Woman in male attire found in Indianapolis street
Susie McKinley of Girard Illinois, masquerading in male clothing, was stopped by police at Washington and East streets at 1:20 am. She claimed to be resting, planned to buy a book, and said she wore Tenney family clothing to avoid detection. Police noted rumors of her being married and from Girard.
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Winple
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Tnd
Womaan
Susie McKinley
Girard
Washington
East
Marge
Ques
Tenney
Baville Street
Sing
Columbia
Tridiana
Aussie
Steamers Overcrowded as Passengers Seek Europe Haul
Reports from New York dated September 1 describe widespread difficulty obtaining passage to Europe. Travel outward has surged, with steamers crowded to capacity. Passengers are forced into makeshift sleeping arrangements, and daytime public rooms are converted into cabins at night.
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Europe
New York
A Democratic Carnival for Texas Fair Week
Democrats of Texas plan a national carnival in Dallas during the state fair on Oct 2 and 5 with a dollar dinner attended by William J. Bryan. The event aims to mobilize 100000 Democrats, raise about $50000 for the party treasury, and fund national campaigns next year.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
William J. Bryan
Datlan
California
Towa
Kentucky
Chelsea curfew enforcement shocks Boston area theatergoers
Boston officials report Chelsea police strictly enforcing curfew rules to limit minors at theaters. Five Penne boys arrested for violations as parents rally amid rising public concern. Citizens express concern over the tense situation and protection of youths in the city.
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Boston
Mass
Chelsea
Labor Day Parade and Contests Led by Marshall’s Band
An active Labor Day committee organizes a grand Labor Day celebration at Garfield Park on September 4. Marshall’s Band heads the line of march forming at Tenth Avenue and Quincy, with prizes for parade appearance, financial standing, and numerous sports events including foot races, jumping, pole vault, cycling, and wheelbarrow races.
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Kansas Avenue
Garfield Park
S. B. Weaver
Albert Nelson
Aid
Marshall's
Carpenters’ Union
Bricklayers and Stonemasons’ Union
Painters
Cigarmckers
Barbers’ Union
Zipre
Sane Anion
Rinters
International Association of Steart Engineers
Santa Fe
P. Colvil
Tenth Avenue
Quincy Street
Gordon Street
Cacti Park
Yarita Firs
Sappers Besrae
Arian Skyr
Sab Farm
Unien
Farmer's Advocate
Turners Daly
Firet Frentery
Cigars
Fieyt
Marzoyig
Sane
Ao Arts
Silver bullion theft leads to arrests in Butte
In Butte Montana on September 3 authorities arrested M Mayer of Lutw and John F Boyd brother of Phillipshurs mayor along with Donald an employee of the metalic mill. They head a wholesale silver bullion theft ring at the Granite Bimetallic mill with losses estimated at no less than 50000 dollars over about fourteen months. Detectives identified a getaway phrase and officers seek additional suspects.
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Boyd
Hoyd
Butte
Topeka Social Notes and Local Party Gatherings
A long list of social events and personal notices fills the Topeka column. Mrs D H hosts a Cedar Heights afternoon with a six o’clock supper, inviting many neighbors including Mrs Valentine and Miss Mayo. Various teas, visits, and small parties occur, with Anita Collins the guest of honor at an afternoon in Potcho. Several residents travel or plan outings to Denver, Lake Minnetonka, and Salina, while others return from trips to Streator, Philadelphia, and Denver.
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D. H. Other
Cedar Heights
D. M. Valentine
J. L. Vin Houten
Irank Thompson
F. 4. Snow
Lodia Snow
Mew. Sparks
Eire Clement Smith
Barn Hindman
Will Hindisne
Young
A. A. Godard
E. T. Sim
Mra McAfee
T. Bayn
Mayo
Misse Valentine
Myra van Houten
Beth Ward
Miss McAfee
Mamie Worral
Anita Collins
Eleanor Thompson
Potcho
Louise Willis
Anita Colling
Reita Updegramt
Mise Louise Allison
Louise Willits
Mise Louise Wood
Ethel Davis
Hertha Beat
Helen Quinton
Adabelle Troutman
Zenorah Sim
Isabel Smith
Eva Smith
Ethel Morton
Bailey
Mixa Shaw
Beloit
Grace Prast
Keira Updegraf
Bfiss
Anita
Helen Quintin
Eva
Ian Smith
Helen Hogebram
Ethel My Mins
Louise Allison
Florence Bailey
Shaw of
Beloft
Grace’ Frost
Bertha Heal
Dot Wood
James Brewer
Mabel Dixon
Salna
Kansas City
Gussie Fuller
A.M. Fuller
Philadelphia
Fred Carr
Taylor
Cleveland
Eilith Crawford
New York
Robert Pierce and Sons
Miss Brown
Wichita
Topeka
T. P. Curly
Jake Falls
Streator
W. W. Mill
Hobart
Warner
Spand
Mabel Quigley
Tillnois
Crouch
Maude
Garfield Park
Miss Climenson
Phil Teed
Mildred Poindexter
Florence Gull
Hoover
B. Thomas
Emet
A. Lewis
Towanda
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Lewis Will Return In About Two Weeks But Mrs. Lewis
George P Ashton
DeForrest Jetmore
McMahan
Eugene
Troy, Kan
Shimbei Kunisawa Visits Topeka On Santa Fe Railway Study
Shimbei Kunisawa, representative of the Emperor of Japan, arrived in Topeka to study Santa Fe shops and rail operations. He aims to compare railroad practices, discusses future U.S. bond ideas, and notes Japan’s interest in improving rail labor and technology while observing American methods.
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Shimbei Kunisawa
Santa Fe
Shimbei Kuniaawa
Zapan
Topeka
Kuniaama
Tiecourt
Jean
Ralles
America
Dabanting
Mivhmet Hilo Fayre
Guuire
Russia
Win Wan
Dulaawa
Jie
Kantsawa
Levy submits bid to buy Astor real estate in New York
New York September reports Jefferson M. Levy has offered to purchase William Waldorf Astor’s entire New York City real estate portfolio. Estimates place the value around 110 million dollars, with Levy hoping for a decisive reply from Astor.
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Astor
Jefferson M. Levy
New York
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
New York City
Aene Levy
Thikeeate
Lense
K Levy
Lew Park
Mr. Astor
Malaria IX Brazos District Deaths Reported
Brenham Texas September reports show rising malaria deaths among African American residents in the Brazos overflow district. Several farm homes affected with swallerind and fever illness. nine deaths recorded in one neighborhood with more feared as week passes.
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Brenham
Tex
Vermont Farmer Objects to Paying for Dewey Demonstration
A Vermont farmer criticizes funding for a Manila demonstration, arguing taxpayers should not bear the cost. He says Dewey’s supporters should pay and implies some residents lack support while others could fund the event if Dewey is to be involved.
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Vermont
Montpetier
Ron
Dewer
Manila
L. Turner
Sinch Hayaltyr
Keadavariers
Derry
Serpents Nent a Bishop In Plot Against Clergy
An alleged plot targets the Roman clergy involving a bishop. A package received by authorities contained eight vipers. Earlier, a similar attempt aimed at disrupting a major archbishopric city sparked suspicions of a broader conspiracy.
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Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kas
INCE
Golden Santos
Bettieux Tobacco
van Camp
Curlaw
Thenster
DR ¥ Goods Co
Labor Day
Marshall
Quincy
Baid
Manhattan
ACH & Guettel
CoFder
Shoe Department
Renta Washburn
Phillipsburg
Teland
W. Wo Axier Haldinge
Mr. Gety
Ted
W. W. Antor
Frankie
iPther Pern
Dewey
Serpents
Algutens
Barney Ciep
Ricarll
Lasiegton
Oki
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