Confessional notes raise fear for Dicky's finances
In a domestic scene Adele Garrison and her mother in law fear Dicky may be in financial trouble or gambling as a letter reveals he cannot send funds and may cut family expenses. The tension reveals distrust and concern over Jim and Katie and the unknown reason behind his plea.
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Graham
Dicky
Madge
Katie
Jim Eco
Mrteditam’s
Margaret
Abe
Jim
Mither Graham
Feature Servics, Inc
Tulsa Exposition Sets Record Best Ever by Reardon
W E Reardon manager of gasoline plants for the Southern Carbon Co attended Tulsa Exposition opening Sept 28 and running to Oct 10. He called it the finest show ever with twenty million dollars of equipment. Two drilling rigs were used and drilling depths to 1500 feet were planned. State buildings included New York West Virginia Kansas Pennsylvania Texas and Louisiana. The Pageant of Princesses featured a three mile parade led by Miss Frances Collins Louisiana queen Miss Ramona Marcella Trees of Winfield Kansas and King Fred Windsor of Warren Pennsylvania. Reardon traveled with Howard J Hunter of Monroe gasoline engineer for Southern Carbon Co.
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W. E. Reardon
Southern Carbon Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Reardon
New York
West Virginia
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Texas
Louisiana
Frances Collins
Ramona Marcella Trees
Winfield
Kans
Fred EE. Windsor
Warren, Pa
Mr. Reardon
Monroe
Howard J. Hunter
Southern Carbon Co
Cubs Deny Stallings Hire Rumor as Manager
Chicago Cubs president William Veeck denies reports that George Stallings would become Cubs manager. Stallings, in Rochester, says he has not signed and would not sign a contract with the Cubs, reiterating no agreement exists.
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Chicago
A. P
William Veeck
Chicago Cubs
George Stallings
New York
Stallings
Rochester
Cubs
Rumor Links Crackers Manager Niehoff to Cub Pilot Gig
Word from Atlanta claims Bert Niehoff, manager of the Rochester team, has been offered the Chicago Cubs managerial position long held by George Gibson. The Rochester group remains in Rochester amid the chatter and denials.
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Rochester
Atlanta
Bert Niehoff
The
Crackers
Cub
George Gibson
Coal Merger Creates 30 Million Chicago Backed Coalition
The Bon Air Coal and Iron Company buys the Tennessee Consolidated Coal and Chattanooga Gas and Coke properties for 1 250 000 each. Backed by Chicago capital and eastern investors, the merger plans chemical by products alongside coal. Stockholders must ratify the Chattanooga sale before October 20.
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Nashville
Tenn
A. P
Chicago
Bon Air Coal and Iron Company
Tennessee Consolidated Coal Company
Chattanooga Gas and Coke Company
Chattanooga Coke and Gag Company
Fire prevention pays big return in Michigan City
The Michigan City Indiana Chamber of Commerce reports a year round fire prevention program cut fire losses from 102470.61 in 1921 to 17903.18 in 1924 while population rose 85 percent and assessed property value more than doubled. The city added 20 new factories and urges cleanup during Fire Prevention Week with tips from the Insurance Department of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on removing rubbish and reducing ignition hazards in homes and yards.
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Michigan City
Indiana
Chamber of Commerce
Insurance Department
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Velvet Ice Cream Ad Highlights Monroe Co
An advertisement promotes Velvet Ice Cream as pure delicious and popular made by the Monroe Ice Cream and Cand Co Inc. The tag line emphasizes quality and taste. The ad includes the date 11 2.
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Monroe Ice Cream and Cand Co., Inc
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Adele Garrison
Siowly
Rly
Tulsa Exposition
W .E. Reardon
Cub Proxy
Wesley Miller
Hudson
Mick
Bradfield Regult
Avianta
Brouber
ME Frsn
Tyre
Penrietta
Andrew Gump
Wenrietta
Qwney
Éuly
MacDonald
Great Britain
U. S. Navy
Fort Worth
Estats Iris Peonies
Tris
Peonies
Jos. W. Vestal & Son
Little Rock
Ark
Firestone
Milner Motor Co., Inc
Studebaker
Ford
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Pullman Transportation
Rayner Auto Company
Walnut Street
H.W. Rayner
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