Duelist Sargas Plans Daily Sabre Duels in Budapest
Dr Franz Sargas the famed swordsman prepares to duel daily in Budapest while police block fencing schools and American cameramen arrive to film. He aims to complete the string of encounters by next Wednesday, notes his mother’s worry, and praises his honorary New Orleans Fencing Club membership. Magda Sarges stays at home as the duels unfold.
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Budapest
Franz Sargas
Moon
Ktalian “Academy
Sargas
Court of Honor
New Orleans
Mmne
Magda Sarges
Black and White Ointment and Soap Ad Claims Proven Relief
An old advertorial style claim promotes Black and White Ointment and White Skin Soap as long trusted treatments. It touts 20 years reputation and promises to ease bumps pimples itch and irritation with standard usage notes. The text references various skin conditions and generic antiseptic ideas common to period ads.
President's Son-in-Law Named Seattle Post Publisher
Special to The Jet reports John Boettiger, son-in-law of President Roosevelt, named publisher of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer by Will H. Hearst after a lengthy strike. Boettiger, 36, has Chicago and Washington bureau experience and will move to Seattle with Anna Roosevelt Boettiger to set editorial and business directions.
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Hearst Paper
New York
John Boettixer
Seattle Post-Inteligencer
Willer Randolph Hearst
Post-Intelligencer
Montis
Hoettiger
Chicago Snd
Weenhington
Will
Bosttiger
Seattle
Hearst
Boetliger
Post- TasteHigencer
Roetilzer
Chicago
City
Chicago Evening American
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Boettiger
Tribune
Washington
The
Hoetliger
Will H. Hays
Molin Picture Provoicers
Aner- Nea
Roostvelt
Anna
Hoettker
W. V. Tanner
Tanner and Garvin
Seattle ‘Post
Charles B. Lindeman
Zeilt
Mrs. Sarah Rock Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Martha Rock 89 of 623 Lewis Street will be held Saturday at 1:30 PM at Shelley chapel with Rev. RB Livyit and Rev. LB Holt officiating. Survived by daughters Sallie and Ruby Tock. sons Daniel Rock, Claude Hock, Jesse S Hock, and Frank Rock. brother Hugh Irving. eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Interment in Roseland Cemetery.
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Sarah Rock
Sarah Martha Rock
Lewis Street
Shelley Chapel
Livyit
LB. Holt
Misses Sallie
Ruby Tock
San’ Antonio
Daniel
Cotulla
Alice M. Rock
Marshall,Mo
Claude H
Jesse S. Hock
Frank Rock
San Antonio
Hugh & Irving
Nevada
Roselaen Cemetery
Beware The Cough From a common cold: That Hangs On
An antique advertisement touts Creomulsion as the cure for persistent coughs from colds. It claims rapid internal action and claims it relieves irritated throat and lungs, promising relief where other remedies fail, and urges consult with a druggist for purchase.
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Goring
Injured Strikers Clash With Police at Celanese Plant
In Cumberland Maryland during a two week strike at Celanese Corporation of America police clashed with union pickets. Ambulances ferried twelve injured strikers to hospital with head injuries not deemed critical. James Dividon of United Textile Workers blamed company police for the violence as workers tried to stop a passenger train from entering the plant. The dispute over wage boosts and union recognition has left about two thousand workers out.
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Cumberland
Claus
Celanese Corporation of America
James Dividon
United Textile Workers Strike Committee
Ti Company
Oite
Moving Ships Move Amid Hope for Break in Strike
Le Havre France reports US ships sailing to Hamburg without discharge as 600 ton cargo to Franco may be returned. In San Francisco government moves aim to ease month long lockout. plan to use government chartered vessels to carry Alaska food as a precedent. Mexican workers union ties support to wider blockade while Pacific ports see idle ships and minor clashes in New York. Alaska railroad head says tentative deals to operate food ships. labor talks to continue with 62 Pacific coast freight vessels.
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LE Havre
France
U. S
Washington
Hamburg
Rumbure
San Francisco
District Council
The
International Longshoremen’s Association
Alaska
Hawaii
Mexican Confederation of Workers
Mexico
Gulf
Pacific
New York
Oliievils
Ohigon
Alaska Railroad
Edward F. McGrady
French Refusal to Unload U. S. Ships Complicates Strike
New York reports in the Pacific coast maritime strike show French longshoremen at Marseilles and Le Havre refusing to unload American vessels. Joseph P. Ryan calls reprisals against French ships in New York harbor. East and Gulf coast longshoremen join the strike. Marseilles workers refuse to unload the freighter Meanthut from New Orleans and the U S liner Washington remains tied up at Le Havre. The President Stardling’s sailing is delayed by crew shortages. Honolulu police detain Charles Wilson, a longshoremen’s union delegate, after a shooting before the sailors hall. Beaumont counsel seeks contempt for 236 jailed striking seamen at Port Arthur. 26 more pickets freed after a disturbance injuring tanker Astral engineer Stanley Camp. Parley on tenancy problems canceled as Governor Allred says Arkansas Gov Fulbright halted the conference per Roosevelt’s national meeting order.
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New York
Marseilles
le Havre
France
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen's Union
New York Harbor
Tonge
Gulf
New Orleans
United States
Washington
City News Nov 4% Music and dances advertised
Community notices list free dances and social events at Lion Springs Lodge and Bat. venues. Old-time music sessions at Nacogdoches area halls feature bands such as Rhythm Masters and Engle's Place with admission details and dates like November 28 and related events.
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Lion Springs Lodge
Adya Ali
Nienloyers
Lockhill Hall
Bat
Weil
Pall Sat
Twin Palms
PtAdys
Engle
Nacogdoches Road
Sat
Henry Gschumiler
Grand Coulee Dam begins concrete pouring at lowest point
In Grand Coulee Washington on November 24 engineers prepared to pour concrete at the dam foundation. The site sits 175 feet below the river level after blasting and earth barrier removal. ammonia piping and drainage work aided the excavation. The first concrete was poured the previous Thanksgiving in 1935.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Wash
Grand Coulee Foundation
Columbie
Australian Skink Makes Zoo Proud
A giant black skink has been acquired by the Staten Island Zoological Society for a new exhibition at Barrett Park in Staten Island. The society said the live skink is exceedingly rare in this country, with only one prior display ever recorded, marking a notable zoological achievement.
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Zoo
New York
Blaten Island
Barrett Park
Blaten Tana
Society
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Jamessy. Allred
J. Mi. Fultrall
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