Liberty Bell in Frisco's Exposition Parade
The Liberty Bell, symbol of independence, was moved to the Pennsyl vania pavilion at the exposition in San Francisco. A grand review under the Tower of Jewels featured President C C Moore Governor Johnson and other dignitaries as Champ Clark spoke on peace for America with a strong navy. Joseph P Gaffney of Philadelphia formally delivered the bell to the exposition for display until December 4.
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Icisco
Cal
Third
Townsend
Tower of Jewels
C. C. Moore
Johnson
Rolph
Murray
Philadelphia Guard
San Francisco
Champ Clark
Moore
Clark
America
Annapolis
West Point
Hell
Joseph P. Gaffney
Philadelphia
Exma
Summer school at University of California draws diverse adult students
In Berkeley three thousand students attend the UC summer session with wives and mothers among them studying sanitation cooking and home management while professionals seek career insight. Mature learners explore art literature and industrial topics and some join leisure activities in college life.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Funeral rites for Peter Lacy and W A Bly noted
Funeral services for Peter F. Lacy were held at St Vincent's church with a requiem mass and Magnolia cemetery burial. Delegations from the Workingmen's Timber and Benevolent Association attended. W A Bly, longtime Munson Steamship chief clerk, was buried at Magnolia cemetery with Knights of Pythias delegations present. Pallbearers included M Larey Campbell Charles Hamilton and others. A 21 month old child of John P. and Mrs. Mary S. Bogue died at the family summer home in Fairhope, Baldwin County, with funeral arrangements to be announced in Mobile.
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Peter F. Lacy
St Vincent's Church
Father Lenahan
Workingmen's Timber and Benevolent Association
Magnolia Cemetery
M. Larey Campbell
Charles Hamilton
A. Eastwood
W.P. Mahler
William Cash
W. A. Bly
Munson Steamship Company
Michigan Avenue
Rescuedge
Knights of Pythias
T. H. Johnston
All Saints’ Church
Pythians
Ward Gaines
T. C. Thomp- Henry §Piser
Powell Williams
Stoll
James Gibboney
W. G. Be
Sidney A
William
Death of Eight- Ei Station Resident Near Whistler
The body of T. Brinkuhoff, a resident of Eight- Ei Station near Whistler, died early today after a lingering illness. He operated a farm in Ottawa County. The undertaker company will arrange interment locally.
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T. Brinkuhoff
Eight- Ei Station
Whistler
Ottawa
Kas
UN King Company
Johnny Evers Returns to Second Base Amid Boston Roar
Johnny Evers returns to action with the Braves drawing intense New York boos and cheers. He singles doubles and a homer in a 2 0 win over the Giants, while taunting Meyers Stroud and fans.
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New York
Johnny Evers
Johnny ‘Evers
Dynamo
Giants
Braves
Boston
Astrolbing
Aleuth
Meyers
Rigler
Youn Stroud
Johnny
Detroit
Cobb
Red Sox
Speaker
White Sox
Collins
Evers
Effort 10 Fails to Settle Coal Strike in Wales
London July 17 government efforts to end the South Wales coal strike have failed. Miners delegates could not reach a settlement after conference with Walter Runciman and returned to Cardiff. About 200000 miners idle amid rioting and arrests as officials plan further talks. German agents reportedly involved in coal fields, though miners deny any German game.
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London
South Wales
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Cardiff
Runciman
Germany
Prize winners named in Mobile Item campaign drawing prizes
A sobering list of prize winners is announced by judges after counting ballots in the Mobile Item campaign. Winners include Olive Chapman Grand Bay for a Ford Touring Car and J. T. Gillis Stapleton for an Overland Touring Car, with numerous 2-A Brownie Camera recipients across districts.
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J. T. Gillis
Stapleton
Olive Chapman
Grand Bay Parc
Vera Littlefield
Fairhope
Ala
Elva Bolen
Wilmer
Rebecca Marcus
Den
Haseltine Stalino
Beatrice
Rosine Baumhauer
Whistler
Forbes
Ruth Collins
Escatanpa
Grafonola
Maud Sexton
Vinegar Bend
R. C. Beagle
Fulton
Tettie Walker
Rounsaville
Miss
R. E. Shaw
Whatley
Olive Gordy
Yellow Pine
Nina Moran
Biloxi
AE Oe
Stu Yitivn
Grand Bk
Mrs. J. T. Gillis
Allie Mae Douglas
Brewton
Qiensal
Goodrich Fair-List Propaganda Expands Tire Savings
The B F Goodrich Co argues that low tire prices boost car use and sales, urging drivers and dealers to embrace the Fair-List program announced Jan 31 1915. It claims 1 623 555 pneumatic tire users benefit with substantial yearly savings and defends quality of fabric Non Skid tires against higher priced rivals.
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United States
Ganda
Goodrich
Goodrich Co
Unclear fragment on material quality and pricing
A fragment asserts no material is removed and no reductions in list pace are ever made, suggesting a policy stance on product quality and pricing adjustments.
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Necro
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San Diego
City Ticket Office
ROYAL
H. E. Jones, JR
Union Savings Bank
Mobile, Ala
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Mobile
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
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