One Day Circus for Gen Ay Seniors at Brackenridge
A one day circus will be held at Brackenridge Senior School on Gariley Street Friday afternoon and night under the senior class. A fall program of side shows and attractions is planned with a senior boy and girl to be elected king and queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gre Reatest
Iwill
Brackenridge Senoir School
Gariley Street
Chase
Merle Coun
Frederick Yamaguchi
Carrell Franklyn
Rosemary Anderson
Oscar Essel
Johonie Husy
Marion Mueller
Marjorie Scott
Stugh Watson
Miss Truth Cail
Dog Teams Trek 100 Miles to Reach Stricken Youth
Frugal endurance effort sees two dog teams race through seventy five miles of deep snow and eleven hours of last twenty five miles to reach Emmett Rouston a 20 year old ill with fever and hemorrhages in Werdenhoff mining camp. Roy Stover led the teams with Dr Numbers and John Rouston escorting the youth to safety. The rugged trek included a 11,000 foot summit and dangerous terrain but the boy was reported likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwcall
Idale
Dee
Emmett Rouston
Werdenhoff
Hahn
Roy Stover
Don Numbers
John Rouston
Stover
Numbers
Australian Dock Strike Is Settled
Melbourne reports the Australian dock workers strike, which began last Friday, has been settled. A second item notes Joh I Esser, ex-president of the Aurora Trust and Savings Bank, not to be sentenced until after Judge Newball hears further evidence on guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Delay Esser
Geneva
Joh I. Esser
Aurora Trust and Savings Bank
Newball
Fred Stove Flies in Own Airplane
Fred Stone learns to fly and plans to pilot his own plane, noting Will Roser flies often and will switch a pilot. In other news, Second Lieut. Edward Milton Everett is ordered to active duty at Fort Riley for the Croop Officers course from March 2 to June 9, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stove
Louisville
Fred Stone
Will Rosere
Will
Riley
Edward Milton Everett
San Aulonio
Cavalry School
Fort Tiley
Ran
Croop
Rum Dane Starts in Washington Describes Alcohol Flood
Washington dispatch reports a lavish spread of alcoholic medicines and extracts flooding the west. The department announced large seizures and indictments against dealers across Oklahoma, Louisiana, Missouri, Virginia and New York City. One medicine, sworn by Oklahoma Indians, blended gin ger orange peel vanilla and high alcohol and was strained before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Des. Bard
West
Department of
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisana
Missouri
Virginia
Nw York City
69 Year Old Man Squanders Bosses Money On Girls
A Chicago man aged 69 faced elarged charges after misusing 10 432 dollars given by his boss over two years to fund spending on women and cabarets. The case involves alleged embezzlement with several named witnesses and a clerk position at a Loop clothing store. The outcome awaits Judge Stanley Klarkowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Service
Chicago
Dee F Wershfield
A. W
Stanley Klarkowski
Loop
Henley
Adyar Uisernen
Street car men threaten wage strike in Chicago
Chicago December 7. Wage demands from Chic street car workers bring a strike threat to both surface and elevated employees. Union officials say about twenty thousand men would be affected by any stoppage, citing patience exhausted by dilatory arbitration. President William Quinlan of the street car men's local cites immediate wage increase as the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
Wiliam Quinlan
Ex Wives Petting at Man Window Sparks Police Response
A report notes an incident described as a petting rendezvous beneath a window near a geese setting, prompting a police call to remove the couple before an arriving officer. The article also mentions unrelated health device advertisements and product claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Palatetto
C. J. Steen
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Corpus Christi
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