Local Service Ads and Listings Include Auto Trim and Shoes
A fragmented, noisy page lists auto tops and enclosures, shoe shines, seeds, trucking, tires, wallpaper, and lumber ads. Firms include Oshicon Auto, The Wickert Rooting & Supply Co, The Smith Seed Company, General Tire Co, Center Hat Show, and Wall Paper services. Multiple phone numbers and addresses appear with scattered product notes and sales offers.
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Smith Seed Company
Waugoo Street
Kish Eureet
Frank
Seri
British Patrol Fire on Chinese Brigands Reported
An armed British patrol on the West River near Honghong engaged a large band of brigands cruising toward Kongmoon. The British opened fire killing many and dispersing the rest as local residents later offered thanks to the authorities.
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Honghong
Kongmoon
Hawaite
Oshkosh Kiwanis Supports Welfare Plan Continuation
Oshkosh Kiwanis Club, by nearly unanimous vote, favors continuing the Oshkosh Welfare Association plan. George Cormack reported on the committee’s findings as members debated annual fund drives versus maintaining the current system. Speakers included William Kennetz and William Reuther. Axel G. Pearson of Ironwood was announced for July 7.
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Rluanis
Unite
Campeisa
Oshkosh Kiwan Club
Iself
Oshkosh Welfare Association
George Cormack
Thee II
Ciite
Renoris
St. Paul
William Kennetz
Pres
William Reuther
Axel G. Pearson
Ironwood
Mich
Lions’ Club
Joseph Wilson
Mlay
Lawrence Perkins
Racine
John H. Moss
Milwaukee
Moss
Auto Title Registration Law Protects Vehicles From Theft
Auto owners gain theft protection under a new title registration law. The secretary of state will issue title certificates with registration next year for a six cent fee, aiding recovery of stolen cars and potentially lowering insurance costs. Governor Blaine signed the measures, plus funds for an indemnity program and party-name changes.
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Associated Prean
Madison
Secretary of State
Blaine
Chicago Engineers Strike Protest Over Salaries
Five hundred seventy five members of Chicago’s city engineering service did not report for work, leaving all rooms unused as they walk out on a three day suspension to protest salaries. City Engineer Bricken reported at his desk but said he was out with them personally.
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Associated Frans
Chicago
Nngineering Service
Chipewa
Bricnon
Tymene
Auto Crash Ties Man to Pastor Death
Arthur Van Denberger, 28, is jailed after an auto wreck that killed Paul Carlson, son of Rev. Berman Carlson, Swedish Mission Church pastor. He allegedly fled the scene and was captured after a five minute pursuit by police.
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Gay Associated Press
Menootinec
Mien
Arthur van Denberger
Jair
Paul Carlson
Berman Carlson
van Denberger
On- Mee
Renewal of Gasoline War in South Dakota Decided
The governor’s administration said the gasoline war against private air corporations will continue in every county and across the state where prices are deemed unreasonable. Information reached the governor, with reports of over twenty communities showing clearly unreasonable gasoline prices.
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South Dakota
Associated Press Prem
Gunderson
Lions Set Week of Oct 12 For Special Purpose
International Lions clubs meet at the ninth annual convention as Marty A Nevmas, international president from Toronto, outlines a plan dividing the association into three divisions and designating a week in October as anti narcotics week with members urged to observe the event.
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Lions' Clubs
Cedar Point. O
Castle Rock Slides Into Ocean Off Santa Barbara
Castle Rock, a familiar Santa Barbara beach sentinel near the old mission, was swept into the ocean by yesterday's north wind. A jagged surge followed a lamdicle that broke over the rocky pinnacle and carried the rock beneath the waves.
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Castle Rock
Santa Barbara
Perens
Santa Bartera
Calif
Caste Rock
Santa Barbara Beach
Asia
Federal dry chief urges immediate grand jury session
Milwaukee report says Judge FA Geiger ordered convening of a federal grand jury immediately on the matter. John B Madden, chief of the federal prohibition forces in Wisconsin, has relayed the urgent directive.
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United Dpress
Milwaukee
FA. Geiger
John B. Madden
Prohibition
Wisconsin
Heirs to Lester Estate to Face Judge Fight
United Press reports a legal clash over the Lester estate with Judge Dennis Sullivan set to rule next Friday on whether Joseph Lester or his sister Marguerite Hyde holds the rightful claim. Hyde seeks to preserve 2,008,000 invested in coal mines for her father’s grandchildren while others push immediate division. this case caps a long sequence of court battles over administration of a vast estate.
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United Pro
Chicaro—Heien
Levi Lester
Dennis Sullivan
Sullivan
Joseph Lester
Marguerite Hyde
Suffolk
Berkes
Lady Hyde
Joseph Leiter
Bho
Ilfiols
Lester
Alix Nancy Campball
Five Arrested on Conspiracy Charge Under the Day Act
Five men were arrested at the Mayflower Hotel on conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. Prohibition agents conducted the raid aimed at individuals previously investigated by city officers. The hotel sits on Connecticut Avenue near the White House and most guests remained undisturbed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Prohibition
Connecticut Avenue
White House
Dity
Spears Will Remain WVU Football Coach This Year
Charleston West Virginia Dr Clarence W Spears will remain as coach of the West Virginia football team this year George M Ford state superintendent of schools said today in answer to reports that the mountaineer coach was considering an offer from the University of Minnesota to become head football coach there Ford added that Minnesota is considering offers and would weigh options before making a decision next year
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Charleston
Clarence ‘W. Spears
West Virginia
George M. Ford
State Superintendent of Schools
Mountaineer
University of Minnesota
Opinions Differ As To Fifty Fifty Aid For Highway Work
The governors conference in Fond Springs Missouri heard sharp debate over the niecyfifty plan of federal aid to states for highway construction. Gov Albert C. HuckLe of Maryland criticized the federal aid system and noted states receiving more aid than contributing to the treasury.
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Associated Press
Fond Springs
Governors’ Conference
Albert C. Huchle
Maryland
National Treasury
Alleged Gunman Arrested for Denver Payroll Heist
Denver police arrest Chicago gunman Jim Sullivan in connection with a Windsor Farm dairy payroll robbery worth $12,000. He admits involvement in the Denver theft and is linked to other alleged robberies including a $36,000 jewelry store hold up and an $18,000 theater cash theft in Saint Paul, Minnesota, plus a $95,000 mail robbery in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Denver
Colon Jim Sullivan
Chicago
Windsor Farm
Sullivan
Bt. Paul
Minnesota
Mslwauker
Wis
White House Dog Makes Trip With Collar Tag
The White House Airedale arrived at the White Court today from Washington. A tag on the collar read Paul Pry, 1 President and Mrs. Coolidge. After a brief visit to executive offices in Lynn, the dog was escorted to quarters here.
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White House
Duel Erupts Between Rival Editors Over Article
Romex Tullio Giordana editor of The Tribuna and Giovanni Amendo la editor of The Mondo clashed over a contested article. Physicians halted the duel after Giordana was wounded on the forehead, and the editors announced reconciliation.
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Romex Tullio Giordana
Prof and Mrs Moore Not Seriously Hurt In Auto Mishap
United Pregn Anugo reports Prof R A Moore and Mrs Moore of Madison were injured in an auto accident near Tomahawk Lake yesterday. They were conveyed home, Dr Joseph Moore of this city rushed to the scene when informed. Their son was away at the time due to bone disease.
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R. A. Moore
United Pregn
Anugo
Mra
Madison
Tomahawe Lake
Joseph Moore
Jena bin Parente
Series of robberies solved by arrest of youth
United Press reports Ray Woods, 18, of Oklahoma City, is linked to a spree of daylight holdups and burglaries including the Bohne store robbery. Woods, alias R Wilson and FH Walker, was captured after shooting Bohne. He had prior theft arrests in Missouri reformatory transport, with an elevator man at a local hotel detained for investigation.
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United Press
Ligin
Sigin
Ray Woods
Oklahoma City
Many Riffians Dead After Drive on French Lines
In the upper Leben valley a large number of Rifian dead were counted after an offensive against the French ended Saturday. French troops on Sunday returned to the district and cleared out the remaining enemy forces.
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Prench
Morocor
Leben
Pastor sells his throats to British Medical Association
A pastor from Minn kin says he paid 10 069 dollars to the British Medical Association for delivery after death. He reports two pain af voeat chords and other medical burdens amid unclear details.
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Pastor
British Medical Association
Prean
Kediorg. Minn
Hev
Ema Racen
Kebingy
Man Killed Attempting to Beat Train at Crossing
An incident in Rice Lake Wisconsin reports Andrew Rog, age unknown, struck at Mennenger Street crossing. The victim attempted to beat the train and was fatally crushed. survived by a large family of relatives and children.
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Rice Lake
Wis
Andrew Rogstad
Mennenger Street
Killing robin with an air rifle sparks fine case
Milwaukee related report states Alex Kreve faced Judge Judas Pare in district court after an air rifle killing of a robin Friday. Deputies Valentine Raeth and Pater Diedrich charged the incident. a $10 fine and costs were imposed.
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Robin
iBy United Prensa
Milwaukee
Alex Kreve
Judas George E. Pare
Hiesn
Valentine Raeth
Pater Diedrich
Withearen
Waadome
Hotel Floor Collapse Injures Police Officers in Quake
Three Los Angeles police officers were injured when a portion of the Arlington hotel floor collapsed during an earthquake, sending detectives and others to the basement. Officers Tom O’Brien, Captain Wid Plummer, and others suffered cuts and bruises as rescuers recovered jewelry worth $46,000 from the wreckage.
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United Pranas Manta Barhara
Los Anselos
Arlington Hotel
Tom O'Brien
Wid
Plummer
Polenta
Wiliams
Ing C
Milnat
Inn
AM Angelew
Jewi
Aancia
Salem College names head football coach
Associated Press reports Garhabure and W Van Ferdinand Rockwell of Jackson and Mire University announce the appointment of a new head coach for Salem College football. The letter says the director at Latin ensinge will oversee the transition as Lane president of the na tivation confirms the change and outlines upcoming duties.
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Salem College
Associated Pres
Garhabure
W. van Ferdinand A. Rockwell
Jackson, Mire
Univers Tany
Afiettezn
Haw Focen
Ae Fen Cash
Ntisletle
Latin Ensinge
R Drewes
S Lane
Nsativation
Francia Ft
Fall From Scaffolding Raises Fatality Risk At Site
Fragmentary report notes a worker fell from scaffolding between levels four and five. The mishap at an unnamed Milwaukee site involved unidentified workers and teams, with sparse details on injuries and immediate actions taken.
Fear of reprimand drives child to conceal bullet wound
In Holvit, Wisconsin, a child hid a bullet injury for more than 48 hours to avoid parental scolding. The mother's discovery of stained clothing led to hospital treatment and successful removal of the bullet. Doctors cite a troubling pattern of concealed wounds in recent years.
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United Prous
Holvit
Wis
Feneat
Cather
Parm
Pradete
Frank Bracker
John Beaker
St.atury' Hospital
Physiciana
Uhl
Man Survives Four Days Without Food After Mosquito Bites
A man described as in bad shape reached a hospital after four days without food and being bitten by mosquitoes while making his way by cranking trains to find work. He was improving at the hospital today.
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Vretrolt
Alta
Toelay
Babe Ruth Returns to Yankee lineup after ankle scare
Babe Ruth suffered an ankle injury in a recent incident but reports indicate no bones were broken and he is back in the Yankee lineup. He rejoined the team as the Yankees prepared to face Boston at Fenway Park, with officials confirming improved mobility and continued evaluation.
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Babe Ruth
Yankee
Ruth
Roeton
Fenway Park
Fabie
Grand jury returns no bill in deaf mute shooting case
A perplexing case ended without charges as a grand jury declined to indict in a shooting involving a deaf mute victim. The chaotic proceedings referenced an apparent assault on Hammell Ryan at Lundgren’s residence, with unclear details and disputed actions.
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Hennenin
Dodiay
Herbert Tandgran
Hammell Ryan
Lundgren
French and Germans in deadlock over commercial treaty
Paris reports show French and German negotiators at an impasse on a new commercial treaty. Officials blame German objections to French proposals while Paris insists on defined maximum and minimum duty tables for German goods. The long negotiations have reached a dead end with little prospect of quick progress.
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Associated Pruwd
Paris
Apparition Of Late Husband Interpreted As Rain Prospect
An old widow in Necfolx village reported seeing the apparition of her late husband for about half an hour. United Press notes the event as a possible omen of rain while the village rector and parishioners discuss its meaning and origin.
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Ifin United Press
Lonton
Directors of Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company in Session
Directors of the Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company headed by Toho Hertz met in a special session. Before the meeting, Mr. Beria stated there would be no engagement. It was understood any departure from the proposed course would wait for final working out of the plans with the General Incorporation.
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Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Chierzo
Yellow Cad Manuinetartig Company
Toho
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Atwood Insurance Agency
Atweond
Main St
TRE Mehlock Go
Federal
Tre E Agency
Nach Garere
R. Andrasko & Son
Reakle Place
Augustin
Merritt Straet
Adams
Obla Street
Riling
Erinding
Roeder
Main Stree
South Main
Westinghouse
Cooper Batterfee
Sea Us
Cook & Brown Lima
Sciatics
A. O. Andergoh
Mt Vernon Street
Ceape Street
Cartoon Service Fire
Glass Commercial Cartoon Service
Bulletin
Oabkosa Cistern and Tan’ Co
Seventy Street
Pnone
George Ha
Cook & Brown Lime Co
Korn- Wallen Co
Kerneten
Eversteinglectrical
Demestro Otficlas Supply Co
Stannard's
Andrew Anderson
Elms Wood Avenus
Miles Co
Florists
Miles
Washington Boulevard
Ford
Franks B. Elden
BO Ccape Sitea
Steade
A. Schneider
Gregor St Frade
Roche Iseand
Aide Helwery
Tates Au Nan
Bb, Id. Sanders
Peart Street
Wausos Street
Palit Arder Agd
Henry
Crete
Merritt Street
Owscary
Heidke & Embs Roofing Co
Vernon Street
Mulva & Supper Agencs
B. I
Oshkosh Citizens Loan and Invesment Company
Aires
Penney
Oshkosh Storage Company
Cooda
Tor' South Main Street
Cshkosh Window Co
School Street
Mueller
Oshkosh Engraving Co
Gteeretree
L. Cheford
Central Ate
Oshkosh
Fu ‘Bros
Phos
Annes
Tower Plumbing and Heating Co
Berryman
Guran
Simplex
Main Street
J.W. Larning
Duggan Printing Co
Brats Goo Street
Cook & Rowan
Wickert Rooting & Supply Co
Mainstreet
Ed Wickert
Ruelke Tires
Oregon Street
Worbes & Terah
Tors
Jeferson Ave
General Tire Co
State Street
Geinl
Cantralave
Macia
Cook & Browo
Spears
New York
High
Fenee
Northwestern
United States
Ole
Ofice
the Daily Northwestern
Arlind Brees
Indurien
Almay Ranniahiua
Kaminaxi
Stafford Anny
Owen Newaeaps
Ernes
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