Street Cars Run Under Federal Guard Test In New Orleans
Street car service operated by guards began on the St Charles Tulane belt route as daybreak to nightfall with hundreds paying fares. The test proceeded without disturbance while federal authorities weigh next steps, with union negotiations ongoing between New Orleans Public Service Inc and striking workers.
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New Orleans
Bess
Foe Etreet Car Company
Em: Fortm
St. Charles-Tulane
Victor Loisel
Ajmed
Coventnee
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Last Man's club to toast 311 dead veterans at quiet dinner
In St Paul Minnesota the Last Man's club of First Minnesota volunteers marks 46 years since formation with a final annual dinner. Three elder members host at John Goff's home as the wine bottle from the first reunion is opened for a toast to comrades fallen. The event preserves Bull Run memory with a restrained gathering.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Last Man's Club
Minnesota
John F Goff
Peter O. Hall
Brant Charles
Larkwoot
Teff
Goff
Sit Water
Mina
Sur
Bull Run
Mother bear beats angler in Root River incident
In Bault Ste. Maine on July 10 Clarence Stewart fishing from a canoe encountered a cub playing with a tennis rackets. The mother bear charged out of the brush and cuffed Stewart, who repelled the attack with his fishing rod. He shows the broken pieces as proof. Vote school bonds Thursday.
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Bault Ste. Maine
Clarence Stewart
Romother Bear
Stewart
Rogers Furniture Ordered Sold in Court
Henry A. Rogers, a furniture dealer, faces five indictments for forgery as chattel mortgager and involuntary bankruptcy petitions were filed in federal court. Attorneys C. A. Davies and J. C. Fall appear as Rogers and Inn reps as property at 417 Main Avenue may be seized. Petitions were lodged May 22 by Sterch Furniture, Rogers Wade, and A. Ti. Franke companies.
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Henry A. Rogers
C. A. Davies
Rogers
J.C. Fall
Inn
Toad
Main Avenue
Sterch Furniture Company
Rogere-Wade Furniture Company
A. Ti. Frank E Company
Polish flier's sacrifice in transatlantic crash
Polish fliers Maj Ludyik Idzikowski and Casimir Kubala died after their plane Marshi TWiludksl crashed near Gra ciosa island during a Le Bourget to New York flight. Kubala, injured, tried to rescue Idzikowski as flames engulfed the upside-down craft. Idzikowski lay dead inside the cabin until dawn. The Iskra ship carried Idzikowski and Kubala’s remains to Horta for funeral rites. Kubala’s injuries were non life threatening per island doctors.
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Horta
Azorés
Casimir Kubalu
Kinwell
Maj
Ludyik Idzikowski
Graciosa Island
Trilliant
le Bourget
New York
Ldzikowski
Flaes
Kubile
Ldzkowski
Tom i
Aa. m
Zakra
Santa Crux
Poland
Litte R Church
Iskra
Kubala
Rubale
Gracias Island
Unhurtin train wreck in Hillside clears passengers to NYC
Seventy three passengers aboard the Pittsburgher No 60 were to arrive in New York today after a wreck near Hillside. Engineer B Evans died, fireman W C Keefer was injured, and four cars including a club car derailed as the freight accident blocked the line. passengers were transferred to Manhattan Limited No 22 and dispatched with light delays.
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Billside
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daxaenger
B. Fevans
Pittsburgh
WC. Keefer
Heavy floods drown many in Mol-Na province
Bucharest July 15. Heavy floods drowned numerous persons in the Mol-Na province as the Bereth River rose a foot, threatening the entire entry.
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Bucharest
Itumania
Mol- Naa
Bereth
Germany Ships Bremen to Boost World Shipping Bid
BERLIN July 16 A German shipping push resumes with the departure of the luxurious liner Bremen at 3 p m from Bremerhaven for New York. The vessel will call at Southampton and Cherbourg, aiming to set a record crossing in about six days.
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Berlin
Bremen
New York
Bremenhaven
Non-stop Airman Still at Wichita Delayed Repair
A Wichita bound nonstop flight experienced motor trouble delaying Kin Tock’s aircraft as it aimed to depart from Los Angeles to Newark. The incident caused a temporary halt in the trip with repairs underway.
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Wichita
Herd
Ferber v. Fahy
Kan
la Angele
Newark
War contracts and neutrality in jitters from Beverly Hills note
A fragmentary letter from Wile Rogers discusses recognition of Teussia by England and hints at imminent conflict with Russia and China. It critiques war contracts, neutrality, and the hypocrisy of civilized nations counting on humanitarianism while nations threaten each other.
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Beverly Hills
England
Teussia
Russia
China
Seach
Wasps Burn Arbor in Campfire Girls Clubhouse Fire
San Antonio youths Jor Wimbl and Joe Wilson tried to smoke out wasps at the Campfire Girls clubhouse on Center Street. A palm leaf arbor burned, and a fire at W. O. Graves 205 Wearre Street damaged the room while he cooled clothes with gasoline. flames were contained with no injuries reported. An advertisement notes a school election on Thursday.
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Jor Wimbl
Joe Wilson
San Antonio
Center Street
W. OB. Graves
Wearre Street
Graves
King George Rallies After Operation In London
British telegraphic bulletin reports King George I recovered a good night after an operation for an abscess near the chest. Doctors say local conditions, including chest incision, are satisfactory and the king will remain in bed for weeks to ensure full recovery. The Prince of Wales was present. the bulletin notes infection issues but expresses optimism. Divorces granted in Springfield court include Lane, Rutledge, Morales, Jones, Gulley, and Hadley cases.
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London
George
Salia
Spm
De'klog
Stanley Hewht
Hugh ‘ Rigby
Wilfred ‘Trotter
Lord Dawson
Penn
Prince ‘of Wales
BH. Lane
C. B. Lane
Severo Enera
Victorianm Gonzalea de Enera
Carolyn Rutledge
J. D. Rutledge
Maria Sandana Morales
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Houston Street
Kapkins
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Pal
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Gale
Burn Arbor
Mondh
Me Wot & Marx Co
He Wolft & Marx Co
Dimity
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