FULT SET FOR TEL FOUNDATION FULT SET FOR TEL FOUNDATION
The Frederick Hotel Company wins the excavation and base work contract for the New Hotel at $29,958 based on an estimated 7,000 cubic yards of dirt priced at $1.25 per cubic yard and 1,571 cubic yards of concrete at $1,350 per cubic yard. rock adds to the base price. The job includes penalties for delays and a $15,000 Liberty Bond deposit. Demolition proceeds on the site under W. S. Arnold. last building razed and site clearance advancing despite weather, with work to start immediately.
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Frederick
Heraher
Arnold
Liberty
Inwareh
W. 8
John Stershey
Frank Ek
LeRoy Wachter
Dollings Company
Court Street
Gladhill
Buffalo Hotel
Schmidt
Madison woman joins Foochow college faculty
Misa Eva Melby of Madison Wisconsin, a former Anglo Chinese college dean of women, went to Foochow China to join the faculty. The article notes her education at the University of Wisconsin class of 1920 and subsequent service as a dean prior to her move.
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Misa Eva Melby
Madison
Wis
Foochaw
Ching
Heroine
Anglo-Chinese College
Misa Melhy
University of Wisconsin Wih
Foochaw College
American Methods Ot Mission’ Organization
China
Receivers Appointed For Geiger Jones Company
Receivers named for the Geiger Jones Company after creditor John W. Rapp filed petition. Cleveland manager Richard Inglis and Canton secretary-treasurer Edward Stevens named as guardians. Company offices exist in Pennsylvania with stock sold in this city and county. The firm financed industrial growth for years and reported solvency despite the action.
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Geiger-Jones Company
Canton
Oto
Ohio
West Virginia
Severa Points
New York
Banda of Celvers
John W. Rapp
Richard Inglis
Cleveland
Edward Stevena
Geiger. Jones Company, Ag
Pennsylvania
Birth of eight babies reported in Tam bee tale
Mexican physician authorities investigate a Tam bee report claiming Senora Enriquita Rub ha gave birth to eight babies, all but one dead. The mother is reported to be well while the Mexican Medical Association says it will probe the report’s authenticity.
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Mexico
Fl Universal
Din Place
Children Guard Supplies Pace Gears Day and Night
The American relief administration was advised that children were guarding relief stores. Juvenile guards volunteered after reports of hunger in other regions. They patrolled warehouses day and night, causing neighbors to awaken with their screams at any suspicious approach. They were reportedly satisfied with the meals provided and did not wander.
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New York
Der
Kngstove
Busabe
Chinese delegation secretary named Chinese consul to New York
A Chinese delegation official, Ziang Ling Chang, is selected as Chinese consul to New York City. A former Columbia University student, aged thirty one, he has served as secretary of the cabinet and will assume duties in New York upon the conference’s conclusion in Washington.
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Ailag-lag Chung
New York City
Columbia University
New York
Knoxs Widow May Receive 7500 Support
Washington December 15. The Senate debated an appropriation of 7500 for the widow of late United States Senator Philander J Knox of Pennsylvania. The sum follows the customs of substituting one year's salary to widows of deceased congressmen and senators.
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Knox
Washington
U. 8
Philander J. Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
Congress
Fire destroys unit at Hayden Chemical Works in Passaic
A blast at the Hayden Chemical Works in Cornel Passaic suburb sparked a fire that burned several workers during firefighting. The facility structure was destroyed. the plant, formerly German-owned, had been sold previously by a New York owner in a sale run by the property custodian about one year ago for 2,700,000.
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Hayden Chemical Works
Passaic
N. J. Des
Heyden Chemical Works
Curnell
Allan AL Ryan
New York
Razing Schmidt Building Nears Completion
A small daytime crew had removed most of the Schmidt building roof, and Superintendent Arnold predicted the structure would be demolished by tomorrow noon unless weather worsens.
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Schmidt
Arnold
Moonshine in Camp Dix Chapel sparks probe
Moonshine activity discovered at Camp Dix near Mt. Holly involves a 30 gallon mash setup linked to a chapel hospital area. David Vardee of North Carolina, a former service member, admits pull of the scheme and is jailed in Mercer County for further investigation. A separate Kittanning robbery left Dr. John Whann seriously injured after home attackers set fire. State police and county detectives investigate both cases.
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Mt. Holly
Dee
Camp Dix
David Vardee
North Carolna
Hardee
Mercer County
United States
Haines
Alt. Holly
Kittanning
John Whann
Whann
Danube Flows Through Nations with 52 Languages Spoken
The Danube river traverses several countries where 52 languages and dialects are spoken. It remains a focal point for cultural diversity and regional interaction among communities along its course.
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Danube
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TEL Foundation
Fens
Bennett
Hunter
Eva Melby
Helolafote Delorte O Totatecte
Geiger-Jones
Ziang-Ling Chang
Deeb
Cievrolet
Maryland Motor Machine Co
Patrick Street
Maryland
Frederick’s
Soli
Snd
Fanky
Cline
Hoosier
The
Obe
C. E. Cline
Will Fini
Christmas Saving’ Club
Weinberg
Suara
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