Road Checks Up Automobilists Road Checks Up Automobilists
Illinois Central magazine highlights railway grade crossing dangers and auto peril. It cites 22 killed and 51 injured in four months on the system prompting safety efforts. An investigator records driver behavior at Logan avenue crossings showing many ignore directions, while bells and warnings are already in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinols Central
Illinois Central System
Fea4
Foley
H. G. Brown
Tlinois Central
Logan Avenue
Buried Under German Soil Kept 57 Years
Montclair New Jersey November 22 The tale centers on Christoph er A Hinck and his wife who longed for Kehdig Bruch their German homeland. The chest filled with soil from Kehdig Bruch symbolized their promised burial place as Hinck died in Montclair and his wife later poured the chest contents into his coffin amid family memory and longing. A hospital auxiliary rampage sale notice is appended in the text.
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Montclair
N. J
Rehdig Bruch
Hamburg
Germany
Christopher A. Hinck
Henry
Ernest C
Christopher Hinck
Kehdig Bruch
Kehdig Br
Hebden
Christopher
Atlantic
Keddig Bruch
A King's Tragic Story of Francis Joseph's Reign
A long thin record of Francis Joseph's life highlighting his rise at eighteen, wars with Lombardy and Prussia, the 1866 defeat, the Bosnia annexation of 1908, and the Sarajevo murder plot. It notes the dual monarchy's suffering in World War I and chronicles personal tragedies including the deaths of Crown Prince Rudolf and Archduke John Salvator, with a focus on the curse attributed to Countess Karolyi and the impact on the emperor.
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Francis Joseph
Austria
Hungary
Hapsburgs
Karolyi
Emperor
Vienna
Archduke Francis
Ferdinand I
Ferdinand
Francis
Lombardy
Sardina
Prussia
Germany
Denmark
Blemarck
Italy
Bosnia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Serbia
Danube
Kossovo
Sarajevo
Francis Ferdinand
Gavrio Prinzip
Russia
France
Great Britain
Karalyl
Switzerland
Elizabeth
Bavaria
Rudolph
Prince
Marie Vetsera
Meterling
Stephanie
Leopold of
Beleium
Vetsera
Meverling
John Orth
Arch
Duke
Ludositia Stubel
Assin Kulls
Hupress
Geneva
Louis Victor
Gisela
Louise
Tuscany
Europe
Larisch
Isabella Marie
Prince George of
Vaximilian
Emperor Maximilian
Mexico
Carlotta
Archduke Ladislaus
Prince Louis of
Tranim
Johann
d’Alencon
Paris
Marie Mercedes
Spain
Bulgaria
Kathi Serratt
Comedienne
Roosevelt
The Hap sbung Curse and Courtly Sorrow of Francis Joseph
A historical sketch recounts curses aimed at Francis Joseph during key moments from his 1867 coronation to later jubilees. It lists royal misfortunes within the Habsburg line, including dynastic deaths, elopements, scandals, and public shaming, culminating in the emperor’s long, solitary grief and enduring health.
Man Is Rel d Here for Fort Dodge Thefts
Harvey Anderson, wanted at Fort Dodge on larceny charges, was captured by Patrolman John Collins. Fort Dodge police report signs and valuables found on him and a diamond ring worth 80 pounds allegedly stolen. Fort Dodge chief Jordan notified. Waterloo will send an officer to transfer custody.
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Harvey Anderson
Fort Dodge
John Collins
Anderson
M. J. Jordan
Waterloo
Aged Austrian Monarch Dies of Pneumonia
Reports from Vienna indicate the aged Austrian emperor died from pneumonia after a period of frail health. Officials note the heir Archduke Charles Francis may be prepared to assume governance as Vienna awaits official confirmation. The death follows a rapid decline with the emperor losing consciousness in his final hours.
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Archduke Charlies Francis
Kaiser
Vienn
London
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Austrian Ciupietal
Vienna
Exchange Telegraph Co
Geneva
Car Shortage Tied to Storage Use and Demurrage Rules
Chicago November hearing details car shortage causes cited by J F Porterfield of Illinois Central. He said cars are stored after short grace periods by reconsignment, delaying return up to 60 days and boosting demurrage evasion. Railroads seek demurrage rise from 1 to 2 dollars plus 1 dollar daily to 6 dollars, noting storage use due to inadequate warehousing.
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Chicago
Public Utilities Commission
J. F. Porterfield
Tuiness Central
Porterfield
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Warning
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It promises gentle relief for feverish, cross, or upset stomachs, urging mothers to use a teaspoonful for quick cleansing of the bowels and to beware of counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Howard Children Taken From Home
Mrs John Manard of 936 Pith Street West awaited a court decision when her husband secured a memoriary order for one body of their five children. The children were placed in Mr Howards sister care. Mrs Howard and George Kirkos were arrested on disorderly conduct charges. Mrs Howard pleaded guilty. Kirkos denied. Both were fined 18 dollars. Theward returned home Tuesday morning and found Kirkos there.
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John Manard
Pith Street
Howard
George Kirkos
Kirkos
Flo
Theward
Waterloo Shops To Become Key Repair Center
Improvements at Norman Bell master nechanté and others will move repair work from Burnside and Durnside shops to Waterloo. New equipment and larger work force will expand capacity as engines from Minnesota and Wisconsin divisions come in for service. The goal is to make Waterloo the most important HHnos Central western territory shop.
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Nivols Central
Cuter
Norman Bell
Nechante
Burnside
Waterloo
Minnesota
Wlcconavision
Hhnos Central
Orange orange crop report notes Florida decline
Washington, D. C., Nov. 22. The orange crop of the United States shows a probable increase of 2,636,000 boxes this year. An estimate by the department of agriculture places the crop at 23,836,000 boxes with California at 17,600,000 and Florida at 6,335,000. Florida grapefruit crop is estimated at 1,900,000 boxes, down 100,000 from last year.
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Washington
D. C
United
Department of Roultire
California
Florida
Police Seek Action After Raid On 617 Commercial Street
Cinlty authorities raid a soft drink establishment at 617 Commercial Street operated by James Hanlon. Hanlon pleads guilty to keeping a disorderly home, fined 75 dollars, released to arrange payment. Officers seized a silver whisky pitcher and two intoxicated men were arrested. Charles Vallens faces similar charges for illegal liquor sales.
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Catdwell
James Hanlon
Hea
Hanlon
Charles Vallens
Llegally
Vialitara
Hanoi
Hanon Fallows
Coldwell
Liamon
Charles Callans
Arraignments and rulings in local disorderly house case
Pollen Judge J C Reem ruled the ordinance unconstitutional while Calleas is free on $100 bonds after arraignments on charges that liquor was sold at a disorderly house. Edward Smith case proceeding set for 2 30 p m with jury. Smith, a Black man, charged with assaulting Starry Miller, also Black.
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J.C. Reem Neldiat Ordinanes
Calleas
Bmitt
Edward Smith
Ware
Smith
Starry Miller
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Count Karolyi
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Knier
Flan Lon
Ratdoon
Roth
Cosmopolitan
Magazme
Prneo
Andi Des
Jothey
Good Housekeeping
America
Warwick’s
Slack’s
ST. Jacobs
St. Jacob’s Ol
Elas
Goodyear
Santa Monica
Aitken
Wilcox
Patterson
Peugeot
Cooper
Sk&e
Cord Tires
Franklin
Peerless
McFarlan
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