Penny Savings Ad from Franklin Era Institution
An old style promotional note urges readers to save with a reliable institution offering 4 percent interest. It emphasizes time, thrift, and opportunity, promising tax-free earnings on deposits large or small.
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Pussyfoot Johnson Escapes Mob To Cemetery
The Associated Press reports American temperance advocate Pussyfoot Johnson narrowly escaped a mob that disrupted a meeting in London. Police guided him to safety through a rear door and a cemetery path. A Johnson meeting faced opposition in Wales recently.
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Race riot in Pittsburgh police station stormed
A mob of about 1000 whites and blacks attacked Pittsburgh's Hill District police station after a fight between races. Four men jailed in a crush were rescued, a lieutenant and two patrolmen injured, and firemen summoned as officers repelled the mob with revolvers.
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Cox and Harding Begin Extensive Campaign Tours
The Associated Press reports Governor Cox departs for Columbus to finalize executive business then launches a second tour through Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana and Illinois. Senator Harding starts a speaking trek lasting into October with eight states, including Tennessee, on his Eastward schedule.
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Population figures to be released tomorrow by AP
The Associated Press reports U S population and state tallies for Virginia and Florida will be announced tomorrow morning. The text also mentions other fragmented items including a fatal truck incident in Yonkers, a Dutch Reformed Church Synod figure, New York governor, Depew robbery, and a vault lock by robbers.
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Dodgers Bag 2nd Game in Contests With Indians
The Dodgers bow to the Indians in the World Series second game as Bagby ONeal for Cleveland and Grimes Mitter for Brooklyn take the mound. Weather warmer. crowds began arriving, with battle scene expected to unfold as Inn pitchers Uhle and others prepare.
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Lynching and Shootings Reported in Florida
A mob lynched three Black men and shot a fourth in Florida yesterday, while a fifth suspect remains sought as the possible killer of farmer Harvey. The prisoners were seized from jail after the mob demanded the keys. An official report notes all four may have been implicated in Harvey’s Saturday night murder.
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Spine restoration after horse kick in Massachusetts
A report details a patient named Lynn from Massachusetts who returned home after spine surgery to repair ten inches of spine damaged by a cow rib. Surgeons at a general hospital performed the operation, and the case notes a past incident where a kick from a horse caused similar injury ten years earlier.
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