Barbers Lose Fight Holtzman To Blame
A Cleveland area account says May or John W. Holtzman avoided a stand on Sunday barber shop closing, manipulating the Board of Public Safety to force police action. unions failed to secure enforcement as Holtzman hedged, and Sunday business continued with few arrests, despite union protests and high costs.
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Barbers’ Union
John W. Ioltzman
Board of Public Satty
Holtzman
Holtenan
Union
Barbers
Holtaman
Board of Public Safety
Board
Jioltzman
Aunday
Home Mortgage Loan Co. offers cheaper rates and fast terms
An advertisement asserts lower rates than competitors and quick satisfaction with loan terms. It promises loans on furniture and other items, claiming to beat rival offers and guarantee better rates. Call for money when needed.
Decision Favors Prof Hart in School Inquiry
The school board exonerates Prof Walter W Hart head of Mathematics at Short Ridge High amid Miss Agnes Rankin’s charges of incompetence and unprofessional conduct. Superintendent Kendall finds mistakes but not enough to fault his qualifications, noting Hart was recruited under pressure and had strong backing from Chicago University president Harper.
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Agnes Rankin
Shortridge
Walter W. Hart
Calvin N. Kendall
Hart
Miss Rankin
Kendal
Wart
Indianapolis
Chicago
Harper
Chicago University
George W. Benton
Sedall
CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY CLAIMS LAXATIVE QUININE
An advertisement promises rapid cold relief using laxative bromide and quinine products. It states money will be refunded if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box, attributed to a druggist.
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Druggista
E. W. Grove
We Do As We Advertise loaned on household items
An old classified-style pitch touts easy loans on furniture and personal property with low, reasonable rates and flexible repayment. It promises quick approval, hour notice, and a large rebate for early payoff, noting no cost to investigate and confidential business.
Arraigned by Morton in Equitable report details
Ecripps M R R E press association of New York reports that a prepared report for President Morton of the Equitable Life Assurance society has been completed. It will be released after his return and is said to contain a scathing arraignment of the methods that have governed the Equitable. The document reportedly delves into former management practices not previously examined by any Equitable investigation.
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Morton
Ecripps-Mrre Press Association
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Circle and Mothere' Circle meet this week in city events
City News Review Circle will meet Thursday with Mrs. B. E. Perry at 1522 College Ave. The Mothere' Circle YOM. G. A. social meeting will be held Friday afternoon at Mrs. Marty Coughlen's home, New Jersey Ave. Mrs. Nettie Huhen will entertain Oliva Branch Lodge No. 10 Auxiliary at her residence. Mrs. Qua Rucklest Thursday afternoon assisted by Mrs. Echols and Mrs. Timber. Miss Ella Callshau, of this city, died Monday at her sister's home in Anderson. The body will be taken to Terre Haute for burial. Miss Fideila A. Lerter and residents of the Euterpean Fraternity entertained with no musicale at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. Perkins on Halloween. The costume theme featured musical characters. Twenty guests attended. Jack London will lecture Friday night at the Irvington Athenaeum Club. He will discuss his magazine work and novels The Sea Wolf and The Cat of the Wild. The Stockholm flag was officially adopted Wednesday as the new Swedish flag. The Stockholm garrison paraded and crowds filled the streets.
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Yom. G. A
Marty Coughlen
Nev
New Jersey
Mare
Nettie Huhen
Oliva
Echols
Timber
Ella Callshau
J. Price
Anderson
Terre Haute Cor
Jack London
Venturer
Irvington Athenaeum Club
Afehenaeum
Som Rendinge
Prime and Calf Cattle Descriptions in Market Notes
Prime heifers common to medium quality noted. BULLA bulls described as good to choice export quality. CALVRA calves listed as veal first grade.
City Births and Deaths Record with Fire Loss in Pensacola
A city daily record lists numerous births with parents and places including 9% Scilwell, 1 Prospect, and 493 Park, plus a long death roster featuring Ethel Milter, Elizabeth Little, Laura A. Smith, James G. Wright, and others with causes like pneumonia, suicide, typhoid, and cancer. The Pensacola business district suffered a devastating early Wednesday fire, destroying an entire block with losses estimated at high.
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Ethel Milter
Indiana
Elizabeth Little
Senate
Laura A. Smith
Honcroft
James G. Wright
Alabama
Bernice Nicholson
W. Michi
Curtis Most
US N. West
Lawrence
Claude Green
Emery Freeman
Concord
Martha Hornbacker
Robert Fehneider
Perry Township
Lon A. Frankly
Larsan
Emma Rowe
Talbott
Bluff Road
Pensacola. Fla
Thig City
Hoo
Hartman denies Prohibition committee claim at Ye Ark Cafe
Fred Hartman, co owner of Ye Ark Cafe, calls the Prohibition city committee charge false. He asserts the cafe had all women out by one o clock except one dining with a prominent man and says no women are served in the bar or restaurant during illegal hours. The Ye Ark management says there are no private rooms and no improper private seating.
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Fred Hartman
Ye Ark
Prohibition City Committee
Gmin
Mr. Hartman
I O'Etock
Ilegal
Fatal Hallowe'en Fight Claims Texarkana Boy
A Halloween melee in Memphis ends when Joe Grant of Texarkana Arkansas suffers a fatal heart wound from Henry Scherer during a party fight. Grant dies within minutes as observers describe the incident as a Halloween merrymaker brawl.
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Hallowe'en
Scripps-A Rak Press Association
Memphis
Nav
Joe Grant
Texarkana
Arkwan
Henry Scherer
Grant
Building Permits From Various Localities
A read of miscellaneous building permits shows firms and individuals across Wisconsin and Illinois proposing repairs, dwellings, sheds, and business buildings. Notable entries include Clarence Forsythe repairs at 443 Dnlion for 400 dollars, J D Rich dwelling at 1314 Tuxedo for 1.20, and Amanda Rupp repairs at 68 in New Jersey for 7. Louis Smith repairs near Illinois at 42.5 percent with a barn listed at 1500. Adame press company business buildings Meridian 4.50, J W Passwaiter shed 1010 State Ave, George Ale cottage Milburn and Eighteenth 90, and J W Gumth cottage Oakland near Tenth 390. Fy Edwards double house 301-3) Bheldon 15, and E and E Tolan three near Quincy Bates 65 each.
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Lvlianapolis Southern Maiiload Company
Wisconsin
Semite
Clarence Forsythe
J. d. Rich
Amanda Rupp
New Jersey
Louis Smith
Hlinois
Loula Smith
Ulinois
George Ale
Milburn
Eighteenth
J. W. Gumth
Oakland
Tenth
Fy Edwards
Bheldon
E. Tolan
Quincy
Bates
Market Strong New York Stocks Open With Mixed Tone
New York stocks opened active but irregular with small gains and losses. Union Pacific fell, Amalgamated Copper and Tennessee Coal declined slightly, while National Lead rose. Sugar and several rail issues edged higher as Reading and National Lead showed notable moves amid a cautious tone from Petersburg. Government bonds remained unchanged.
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New York
Nov
National
Union Pacific
Tennessee
Metropolitan Street Railway
New York Central
Pennsylvania
St. Petersburg
Reading
Wheat Advances Chicago Market Pulse
Wheat opened strong and corn rose as November 1 reports showed unsettled trading. December wheat traded around multiple irregular figures while May and December contracts appeared volatile. Notes include fluctuating prices across wheat corn and oats with scattered incorrect OCR remnants.
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Chicago
Ste
Arbor Day Annual Issued By State Officials
The Indiana Arbor and Bird Day Annual was issued by Faeset A. Cote ton and Willi H. Freeman after a printers strike delayed its release. It will be mailed for the west Arbor day on April 2. The volume features good paper, clear illustrations, readable content on birds and trees, and includes a lawn protection plan for birds.
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Indiana
Faeset A. Coteton
Willi H. Freeman
Algo
Roosevelt’s Friend Samuel Kramer Dead at 55
Samuel Kramer longtime manager of Little Hungary a noted restaurant and personal friend of President Roosevelt died suddenly on Wednesday in New York. His death cuts a noted circle of New York social and political life.
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Roosevelt
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
New York
Samuel Kramer
Litle Hungary
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