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Daily News reports burglary on Main Street in 1921
On July 9, 1921, the Daily News reported that a local affluent family’s home had been ransacked and…
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Selective Service registration falls short for 1942 goal
About 800 men were included in Selective Service registration for 18- and 19-year-olds in Bowling Green and Warren…
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Book documented quarries in Bowling Green area
On June 24, 1921, the Daily News ran an article reporting that professor Charles H. Richardson, the head…
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Apartments built at 12th Avenue and Chestnut Street
The Daily News reported June 23, 1913, that a new apartment complex was going to be built at…
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Council expected to get traffic light ordinance
On June 15, 1947, the Daily News reported that the city council was expected to vote on an…
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Female captain named for Steamer Lotus
On June 15, 1904, the Daily News reported that a new boat named the Lotus, chartered to do…
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Bootleggers break street lights in 1937
On June 8, 1937, the Daily News reported that there had been a number of street lights being…
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Daredevil at Helm Hotel
The June 8, 1928, Daily News reported that the newly developed “art” of flag pole standing was coming…
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Boy Scouts plan rat killing campaign
Under the headline “Rat Killing Campaign to Open in City Next Tuesday,” the Daily News outlined plans by…
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Rattlesnake victim reported recovering
On May 22, 1902, the Daily News reported that Miss Mary Ellen Davis was recovering nicely after being…
