Theatrical Police Reserve Strengthens New York
The New York Police Department has organized a large theatrical police reserve drawn from managers, agents, producers, directors, and stage hands. About 850 members exist with 250 in uniform, serving without pay and buying their own uniforms. The force has aided in fires and crime, with notable actions by figures like Lieut Col Savage and tailor-courier Tsavora Oschernitz, demonstrating the reserve’s reach across Broadway and theaters.
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Reserve Police Force
New York Police Department
New York
Germain
Army
Navy
New York Police Reserve
Congress
Aet
Electric Haute
Henry WL
George Mc Uphen
Marcus Lorn
Lee Sehrbert
Sam LL. Parris
BoNtbee
United Boolanu
Fe, Roth and
Orphen vaude gi + etre rats
Pre Hee Reserve
Warham Fos
BLM
Moss and Heures Co Jacobs
Meers
Savage
Pelceman
Cer Keant
Cereen
Severa
Esanpatiezer
Dharmstes
Bute Gem
Erly
Broadway
Portyv-seventh Street
A. J. Barney
Selwyn Theater
Tie
Meare
Shannon
Reserve Police
Tsavora Oschernitz
Serdine
Riverside
Dr Haley Kidney and Bladder Trouble Ad
Small bottle of none for special examination. Glasses tested and fitted if needed. Eye trouble testing available with advice provided.
Forty-eight teachers' exam applicants in Hancock
In Carthage and Hancock County offices, 48 candidates sat teacher examinations conducted by Prof. Faris over Thursday and Friday. Examinations sought include two for high school certificates, two for first grade, and 41 for third grade, with many named local applicants across Carthage, Dallas City, Nauvoo, and surrounding towns.
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Carthage
Faris
Court House
Jeannette A. Tuthill
Augusta
Elav IT. Bross
Burnside
Frank RR. Vetter
Tarethage
Merle West
Thawa
Lola Taiile Davis
Mins Gertrude Trihoulet
Basen
Vinnie Warner Worman
Hamilton
Delta Glenn Dever
Goldfa Mare Sinman
Leota Bom. Walther
Nuduvoo
LavVeta Rose T LaVine
Dallas
Jew Digeeer
Tsahel HB
Fivte
Dallas City
Gladys T. Gittings
Ralph Alien Jenkins
Lland OO Watt
Let
Warsi
Bertha
Winn Frances Marker
Dintiosity
Lucille I. Hest
la Harpe
Marys Tiannah Siewfried
Cleaver
Bertha Toesehalder
Talia ‘Teibootet
Colisa
Arth
Tribomlet
Cobusa
Netle Io Tierney
Haseer Nima
Ada Marten
I ‘Tom
Jase Ber High Shoemaker
Ely
Mrs Dennis O Connor Struck By Auto In Stirling
In Stirling Ohio Mrs Dennis O Connor was knocked unconscious after being struck by a car driven slowly by Mr Johnson. She crossed the street with her husband when the incident occurred. Mrs O Connors injuries included a lacerated head and broken bones. she regained consciousness later at night.
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Stirling
Dennis O'Conner
ER. Deniisen
O'Conner
Jobimson
Peters
Farm Loan Society Is Fully Organized
In Durham on March 23 the National Farm Loan Association branch approved the loan committee actions and established a permanent organization. Elected officers include Charles F Clarence president Henry J Wenneker vice president Frank F P Winneker secretary treasurer. Directors are Charles F Clarence A R Bolton W F Waggener W H Crystal Grover Yarbrough F Russell Winneker A E Richmond Henry J Winneker Arthur S Willows.
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Durham
National Farm Loan Association Branch
Charles F. Clarence
Henry J. Wenneker
Frank FP. Winneker
A. R. Bolton
W. F. Waggener
W. H. Crystal
Grover Yarbrough
F. Russell Winneker
Albert Rupp Returns Home From Overseas
Mrs. Elizabeth Rupp of North Twentieth street received a telegram Friday confirming that her son Albert Rupp had landed in the United States at Newport News Virginia after months abroad. A prior letter said he was well and coming home, ending the long period of anxious waiting for Quincy relatives and friends. Rupp had left Quincy in May with a large group of local men for service overseas.
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Elizabeth Rupp
North Twentieth Street
Albert Rupp
Quincy
United States
Newport News
O. K. Young Rupp
Quincey
Quincy Bors
Soldier separated from company during overseas service
The report notes Crockett from Texas went overseas with his unit and spent weeks with comrades before developing fear related illness. He was hospitalized, his company moved ahead, and he did not rejoin them. Most troops were in the Third Trench Mortar battalion and arrived at the front.
Miller’s Antiseptic Promises Remarkable Results
Advertised snake oil claims extraordinary cures with testimonials from Mroord CL Gibson of Jonesboro Arkansas and Mrs Florence Meager of Hartford Connecticut. Customers report relief for diphtheria neuralgia rheumatism and sore throat claiming the product costs one dollar a bottle with money back offers.
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Mroord
CL Gibson
Jonesboro
Ark
Mrr
Gibson
Florence Meager
Whitney Street
Hartford
Conp
Williams
Gadsden
Ala
No Letter From Rupp Since November Resumes This Week
The report notes no communication from Rupp for several weeks, with letters resuming only two weeks ago after a long gap in November.
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Rupp
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Haskin
Frederick J. Haskin
N. Y
Metropolitan Opera House
Osterlitz
Harlem
DR. Haley
Tinos
State Board of Health
Belvidere Board of Health
Belvidere
Ilineis
Peevio
County Banka
Glendale Ave
Poara
Illinsic
Or Dr. Blair
Maine
Taarny
Werten Ay
Tenuk
Ncubak
Acme
House Paints
Johnston
Tenk Hardware Co
Gem City Building and Loan Association
H. B. Dines
Association
Blackstone Bldg
Sixth Avenue North
Vermont St
Quincy Railway Company
Hancock
Mr. Sterling
Farm Loan Society
Miller
the Royal Hotel
Excelsior Springs
Kansas City
Crandall
Columbia Talking Machines and Records
PF. W. Loewenstein Piano CO
State Savings Loan & Trust Company
Member
Federal Reserve System
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