Army life on display at Madison Barracks fair crowds
Hundreds of fairgoers toured and photographed field artillery emplacements at Madison Barracks as 235 millimeter howitzers and four guns were shown in a mobile range setup. Major Aimers coordinated drills and gun servicing while officers and families interacted with visitors including Captain William Rabowne and Serge. Charles Gittens drew attention as a first Syracuse visit in more than two years. A concert followed in Empire Court.
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Madison Barracks
Farle
Stali Lam E. Waters
Ainers
Yilace
Fawr
Willian A. Rabowne
Medical Corps
G. C.J. Rabourne
the Herald-Journal
Serge
Charles Gittens
Garden City
Charles
Giltens
Gittens
Syracuse
Tes
Empire Court
Mixups Bared In Marriage Records
A couple believed they were legally married after obtaining a 1919 marriage license at City Hall. City Clerk George K Hancock found no record of a ceremony, and the pair admitted they thought the license sufficed as proof of marriage. They were seeking to validate their status amid language misunderstandings.
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Ailien-Buen
City Hall
George K. Hancock
Burglary Suspect Seizes $1.03 Purse After Entering Everett Taylor Home
A burglar entered Everett Taylor's home on Center Street by removing a pantry window, stealing a purse containing $1.03 from Charles Wider and leaving a stolen car abandoned nearby on Eli Street. Police noted the theft was previously reported.
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Everett Taylor
Jegt
Pear
Charles Wideer
Center Street
Solvay
Eli Street
Taylor
Taylor Howe
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices Blurred in Rotary Meeting Report
A Syracuse Rotary Club gathering featured remarks by Orlo M. Brest of Endicott and humorist torturer referenced as overseeing liberty topics and local finances. The document also lists marriage licenses for William Sealle McCoy and Alice Disna Martin of Richmond VA, John Vincent Laurent and Ar tre, and other names blurred by transcription errors, with scattered street addresses and odd spellings.
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Amusicas
Yuberty
Orlo M. Brest
Endicott
Syracuse
Br. Breas
William Sealle McCoy
Prearant
Alice Disna
Martin
Oneids
Tichmond
Vaia
Cora May” Best
John Vincent Laurent
Rocin
Hetan Aloe Bees Caference
Hetan Aloe Bees Caference Tenantees, 3095 Wr Big Bedlede Tawren
Maeretin
Cora Matntica
Stanly
South Saline Street
Fair Skaters Turn Pro After Year’s Suspension
Betty Lee Bounert and Jonny Kinney both of Seattle joined the New Revue at the State Fair after being suspended from amateur competition for hanging up titles. They accepted $20 for appearance but the Washington Amateur Ski Association paid $100, leading to withdrawal of sanction and their decision to become professionals. Betty and John, about 18, have been skating since youth and now headline the fair with their dancing on ice, while debates over compensation and future shows unfold. The event also features Army camps, youth programs, and pageantry across Empire Court and Indian Village.
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Betty Lee Bounert
Jonny Kinney
Seattle
Wash
Chone
Amauies
T Vain
Seattle Figure Skating Club
Washington Amateur Ski Association
Kinney
Betty
John
Enix
Dunbar Center
Syracuse
Commission Playground
Young Sisters
WEA
Hoya
Gicla
Empire Court
Indian Village
Kim
Igo
Rosd
Actiguys
Syracuse Playgrounds
Usder
Stam Jor
Municipal Recreation Dex Ipartment
House of Providence! Juond
Gut Scouta
Salvation Army
W. C.A
Partmente
Sightseera
John Tahngen
Osis
Norway
Pacific Coast
Worthwest
New York
Philadelphia
Coliseum
Lucky Teter
U.S Army
Fsum
Fifth
U. S. Field Artillery
Sackets Harbor
Charlie Poletti
New York State
Folioner
Foletti
Hippotrome
Laudeville
Sycacus Herald-Journal- Pridente
Charles H. Berry
United States
The
Six Nations
Indian Vilage
Ett A. Bates
Imifoid
Rai
Ae Ee
Matrona
Snodsey
Amn
Eriats
Met
Skaneateles Plans Big Labor Day Celebration Monday
Skaneateles will host a large Labor Day festival with a 10 AM parade line of march featuring drum and bugle corps from Syr acuse Jordah Marcellus and Skaneateles fire brigades from area towns. Awards for best appearing units, 2 PM sports program with contests and a X-raying contest, plus a park concert and fireworks at night. Parade marshals include John Fitzgerald George Smith Purcell Ludington and others. water fight led by Skaneateles Fire Chief Robert Spearing.
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Mottville
East Syracuse
Skaneateles
Syracuse
Jordah
Marcellus
Skanesteres
Oxford
Sherburne
McGraw
Fayetteville
Minoa
Jamesville
Auburn
F. Ros Beebe
Skaventeles Fire Company
Rene
John Fitzgerald
George
Smithy
Purcell Ludington
J. Charlee Willams
Inniges
Jesse Chanter
Ivan Felt
Homer
Wendell Lensenbech
Arther Welsh
Robert Kramer
Syracuse Fire Department
Robert Spearing
78 Treated In Hospital At State Fair
State fair nurses and doctors treated 78 persons yesterday for minor r ess and injuries after a quiet night. They removed foreign objects from eyes in several cases. Harry Jordan, 82, of 105 The Bowery New York City, was treated for bruises after a horse rolled on him in a stall. Louis Miller and Joe, both named in the report, suffered a knee wrench and arm cut respectively. An 11 year old boy who cut his hand on barbed wire while sealing a fence to gain entry was treated and sent home.
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State Fair
Nuurses
Harry Jordan
Bowery
New York City
Louis Miller
Sports Service
Joe
Robert Louce
Alfred
Penny baking contest at Women's Building noted
A Penny baking contest is listed for the Women's Building with events at 4:00 P M Tea in honor of Mrs Charles Polelli in the garden court 4:30 P M Dinner in honor of representatives of south organizations BP McLucky Teter and his mutomobile stunt driver ip Eom of grandstand and SP M New York Ice Revue at Coliseum
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Charles Polelli
Garden Court
BP McLucky Teter
Ip Eom
Grandstand
SP. M
New York
Ice Revue
Coliseum
Gerorn Court
Lucky Teter
Ais Wudometita
Pramévtand
President Roosevelt to campaign before campaign ends
Rep Joseph Startin of Massachusetts predicts Roosevelt will be on the stump to defend his position even though he has not accepted Wendell Willkie's debate challenge. The stump tour is seen as part of the ongoing campaign effort ahead of the election.
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Martin
Roosevelt Seaffle
Joseph Startin
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
New York Sea Revue and Marionette Acts At Theaters
A fragmented partial schedule lists matinee and evening showings including New Perk Sea Reove, Collavera, Marionette men, Afeapane FOREN, and Lucky Teter stunt driving in a program billed as a vaudeville or revue at venues such as Women's Building and Coliseum with times around 3:99 P M and 4 PM reference points.
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Specal Matinee
New Perk Sea Revove
Collavera
Afeapane Foren
Intermediate Class Hosts Seniors at Crouse-Irving Hopitals
Intermediate class of Crouse-Irving Entertains Seniors at a formal dinner in the root garden of the Onondage Hotel. Sixty guests attended with speakers Miss Elsie Hiller, Ms Leola Hirsch, and Mes Dorothy Doman. Prophesies, class poem, and history were read. dancing followed.
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Crouse-Irving
Crouse-Irving Hospics School of Nursing
Tne Onondage Hotel
Elsie Hiller
Lewis Bayne Found Dead in Bedroom
A report from Bareet describes the death of Lewis Bayne aged seven, found in a bedroom suspected to be due to a heart attack. The body was removed to a hospital where a coroner indicated the death may be from natural causes.
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Lewis Bayne
Bareet
Pihe House
Heapital
Gok
Canada Optimistic on War Report From Ottawa
Holmes reports after tour that Canada remains optimistic about war prospects. He cites civilian morale, convoy safety around Halifax, and strong naval escorts as crucial factors. The narrative emphasizes wartime strength and anticipated Allied progress despite German threats.
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Canada
Holmes
Halifax
Sniper Camp Plans Fall and Winter Activities
A monthly meeting of General Snipes Camp 66 Sons of Dainn Veterans of the Civil War will discuss fall and winter plans at 8 PM on Tuesday at the Hei ntichs building 120 East Fayette. The 4th annual national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic continues in Springfield the week of Sept SA. No Centred New York GAR men will attend this year and Onondaga County’s Alfred E. Stacey, longtime representative and past commander in chief, has died March 10. Affiliated groups like Women’s Relief Corps and Daughters of Union Veterans will encamp with the GAR. Army Nurses meet only at national gatherings. The General Army encampment election will be held Tuesday Oct 2.
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Plana
Mde
Genersl Snipes
Sons of Dainn
Heintich
East Fayette
Grand
The
Republic
Springfield
New York
Oxon Ginga County
Fone
Onondaga County
Alfred E. Stacey
Elbridge
Grand Army of the Republic
Stacey
GAR
Grand Army
Datan
Gasoline War Cuts Prices in Syracuse
A price-cutting gasoline war spreads from New York City to Syracuse. Major companies reduce to 14.3 cents per gallon, after taxes amounting to five and a half cents, with independents at seven for a dollar. A Syracuse dealer says profits are slim and the fall deal yields about 8.8 cents gross.
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New York City
Syracuse
Pair Held to Face Charges Next Week at Daw Fallowine
An investigation into the theft of a payroll check at Carrier corporation named John Foult Merriman Avehur and Herold Haley as suspects. Police court today ordered the two employees held in fortified custody, facing second degree charges. Detective Cornelius Conk reported the case and stated the investigation continues with authorities pushing for next week’s hearings.
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Daw Fallowine
Amaneaceu
Ohioan Fined for Gaming at Fairgrounds
James F. McGalre 51 of Cleveland was fined 15 dollars after a routine at the fairgrounds. He escaped 15 days in jail for keeping gambling and for operating a wheel of chance booth near the midway. Witnesses testified McGalre offered visitors prime prizes and blankets among other items. Local officials investigated the incident and noted safety concerns at canal terminal tanks near the fair.
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James F. McGalre
Cleveland
Fair Green
Counties Triumph in New York Junior Cattle Show
At the State Fair Ground on August 30, twenty four of fifty two counties won prizes in the Junior Cattle Show. Chenango led Holsteins, St Lawrence and Livingston won multiple divisions, Onondaga and others followed with varied earnings across breeds. High individual honors went to Herbert Crumb Jr. of Oxford for Guernseys, with Catherine Crumb of Mt Upton close behind. other top exhibitors included Douglas Thomson and Burton Rich among Jerseys and Holsteins.
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Yor
Chenango
Livingston Wan
St Lawrence
Onondaga
Orange
Clinton
St. Lawrence
Livingston
Yates
Catherine Crumb
Mt Upton
Wilford Cheeseman
Elinberg Depot
Douglas Thomson
Walton
Burton Rich
Hobart
Philip Comings
Bainoridge
Ge Holstein
Howard Trainer
West Leyden
Robert Samson
Verona Center
Hollein
Robert Hoagland
Auburn
Elwood
Pack
Livonia
Michard Coyna
Avon
Edward Sisson
Leroy
Robert Collins
Malone
Richard Coon
Homer
Iajythe Guernsey
Robert Holcomb
Tunnel
Taroy Holcomb
Tanoul
Fouirth
Elizsbeth Pratt
Atulon
Mist Lagra
Ernest Rich
Henry Luchsinger
Coondaga Hi
Misa Frances Jennings
Durham
Wayne Brown
Ayrshire
Wilford ‘Coeeneman
Ellenbure Depot
John Moran
Harold Wight
Gouverneur
Donata Fillager
W. Laws
Moers
Winsners
Bruce
Hagen
Adams
Marie Nichols
Staplin
Black River
Charles’ Weaver
Jefferson
Denale
Boyd
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Stinsvastand
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Edison Am Lincoln
Florence
Hee
Evers
Gaaresterd
Weston's Drug Stores
Xun
U.S. Field Artillery
U.S. Liberty
Aif
Jemermes
State Fair Youth Organization
Heralé-Journal-Prudatics
Hore
AML Chasse
AML
Afarionetti
Stoke
Marion Slake
Teaith
Tureiay
G.A.R. Parley
Marvin
Canal Terminal
Meyer Rotana
City Hell
Fats Toming
Gans
Gans From Fire Ciet Eilwand
Greweiman
John FP. Sloan
Charles Wilkes
NeLwon F. Pitts
New York State Fair
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Mulroy Ss
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