Two Cent Fare Fight Over Grass Grows In Syracuse
In Syracuse Onondaga Valley and Best Onondaga residents oppose a six cent fare on the New York State Railways paracute line, citing a seventy year old two cent pledge. Attorney Vewec Haight represents locals as they file objections with the Public Service Commission. To test the issue some residents plan to refuse the six cent fare and pay two cents to be removed from the car.
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Syracuse
Onondaga Valley
Best
Patroux
Vewec BM. Haight
Quartey
Solais
Public Service Commission
U. S. Efforts Are Appreciated by Great Britain
London reports British press expresses growing appreciation for American wartime efforts. The Times cites allied regard for U S sacrifice and the president’s voyage as a sign of unity. It notes American control over shipping may persist while supporting wheat and maritime boards aiding League of Nations aims.
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London
Wusun
Congress
the Times
United States
America
Wheat Executive
Interallied
Maritime Transport Board
New Masonic Hospital Planned For Soldiers At Utica
Champions of Hoffoun Laxige fund and other lodges push a $10,000 postwar effort to build a 259 patient Masonic hospital in Utica near the existing home. Mayor Walker and Lt Gov-elect say the Utica site honors the area’s Masonry heritage as plans by H P Knowles advance a fireproof six story facility with winded rooms and ample natural light for veterans including shell shock cases and other injuries.
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Hoffoun Laxige
FL &A. M
Tssum
Utica
Meyor
Harry C. Walker
Binghamzion
Lievenant
Grand Companaer
H. P. Knowles
New York
No Angels on Earth Says Justice Ford
New York December 6 Justice John Ford dismissed a separation suit by Doris Perry and the counter suit by Bart Ferry. He urged the couple to live together to learn married life and blessed them without costs, saying angels belong in heaven and cannot live in this world.
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New York
Doris Perry
St. Nicholas Avenue
Bart Ferry
Ninth Avenue
Brookxlyn
John Ford
Supreme Court
Gman
15000 Paper Mill Employees Await Wage Settlement
Glens Falls December 6 1929 15000 newspaper mill union workers in New York and New England began striking this morning. President Carey of the paper makers urged keeping mills running as the War Labor Board prepares to issue a wake controversy decision.
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Associated Press
Glens Falls
New York
New England
Carey
War Labor Board
One Buck Limit For Deer Hunters Is Now Favored
At the State Fish Game and Forest League convention in Albany this week the association favored amending the game laws to permit taking only one buck per hunter during the season. Other recommendations set open bass season to July 1, reduce daily bag to 10, raise certain limits for brook trout, adjust rabbit season, require naturalization papers for foreign born license applicants, and propose a 15000 grant for experimental game farms at Cornell or itssta. The league also urged removing restrictions on killing skunks.
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State, Fish, Game and Forest League
Hore
Albany
Association
Delaware
Chenango
Susquehannan
League
Cornell
Stzta
Christmas Trees as War Memorials Suggested for New Jersey
In Trenton on December 6, C P Wilber acting State Forester urged planting community Christmas trees as permanent war memorials. He said trees should be planted with public or private cooperation for lasting memorials and yearly holiday gatherings, preserving a shared rallying point.
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Trenton
N. J
C. P. Wilber
Siste Forester
New Jersey
Wilber
Favors Asked for Hate As Hearst Agent
Senate hearings reveal 1916 cablegrams between Count von Bernstorff and Berlin officials seeking favors for Hale, an American journalist linked to Hearst organs. Hearst denies Hale is their agent. Also notes Haieakiia volcano crater in Hawaii as world’s largest, 11 to 20 miles wide and up to 2,000 feet deep, with New York City skyscrapers hidden from rim.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bielaski
Department of Justice Investigation Bureau
Senate Committee
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
William Barrara Hale
Hearst
Hale
Haieakiia
Hawaii
New York City
People’s Home Journal
Liberty Bottle for Corns Promises Quick Relief
A corny feet remedy marketed by BL Lawrence & Co Chicago promises painless work, dance, and life with its guaranteed money back corn remover. Sold in McDonaldstown and Erskine Mills with endorsements from local firms.
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BL Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mifdietown
McMonagle & Rogers
Tuthill & Terhune
Chambers Brothers
Erskine Mills
Immigration Restrictions Drive Congress Debate in Washington
Washington listens as Representative Burnett of Alabama plans a two to three year immigration halt to shield American workers during reconstruction. He aims to extend the literacy test post ban while labor groups push for broader limits, citing a looming influx from Europe and war-affected regions. Industry voices warn of skilled labor shortages and possible exemptions for certain workers.
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Washington
United States
House
Representative Burnett
Alabama
Sir Burnett
Secretary of Labor
Burnett
Europe
Congress
Department of Labor
Montgomery in Middletown on business
James B. Montgomery, of Newburgh, was in Middletown today on business. Miss Marie Nolan, of Paterson, New Jersey, is spending her vacation with friends in this city.
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James B. Montgomery
Newburgh
Middletown
Marie Nolan
Paterson, NJ
Stock Market Closing Prices Listed on Newark Exchange
Newburgh reports closing prices from the Newark Exchange with numerous stocks cited including Am. Can., Am. Smelting, Anaconda Copper, Gen. Elec., Gen. Motors, U. S. Steel, Reading, Texas Oil, Union Pac., and others. Ex-dividend notes appear along with mentions of Westinghouse and Archangel region details. The passage also briefly describes Archangel province geography and population.
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Newburgh
Dec
Newark Exchange
Am. Can
Amc. & F
Tel. Co
Anaconda
Atchison
Bist Goldwin Loco
Bai « Oba
Leth
Tran
Cenn Leather
Chino Copper - Chi
Gu West
Urueible Steel
fEre
Elec. Co
Motors
Great Northern
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley Marine
Miami Copper
Bo. Pacific
Nevada
pNo. Pac
Fitts
Reading
Republic Steel South Pac
Ry.Tenn. Copper
Calif. Pet. Co
Gt North
If Marine
Midvale Steel
New Haven
Penn
Texas OU
Union Pac
United Motors G. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Ulahk
Wabash
W. UN
Tel
Westinghouse
J.c
Clark, Childs & Co
J. G. Collingwood
Mer
Newtureh
President Maker Thurlow Weed Leader in N Y Politics
Thurlow Weed, a famed 19th century New York political figure, was dubbed the president maker for securing nominations such as General Harrison in 1840, General Taylor in 1848, and General Scott in 1852, though Scott did not win. He backed Lincoln in 1860 after previously supporting Seward, and he never held public office.
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Thurlow Weed
New York
W. H. Harrison
Traylor
Beott
Lincoln
Wiliam H. Seward
Great Work of Doctors in Back of French Battle Lines
A WWI letter from Robert S. Dietrich, in Brooklyn, describes a dressing station behind French lines where medical staff and ambulance crews treated thousands. He recalls an air battle, long shifts, and volunteers aiding as doctors and fighters shared grim stories amid chaos and black skies.
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New York
Robert S. Dietrich
Rome
Stratford Road
Brooklyn
France
Charles W. Dietrich
Central ¥. A. C. A
Neuralgic Pains with Hamlin Wizard Oil Ad
An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe headache and neuralgia remedy. It claims soothing relief by topical use, antiseptic protection for sprains and wounds, and suggests refunds if not satisfied. Also promotes Wizard Liver Whips for constipation and headaches at 30 cents.
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Hamlin
Ninety Nine Percent Attribute Poet's Hair to Eccentricity
A wry line notes that most people credit a poet's long hair to eccentricity while the hundredth suspects he lacks funds for a barber. The remark hints at social judgments and economic hardship in a humorous, clipped exchange.
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U. S
Great Britain
Asons
Masonic
Justice Ford
New Victoria Fintel
Singer
Depot Street
M. Singer
Middletown, N.Y
Cady Dental Offices
Cady Dental Office
Worth Street
Middletown, N. Y
Shers
Rox
IBAN
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Linscowary
Ruse
Trotzky
Southwest
Archangel
Norway
Finland
Oerthers Graia
Vologds
Olonetx
Russia
Arctic Ocean
Petchora
Oaegs
Dvins
Mesen
Dring
Hamia
Tom
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Henry Street
HE. Gibbs
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