Slander suit for ten thousand dollars filed in district court
Mrs. Nettie J. Kingsbury sues Charles Smith for ten thousand dollars claiming repeated defamatory remarks damaged her reputation and business. She says Smith knew the accusations were false when he had her briefly arrested for disturbing the public quiet, a charge she was acquitted of in municipal court. Fred Or Parrish represents the plaintiff.
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Nettie J. Kingsbury
Bluff Street
Charles Smith
Echo of Pueblo Flood Postmaster General Thanks Pueblo Terminal
United Press reports postmaster general sent a message from Washington thanking Pueblo Terminal for extraordinary service during the recent flood. RP. J. in Pueblo noted appreciation for the swift aid and relief efforts.
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United Press Ae
D. C
Hays
Pueblo Terminal
American Factory Tour Aims to Sell 300 U.S. Goods Worldwide
The steamship St Louis will tour 150 foreign ports starting next January as a floating exhibition hall for 300 leading American manufacturers. The ship, renamed with the slogan I’ll Sell the World, will travel a year and span space equal to Madison Square Garden. Promoter Herbert Andson says South America improves next year while Japan, China, India, Australia, Norway, Sweden show resilience. Balkan states offer new markets. The itinerary includes quarries and interpreters to aid presenting goods and building credit relations as the St Louis is converted to an oil burner.
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Associated Prong
New York
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
Herbert Andson
South America
Japan
China
India
G W Band To Give Oldtime Favorites At Lincoln Park Tonight
The Greater Waterloo band will perform an oldtime favorites concert at Lincoln Park at 8 p.m. tonight weather permitting. Director Callatanger announced the program includes Wifty-third Iowa Regiment Meta Raymond overture and a solo by Mrs Averill.
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G. W
Lincoln Park
Greater Waterloo
Tdecoln Park
Callatanger
Women Smokers Drinkers Risky Insurance Applicants
Chicago September 2 The Associated Press reports that young women who smoke and drink may be fashionable but are poor insurance risks. Miss Frances Partridge, a representative, notes that insurers consider such behavior as increasing risk and likely to affect premium decisions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frances Partridge
Women's Benefit Association secretary argues women as insurance risks
The general secretary told the National Fraternal Congress of America that statistics from 250000 cases show girls to be as good insurance risks as men, with mortality among women slightly lower. She asserted that employed women are as good risks as those at home, reflecting modern views.
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Eral
Women’s Benefit Association
National Fraternal Congress of America
Miss Paritridge
Unclear fragment on dress habits and women police roles
Fragment discusses dress habits and women police, mentioning surplus fat storage and comparisons to camels. Lacks coherent context or verifiable facts, making concrete summary difficult. May reflect editorial note or garbled OCR from a Wisconsin piece.
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Wisconsin
Adidlov
Europe
Rice theft method via pin tube into sacks
A reader describes a common trick to steal rice from sacks by leaning against a pile and inserting a pin tube through the sack. The dry rice flows through the tube into the thiefs cloth bag, a crude but practiced method noted in the account.
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