EAST TO BE A POLICEMAN IN CIVIL SERVICE EXAM
New York November report outlines applicants for police exams, noting the role of the civil service board, examiner questions, and the scoring process. Detectives assisting with the testing process are described as involved in the preparatory steps and rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Young Mas
Civil Service
New York
Ted Wuteex Stully
Lee
Reese
Trier
Mtantine Board
Catherine Climmons Returns in War Welcome Parade
New York on November 9 reports Catharine Climmons arriving to a welcome home amid wartime crowds. The article describes her appearance, the reception by Catherine Gould and other notable figures, and public interest in her postwar activities and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Climmons
New York
Pat Neetved
Batamlay Morales
Roduet Lip
Benrett
Catherine Clommott
Enon
Nate Hs
Tradeon
Eitged
Talry Neary
Walthie
Lowes Gould
Wiebier
Eckels Advocates Return to Gold Standard
Chicago November 14 Eckels editorials urge a revival of metallic money in the United States. He claims abundant crops and storage allow restore gold standard to stabilize credit, deter inflation, and attract foreign capital. He argues banks should protect deposits and restore confidence as speculation shifts to safe assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taines N. Eckels
Eetiptitoller
Promuke
Mden
Ue Sriuk
Anantiac
Tibet
Ameria
Canadian Cabinet Members Visit New York on Reciprocity
Three Canadian cabinet ministers Willem S. Pilding Hanes William Patterson and Andrew J. Biir traveled to New York to study U S reciprocity methods and to assess outcomes at the earliest moment The visit comes amid questions about fisheries reciprocity and protectionist policies with Canadian officials expressing cautious optimism about possible mutual gains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dention
Willem S. Pilding
N- Hanes
William Patterson
Andrew J. Biir
Pratiware
Hotny
Canadian negotiations and quarantine measures outlined
Fragmentary text reports Canada intends to open talks on trade and treaty issues with the United States while stressing earnest diplomacy. It notes likely discussions in Washington and possible early actions by authorities on quarantine restraints and sealing practices affecting cattle trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thy
Toetty
Fisher
Agriculturt
Washington
Ain Cily
Lilléan Russell’s Bet and the Wary Ward Tale
A fragmented account from Ranaas City details a contested bet involving Lilléan Russell and a series of odd events, with references to karate, finance, and local figures. The text alludes to a wager, claimed cash, and a chaotic scene at a public venue, ending with scattered descriptions of pursuit and disturbance.
Russell Smith Dead in Philadelphia Landscape Painter
Obituary note on Russell Smith a Philadelphia artist aged about older, detailing his career and notable commissions across the country. Mentions his work on landscape scenes and decorative curtains, including pieces for Sir Charles Holt and connections to Exeter Forehet, with emphasis on his productivity and influence.
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Philadninhie
beRimaell Smith
Glosidy
Jesulelertowa
Exeter
Vretamore
Pte
Thailie
Uipakor
Bud
Niscart
Sir Charles Holt
Baeland
Wales
Silver man to contest in Third district election
Philadelphia November 4 A candidate from the Third district has announced intent to contest the recent election result. The vote tally shows a plurality of 2,060 for Willous Stesleer De, with details unclear due to transcription errors in the record.
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Philadelphia
Alsen and Hodson Victims of Suspected Fraud Case
The fragmentary report indicates Halterman and Hodson face allegations of deception linked to a conspiracy. It claims evidence exists to prove votes were faked and that confirmation is sought from a designated authority. Samuel J. Bundall named as farmer representative in the matter.
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Alsen
Seach
Frederick Halterman Tite
Hodson
Brigit
Hatterman
Santuel J. Bundall
Trade With Russia Expands Amid American Rail Fabrication
A Saint Petersburg telegraph dispatch notes renewed American interest in boosting exports to Russia. It cites U.S. locomotive production and related steel and petroleum pipe items as growing, with Prine Khilket[?] tour aims to report on rail developments and to highlight American industrial capacity for Russian needs.
Blush Marital Troubles Ends In Divorce Case
Judge Hazen hears Blush claim inability to pay alimony after a costly divorce and remarriage. The district court docket spans years with prior decree granting the divorce and property division. Blush previously left wife for new partner, then faced alimony and attorney fees. he failed to pay and was found in the poverty docket.
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Blush
Hazen
Hluat
Aguin
Sen
Bre Tlush
Madd Soom Aster
Browent
Jude Hasan
Einar
Adige Bazen
Juda Hazen
Binsh
Vanished man Fritz Durei linked to local court appeal
Fragmentary report describes Fritz Durei or Frits disappearing after charges in district court. Narrative mentions residence on First Seventh Street, prior sales of Niguit, and an arrest with bond details. Brother Frank allegedly supported appeal bonds. Price vanished and hasn’t been seen in Topeke since.
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Pendinc
Tolga
Frank
le Rich
Price
Topeke
Frank Drrett
Mineral Water The finest In thy west
Mineral Water advertisement urging trial of J. W. Phillips at 42 W Eighth Ave. The copy promotes a refined westside product with emphasis on quality and local availability.
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J. W. Phillips
Eighth Ave
United States Weighs Cuba Negotiations And Spains Role
New York reports on November 5 that the United States is negotiating over the Cuban question. Ex-diplomat Remon Williams and associates in Madrid are said to seek a settlement with Spain, with possible U.S. guarantees for Cuban payments. The aim appears to be a primary settlement of Cuba’s difficulties through cooperation with Spain and the Cuban authorities.
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United States
New York
Remon
Williams
Migat
Turage
Ate
Wu- Maine
Willinens
Mairit
Spain
Testor
Cuba
Willams
Dathardl Grant
Jet
Starving Miners Face Hard Times Amid Prosperity Claim
The article reports miners in Ohio facing extreme hardship despite national prosperity claims. President Ratchford of the Ohio merdie holds conferences while a mass meeting discusses stalled settlements. Miners resist proposed wage or rate changes, warning they cannot live on current wages.
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Tatisor
Ratchford
Ohio Merdie
Tevin Jewsham
Olin
Jean de Resrke Arrives With Opera Company In New York
The Metropolitan Opera company members listed include Juan Khenzke Ed de Rourke La salle Vi ehaul Latiennc Plancon Cogn Nary Acona Mile Belltas Mme cone Bevignant M. and Mire Grau Webber and The Duchess. A World dispatch notes another danger threat as a fever spreads in Ireland.
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Jean de Resrke
New York
Sehmera
Hes Tollwille
Metropolitan Opera Company
Juan Khenzke
Ed de Rourke
la Salle
Viehaul
Latiennc Plancon
Cogn
Nary
Acona
Mile Belltas
Mme. Cone
Bevignant
Mire Grau
Webber
Goddard Beats Ver Hol In Four Rounds Heavyweight Bout
In South Africa on November 9 Joe Goddard the Australian heavyweight defeated Denver Hol Smith of Colorado in four rounds. The bout featured a clash between Goddard and Smith with Goddard securing the win in the early middle rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ba” Smith
Johanneshare
South Africa
Joe Goddard
Wetenht
John H Reagan Dying and Rail Authority Ties
Fragmentary OCR notes reference John H Reagan a former United States senator and postmaster general with mentions of railroad committee chairmanship. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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Jon H. Reagan
Housain
Tix
John H. Reagan
Railroad Commisafit
United States
Confeliracy
The Case of Wer Frank B Vrooman
Rev Frank B Vrooman a former Congregational minister turned Presbyterian faced expulsion from the Chicago presbytery amid heresy charges after a celebrated trial. He was described as a young man of striking presence with Harvard and Oxford training who married Grace Mildred Blank, daughter of General John CO Bind. The article covers his career from Worcester to Kenwood Church in Chicago and the public scrutiny that ended with removal from the pulpit.
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Frank B. Vrooman
Chicago
Frank B. Vrootinn
Presbyterian Church
Linreey
Frank BR Vrooman
Vrooman
Kulcberbocker
Harvard
Oxford
Saline Streat Congregational
Woroseter
Mass
Mise Grice Mildred Blank
Wown
Washington
John CO. Bind
Worcester
Kenwood Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
West
Crowman
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