Five boys to work at dn factory and other ads
Local notices list job ad for five boys at a factory under Supt Huttig Mig with 200 rolls for 65 note player at Hirt Fester Hershey. Also piano ads for 4700 mahogany player with 24 rolls at 338, and other sales including women’s shoes closeout at Leyson’s. Trinity parish Sunday schools at Weed park. Amateur Golfers event at Gotham New York with Garden City Golf club on Long Island and entry close tonight.
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Huttig
Hershey
Anunalpiente
Trinity Parish
Trinity Church
All Saints’ Chapel
Weed Park
Gotham
New York
N.Y
Garden ‘City Golf Club
Long Island
Marines Ready for Instant Service Across the Nation
Washington reports U S Marines can mobilize within hours for any trouble spot. About 1 000 Philadelphia based Marines would ship on short notice. Norfolk reserves require ten weeks training before readiness. Transport and provisioning would take hours or up to 12 hours for full food aboard. An advance base overhaul of Hancock plans a swift Guantanamo expedition upon signal.
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Aashington
D.C
Philadelphia
Marine Corps
Fishting Service
Norfol
Army
Hancock
Navy
Guantanamo
Plan to Forestall Further Senate Disputes
Washington August 25. Senate elections committee prepares regulatory legislation to extend state election laws to U S senators. Senator Walsh Montana and a subcommittee draft a bill allowing governors to call special elections to fill vacancies and to vote for senators at regular elections. Many states lack machinery to implement the direct election amendment in time for the next election.
Don’t Miss the Mississippi Saturday Evening
A brief Mississippi feature note highlights events planned for Saturday evening on August thirtieth and thirty-first, inviting readers to attend and enjoy local activities along the river.
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Mississippi
German Sovereigns Meet at Kelheim to Celebrate Napoleon
Aug 25 Kelheim reports a gathering of German rulers led by the prince regent to commemorate Napoleon. Emperor William I and the dead of Hamburg Bremen and Lübeck attend with city republic officials in a ceremonial assembly at Kelheim.
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Kelehem
Kelheim
William
Hamburg
Bremen
Lubeck
Varia
Germany
Two Prisoners Charged in Bold Hold-Up Case
Thomas Russell Jr and Det Crabtree, youths serving a 30 day county jail term, faced charges of highway robbery after strong evidence tied them to the January hold-up. A watch engraved with Harry Hudson’s name was found in Crabtree’s room, linking the suspects to the crime as police pursue connections to a nearby gun shop theft. County Attorney Herbert G. Thompson filed the informations before Police Judge Rowan.
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Thomas Russell Jr
Det Crabtree
Ropbery
Rowan
Herbert G. Thompson
Harry Hudeon
Harry Hudson
Crabtree
Mra. Cobb
Walnut Street
Thompson
Bond
Hudson
Disturber I Captures Wrigley Trophy at Water Carnival
Disturber I of Chicago won the Wrigley Trophy emblematic of motor boat supremacy at the Chicago water carnival. Commodore Tames Pugh owned the 40 foot hydro plane Disturber I, powered by Van Bleyck engines, finished 30 miles in 2 hours 47 minutes 47 seconds. Disturber II lead rivals Hoby Reliance of Brooklyn and Oregon Kid in a fast field at Grane Park.
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Chicago
Disturber II of
United States
Commodore Tames Pugh
Baby ‘Reliance
Baby Speed Demon
Thrilling hydro race ends with Disturber victory amid protests
Four boats started including the Kitty Hawk and Oregon Kid. Magneto trouble sidelined the Oregon Kid and the Kitty Hawk on laps. the Disturber dominated, leading by a quarter mile at the finish as the Baby Reliance battled waves. Protests over course cutting were rejected by judges.
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A. Cork
Pasa
Pugh
Hratzlap
Chicago
Oregon
Nead
Bidy Reliance
Oregon Kid
Wondartel
Jack Beebe
Baby Reliance
Disturber
Kitty Hawk
Kid
Broklyn
Arbitrate of Chicago Burlington and Quincy labor dispute
Chicago Aug 25 Arbitrat ion of the differences between 507,000 trainmen employed by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad and its officials began before Judge Wey L Chambers government mediator. The men demand wage increases ranging from 12 to 20 percent depending on the character of work. In the previous negotiations the railroad rejected the demands stating earnings did not warrant such advances. Saturday both sides admitted they were hopeless at odds and appealed to the commission acting under the law. Judge Chambers acquainted with the raliuation about Chicago between Indiana railroad and
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Chicago
Burlington and‘ Quincy Railroad
Ite
Sciale
Aldea
Indiana Railroad
Pleasant: Game Interrupted by Police Visit
An unexpected police visit interrupted a card game at the Mi Hang Warber shop on I Third. The quartet, Ric. Anderson, Samuel Moblhany, Rol Piphard and Edgar Allen, appeared before Judge Rowan. Each pleaded guilty and was fined $1 plus costs. officers raided a known gaming area and confiscated several cards.
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Ric
Anderson
Samuel Moblhany
Piphard
Edgar Allen
Rowan
Police Partment
MM Boney Place
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David Bogard
Hirt & Yesler
Herghey
Birge Mississippi
Leyson
U.S
East 2Nd Street
Senate
Thomas
Hubbell
Hundson
Disturber I
Wrigley Trophy
Commodore Pugh
Schmidt Music CO
East and
Adam Weckler
Kitty Hawke
MH Hy Wmken
Gauton
Ohios
Milton’ Smith
Ranier
Commodore Blackton
Brooklyn
Fuller & Hitler
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