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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1923

Page

8

Kansas City Women Show Business Skills Beyond Looks

NEA Service profiles five of Kansas City's leading women who blend beauty with business acumen. Mrs. A. D. Jones, the only woman customs broker in America, built a vast network and imports range from hatpins to mummies. Frances M. Connally rose from sealing books to leading the Connally Letter Company. Miss Reine Fletcher started as a filing clerk and advanced through perseverance and hard work.

Y Nea Service Kansas City A. D. Jones America Frances M. Connally Kansan

Women in Business Prove Smiles Spur Success in Kansas City

The article profiles Elsie M. Cosby of a large Kansas City typewriter distributorship and A. Gladish, treasurer of a major retail house, noting Cosby employs 50 women and that smiling is key to handling rude letters. It highlights single women and widows who build income through insurance sales and other ventures, with claims of five figure income and leadership when presidents are away.

Elsie M. Cosby Owener E. M. Cosby

British Rum Smuggling Ship Detained by Coast Guards

Officials report British auxiliary schooner Tomako captured six miles off Sonbright New Jersey with William McCoy, dubbed the Rum Jugger King, found in hold. Ottawa talks planned to curb liquor and narcotics smuggling, with Treasury officials optimistic about cooperation with Canada and potential extradition talks. Football gains Balkan popularity as British troops introduce the game.

McCoy Ottawa New York Tomako Coast Guards Sonbright N. J Wiliam McCoay Washington United States Moss Treasury Guawa

Friend Slain in School Basement in Bethlehem

Report from Bethlehem Pennsylvania describes a Mexican worker Feaneiseas Circleung shot three times and found dead in the basement of an abandoned Saierville schoolhouse owned by Bethlehem Steel. Companions Casimiro Pride and Antonio Prada were detained as material witnesses amid a lodging of speculation and a torn basement door. The scene included a matchlight glimpse of the body and a single brass check signed by the plant. Secret hunger strikes involving political prisoners are noted in a separate dispatch.

Bethlehem Saierville Dent Bethlehem Steel Company Feaneiseas Circleung Tiahedyo Casimira Pride Antonio Prada Dent Qaan Hein Hent Cacdenas Casinire Proto Egsdirts Crente Showlouse

Railroad Board Rules on Overtime Pay and Hours

The U S railroad board rules overtime pay and hours for telegraphers and station agents, limiting a general wage increase while allowing reductions in extra hours. The decision, amid union and management input, argues overtime one and a half times deters excess hours and notes Sunday work should be paid but not punitive. Estimates suggest overtime reductions would lower costs and reflect public expectation.

Chienagy United States Raitre Tabor Beard Ft Lind Muneus Adsa Brotherhoods Radhasted Tian Mine Peyes Wwe Uwe Rome M. W. Farr William (. McAdoo Orule

Shoot Father and Son Killings Shock Newark Night

Four men, passengers in a taxicab, were arrested after a fatal shooting that killed John Ferrara, 22, and wounded his father Nicholas in Newark. The driver Wilt Boontz reported pickups near the scene as the assailants fled. Police say the men entered a shop drunk and dragged the son outside before firing as the father intervened.

Newark Hs Ime Nicholas Wilt Ioontz Roonty Aoo Shim Shi Vic Ferrara Sonte Monster Chey

Wife Takes Still To Bed In Pittsburgh Case

Police testified that Frank Zeriskack’s home yielded parts of a still found in bed with his wife Mrs Zeriskack while another section was on the roof hidden by the couple’s 10 year old daughter. Officers found Mrs Zeriskack in bed though she claimed to be ill. She was fully clothed beside a coil and a cooling bucket. Zeriskack was fined 100 dollars or thirty days in jail.

Wittsburgh Griner Frank Zeriskack

Cleveland Tragedy: Man Drowns After Jump from Steamer

Harry C. Neilsen leaped from the steamer Great Western and swam into Lake Erie after stripping his overcoat. Several hundred feet out he drowned when he rejected a ropes thrown by a wheelsman. The incident occurred as the vessel neared harbor on November 26.

Cleveland Great Western Harry C. Neilsen Lake Erie Ife Lim

Man killed by flywheel at Fisher Brewery plant

Leonard, 29, visiting engineer at a federally owned facility in Reading, Pa, was crushed by a flywheel in the engine room of the Fisher Brewery. A prior oil splash warned workers as Leonard, from the coal regions with mining oiling experience, attempted to oil a shaft and was drawn into the belt. his body found in the oil-filled pit. Also note: Milwaukee boxing fans expect Pat Moran to fight Johnny Mendelsohn in a ten-round bout on November 26.

Federal Reading Leonard Fisher Brewery North Teending Federal Goverment Teonard Mmines Milwaukee Pat Moran New Orleans Johnny Mendelsohn

Turning Point Finally Came For Mrs Purdy Healing Stomach And Kidneys

Mrs George W Purdy of 208 West South Street Frederic Ml recounts years of stomach pain, gastritis and kidney woes. After trying various medicines with no relief she finds improvement after starting Dreeo, noting her kidneys function and digestion improve and energy returns. Pearce's Pharmacy carries the remedy in the advertisement.

George W. Purdy South St Miter Creep T Pearce

Tragedy as Boy Falls From Lounge in Bowmansville

In Bowmansville Virginia on November 26 a four year old boy, George Hoshour, died after slipping from a lounge where he slept. His mother had placed him on the lounge and stepped out briefly, returning to find him unconscious.

Bowmansville George David Hoshour Alleghenyville

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