Temporary D L Station Is Started Near Syracuse Street
A temporary D L station is begun near South Clinton and West Tayloe Streets adjacent to a temporary yard. Engineer Nelson Pitts plans to raise the preset station near Slate Arcurs once tracks across West Onondaga Street are laid by 7 PM. Traffic on West Onondaga Street will be routed via West Adams Street during work and is to reopen by 7 AM tomorrow with temporary rails in place.
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Lex Psesenger
OL & W
Ratt & ‘Detor
Syracuse
Clinton
West Tayloe Streets
Nelson FL Pitts
West Onondaga
Onondaga Street
West Adams Street
Trafic
Stanton Seeks Guard Home as Battery Must Vacate Arena
Lieutenant Colonel Charles F L Stanton, commander of Battery A, 104 Field Artillery, seeks temporary quarters after the Arena building on South Seneca Street must be vacated by October 1. The Arena Company gave 40 days’ notice, prompting plans for an armory at East Genesee Street via state purchase of the Tigris Shrine property. A State Fair building or other state-owned facility may serve temporarily, with red tape to clear.
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York
Charles FL Stanton
A. 104 Field Artillery
Arena Company
South Sehna Street
Notive
Tigris Shrine
Genesee Etreet
New Armory
Calonel Stanton
Avena Company
Couple Wins Two Jitterbug Prizes In One Night
Adi ot Magnolia Street and Florence Pack of North Celdes Street claim two jitterbug honors at State Fest and a community festival finals. One dancer fainted during the endurance championship while Bela hurried to Eastwood for a parallel contest. The couples earn sixth place and a silver loving cup amid a hectic Saturday night event.
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Adri
Magnolia Street
Florence
North Celdes Street
Arian
Miss Peak
Bela
Eastwood
Oourles
Whites Attend Indian Corn Dance on Onondaga Reservation
Whites from across New York gathered on the Onondaga Reservation to witness the 156th annual Indian corn dance. Chief Frank Jaanes and Chief David Russell Hill led ceremonies as spectators watched the public climax of a privately begun rite.
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Onondaga
Ind Lans
Newlor
Kort
Avai
Fairfon
Frank
Dhp
Council
Indiana
Frank Jaanes
David Russell Hill
State fair schedule features horseshoe, spelling bee and fairs
At the Coliseum and surrounding arenas the day opens with judging of horses and cattle including Aberdeen Angus and Hereford classes. Events span harness racing, horseshoe pitching, stenography and a statewide spelling bee with a dinner honoring winners in the Women’s Building amid entertainment and exhibits across multiple venues.
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Herald
Prudence Penny
Shropshire
Hampshire
Cotswold
Oxford
Leicaster
Caltle
Chester White
Poland
Ching
Berkshire
WSP
Halstein
Coliseum
State Federation of Home Bureaus
Syracuse Hosts International Good Templars Convention
Syracuse to open the New York State Lodge convention with an 8 PM formal start at Water History House, continuing through Wednesday. Gordon Payne of Medina will speak on the Order and Home of Empire Lodge, with Dr. Harry G. Greedsmith of Rochester as grand chief templar. Erie County Democrat leader John Hines dies Friday. his family mourns.
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Syracuse
Good Templars
International Order of Good Templars
New York State
Histon
Hirth- Jplace
jEmpre Lodge
Gordon Payne
Medina
Evan
Harry G. Greeksmith
Rochester
Templar
New Route Number Signs Erected in Syracuse
Route number signs were installed in Syracuse by the Site Division of Highways to guide traffic. Signs were produced by convicts at Auburn Prison and placed under supervision of J. Burch Mo Morran, with City Engineer Ne Many coordinating a citywide update replacing signs posted a decade earlier.
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Syracuse
Site Division of Highways
Auburn Prion
J. Burch
Mo Morran
Spraccan
State Fair Opening Day At Attune 12 Throng Thrice Told
Opening day at the State Fair drew a large throng as visitors toured exhibits across the grounds. Cattle hogs poultry and livestock displays filled the Coliseum and Sheep and Swine Building while the Farm Machinery Building showcased modern implements. The Tasker May Mills Memorial Women's Building hosted events for Women Press and Radio Day with tours, races, and a busy schedule led by Mrs. McCuie and Mrs. Hornbrook.
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Jim Place
Lo Ue
Mangosta
Evapirt Siete Gladialus'Society
Tasker May Mills
Eek
Edweard S. McCuie
Syracuse
Ursula Hornbrook
Ogdensburg
Kathleen J. Small
State College of Home Economics
Cornell University
Jewish Community Center
Girl Hurt When Dragged By Steer at State Fair
At the state fair one girl, Mary Hall, 25, was dragged by a steer during the grandstand pageant Paths of Freedom. She was hurled against a tree and bruised, then taken to hospital after the steer bolted and she was released from shock.
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ald-Journal
Prudence Penny
Mary
Terry
Empire State Gladiolus Seeity
Burg
Lewis County
Pitance
Miss Hall
Exposition
Chun Mem-I
Mary Hall
Terryburg
Exposition Grounds
Farm event marks State Fair with multiple pageants and races
Thousands of Ferm sid Home Bureau and Grange members converge for Farm Organization Day at the State Fair grounds. Highlights include a luncheon with E R Exsman and talks by Miss Marjavie C Smith, Governor Lehman guest appearances, and youth organization events plus horse show and automobile races. The Grand Circuit racing meet closes Saturday with Sunday auto races and Labor Day exercises.
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Farm Organization
Ferm Sid Home Bureau
Grange
E.R. Exsman
Wditer
Ameria Ag
Courle
Fasr
New York Ie
Marjavie C Smith
Syracuse University
Whtirman
Herbert H. Lehman
Fire Destroys Otisco Home Of Cummings
A Destructive blaze at the Cummings home near Otisco destroyed the dwelling and its newly added wing. Firefighters from Cully Firs and local volunteers battled the flames for hours but could not save the house. A motorist who discovered the fire helped raise the alarm and rescue belongings before authorities arrived. Damage is estimated at 36000 with barns spared and the family reportedly displaced. Several motorists gathered at the scene causing traffic congestion and police assisted in keeping order. The home’s occupants had recently expanded the property with a new wing prior to the fire.
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Bellevent
Starke
Reuss
Glisen
Fuster Maysnsteen
Lie Tower
Oor
Hays
Cummings
Tully
Cummings Tej
Air Rifle Seized After Boy Is Hurt
Police seized an air rifle following a boy being hurt on Fileh Street. The Juvenile defense and crime prevention head Charles O'Donnell ordered the boy to appear today. Names such as James Goad and Beluga Tronian appear in the fragmentary report.
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Forday
James
Charles O'Donnell
First Trust Personal Loan Helps Mary Find Career
Unskilled and discouraged Mary faced scarce jobs and mounting bills until the First Trust Personal Loan service enabled her to enter business school. Last June she graduated with honors and secured a position, now helping repay her father. The ad invites others with problems solvable by a small loan, offering 12 months to repay with flexible monthly dates.
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Mary
Lisa
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