Motor Trucks Relieving the Railroads Over Akron Cleveland Route
Traffic experts from The B F Goodrich Rubber Co estimate over fifty double header freight releases this year as motor trucks move from Akron to Cleveland. A seven two hour census counted 14 706 vehicles with 38 percent horse drawn and 1005 commercial trucks carrying about 1200 tons. Rubber goods and war supplies flow both ways supporting Akron factories. truck haulage is vital to employment and national distribution.
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Akron
Cleveland
Ohio
America
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Atlantic
Goodrich
Railroad Men Dance For The Red Cross Benefit
Railroad workers from four brotherhoods held a Saturday night dance in Keene. The event featured music from Kammer orchestra and kept attendees dancing into the early morning. Funds raised are expected to exceed $200 for the Red CrossWar relief, with all profits beyond expenses donated.
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Joredi Mall
Great War Relief
Apply Liniment Twice Daily for Hack Relief
Improper note suggests using Chander lain liniment twice daily to relieve a hack. Warns to thoroughly mass the mugolea of the hack over the wrist during each application. Guidance lacks clear medical basis and contains ambiguous terms.
He'd Paid the Bills Weeds Marry a Uneoamaker
A clipped, garbled caption chronicles a domestic bloom of wealth and marriage. A man marries a moneyed partner, funding her fashion and wardrobe while facing social pressures. The read reads like a sensational note on money and marriage in a volatile union.
J B Congriff Dead in Denver Bank Leader dies at 54 in Denver
John H. Cosgriff, a founder of the Hamilton bank chain with brother James E. Cosgriff, died suddenly at his Denver residence after a three hour illness. A Salt Lake County former commissioner, he had long banking and stock raising interests in Wyoming and Utah, touring between Salt Lake and Denver.
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Johnh. Cosgriff
James E. Crosgriff
Continental National Tank
Salt Lake City
Hamilton
Denver
Wyatting
Utah
Congeiff
Salt Lake
Reo
Wyoming
Salt Lake County
Salt Laler
Cosgrift
Hamilton Bank of Denver
Salt Lake Tribune
Cosgrif
Burgett Family Bound for Oklahoma Home
Mrs Emily Burgett left Kemmerer on the 15 for Denver with her three children to live in Hennessey Oklahoma with relatives. Chief Agent H W Burke of the Wyoming Humane Society helped arrange transport. Struggling since her husband left over a year ago, she had relied on county aid. Kemmerer ladies active in welfare support express gratification at the family's relocation to a stable home.
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Emily Burgett
Kemmerer
Denver
Hennesy
Oklahom
Ford may seek Democratic nomination for Michigan senate
Henry Ford, a non Democrat and famed Jitney maker, may accept the Democratic nomination for Michigan senate if pressed by the State Democratic conference. The move reflects a call for a real American official regardless of party and could lead to Ford’s election, shaping national policy with a strong leader.
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Ford
Michigan
Senate
McCormick Lease Drilling Moves to Cretaceous Ground
Mr. Chas. Lackey of Lackey Drilling moves a large rig to the Cretaceous field as crews prepare to spud in on a section leased by McCormick from the Crotanenita r oud company, owner of about 7,000 acres in the Dry Piney field. The rig is set, drilling to begin near the Uretureone well with plans to reach 2,500 feet if needed, signaling a likely wave of development this season in Dry Piney.
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Chas. Lackey
Lackey Drilling and Development Co
Lackey
Spud Ip
Toling
McCormick
Crotanenita Roud Company
Cormick
Lackey Ax- Wools
Cook Shies Tat Into The Ring
Carl Cook, former Clerk of the District Court, seeks the Republican nomination for County Attorney. He cites court and prelims experience, pledges to prosecute without county funds, and warns criminals. He previously ran for Treasurer and was defeated by Gilhart Taycom. he was admitted to the bar about five months ago and has been practicing in Afton.
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Carl Cook
District Court
Star Valley Independent
Cook
Tressurer
Gilhart Taycom
Lar
Afton
Evanston Man Killed Flying In Aeroplane
Elwin Chapman of Evanston, son of George Chapman, was killed in an aviation accident near San Diego while in government service. A 26 year old graduate of the school of military aeronautics, he was to have soloed soon. He leaves a brother Lieut G Hobart Chapman in government service.
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Elwin Chapman
Anti Mra
George Chapman
Aviation Fleet
San Diego
Cali
Young Chapman
School of Military Aeronautics
Coyle
Mr. Chapman
Cinta
Lincoln Counties
Evanston
Lieut. G. Hobart Chapman
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Robert R. Rose
J. R. Christmas
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J.W Sammon
J.M. Mott
Lincoln County Miners
Tloxpital
Kemmerer, Wyoming
LH. Kindall, M.D
Drs. Hocker
Stafford & Roe
Marshall
Reynolds
N. W
Cunningham & Hocker
Kemmerer, Cumberland and
Diamondville, Wyoming
C. E. Melvin
Atiaw
the. Deer Kemmerer Savings Bank
Kemmer
Bon Ton Restaurant
The
Lincoln Exploration Co
Slate Cheek
Aladdy
Lincoln Exploration Company
Wyo
Georgie Irving
Red Cross
Lane
J. B. Congriff
Rghtt
Oklahoma
Nator
Henry Fondy
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Company
Fae Na
Oip
Emma Lou
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