Man-Eating Lions Exhibit At Chicago Field Museum
Africans lions resurrected as historical exhibit in Chicago Field Museum cage. Stanley Field presents the animals to the institution. their 19th century terror influenced British policy and halted Ugandan railway construction. Lions killed in 1898 by Col. J. J. Patterson after months of raids on railway laborers. Lord Salisbury referenced the event in Parliament.
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Tsuvo
Indu c
Stanley Field
Tgavo
British
Foreign Office
Unenda
Colofel J. J. Patterson
Ugant
Mcklens Aees
Lord Salsbury
House of Lords
Elevens clash on Hilltop in snowy MT showdown
Intermountain and Mt. St. Charles meet Saturday on Hilltop with two rival elevens nearly evenly matched in weight and depth. Referee Pat Kelly and umpire Ralph Freamon officiate as snow is cleared from the field, and both teams aim for full strength in a hard fought contest.
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Panthers
Intermoun
Tain
Mt. St. Charles
Sir Charles Ieta
Pat Kelly
Livingston
Dartmouth Star
Montana
Ralph Freamon
Charles
O'Mahony
Malir
Plambert
O'Rourke
Ryan Ieee
Pinkerton
Colonels Cut Lead Of Deal To One Game
The Leulevite Colonels won the seventh game of the baseball series against San Francisco Seals, reducing their lead to one game. Culleyan Byars and others led the offense as the Seals used three pitchers and totaled 31 hits in a tight contest. The series stands San Francisco four games, Louis City three, with the Colonels narrowing the margin.
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Colonels
San Pranentee
Leulevite Colonels
Ty Cham Munchin Fasion
San Francisen
Inaeles
Seals
Perfed
San Franecisco
Louissite
Sam Francisco
Culleyan Byars
Mitel
Crockett
Gears
Agnew
Prices for cash payment and purchaser financing
The quotes state cash payment amounts with balances that can be arranged to suit responsible buyers. The text emphasizes that the prices quoted above are for cash purchases and that financing options are available to accommodating buyers.
Firestone Takes Land for Rubber
Akron Ohio October 28 Firestone president announces acquisition of 35000 acres of rubber plantation land in Tabasco Mexico by The Mirestana Tis and Wubber company. Project includes organized operations, new roads, and labor brought from the jungles of Tehuantepec. Possible expansion to Amazon valley Brazil noted.
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Akron
Ohio
Tabasco
Mexico
Jin Mamet
E ix. Firestone
Tehuantepas
Amazon
Firestein
Uherin
Tonasco
Amazon River
Brazil
Pitching stars and daily duties mix in early baseball tale
Indianapolis, Oct. 28. Dutch Reuther shone for the Washington Americans as they chased a pennant by summer’s end. Hod Eller, while guiding traffic in Indianapolis, kept his right arm in shape. Reuther and Eller helped Cincinnati reach a world series title against the White Sox. Eller's career drifted from baseball to policing in Indianapolis after a brief stint in the minors.
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Indianapolis
Dutch Reuther
Washington Americans
Hod Eller
Reuther
Eller
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Imafora
Telephone outfit undergoing probe in New York hearing
The American Telephone and Telegraph company reveals assets of about 1.6 million dollars with outstanding common stock near 945 million at a federal trade commission hearing. Charles A. Heiss testifies the firm controls Empire City Subway and coordinates broadcasting via conduits. The inquiry alleges monopoly in radio by linking stations to Empire City conduits. Heiss describes a manufacturing and service focus for 23 affiliated entities with holdings in Mountain States Bell, Pacific Bell, Bell Telephone Canada, and Western Electric.
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New York
American Telephone and Telegraphy Company
Hay
Charles A. Siiss
William C. Reeves
Federal Trade Commission
Heiss
Empire City Subway Company
Lud
Empire City
Tenias
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mountain States
Bell Telephone
Pacific Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company of Canada
Western Electrics Company Inc
Court Arguments Began Over Rail Reorganization
In Chicago Det. 2B arguments were heard before Federal Judge Adam C. Cliffe from a group holding one eighth of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad stock seeking party status in the reorganization. The Milwaukee stockholders, valuing 23000000, aim to file an intervening petition alleging receivers J E Byram and Mark Potter favored Kali Lowab Owl Company of New York over other plans. Intervenors seek authority to oppose moves favoring any single plan.
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Chicago
Det
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Hans
Adam C. Cliffe
Milwaukee
Canse
J. E Byram
Mark Potter
Plaviaf Kali
Loab Owl Company
New York
Aly
Two Games Of Annual Handball Tourney At VM Played
Two games of the annual handball tournament at the YMCA have been played. Lester Table defeated Kirby Hoon 21 16 and 24 1d and A Phelan defeated W A Tani 21 16 and 21 14. The event will continue over several weeks.
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Lester Table
Kirby Hoon
A. Phelan
W. A. Tani
JohnsonSuspended for Poor Showing in Boxing
Trenton New Jersey October 28 Lloyd Johnson barred from fighting in New Jersey for life by state boxing commission after unsatisfactory showing against Terry Wits in Newark Monday night.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State Boxing Commission
Lloyd Johnson
New Jersey
Aga
Tarry Wits
Newark
Alent
Damascus Reels Under French-Syria Unrest
Contended revolt led by Masan El sharrat drives clashes in Damascus with French forces bombarding districts including Wedan Babtuma and Chagour while refugees flee to Beirut. Americans advised to seek safety in Beirut as 1800 reinforcements reportedly requested for Syria.
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Geirut
Champaollien
Beirut
Moham- Nedan
Masan Elsharrat
Karreth
Damascus
Hasan
Chagour
Wedan
Babtuma
Wezziec
Bab-Es-Salahiyeh
Agonr
Medan
Mithserigi
Washington
State Department
Gibraltar
Alexandria
Pringerty
Lease Decision Looms Over Awomming Gul Case
A Wyoming lease dispute linked to land held under state statutes in Ohio bands across a tangled mix of parties. The case references land actions, festival implications, and claims involving Denver Post publisher Mrs. Senin Mommen, widow of Fifth Tammen, as issues surface about allocations and responsibilities amid a long legal process.
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Dundee
Sittita
Ohio Grememaine
Niken
Jone
Miller
Ietlom
Tienver
Ohio
Wyoming
Statinies
Prades
Willy Auter
Childsen
Waspital
Denver
Senin Mommen
Fith Tammen
Monfila
Ane
Denver Post
In the Realm of Higher Things by LKRIMAVVEN ONE
A fragmented piece discusses profits and worker welfare, the role of manufacturers, and calls for modernization of youth and Heaven. It references a conference on parenthood led by Lady Association of America and quotes Van Waters on youth culture and music shaping future society.
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St. Louia
Nalions Association
BOCK
Mirlam van Waters
Juventia Court
Los Angeles
America
Heaven
van Waters
Plane Valera Crash Near St Clairsville During Snowstorm
A small plane piloted by Albert I. Clean crashed near Die Shiels farm north of St Clairsville during a violent snowstorm this afternoon. The wreckage was total but Glenn, the other occupant, escaped serious injury. The incident follows a flight from Orean.
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Valera
City of Rome skipper cites horror in collision inquiry
Captain John Diehl, master of the City Of Rome, described the naval inquiry into the September collision that sank the submarine and caused 33 deaths. He testified he saw a white light followed by a red one and argued a failure to signal a rest light led to the disaster.
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Boston
Oui
Vigarois
John Diehl
Oma na Negro Loses To Jonny Byrne In Oakland Bout
In Oakland Auditorium Jimmy Hyrne of Los Angeles defeated Omahe Negro in an eight round stoppage after a furious 16 round bout. Referee Harry LaBarre ruled a majority decision in favor of Hyrne replacing Ad Catina in the card.
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Omana Negro
Jonny Byrne
Oakland
Call
Jimmy Hyrne
Los Angeles
Monroe
Omahe Negro
Oakland Auditorium
Harry LaBarre
St. Paul
Tran
Kid Mott
Colorado
Freight Totals Rise as Million-Dollar Shipments Return
The American Way association reports freight values climbing above a million with weekly gains in grain and metal shipments. For the two weeks ending mid month, totals show large increases in loadings across commodities, including dairy and textiles, while overall freight rose over prior week.
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Washington
American Wway Association
Tate Sheme
Usia Cees
Jordines
Noty
Teestooke
Ars
Mn Doormann
Navy Yard Sales Suggested on Atlantic Side
A disjointed report from Los Angeles outlines a plan to sell Navy yards on the Atlantic side to fund defense. It cites a petition by Utah Senator William McKing and discusses valuing urban properties to raise funds without raising taxes, proposing proceeds go to treasury as a modernization effort.
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Navy Yards
Atlantic
Tos Angeles
W. R. Shenere
William Mc King
Utah
Charleston
Aston
Teaxue Island
Minadelphia
Wore
Siicorer
United States
Science and religion are not in conflict
Washington reports that the National Council of Congregational Churches concluded sessions with resolutions urging separation of church and state from federal interference. The event featured Rev. Pan Mendes as moderator and associate moderator Knew offre, with praise for White House visitors and a note on posturing against constitutional changes.
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Washington
Trecorailian
Une Waren
Natinhal Council
Pan PL Mendes
Eteveland
Wits
White House
Contidge
Chicago gunman Durkin hunted after ambush murder
Martin J. Durkin, an automobile thief and gunman, is sought for killing federal agent Shanahan and wounding a detective during an ambush on October 28. In an apartment raid on Betty Warner’s place, Durkin jumped from a second story window after firing, wounding Lloyd Austin fatally and injuring others. Police pressed a nationwide manhunt with raids and a trailing informant report.
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Chicago
A.P
Martin J. Durkin
Automoblin
Dwaord Shanahan
Durkin
Whidow
Betty Warner
Lloyd Austin
Shanahan
Lurkin
Han
Valparaiso
Tid
Altoona
Anabner
Dine
California
Austin
Vatkin
H. Ja Gray
Durkin Hegan
Gray
Aqtix
United States
Funes
Warner
National Council of Women Meets in Detroit
In Detroit on October 28 the National Council of Women, a coalition of 40 national organizations, held its first formal meeting. Mrs. PHP Narih Moore of St. Laws presided, replying to Mayor John W. Smith’s welcome by outlining the council’s aims and fire arms at the gathering.
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Chicago
Coolidge
American Arm Nureau Federation
Ampia Hill
Sherman
American A Bureau Association
Jakki Faray Daa Reau
Detroit
Mich
National Council of Women
Php Narih Moore
St. Laws
John ,W. Smith
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