Mrs. George Frush Sr. Dies After Car Crash Injuries
Mrs. George H Frush sr aged 664 years died at St Francis hospital after injuries from a week-old car crash on the W F P N belt road near Independence avenue. Her husband drives the car, she suffered a scalp wound and severed left ear, rallied then relapsed and died. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 pm conducted by Rev Frank W Court. Survivors include husband five children two predeceased, six grandchildren, one brother Andrew Harrison and three half sisters.
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George H. Frusth
St. Francis Hospitals
Independence Avenue
Frosh
George Tl. Frush, Jr
Frush
Washington Street
Frank W. Court
First M. D. Church
Methodist Church
Y Shopmen Reception at YMCA Tonight
Entertainment features highlight the stag reception for Y shopmen and friends who joined the association in last week’s campaign. Acrobatics, wrestling, and a notable display by A Asquith include a gear shift patent, a speedometer odometer combo, and the world’s smallest slide valve steam engine crafted in 14 karat gold. The tiny engine, once showcased in Chicago, was once shown within a 22 caliber rifle shell and is operable by compressed air.
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Frank King
Verne L. Bartling
A. Asquith
Asquith
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Chicago
Mr. Asquith
Claud
Entertainers Plan Welcome Night at Our Lady Academy
Sisters of Charity present an after hours program at Our Lady of Victory Academy 311 Mulberry Street for Welcome Night. The lineup includes an address by Urban Mul Tan a vocal solo A Perfect Car by Hielen O Keefe accompanied by Miles Kuriee a piano solo The Flatterest by James Wheler a reading Why He Would the Farm by Gennyieve Cleary and a class song The White and Blue by high school students.
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Sisters of Charley
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Mulberry Street
Urban Mul- Tan
Hielen O'Keefe
Miles Kuriee
Chaminade
James Wheler
Gennyieve Cleary
Gould Anderson Wedding at Home of Grace Gould
Grace Gould wed Clark Anderson at 7 30 PM Thursday in the home of Grace’s mother in law Mrs Ella Gould 221 Butler avenue. The ceremony was performed by Dr John Bunyan Smith of Walnut street Baptist church. Anderson works as foreman of the mounders at Cement Tite Machinery Company plant. They will reside at 1008 Lafayette street.
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Grace Gould
Clark Anderson
Ella Gould
Butler Avenue
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Anderson
Cement Tite Machinery Company
Lafayette Street
Failure of Delcasse Policy Triggers French Retirement
Berlin reports that Theophile Delcasse, France's foreign minister, opposed landing French troops at Saloniki. Tageblatt says popular opinion pressed him to resign, using Saloniki as pretext, while Vossische Zeilung recalls his revenge driven career and pro war stance with Germany.
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Berlin
Wirress
Sayville
Tageblatt
Theophile Deiscasse
France
Saloniki
Taeblatt
Delcasse
Salonki
Poincare
Millerand
Vossische Zeiung
Germany
Edward
Clemenceau
Deleasse
Ufe
Reappearance and Abandonment Echo in France Crisis
The text notes that he reappeared and speculates that if his former associates desert him, their choice would come too late for France. The passage frames a political or wartime scenario with implied fallout for French interests.
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France
Quiet Nashua wedding ties Smith and Meier
In Nashua on Tuesday evening Hazel Smith wed Ernest Meier in a small family ceremony at 7:20 pm officiated by Rev. Burleigh. The couple drove to the home of August Medler after the vows and will begin housekeeping at once in the Strip.
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Nashua
Smith
T He Keane
Hazel
Ernest Meier
Burleigh
Cottage wedding gifts noted in cut glass and cash
A Sou cottage wedding page records gifts from guests including several pieces of cut glass and a cash gift of 500 dollars issued by the bride's father. The ceremony details are not fully clear from the fragment.
Readlyn Week of Visitors and Local Happenings
Readlyn and vicinity report various visitors returning home and relatives visiting. Notables include Mr and Mrs K Kroft of Chicago Mrs Moeller of Readlyn celebrating a newborn born Oct 8 and Mr Mooney from Waukon planning a new general merchandise stock. A Friday hall dance drew a large crowd and other local movements include Mrs Judas at the telephone office and a funeral for Mrs Everding with Rev Jahr officiating.
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Mooney
Sonninberg
H. Golde
Arndale
Gernsey
Hlinats
H. Bock
Count Czaky Wins Cupid's Art in Frisco Window Return
Count Kalman Czaky again wins the heart of Mrs. Maude Howater Bryan widow of a San Francisco publisher. The Hungarian nobleman known as Count Czaky reconciles with his American wife and will be rejoined by her. The tale notes Czaky's royal ties and past fortune loss in Monte Carlo and marriage to Miss Vanderbilt. The article hints at unsettled future.
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San Francisca
Kalman Czaky
Maude Howater Bryan
San Francisco
Tin Rounters
Kahnan de Vaaky
Flouse
Vienna
Heredita
Hungwai
Szoehenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Monte Carlo
America
Mise Vanderbilt
Bryan
Marritdl
Mare
Jan Kubolik
Massasomushed Legislator Dies by Own Action
Colonel Edward Brodle Glasgow a Worcester Mass state legislator died by suicide in Philadelphia at the Glasgow home in Elkins Park. He placed a revolver in his mouth and pulled the trigger dying almost instantly before noon.
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Philadelphia
Edward Brodle Glasgow
Worcester
Mass
Glasgow House
William Glasgow
Elkins Park
Two Injured in Queer Accidents on Logan Avenue
Two men suffered injuries in separate mishaps on Logan avenue Thursday afternoon. E G Kinsell sr was bruised when his buggy tipped after a Wells Fargo wagon wheel locked with his. Mike Blitch, a contractor, lacerated a hand and broke a thumb ringed by a passing auto as he tried to aid Kinsell.
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Logan Avenue
E.G. Kinsell
Bratnober Street
Mike Blitch
Kinsell
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Express Wapan Became Locked and Mr. Kinsell
Mr. Winsell
Mr. Blitch
Hinsell
Mr. Kinsell
Civil service ruling on tax division appointments
The United States Civil Service Commission ruled that 500 income tax division workers in the Internal Revenue Bureau gained their jobs through political recommendations and without examination. They automatically become members of the competitive classified service on Oct 3, and future appointments must follow Civil Service law.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Itennal Revenue Bureau
United States
Aeroplane Firm Names Manville President
New York Oct 15 The Wright Aeroplane company reorganized with P Frank Manville elected president S Jedd Jession as vice president and Harvey D Gibson of Liberty National Bank named treasurer Orville Wright will stay on in an advisory role.
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New York
Wright “Aeroplane Company
P. Frank Manville
S. Jedd Jession
Harvey D. Gibson
Liberty National Bank
Orville Wright
Zeppelins Fire Upon by Dutch Sentinels
Zeppelins believed to have raid London area Wednesday night were sighted returning over Holland early Thursday. Dutch sentinels fired on them per orders. aircraft appeared damaged. One airship bore the number LE-7T.
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Rotterdam
London
Holland
Deserving Democrats Gain Life Government Jobs
Washington Oct 15 Five hundred deserving Democrats have become possessors of life jobs in the government service through a latest staff appointment drive. the move expands long term federal tenure and solidifies party influence in administrative posts nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
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