Salvation Army reorganizes leadership in Chicago area
Chicago on July 17 reports Brigadier McMillan and 34 officials leaving for commands across the United States under General Wan Jigotn. The anti suicide bureau run from Hel yedier McMathin's direction has received 400 inquiries. lack of employment and drink drive many to seek death, while loneliness ranks high for those seeking help.
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Chicago
Induxander McMilan
Helyedier McMathin
Wrmy
Bureau
Brigidier McMivan
3St
Sully
McMillan
Spokane
Washfins
Des
Iowa
Powbles
Army
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Marcusson
Cleveland
Kimball
New York City
Dark
Blanche B. Cox
Kansas City
Kiddle
Alinoig
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mrs Adolph Toepperwein Aims To Break 1000 Clay Pigeons
Mrs Adolph Toepperwein plans to shoot 1000 clay pigeons in a single day at Scheuermeyer’s Park, a feat previously done only twice in history. She will start tomorrow morning and pace herself throughout the day, aiming to demonstrate mastery in trap shooting as a potential first for a woman. The event recalls her earlier record of 481 misses out of 500 pigeons in two hours.
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Adolph Toepperwein
Colorado Springs
St. Louis
Look to the Democrats, Coleman Says Prohibition Move Fails
W P Coleman, campaign manager for Bexar county prohibition submission committee, says national prohibition party should stop nominating national tickets and work within the Democratic party. He cites lack of knowledge about nominees Eugene W Chafin and Prof Aaron Watkins named at Columbus convention. Coleman urges Texans to pursue success through the Democratic party. George Guedry of the Southern Pacific, Lake Charles division head, visits and notes city improvements.
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W. P. Coleman
Tofr
Prohibition-Submission Committee
Bexar County
Uus Forenoon
Natonal Prohibition Party
Coleman
Eugene W. Chafin
Chicago
Aaron 8. Watkins
Ohio
Columbs
Prohibition
Texas
Democratic Party
Cole- Tan
National Party
George Guedry
Southern
Lake Charles
Eizh
Shook Responds To Harris In Candid Ad Defense
Phil H. Shook denounces Theodore Harris in a paid ad for misstatements about a county financial crisis. He states he did not desert county interests, did not take a leave of absence, and only toured his father’s ranch for a day on business. He asserts attendance at all county meetings and that plans to ease the crisis were adopted with bankers and officials.
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Theodore Harris
Autuce
Theotius Harris
Gatt
Pdim
San Antonio
WY Patiter
Willan Aubrey
Abrey
Wade
Iis
Pilot
Phil H, Snook
Cateraw Withdraws From Race After Fatal Auto Collision
Colonel FH Cateraw republican candidate for Congress in the third district withdraws after striking Eugene Sullivan a laborer with his automobile yesterday killing him instantly. The committee plans to meet soon to select a replacement candidate amid a tense mood and conflicting reports surrounding the incident.
Slays His Wife and Receives Prison Term
New York July 17. A man slain his wife Carrie with a bread knife at a sit in general sessions. Pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Judge Mulqueen sentenced him to not less than 10 nor more than 20 years in Sing Sing. The defendant is 56 years old. The district attorney urged manslaughter after reviewing evidence of possible drunkenness. An eyewitness corroborated the events.
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New York
Campbella
Kta
Carrie
Mulqueen
Sing Sing
Fever cases on battleship Nebraska prompt transfer to hospital ship
Several rare cases of blue-gearnet fever developed after the battleship Nebraska left San Francisco and have been moved to the hospital ship Poliet. The Nebraska is to proceed to Java for isolation and coal.
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Bondulz
Nebraska
San Francisco
Poliet
Java
Has Faith in His Airship Despite Mishaps
Fredrichehafen notes no discouragement over recent airship mishaps and maintains confidence in his rigid system. His chief assistant says the failures were incidental to tests and not due to construction, with repairs expected in about ten days and no ascent for three weeks.
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Fredrichehafen
Cownt
Forth
Second Victim of Fourth Dies in New Jersey
In Paterson New Jersey 13 year old Charles Wow Jey Skmble died of tetanus after injuring his left hand with a blank cartridge on July 4. He had been in the hospital since and this marks the second death in Paleveon tied to Fourth of July mishaps.
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New York
Charles Wow Jey Skmble
Paterson
N.u
Paleveon
War on Drug Asks Japan Consent to Restrictions
China has urged Japan to agree to limit mor phine imports and injection instruments used for the drug. Other powers have agreed to the restriction and the opium traffic will be discussed at the Shanghai Opium Congress in January, with measures for control under consideration.
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China
Japan
Shanghai
Markets in New Orleans area show little change
The New Orleans market closes quiet with prices largely unchanged as buyers travel for the holidays. Wheat futures in July hold near previous levels amid light activity, while regional grain bids in Galveston and Houston show modest movements. Prices from Kansas City and local wheat grades reflect steady to soft tones with typical variations for midsummer trade.
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New Orleans
eMinel
Sunstroke Report Provokes Comment In San Antonio
A report of a young girl succumbing to heat at the intersection of Soledad and Houston streets drew commentary. Dr Dinwiddie said he was not attending the patient when the tale circulated and noted he was enjoying a watermelon at the time.
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San Antonio
Soledad
Houston
Dinwiddie
Wenit
Fats
Long Guadalupe River Trip Planned by Camp Outfit Team
Marty Mills and Joanie Curran with Mr and Mrs Davis plan a three week sailing camping trip down the Guadalupe starting near Comfort. They will pass through New Braunfels to Brainfels area and travel in a sailboat with full camping gear. George Worley, a traveling freight worker near the Southern Pacific, returned safely from territory work reporting crops looking well despite some weevil damage.
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Marty Mills
Joanie Curran
Mr. Sand
Davis
Guadalupe
Brainifels
George Worley
Pacitin
Two Questions to Mr Hertzberg in July Democratic Primaries
An advertisement asks Harry Hertzberg if he announced a legislature candidacy before seeking justice and if, after accusing Mayor Callaghan, he sought support and was refused, then continued to abuse him. The piece presents a yes or no challenge about his public conduct and political aims.
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The
Peare
Legislatuire
Callaghan
Laguage
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