Brooklyn Bridge Surrenders To Horse Drawn Traffic
A garbled ledger of New York history notes the Brooklyn Bridge losing motor traffic, regressing to horse drawn carriages, as newer spans like the Manhattan and Queensborough bridges take most vehicles. The piece laments the old iron clad road's fate and recalls the bridge’s grandeur and past role in city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
Steve Brodie
Trackman
Otiatl Capprehy
New York
Tee Wheela
Brooktha Bridge
Abe
Bt Teaver
YaUge End
Sears
Wesleer
Govethar
Manhattan Bridge
Whalen
Trooklin Bridge
Steve Hrodie
Fatal mob incident in Benton area reported in 1930s era notes
A Black man, aged 38, was killed by a mob near Benton in what appears to be a hazy 1930s report. The article mentions jail passage and late Thursday death, noting police action and arrests the prior Tuesday. Details are fragmented but indicate a violent public harm near Shreveport with regional references to Benton and Pemberton.
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Shreveport
Lan
Verion
Negrd
Benton
Ewan
Vere
Pemberton
Movies for Schools and Pedagogic Pictures Demand
Will H. Tay, president of Nie qmanda Temires mredceers, urged at a Wednesday conventery address for co operation between mociau vietare prodyters and the National Education Association to develop pedagogic pictures and armed ate scientiticalie teaching aids. A committee should be appointed to explore joint funding and distribution.
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VacMs
Boston
Mociau Vietare
Tdeention Association
Will H. Tay
Nie Qmanda Temires Mredceers
Dl Tritulate
America
Abe Eluviters
Appointment of Postmasters Sparks Internal Discussions
Fragmented text references appointing postmasters in Washington and other locales with odd names and unclear details. The passage implies meetings with producers and facility use planning, but key names and dates are garbled.
Poincaré Wins Confidence Vote On War Policy
Paris July 7 Premier Poincaré won a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies by 62 to 65 after a debate over the government’s war policy. The result affirmed the administration’s handling of responsibilities for the war amid partisan contention.
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Tepwiles
Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Trinaties
Communisty
Two Drownings After River Rescue Attempt Near San Angelo
Sam Angel and a woman died in the North Concho River within five hours after two drownings occurred as Stan Ford attempted a rescue. The woman's body was recovered at daylight downstream and burial held at 2 o clock. A dynamiter surfaced the girl’s body further down river near the Santa Fe hay. A separate log entry notes the Detroit, a 2072 ton vessel built in Baltimore and launched in 1803, recently purchased by stock centers for scrap.
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Sam Angel
Tex
Joly
North Concho River
iMaorneg
Hollies
Gaytapkotd
Bootmaker
Jewell Ball
Wueaday
Stanford
Biss Ball
Gwenb Sivhy
Wildven
Buvint
Santa Fe
Detroit
Philadelphia
Stork Centers
Charleston
D. C
Baltimore
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Tom At
Pales Uebout
Ety Palierman
Colvin
Tatt
London
R Piler
el Victoria
Catt
Tord Desborough
Col. Geor
Wallner Howard Tate
The
Pilgrims
Vf Harvey
Karl Or
Laken Keandall
Dexiton
Louisiana
Service
Price
Wilson
Palm Beach
Siler
Gabardine and
E. Houston St
Manhattan Cafe
Womart
Washington, D.C
McAllister Spreechs
George B. lv
Sviterlund Sprin Ae
Tadey
Angelo
Dalkowntz
Ist
Organdie
Vance
Nainsool Union
Men’s Fine Sennett
Flores Street
Seegaiee
Katz’s & His
Crepe de Chine
Georgettes
E. Houston
Piggly Wiggly
Bulletin
Canova
Southern Pacific Lines
North
Texas
Sannae
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Ednix
Corticann
Meale
Hearne
Caldwall
Iddings
Denver
Colorado Springs
Sleeping Cara
Los Angeles
Sy. Sym Antonio
San Antonio
P.M
Navarro ST
Travns
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