Miss Mayo to Leave to Become Indiana W. C. A. State Secretary
At a YWCA board meeting a letter from Indiana’s state committee invites Miss Henrietta B. Milo to become the state secretary with headquarters in Indianapolis. The board urges her release from current duties to strengthen the work, praising her kindness and versatility but delaying final action until a general secretary is appointed.
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Indiana
Young Women's Christian Association
State Committee of
Henrietta Bmlgo
Indianapolis
Goa
Topeka
Two Horses Burned in East Kansas Avenue Fire
Incendiaries active east of Kansas Avenue as fire crews respond to a serious barn blaze at 314 East Eleventh Avenue. The fire alarm from box 26 was logged at 1 66, with the structure reportedly owned by Mrs F. G. Sitten. Two bones, a bogey and a sleigh are mentioned in fragmentary wording.
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Kansas Avenue
East Elehth Avenue
Mra F. G. Siiten
Not Tobacco Cure Report From Springfield Veteran
An elderly Springfield resident recounts a curious cure for his tobacco and coffee habit. He details years of heavy use with frequent vomiting and stomach weakness. After seeking medical advice, a doctor attributed the sickness to tobacco and coffee. the patient later consulted Daull of Spencer, Massachusetts, who prescribed a remedy that helped curb the vomiting over time.
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Springfield
Maan
Masa
Josey Stock Company Presents Moths at Crawford’s Opera House
Dramatic program opens with Moths tonight at Crawford’s Opera House with popular prices. Monday offers The Onth Hour and a Chicago rail safety feature by Carter. Tuesday features Midnight in Chinatown. a mining engineer is wrongly accused, pursued by a tramp, and ends with rescue. Comedy by an Irish detective and roaming tramp.
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Josey Stock Company
Crawford's Opera House
Lincoln 1
Carter
Mr. Carter
Chicago
Chinatown
California
San Francisco
Auditorium Concerts Tickets Sell Fast
Tickets for the Auditorium concerts are selling quickly as rare musical treats promise strong appeal. George W. Crane bought ten seats and many patrons seek the best front locations while balcony seats remain. Prices are described as very low for attendees.
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George W. Crane
Real Estate Transfers List Shows Various Property Movements
Real estate transfers recorded include Sarah M Howard and husband Te ase E Clark, $2000 for lot 8 in section 3-12 as D Chapin sells to R A Carson for $1, lots 234 and 49 West Street in Horne's addition, City transfers to Rev Canon Bywater on 3135 for lots 14-4-4 and Lake Street. Several Niccum-related deeds include part northwest quarters in 29-12-16 and 20-12-16, plus other parcels on Lake W Hi and Washburn Place. Additional transfers involve Evaline Wentotaiti Toa May to George 1 for northeast quarter NW 21-10-16, A B White, and James Krigei Bi.
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Sarah M. Howard
E. Clark
D. Chapin
R. A. Carson
West Street
Horne
Canon Bywater
Lake Street
Sarah Niccum
Hf. Niccum
Northwest
James KR. Niccum
Evaline
George
A. 3
White
Lake W. Hi. Niccum
James Krigei Bi
James R. Niccum
Wm. Niccum
Frank Pique
Wayne Avenue
Washburn Place
Pas de D
Cook
Sas l
Social Notices Honor Frank Thomas At Alchieon Dinner
Social and personal notes describe hosting of Frank Thomas at the Alchieon with many attendees including Mrs Thomas and Mrs Lagerstrom. The piece lists guests, travels, visits, and upcoming events, and notes invitations for a future marital event and a reorganization of the Imperials party planned for September 28. Engraved wedding invitations advertised at the end.
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Eugene Hasan
Frank ‘Thomas
Mar
Mamie Karr
Mabel Nesch
Lottie Fletcher
Pitsburg
Bethany
T. J. Bond
Ealing
Chambersburg
Yvisst
H. D. Crosby
G. H. Elliott
Las Vegas
C. C. Baker
George ‘W. Veale
Margaret Wiggins
Merle McFarland
Arkansas
J.T. McFarland
Relic Hall Small
Denver
Jerry Black
Frank Evans
Omaha
Lottie Atchison
Leavenworth
Louise Mills
Amelia Ware
Gwenn Goddard
Colorado
George R. Kirkpatrick
Chicago
Imperials
Jacques
Lawrence
E. H. Webster
Meriden
Bowman
Prospect Street
Indianapolis
Erma Fryhofer
Randolph
Kung
Washburn College
W. H. Gunther
Clay Street
Heller
Conwell
Bannistea
Black
Bannister
Petra
Waitney
Misa Warner
B. Chandler
Lota
Burlington
B.C. Milter
W. A. Pierce
Maple Hill
Grace Phillay
St. Joe
J. L. van Houten
Polk Street
J. P. Campbell
Ottawa
Topeka
DH. Malge
St. Louis
John P. Fritts
Minneapolis
Minn
Pi “Beta Phi Society
J. T. McFarland
Miss McFarland
Miss Hill
Miss Chamberlain
Adams Broa
Kansas Avenue
Hobson Sees Philippine Dockyard Plans and Pacific Defenses
Vancouver report says Lieut Hobson left for Brooklyn after meeting many at the Canadian Pacific station. He predicts guerilla warfare could continue but insurgents are under control and that the United States will build large dockyards in the Philippines. A base is planned at Subig Bay instead of Cavite to serve docks for ships in the eastern theater. He also inquired about Puget Sound and Alaska defenses.
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Chicago
Vancouver
B.C
Hobson
Brooklyn
Sinut
United States
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Requinalt
Alaska
Philippines
Oregon
Perae Islands
Cavite
Manila
Subig Bas
Repairing the Oregon Inspected by Japanese Officials
While in Japan the Oregon was worked on and repair duties entrusted to Japanese officials. By permission at the request of the United States he was allowed to inspect the work and view the dockyard. Observations by Lieut Hobson will form the subject of a statement to naval authorities.
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Val Yards
Amoy
Foo Chow
Japan
Oregon
United States
Hobson
Grain trade balks at Buffalo New York pool deal
New York Produce Exchange members oppose a pooling agreement among four railways linking Buffalo and New York. They warn the scheme harms New York interests, predicting the pool will fail as competition from rival ports, especially the Canada water route, cannot be offset by railroads alone.
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New York
Exchange
Buffalo
Canada
Canal solution urged to keep Buffalo grain trade to New York
Henry Herbert of the Produce Exchange committee said rates compact between Buffalo and New York will spark new port competition. Railroads lack cars to move Buffalo grain. He advocates a barge canal enlarged to proposed dimensions to ship grain to New York at 14 cents per bushel, as the best cure for the trade diversion.
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Buffalo
New York
Henry Herbert
Committee of the Produce Exchange
Labor Councils Established in France to Settle Strikes
A Paris ministerial order creates labor councils to settle disputes between labor and capital. The bodies will comprise an equal number of workmen and—
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France
New York
Times
Paris
Pennsylvania
Labor councils proposed to settle disputes avoid strikes
Employers and workers debate the plan for recognized labor unions to guide councils. The major hurdle is that many French laborers are not union members, but backers argue councils could quickly resolve disputes if the participation issue is solved.
Wife seeks protection in divorce case after shooting scene
Mrs. Catherine Heitman fled suit for divorce from Charles Heitman following a shooting scrape at the Heitman home on First and Adams streets. She cites extreme cruelty in her petition and mentions several unnamed incidents.
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Catherine Heitman
Charles Heitman
Heitman
First
Adams Streets
Hutchinson and Return Via Rock Inland Route Ticket Sale
Hutchinson announces tickets for a Rock Inland Route return trip on sale September 22 with a 2 percent price return option through October. The plan outlines travel to be completed within the stated window, emphasizing value for the round trip and a limited sale period.
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Hutchinson
Rock Inland
Good
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Wwe
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Miss Mayo
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Weill
Shena
Garson, Meyers & Co
Chester
Bostonian
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Spair Asranteed
Labor Councils
Genevieve Clark Wilson
Elijah
America
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Orchestra
Detroit
Bemppary ‘Orchestra
Koessel Quartette
Handel and Hayde Society
Boston
the Cecelia
Mendelssohnlub
Apollo Club
Moamrt Club
Pittsboro
Ann Arbor
Cuore Union
Amt
the Mills Store
Howe
Fisteta Bop Minn
Sane Ree Dore Pea Ora Pioning
Bna
the Mills CO
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Hettman
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