Law Gave a Blow to Fifth Avenue
New York rulers decree major buildings along Fifth Avenue must be altered to meet a supreme court ruling, labeling many property owners as squatters. Encroachments on city property threaten to require removal of porticoes yards and walls at notable sites including the Waldorf Astoria Sherry’s Knickerbocker Trust Altman’s store Whitney mansion and Vanderbilt fence.
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Scrippa-Metne Prean Association
New York
Waldorf-Astarit Sherry's
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Altman
Whitney Mansion
Vanderbilt
Fight on Tariff Sets Tone for Germany United States Trade Rift
Berlin reports warn of a possible tariff war next year as Democrats seek tariff reductions and a German American commercial treaty. Baron Sternberg notes the diplomatic pact lapsed in June, leaving Germany facing the adverse impact of American tariff policy on trade relations.
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Scripps-McRae Prenn
Berlin
Germany
United States
Teney
Baron Sternberg
Jean Tariff
Widow Fannie Tyra cremated after Fairmount fire death
Special to The Sam from Fairmount Indiana reports Mrs Fannie Tyra aged 70 perished in a house fire. She was an invalid and alone when the blaze consumed her home with her body found among the ruins.
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Fannie Tyra
Fairmount
Indiana
Ind
Bre
Engaged Miss Pauline Morton to Yachtman J Hoykins Smith Jr
New York reports the engagement of Pauline Morton 18 daughter of Paul Morton of Equitable Life to yachtman J Hoykins Smith Jr. Smith, heir to millions, won the Kateera Cup aboard Uncle Sam decades ago. Morton, once linked to Alice Roosevelt Longworth, met Smith at a White House function.
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Scrippe-McRae
New York
S.A
Pauline Morton
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
J. Hoykins Smith, Jr
Yachtaman
Miss Morton
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Washiuston
Navy
Ington
Beckham for Senator candidate victory in Kentucky primary
Special to The Sum from Louisville Kentucky reports with only a few mountain counties remaining Governor Beckham appears to have won the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate over Senator McCreary. Beckham’s majority is expected to approach four thousand. Samuel W. Hager was nominated for governor.
Springfield Circuit Judge Thomas A. Meehan Dies
The Springfield Circuit Judge Thomas A. Meehan died at his home this morning after a several week illness. His death followed closely by the death of his twin brother William, who passed away October 27.
City Record of births and deaths and notices
City record shows numerous births list with parents names and addresses across streets, followed by deaths including Hannah Sweet and Howard Poland with causes, then marriages, building permits, repairs, and city projects. Multiple entries name families like Cole Scott King Buskirk Jenkins McHamon Hannon and others with exact street addresses and ages where provided.
Rebuff of Chief Moore Over Weather Bureau Case
Special to The Washington dispatch Roosevelt ordered a reprimand for Wills L. Moore chief of the weather bureau following a dispute over a printer named Cooper who had been expelled from the Typographical union for not paying strike assessments. Moore allegedly urged payment, Cooper resisted and was expelled. the civil service commission ruled Moore improper for urging the strike payment and Cooper was reinstated in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wills L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Ins
Cooper
Typographical Union
Union
New Orleans
Civil Service
Sion
Mrs Hartje’s New Home in Redlands Divorce Case
Mrs Mary Scott Hartje and her two children Scotty and Mary Louise travel from Pittsburg to Redlands California. She plans to make Redlands her home, stating she has ties there. The court has not yet ruled in the divorce case.
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Hartje
Scrippa-McRae Presa Association
Pittsburg
Mary Scott Hartje
Scotty
Mary Louise
Redlands
Cal
Tesus
Dgelyte
City duties start as meeting confusion rises
A chaotic city report notes duties begin dates and conflicting schedules. It mentions Mrs Frank Stadranaer and clerks, supreme court reporters, and state officers with varied term start times across January February and March, highlighting lawmaker-caused confusion in official appointments.
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Mother of Half Place
Auxiliary of
Fidelity Rebekantora
Frank Stadranaer
Sieral
The
Supreme
Rai
Aera
Maccabes
Dite
N. Mef
Bie
Charles W. Miller
Ofice
Miller
Tegsaes
Stave Gore
Jane
Dan
Roosevelt party sets sail for Panama trip in historic milestone
President accompanies by Brad Roosevelt Burgeon Rixey and Latta departs for Panama in a historic first as a U S president lands on foreign soil. Weather and canal prospects shape the journey with a secret Porto Rico visit planned on the return trip. The party boards the Missouri liner at Washington Navy Yard for the voyage to the Louisiana at Tangier Point near Potomac River mouth.
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Brad Roosevelt
Burgeon Rixey
Latta
Scrippa-McRae
Washington
United States
Society of Independent Nations
Panama
Shonta
Stevens
Ders
Parady
Porto Rico
Porto Reo
Winthrop
Rongevell
Sur- Rem
Tixes
Navy
Lava
Marilowe
Wa Ington
Ranmster
Louisiana
Tiney Point
Potumac River
Conversion drives church revival campaign in city
Converted platoons promote Christ as revival work spreads through churches. Campaigns report new converts at West Park Christian Church and nearby venues, with Evangrist Seoyshe and others drawing attention to gospel teachings.
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Scoville
Campilen
Ciy
Charles
Scovile
Hell
West Park
Famous Ellery Band to Play In Indianapolis Concerts
The Ellery band, famed from Chicago's Coliseum, will perform in Indianapolis for two concerts on November 1 and 3 under manager Mrs. AL Jy Tron of Fair Bank. The ensemble, led by Tatan bandmaster, is praised as one of the most famous American bands with a repertoire of classical rival selections. Programs for Indianapolis will be announced later.
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Ellery
Coliseum
Chicago
AL Jy Tron
Fair Bank
UnitedStates Lis Reader
Dsm
Young Tatan
Ellery Band
Kallang
Indianapolis
Bennett
Uniter
Bu Te Fe
Women of Capitol church host chicken supper
The women of Capitol church plan a chicken supper on Wednesday night November 14 at the church. A Needlework Society exhibition of garments is set at the Starr Main Company rooms. Detectives arrest a 1 year old violator sought by reform school authorities. Elmer E. Eleworth Circle No 27 G A R to meet in the new hall 314 Delaware Ave Friday at 7 30 PM.
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Capitol
M. K
Starr Mian Company
PPP
Damen
Canegramuarmer
Platineia
Ind
Ora Halbe
Vermont St
Nix Parcia
Pun
Delaware
Clarence ‘Richards
Blow to Child Labor Legislation Enacted in Columbus
The new law requires every child seeking factory work after January 1, 1938 to prove attendance in school for at least twelve weeks in the prior year, with six consecutive weeks. It bans employment of children under ten in any factory and bars those under twelve unless a widowed or disabled father relies on the child for support.
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Columbus
Mike Walt
Neill-Reynalds
A New Deal in the Jungle Packingtown Exposed
Chicago reporters survey new government meat inspection measures in Packingtown. About 100 inspectors, under the Beveridge amendment, review slaughterhouses from hog yards to lard rooms, with reforms in cleaning, handling, and animal health practices.
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Packingtown
Chicago
Neva
Stackyard
Woman's Row: Milwaukee Women Lead Business Scene
An article highlights Milwaukee women shaping commerce on Wisconsin Street, detailing owners like Luitie Strson in paper and stationery, Miss Catherine Masher with bakery, Miss Menenney’s decoration shop, and Wells and other women-led enterprises. It portrays a thriving female business district prominent in the community.
Pyramid Pile Cure Trial Package Offered
A home based cure claim promotes Pyramid Pile remedy with no knife or doctor. It offers a free trial package by mail, promising instant relief and a painless complete cure, urging readers to request the plain wrapper trial from Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan. Thousands allegedly cured, druggists selling substitutes.
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Pyres
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Gibson Girl Weds Lord's Heir
Miss Camille Cimtotu wed The Hon Henry 4 WW in secrecy at St George’s Mayfair. Parents objected to the match and denied entry to the wedding, while reports claim Henry sought income by opening a London automobile garage.
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Camille Cimtotu
Aberdard
Alatal
Keewing
Bruce
Hinself
Eo Aptomobile
London
Femielar
George Wai
Mauna al
Tendevs
Mizx Dufford
Ben Mayfair Cadipady
Hihea
Patterson Will Go Bailey May Lose in Colorado Race
Denver reports show Al Buechtel former Denver University chancellor and Republican nominee leading Adams and others by a wide margin. Republicans claim 44 of 58 county tickets. aim to elect a U S senator to follow Patterson. Socialist vote in state around 1100. Guggenheim poised as potential Colorado senator. In Texas, anti Balley bloc gains majority in legislature. Crane notes mobilization against Malley. Also a murder in Indiana where a husband shoots his wife, and a Marietta man drowns while celebrating election results.
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Denver
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Denver University
Colorado
Adams, Sene
Liu
Buechtel
Indianapolis
United States
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Gebbart
Simon Guggenheim
Mel Trust
Sam
Austin
Tex
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Fly
A. Ballow
Jain
Malley
Hid
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Balley
Legitia
MM. Crane
Balter
United Soates
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Death by Own Action Declared Deserter Seaman Knapp
Special to The Sox reports Newport News Virginia seaman Bob Knapp, sought as a deserter from Detachment Missouri, found dead in the general area of Washington. Authorities say death resulted from his own action, with throat injuries observed. No further details provided.
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Sox
Newport News
Fiest-claan
Bob Knapp
Missouri
England Planned Annexation of Liberia Reported
Special to The Sun from Monrovia Liberia outlines Britain moving to annex Liberia via a $1,250,000 loan for rubber and concessions led by Sir Harry Johnston. The article notes British supervision of customs already began, suggests armed action to secure control, and cites German opposition and U.S. noninterference.
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Monrovia
Liberia
Unita
Great Britain
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United States
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Tnalr
Congress
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Pall
Kroo
Nord
Stonrevi
Sooners
England
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New Brith Company
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Libera
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