Wireless Exhibit Ships From Idaho to Salt Lake
Adams, telephone engineer for the First and Fourth districts, returned from Idaho where he led a forestry service wireless exhibit at a state fair. The exhibit features air and ground based wireless phones that reproduce human voice with high fidelity, useful in isolated areas where wiring is impractical, and have aided Montana forest fire communications. Adams will depart tomorrow for Saline to inspect telephone works in the Fish Lake national forest.
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Adams
St Gervier
Forestry Service
Moise
Thich
Salt Lake
Montana
Tomorray
Saline
Fish Lake National Forest
Republicans Roast U S for Landing Marines at Trau
Washington on September 24 Republicans attacked the United States for landing American sailors at Trau Dalmatia after Italian forces captured the port. Senator Sherman and others argued the action was unwarranted interference and would have no binding effect on the U S government while the matter was referred to the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Trau
Dalmatia
Sherman
United States
New
Indiana
Talk Department
Helver
Hilbhfork
Daniels Tor
Renate
Hardés
The
Departmenta
Remarkable tuberculosis cure story and wartime Senate talk
An ad promises a personal cure for tuberculosis using a simple treatment with tobacco and boriculesis, claiming swift relief. Separately Senators discuss wartime supervision of Dalmatian hostages, Italy and Serbia, and whether a lynching in Omaha requires Marines. Hitchcock, Lodge, and McCormick weigh in on war status and domestic order.
Bond buyer seeks Liberty bonds for sale
Jr. J. Brummill advertises as a Liberty bond buyer offering top prices for bonds. Contact 2417 Hudson Avenue, phone 59.
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Jr. J. Brummill
Hudson Avenue
Tanlac credited for cure of long illness finds renewed health
Mrs Parker of Los Angeles declares Tanlac transformed her twenty year invalid condition. She suffered from stomach issues, headaches, rheumatism, and fatigue, and lost strength until starting Tanlac. After four bottles she gained weight, can do housework, sleeps well, and credits Tanlac sold by A. L. McIntyre Drug Co Ogden. The ad notes local availability and advertising language.
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Tanlac
Parsker
Bent ‘Third Street
Los Angeles
Mrs. Parker
Dale Lars
Ant
Tanlae
Tim
Tarlac
Ogden
McIntyre Drag
Victim of Football Game at Springfield Urging War in Italy
Rome reports Sunday that a victim of a Springfield football game urged war in Italy and faced strong opposition. The article notes President Wilson’s last proposal to him was not accepted.
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Springfield
Italy
Rome
Orlando
Wilson
Urbana football player dies after opening game injury
Calein Libisher, 17, of Urbana high school football team, sustained a vertebral neck injury in the season opener against Springfield high school and died today in Springfield. Authorities indicate the accident occurred during the game and no further details are provided in the brief.
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Springfield
Calein Libisher
Urbana
Banker Declares Secretary Wilson a Socialist
In St Louis on Sept 88, speaker Tralph Togalle of New York labeled Secretary Wilson a socialist before the American Hawkers convention. Ingalls attacked the Mondell bill and federal housing actions, accusing them of expanding government and extending wartime programs.
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ST. Lows
Iaker Wilson
Tralph Togalle
New York
Ingalls
Realia Pg
Borah Warns Nation At War With League of Nations
Senate debate on the league of nations frames the charge that its principles threaten American institutions and provoke lawlessness. Borah, with supporting remarks from Titchnock and Poindexter, flags alleged statements by Harvard’s Lowell and warns of a coordinated plot behind violent disturbances and riots across the country.
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Horak
Torah
J. HH. Ifaty
United States
Washington and
Jefferson
Ie League la Bi Teac
Borah
League
Lowell
Harvard
Titcchcock
Nebrraska
Barah
Poindexter
Washington
Wilton
Dr. Lowell
Norah
Ted Dag
Shania
Dorah
Fans Ready For World Series Opener At Redland Field
Cincinnati crowd swarms Redland Field for the world champion baseball series opener with every seat and standing room accounted for, aiming to host about 33,100 fans as preparations peak tonight. The city anticipates the event across a long-standing rivalry and nationwide attention.
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New York
Treen
George M. Cohan
iMaywright
Tiasene Arbuckle
Charles Hay
Moving Picture Fame
Pittsburg
Til Ifuston
New York Americana
Veeck
Chicago Nationals
Lea Constans
Busthens
Texas
Redland Field
Avergard
The Grocer Overcharges a Dying Dance to Part Ways
A narrator recalls a grocer overcharging and vows to never return. He laments betrayal by a man who smiles with bribes and bills while the speaker’s funds dwindle. The piece contrasts a wary citizen with a corrupt merchant, ending with a vow to leave and belt retribution.
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Nis Galt
Maavre
Nighty
Genta Net
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Omaha
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