Vast Land Open For Homesteaders Nationwide
Vast tracts of land across the West are opened for homesteaders under Interior Department terms. Service veterans may claim credit for military time toward a three year residency, with acreage and housing cultivation requirements. Several states offer 560000+ acres for general and preferential applications, including Utah’s Emery and Grand counties. Apply via the local land office for diagrams and entry details.
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Utah
Emery
Grand
Salt Lake City Land District
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Wyoming
Dangerous Study Comment Sparks Personal Resolve
A playful exchange from the Punch Bowl column notes a remark about mastering the ukulele and contrasts it with a claim of needing constant armament for three months, implying a mix of persistence and caution in the anecdote.
Will Tolerate No Disorder at Cascade Park
Park Manager Don McKibben declares Cascade Park will be policed to prevent disorder. Police arrested a young man last night for discharging railway signal caps in the park as officials vow vigorous prosecution. the park has largely been free of trouble, with rail company attorneys ready to push cases.
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Cascade Park
Don McKibben
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania-Ohio Railway Company
McKibben
Altornera
Millionaire Was Waiter Six Years Ago
New York June 13 James M Wallace once a Scottish mill hand and years ago a waiter at the Algonquin Club in Boston has risen to a seven figure fortune as the right hand man of William M Wood of the American Woolen Company. At 37 he remains active in boxing and golf and credits his success to a sharp mind and his early meeting with Wood.
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New York
James M. Wallace
Scotland
Algonquin Club
Boston
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Jimmy Wallace
Jimmy" Wallace
The
Herald
Wallace
Wood
America
Wallace's rise with the Riverina Mille and Shawsheen Village
Wallace, a waiter turned agent for the Riverina Mill of the American Woolen Co, impressed textile magnate William M. Wood with a plan to improve waste wool value. He now oversees Shawsheen Village development, part of Wood's broader effort to provide ideal living conditions for workers. He is married with two sons, aged 11 and 10.
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Wallace
Mr. Wood
Algon Ruin Club
Scotland
Wood
Riverina
American Woolen Company
Shawsheen Village
Wiliam M. Wood
Wood Destresa
William
James
Jacob Whitmore Dies Sudden at 65 in Canton Origin
Jacob Kennery Whitmore a 25 year car inspector for Carnegie Steel died suddenly while adjusting a water pipe at his home 1411 West Washington Street. Heart trouble attributed his death. He was born October 26 1858 in Canton Ohio and lived here long. Survived by wife Mary Elizabeth Whitmire daughter Rose Murfin Canton brother Oliver Whitmire and sister Polly Hensel. Funeral Friday June 15 at 2 p.m. at residence. Burial Oak Park Mausoleum.
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Weat
Washington Street
Jacob Kennery Whitmore
Carnegie Steel Company
Fiis
Mr. Whitmire
Canton, O
Jesse and
Elixzabeth Kenery Whitmore
Ambassador Harvey Guests Return to White House
United States ambassador to Great Britain George Harvey returned to the White House as a guest of President Harding and Mrs. Harding after an absence. Ambassador Henry P. Fletcher, U.S. ambassador to Belgium and participant in the Santiago Pan American conference, is also at the White House. Harvey plans to visit Peacham, Vermont, before resuming his London post in July.
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International News Service
Washington
George Harvey
United States
Great Britain
White House
Harding
Henry P. Fletcher
Belgium
Santiago
Ambassador Harvey
Peacham
Vermont
London
Cascade Park ball fence torn down after wind damages
The Carnegie Steel company completed tearing down the Cascade park ball grounds fence after a windstorm revealed rotted posts. Officials judged the fence unsafe so the structure was removed. The grandstand work is proceeding.
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Cascade Park
Carnegie Steel Company
Uafe
Mafia Gunmen Kill Bronx Ice Cream Maker in Apparent Mistake
Two unidentified gunmen killed Michael Niccolozio, a Bronx ice cream manufacturer, outside his shop amid a crowd. Police suspect Black Hand revenge, while relatives say Niccolozio did not belong to the group and was mistaken for another man.
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F International News Service
New York
Michael Niccolozio
Bronx
Niccolozio
Mwo
Niccolozia
Ear rings and emerald jewels set New York trends
The market notes bold emerald pears and ten or six inch brilliants as in demand with prices up to 40000 dollars for a pair. Creole gold rings rise in fashion and long earrings pair with latest colors and robes. The piece discusses health and piercing history, noting their supposed eye benefits.
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New York
Stevenson Plans Annual Report to Board of Trade Directors
Stevenson will deliver his annual report to the Board of Trade directors at the Elks' home at 12 15 p m Thursday. The event covers the year ending May 31, 15238. Also present is a quotation on small acts of kindness attributed to Sir Humphrey Davy.
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PK. Stevenson
Elks
Earrings Persist Despite Criticism in Paris Campaign
Paris reports that American drive to ban earrings in the name of hygiene and progress draws laughter from shoppers. Huguerta Garnier in Lia Excelsior says fashion will outlast the controversy. Cartier director Revillon dismisses fears saying sales remain strong as new laws target only certain states.
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Alice Langelier
International Mews Service
Paris
Baresara
Huguerta Garnier
Lia Excelsior
France
Atlantic
Monsieur Revillon
Maison Cartier
Rue de la Paix
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Aarenal News Service
Department of the Interior
New Castle
NEW Castle Electric CO
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Petele
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Ambassador Harvey White House
Firestone
Indianapolin
Tre Tailor
Rtandarda
Gibson & Ingham
Keystone Auto Co
Cascade
Adams St
Steele & Steele
Universal Sales Co
Gloria Tire & Rubber Works
Moravia St
Gunton Motor Co
Jefferson St
WT. Hares
Mahoning Ave
Riney’s
Raymond St
David Samuels
Smithfield St
Stevenson
Sir Humphrey Davy
New Casale, Pa
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