous freight contributing to record totals across the nation.
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Washington
Streight
Fotalé
Turks Sink Greek Troop Ship After Battle
Constantinople reports Greek landing at Kara-Burun near the Dardanelles repulsed by Turkish forces after heavy fighting. A Turkish torpedo boat sank a Greek ship and many were drowned.
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Sofia
Constantinople
Kara-Burun
Dardinelles
Dempsey Retains World Title in Bustling Bout
In Shelby Montana Jack Dempsey defends his heavyweight crown against challenger Tommy Gibbons of St Paul. The fast yet hard fought match ends with Dempsey awarded the verdict by referee Johnny Doubert after a decisive posing bout.
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Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Mont
Taek Denogey
Nanvyn
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Vunay Doubert
Freight train wreck near Fairdale Wy injures workers
Unidentified colored men were killed and two white men seriously injured when a freight train loaded with live stock and wheat wrecked near Fairdale. The workers were migratory harvest hands. the incident blocked the road and disrupted local travel. Police and railroad officials investigated, with details scarce.
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St. P. oFairdale
Chicago
Miwwaukeet & St. Paul
Womania Named G P Leader in Newark July 1
Mrs. Lewis Thompson of Red Bank named New Jersey’s WOTUND representative on the Republican national committee. Appointment announced by Hamilton F. Kean of the committee. Also: 60,000 metal workers strike in Berlin at noon Friday after an agreement between the workers and the government was rejected by the union.
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Berlin
Borta
Thangand
Walun
President Harding opens steel hour day talks with industry leaders
July 6 dispatch from Tacoma reports President Harding made public correspondence with American Iron and Steel Institute directors about plans to abolish the twelve hour day in the steel industry. The institute indicated broad support for moving toward eight and ten hour shifts, while noting operational adjustments are required and cannot be completed immediately.
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Tacoma
Wash
Henderson
Harding
American Iron & Steel Institute
Brostdert
America
Iron and Steel Institute
Albert FH. Gary
Gary
A. Topping
W. A. Trobers
W.L Denner
W. J. Filbert
K. A
James-A. Farrell
Bra. Grace
Wilis J. King
James A. Buredell
L. EF. Binck
Severn B. Kere
A. Campbell
A. O. Duikey
Charles M. Seliwab
American Tronan Steel Institute
Fourth of July Death Toll Reported Across Nation
The nationwide drive for a safe Fourth of July is noted as families mourn 38 deaths from Dreworks and accidents. Ohio records ten fatalities, New York City three, Minnesota four, Pennsylvania five, Michigan four, Louisiana three, Alabama one, California one, Utah one, and Washington one, with fatalities scattered nationwide.
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Washington
Ohio
New York City
Muriols
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Louisiana
Alabamp
California
Utah
Two Killed As Plane Crashes In Santa Monica Display
Two men died when a stunt plane faltered at 2,000 feet above Santa Monica. Pilot P. H. Denny, 34, and passenger H. I Short, 31, both from Los Angeles, perished as the craft burst into flames during a series of aerial feats.
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Santa Monica
Call
P. H. Denny
H. i Short
Loss Angeles Automobile
Two Krupp Branches Closed Thousands Out of Work
Two Krupp works near Duisburg and Dusseldorf were forced to close due to raw material shortages and French penalties for bombing, leaving several thousand workers out of employment.
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Krupp
Dusseldorf
Suly
Duisburg
London Dock Workers Strike Ties Up Vessels Threatens Railways
London on July 5 reports 14,000 dock workers walking out paralyzing cargo shipments. Labour MP J R Thomas warned of a national railway strike after talks with Pullman workers union officials.
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Britain
Tot & All Railroad
London
J. RR. Thomas
National Railway
Pullway Men’s Union
Leeks’ Solution of Controversy Heads to World Powers
Washington reports the government ready to receive suggestions from major maritime powers on possible solutions to the Signor controversy stirring foreign offices. A separate note from Freeport notes rainfall of 6.7 inches in an hour flooding fields and gardens, damaging small crops.
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Leeks
Washington
Freeport
Jil
Twyn-Graly Fielda
Swamp Root Ad Claims Kidney and Liver Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promotes purity and potency with a sworn statement and offers a sample bottle for ten cents, inviting readers to request it from Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilner
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton
Georgian witness recalls Ty Cobb in Detroit case
In Judge William Hestim's court Robert Walker, a Georgia-born witness for her husband charged with larceny, said she had never heard of Ty Cobb before moving to Detroit. The remark notes a prophet in his own country and illustrates regional ignorance amid the trial.
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Ty Cobb
Willlam H. Hestim
Robert Walker
Georgia
Sven
Ty" Cobb
Détroit
Detroit News
Castoria Advertisement Claims Gentle Relief for Children
An old style advertisement proclaims Fletcher's Castoria relieves constipation wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children for over eighty years. It emphasizes gentle relief without opiates aiding sleep and digestion with a genuine signature.
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Fletcher
Not So Long. A Bible Reading Quip From Nashville
A Nashville Tennessean item picks up a humorous exchange about reading the Bible. A character named Lessee jokes about never reading it, with a playful question about its length. The brief captures a local newspaper flavor and witty banter.
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Nashville Tennessean
Cuticura Comforts Baby Skin Ad Notice
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for irritated baby skin. It emphasizes hot soaks with Cuticura Soap and applications of Cuticura Ointment, plus uses Cuticura Dusting Powder to soothe and refresh.
Tohnny-No and Bob-I- Swallow a Five Cent Index
In a cryptic exchange the speakers reference swallowing a five cent index from Missouri Teachers College, suggesting a puzzling or coded moment between two individuals. The brief line hints at a quirky, era-specific quip without broader context.
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Tohnny
Bob
Missouri Teachers’ College Index
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Charles
Sabin
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Iron Institute
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LofSalt
Mosso Laboratories
Eel
Nam At
Dre
Iowa
Battle Creeks Aeres
Nevada
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