Swift to dispose of their leather interests in Swift & Co
Aug 16 report from Brill & Co founder Louis F Swit states Swift & Co will sell all its stake in tanning and leather via National Leather Company. National Leather, based in Boston with 40 million capital, offers two shares per Swift holding at $10. Officers and directors of Belft & Co plan to buy into National Leather. shareholders urged to participate.
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Cingago
Louis F. Swit
Brill & Co
Swift & Co
National Leather Company
Inne of Maine
Boston
Mass
Wlock
Ihene
Switt & Co
Plimit
Eratera Tangiers
Wil
National Leather Company Ias Co
Knife Cald
Belft & Co
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Easy Application
An advertisement from E. W. Rows Co Cleveland promotes Zemo a skin preparation sold at drug stores. It claims to remove pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm making skin clear and healthy. The antiseptic liquid is non sticky and non greasy easy to apply and affordable per use.
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E. W. Rows Co
Cleveland
Bills Before Law Makers Dominate Washington Session
In Washington many important bills face action this week amid treaty debates and high living costs. Hearings continue on interstate rail regulation and prohibition enforcement, with proposals for permanent military policy and changes to army courts. New oil land leasing moves await Senate consideration as committees draft related measures.
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Washington
Acea Congress
Wealhananale
House Interstate Commerce Committed
Senate
House
Baker
Senate Military Committee
War Department
Samuel T. Angell
Orltichin
Wrecks on Farmington Road Injure Ten in Crash
Ten persons were slightly injured yesterday in town crashes south of Farmington on Farm Merton road near 1239 o'clock. Ray Sullivan, 769 Emerson Avenue, lost control and rolled over, injuring Charles McPhen 22 and Marie Harvey 17 with fractured ribs and facial lacerations. Ethel Metain 859 West Sixth Street and Katherine Haens 44 South Sixth East Street escaped with bruises. Sullivan claimed glare from an approaching car blinded him, causing the accident. deputy Sheriff Hughes reported the colored car occupants were traveling in a sedan.
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Salcaf
Merton
O'Clork
Ray Sullivan
Emerson Ravenue
Sheriff's Clincate
Charles McPhen
Smith Apartments
Marie Harvey
Weat Sevroth South Street
Ethel Metain
West Sixthstreet
Nay Sullivan
Katherin
Kherné W. TH. Hughes
Tunakk
Rau
Salka
Salka, Who Were On A Watermelon “Bust.” J. Duffield, 130 Nord Firs West Rirnet
Eien Teter
Aleen Anes
Tlay Smitt
Alko
Als
Ingier
Brooks
Frank P Walsh Assailing the British King
Frank P Walet of the American commission on Irish independence denounces England as an inn keeper to the king and criticizes passport delays. He urges a joint secretariat to protect all citizens and argues democracy rises when the passport system is dismantled, urging action by Democrats.
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York
Frank P. Walet
American Commission On Irish Independence
George V
England
Great Britain
Prague
Westein
Begus
Tobacco Habit Dangerous Promotes Nicotine Cure
A dramatic health ad warns tobacco use causes fatal diseases. It touts Nicatal tablets as a cure and urges readers to stop smoking now, claiming the habit vanishes when taken as directed. An upcoming ad by Procter Connor is promised to provide more details.
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Pedter Gove
Johns Hankine
Procter
Tector Connor
Fighting High Cost of Living in United States
Washington reports indicate government efforts to curb rising prices will trigger actions against hoarded food across states within a week. Attorney General Palmer directs enforcement of food control law while congress weighs amendments extending criminal penalties and broader coverage.
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Washington
Palmer
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
San Diego
South
Wilkinston
New York
Falr
House Agriculture
Food Control Wn
House Interstate Commerce
House
Appropriations Committee
Wenute District of Columbia
Senale
Nterstate Commerce
Kenyon-Kendrick
Heansa Meat Packers
Cal
Federal Trade Cone Mission
Little Boy Killed by Tiny Park Train in Denver
Enver Colo Aug 17 Howarts Stark four year old son of Major B A Stark a medical officer at Fort Logan was fatally struck by a miniature railroad train at Lakeside amusement park in Denver He died shortly after at Mercy hospital Major Stark was assigned to serving at Port Toranto overseas Others at Fort Logan said his home was in Paris Texas and toxins were noted in the report
Tension Over Mexico Increases
Washington reports rising concern over security and property protection as Mexican raiders threaten Americans along the border. Officials weigh policy shifts after a recent incident. observers foresee wider implications for U S policy and foreign relations.
Hostage Ransom Cases Reported in Mexican Territory
The article recounts Mexican bandit kidnappings of American citizens. Philip Thompson, son of John West Thompson, was held for 1500 pesos near a ranch thirty miles from the capital, with payment made under government guidance. Lawrence J. Shipley was captured near Fresnillo, ransom demanded, and later released after state department consideration.
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Munk
Philip Thompson
John West Thompwin
Kidpares
Mexico City
Acuta
Megleen
Lawrence J. Shipley
Fresnille
State Department
Shipley
Chinese Student Die in Redwood City Airplane Crash
In Redwood City 30 miles south of San Francisco a plane carrying Chinese student Ley Lei and aviator Chin Chang crashed from 3000 feet. Ley Lei was killed and Chin Chang severely injured as five others were hurt. The crash occurred after a flight from the east, injuring multiple occupants.
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San Francisco
Cirley
Chin Chang
Italian Attache Named to Italian Embassy in Washington
ITALIAN ATTACHE NAMED ROME Aug 16 Colonel de Lernetz o has been appointed military attache of the Italian embassy in Washington He will replace General Guglielmotti. A cosmetic advertisement claims a powder gives instant facial beautification with a money back guarantee from druggists.
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Rome
de Lernezzo
Washington
Guglleimott
Senator Disturbed Over Jap Question
Senator Phelan of California denounces a proposed immigration bill as unjust to California and alleges Dr. Gulick is a Japanese agent. He cites a letter from Kawakami, a Japanese correspondent, claiming collaboration with Gulick, and calls for action to curb Japanese influence, citing Governor Stephens and possible state laws.
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Washington
Phelan
California
Pringham of
Varment
United States
Sidney
Galick
Kawakami
Gulick
Federal Council of Churches
New York City
Greator Phelan
Golick
Hearst
McClatchy
Sacramento
Bearst
Orient
Japan
Korea
China
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Julius J. Barara
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G. A. Turhéz
Asec
Turner
Department of Jualice
Loomis
Sax
Congress
Sunrise Stock Food
Hermitage Park
J. A. Hogle & Co
Eccles Hidg
Mainst Ogden Batt Lake
Iade Hae
Ireet
J. J. Brummit
Hudson Avenue
Liberty Bonds
Thea Helllater
McIntyre Dring Co
Advertsement
Farmington
Frank P. Walsh
Little Boy
Mexico
Ane
Carranza
Karla
American Fork Provo
Pleasant Grove
American Fork
Edna Holdaway
Provo
Tessie Clayson
Frovo
Alonzo Nay
3Feligsa 'Nay
Centerfield
A. A. Crown
Springville
Mr. Crown
Jean Piroud
Pheaerves
Corn Products Refining CO
P. Oy
York City
Kero Ny Ceesrae White
Ogden Standard
AMERI
Ogden Steam Laundry
Troy Steam Laundry
Model Laundry
American Linen CO
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