Monuments to be unveiled at Woodmere World Cemetery
Five Maple Camp World of the World members are honored with monuments in Catholic cemetery Sunday at 3 30 p m ceremony marks first in the cemetery in three years Charles W Tompkins is the orator with Maple Camp officials coordinating the event Relatives and camp sovereigns will attend as officers and members depart the hall at 3 o'clock on a special car.
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Maple Camp
Woodmer
John C. Lynch
A. Alvarz
H. Werneth
J. I. Hyde
M. T. Schennessy
Charles W. Tompkins
A. Cogburn
A. McKinstry
L. Bauer
The Stolen Cub at Crown Gaumont Exhibition
The Crown screens The Stolen Cub a tender Gaumont Company film about a mother bear's love for her cub. Adivertisement fragment notes the title and presentation details.
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Gaumont Company
Adivertisement
Mexico Will Not Rely Solely On German Army Instructors
Paris October 8 Mexico will not confine its army instruction to a German mission. Miguel Diaz Lombardo the Mexican minister to France says Mexico is not in a position to demand military instructors. He notes that Mexican officers may attend French schools and artillery may be purchased in France.
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Paris
Mexico
France
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Police Activity in September Report Details
Police Clerk James Barry summarizes September activity with 573 arrests and $1,559 in fines for the city. Among arrestees 351 were Black and 10 were white women. Black women counted 212. The breakdown includes white and colored prisoners and discharge totals, with collections attributed to the Gaumont Company.
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James Barry
Hale
Restrictions On College Girls At Harvard Library
Radcliffe College girls are restricted from Harvard Library. entry limited to six per group and segregation to a special room. The library head cites crowding, chatter, litter, and distractions of pages and attendants as the main reasons for the rule.
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Boston
Radcliffe College
Harvard Library
Harvard
Salvation Army Revival Services Start at Hamilton and St Louis
The Salvation Army erects a tent at Hamilton and St Louis streets for nightly revival services at 8 o'clock led by Adjutant George Morris. City ministers and singers will be featured. Meetings run through October. Willie Dickerson, held on $250 bonds for assault to murder, received a rehearing. He pleaded guilty to assault with a knife and was sentenced to twenty days, with the court finding the assault aggravated after additional testimony. Dickerson was charged with cutting Arthur Garner.
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Salvation Army
Hamilton and
St. Louis
George Morris
Willie Dickerson
Dickerson
Arthur Garner
Sheriff’s Feed Bill Large In Cuyahoga County
The Cincinnati, Ohio article reports that the sheriff of Cuyahoga County earns about eight thousand dollars yearly from prisoner feed profits. It notes the law allows 50 cents per day per prisoner, while actual costs run 17 cents daily. Comparisons show other cities charge similar rates, with Ohio cities faring relatively well.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Exira
The
Municipal Association
Chicago
Buffalo
Boston
Pittsburg
You Chicken Proves Costly In Baltimore Street Fines
In Baltimore on October 4 Justice J Frank Suppers Jr fined Clarence A Phillips $15 and costs for accosting Mrs Jennie Connors on Baltimore Street. The court noted the ongoing campaign against street harassment and warned that failure to pay would lead to jail. Phillips claimed intoxication but was denied. The fines total $68.25 since June 1 for similar incidents.
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J. Frank Supples, Jr
Clarence A. Phillips
Jennie Connors
Connors
Baltimore Street
Phillips
Edward Green Found by Detective Burch
Edward Green, who disappeared last Monday morning, was found yesterday afternoon by Detective Warren Burch. He was seen walking near the Southern Hotel and taken in charge. he told police and his brother he had left the city and been at Montgomery.
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Edward Green
Warren Burch
Green
Southern Hotel
Montgomery
Montgomery Man Arrested for Arson in Store Fire
Montgomery Alabama October 4 Andrew C Brown operator of a suburban Montgomery store was arrested on an arson charge based on a warrant by State Fire Marshal Lorrie Rice. A fire at Brown's store on October 1 left two kerosene lamps burning when firefighters forced entry. A preliminary hearing is set for Saturday morning.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lorrie Rice
Andrew C. Brown
Brown
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Calomel Replacement
Advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe calomel substitute for liver issues. Claims it relieves constipation and sour stomach without dietary changes. Guarantees refund if customer isn’t satisfied, with a 50 cent price tag on a large bottle.
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Son
Dodson
Lomel
Adv
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Dauphin Street
Askin & Marine CO
Lah Ali Tit
Serge
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Dr.Brown
Dr. Brown
Mobdtic
Aia
Kenny’s
Gundave
Re- Hance Company
Cele
Whitleather
Sloth
Nainsook FC
Jacobs
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta, Ga
Re- Mance Company
Baltimore
Burch
Calomel
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