Rivoli Theater Opens With Harmonious Design and Light
The Rivoli venue blends design, decoration, lights, and music into a unified, elegant interior. Critics praise the color key notes, carefully planned lighting, and the grand organ by Walter Gottzinger, noting the venue’s ivory palette, flowing lines, and flower-filled lobbies that set a refined, classical mood for opening week.
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Five Tons of Steel Drop On Feet at Toledo Plant
Five tons of steel toppled onto worker Myers at a Toledo plant injuring his feet. Doctors say both feet likely require treatment or amputation, and Myers, a laborer, is in stable condition. Authorities investigate the accidental collapse and safety protocols at the site.
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Toledo
Myers
George Lantz Named Assistant Engineer in Forest Service
George Lantz of the United States Forest Service Missoula office was named assistant engineer in chief projects. He will work under T. W. Norcross, overseeing district engineering in the Missoula area and related national duties. Lantz, a Wisconsin native and University of Wisconsin graduate, has led substantial highway and district engineering work since joining the service in 1910. The Missoula district office has undergone reorganization and growth during his tenure.
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George Lantz
Government Forest Service
George HH. Lantz
United States
Forest Office
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Rreneve Hte
Frank Bonner
Missoula
Washington
Lintz
Missouri
Secret jewels seized from trip beyond the father side of Sweden
Horcomb a jewel wiclioneer of Ciltar House Plccadil ly and a companion returned from a secret destination the father side of Sweden with pockets full of precious jewels including a pearl necklace richer than the mother of Peter the Great. Horcomb auctioned the necklace for 100000 pounds while staying in overcoats aboard the steamer. An additional note cites a coal mining record by Michael Hanahoe of Pittston, noting 40 years of work yielding about 32,000 tons mined and 45,000 hours worked.
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Hnrcomb
Ciltar House
Plccadilly
Sweden
Peter the Great
Horcomb
Pateamer
Pittston
Michael Hanahoe
Beisamy
Hanahore
Airplanes Stolen in Paris Reported by British Airman
A British airman reportedly stole an aircraft from the Villacoub airfield in Paris. The incident prompted authorities to pursue the suspect and recover the aircraft, with requests to retain the machine if found and ensure the arrestee is detained.
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Paris
Villacoublay
Noted speakers to headline teachers meeting in St Croix
The Western Wisconsin Teachers Association will hold its sixteenth annual meeting in St Croix on October 22 and 23. Noted national figures are set to appear, including W. B. Owen from Chicago Normal College, Dr. Ernest Horn of Iowa State University, Dr. Edward A. Fitzpatrick, and Chas S. Meek. The program, now finalized, will go to press next week and features speakers from outside and inside Wisconsin. Public schools in the area will dismiss Friday, with the program described as the most expensive in years and a chance for progressive teachers to benefit. Officers include President F.O. Bray, Sparta. Vice President Edna Cork, Madison. Secretary-Treasurer W. N. Sander, La Crosse.
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Western Wisconsin Teacher's Association
St Crosce
Tor Press
Tres. W. B. Owen
Chicago
Normel College
Ernest Horn
Iowa
State University
Iowe City
Edeuard A. Fitzpatrick
Boarn of Education
Madigan
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Sparta
Edna Cork
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W. N. Sander
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Sukkoth Festival Teaches Morality Through Nature and Work
A discussion on the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles notes its social and economic implications. It frames Sukkoth as a moral lesson linking religion to daily life, work, and national welfare within an industrial age.
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Carlisle Flood Mule Rescues Stranger in Water
In Carlisle Kentucky a flood scene sees a mule remove a stranded swimmer from the water after a dramatic toss 50 feet from shore the event highlights unusual animal aid amid rising waters and rescue efforts.
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Carlisle
Armate Reecin
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