Henry G Frank Acquires Title To Commercial Block
Henry G Frank of Frank Brothers has acquired title to the two story building at 603 and 605 Commercial street. The deal concluded yesterday afternoon. Price not disclosed but indicated as favorable for Commercial property. Property measures 40 feet wide and 140 feet deep. Grantor is Leavitt & genase National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Frank
Frank Brothers
Commercial Street
Leavitt & Genase National Bank
Winds delay big bags ocean trip in mineola
Mineola New York July 9 A British airship the R 34 is delayed by unfavorable winds on its return voyage to Europe. Maj G H Scott said takeoff would occur at daylight. Navy and army officers inspected the ship and described its gas compartments ballast tanks and control gear while noting large crew accommodations and safety features. Meanwhile the B 14 plans a return flight from Mineola to England with officers reporting possible dawn departure.
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Mineola
G. H. Scott
Washington, D. C
Europe
Navy Department
Associated
Treas
N. Y
Engieee
Tomorn
Boses
Byrd
Ens
Tansfer
J. G. Hossickaan
Frank Bros, Atlantic
Uy Cigar
Frank Bros
Leavitt
Johnson National Bank
Nathan Cohn
Commercial Street
Cohn
Ea Ip
Ag Cenemne
Reine Ee Rence
Mien
Tukoehied
Perputa
Spitare Sons
Eld, Uitule Or
Ton
Gay
Anc
U.S
Navy
New York
Maj. J. Pritchard
British Air Ministry
England
Print Shop Boasts Classy Work Amid Lease Talks
A local press shop touts its high quality printing while addressing uneasy maintenance of its quarters. The lease status and tenancy conditions are linked to arrangements through FLL and J. L. Marquis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLL
J. L. Marquis
Last Night's News in Brief
Washington reports the war department to dispose of surplus equipment after a $300 million offer against $1.5 billion in France. Paris notes a five council interschied commission to probe Adriatic port troubles between Italian and allied troops. Knoxville mourns novelist John Fox Jr. death from pneumonia. Atlantic City selects Frank T D Rain of Fairbury as exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Chicago to host 1920 convention. Washington notes approval to sell 21 million pounds of surplus sugar. Senate to open doors to the public as President Wilson seeks treaty acceptance. London says Denikin’s forces have cleared the Crimea of Bolsheviks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
France
War Department
Siles
Paris
Council of Five
Fpiume
Adriatic
Knoxville
Tenn
John Fox
Atlantic City
N. J
Fairbury
Neb
Itland
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Chicago
Washington
Senate
Wilson
London
Crimea
Denikine
Last Batch of Booze Destroyed by Bailiff
The final contraband liquor destroyed under municipal court authority was spilled at a vacant lot by bailiff J. N. Sweitzer. Thirty four pint bottles smashed releasing whiskey odor. Law requires custody by sheriff with triplicate receipt and a district judge order for disposal to hospital or destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Sweitzer
General Assembly
D. V. Stranahan
Iowa lad sues U S on war risk policy
Leo L. Covey of Cherokee Iowa filed a federal suit against the United States seeking 22956 40 for 10000 war risk insurance and damages promised if total disability occurred. Covey enlisted March 21 1918 served until June 5 1918 when honorably discharged for wounds at Chateau Thierry.
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Sioux City
Leo L. Covey
Cherokee
Chateau Thierry
United Sates
United States
Covey
Infantry
Nebraska Elks elect Rain grand exalted ruler
Frank L. Rain of Fairbury Neb was elected yesterday as grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks defeating Albert Brophy of Brooklyn. Chicago was chosen for the 1920 convention. Other officers include C Bradley Portland Ore grand Esteemed Lecturing Knight Fred B Robinson Dubuque Ia grand secretary Pat Brennan Dallas Tex. Pershing sent a cablegram greeting and regrets at not attending.
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Sruuomedaldeendhele
Uly
Frank L. Rain
Fairbury
Neb
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Albert Brophy
Brooklyn
Chicago
Gen. Pershing
Elks
Inn Fein Accused as Lawless Band
New York reports a Dublin memo declaring Sinn Fein groups and Irish volunteers in Tipperary outlawed. The document cites police hostility and a “boycott” of officers, with threats to civilians aiding authorities and officials. A separate manuscript discusses punishments for peelers and the use of uniforms to justify actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INN Fein
New York
Tipperary
Ireland
Dublin
Sinn Fein
London
England
J. A. Burke
Thurles
Trawlers Increase East Coast Fleet To Meet Cod Demand
The East Coast Fisheries company announces five new steam trawlers, doubling its fleet. The current ships head to the Great Banks for three to four weeks to net codfish, salted at sea, with each vessel expected to return to Gloucester carrying 600000 to 700000 pounds of salted cod. European demand for American salt codfish drives the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Coast Fisheries Company
Haddock
Halibut
North Atlantic
East Coast Fisheries
Great Banks
Gloucester
Ite
Pepart
Bedouin Esteems Horse and Belittles His Wife
An old portrayal describes Bedouin life in the Sahara where a tall white clad man rides out on horse or camel while his barefoot wife trudges beside him. Night camps feature women pitching tents, unsaddling, milking, cooking, and serving men who eat first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Fragmentary July 1919 entry from busy page
Fragments show a date near July 1919 with scattered notations including times and numbers, but the readable details are sparse. The snippet mentions midnight to early morning hours and an unclear sequence of figures, lacking concrete events or names.
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Olcurs
New York Bible Society
George Wiliam Carter
Society
Mickie
Hart S& Boys
Straw Hat Center
Acs
Prank Bros
Waterloo
Iowa
LAD
Nebraskan Heads
Atlantin Cit
Tieton
Fulice
Secretary of
Ocien
Buchanan Opt
Waterloo Savings Bank
Iaws of
Black Hawk
A. D
Ess
Federal Reserve Bank
Atsee
Total
Ca Eeee
Black Hawk County
W. C. Logan
J. J. Miller
Wayne E. Smith
Black Hawks County
Carleton Seal
A. J. Edwards
EL. Johnson
DS Co. Tiaa
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