Swiss Village Moves In Fear Of Peak Fall
In a Swiss district near Geneva, authorities order evacuations, livestock removal, and abandonment of Panda as Mount Motto Arbino shows signs of a potential collapse. The summit, over 5,500 feet high, has shifted, with crevasses widening and rocks falling, threatening valleys and homes below.
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International
Geneva
Mount Motto Arbino
Bellizona
Switzerland
Tickets for Shrine Show Go Fast
Indications point to liberal cooperation in staging the Khiva Shrine Chanters minstrel on September 19 20. Albert S. Brown director says advance sale of tickets counts. Tickets distributed among 2000 Shriners of the Panhandle and readily disposed of. The program follows top class revue lines and promises the greatest talent array yet in the city.
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Khiva Shrine Chanters
Albert S. Brown
Shriners
the Panhandle
Brown
Ireland's Oldest Man Neal Boyle Dies at 115
Neal Boyle of Ballyhotey County Dublin dies at 115. He reportedly celebrated his 100th birthday by jumping over a chair. His lifelong diet centered on oatmeal potatoes and buttermilk. He never tasted tea or coffee until age 80 and remained a strong tobacco smoker who never left his native village.
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International News Service
Belfast
Ireland
Neal Boyle
Ballyhotey
County Dublin
Boyle
Violet ray bread craze hits Nottingham bakery
Two ultra violet ray lamps are installed at a Nottingham cooperative factory to direct ultraviolet light onto dough during preparation as part of a new fad in English baking.
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LTRA
International News Service
Nottingham
Eng
Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Gum Healing
Reliable dentists report success with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for severe gum disease. City Drug Store offers bottles with a money back guarantee if it fails when used as directed.
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Leto
City Drug Store
Drank Too Much Water Ended in Tragedy at Spa Bet
Signor Rovere of Magnano died at Arta mineral spa in Udine after drinking sixty glasses of water in a drinking match for a large wager. His opponent quit after fifty, Rovere continued to sixty then collapsed and died soon after.
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Signor Rovere
Magnano
Arta
Udine
Rovere
Revere
Mert Doran Held On A W O L Charge In Texas
Uncle Sam says Mert Doran of Childress now in the city jail awaiting federal officers. He is an amateur boxer nicknamed Young Doran, arrested by Police Chief Dyes Moore as he prepared to enter a fight at the American Legion event.
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Childress
Texas
Sam
Mert Doran
Marines
Young Doran
Dyes Moora
American Legion
School for Marketing Development Attracts New England Farmers
New Haven reports a cooperative marketing school run by the Connecticut Agricultural College with the U S Department of Agriculture and Connecticut cooperatives. Topics include marketing dairy products fruit vegetables tobacco poultry and cooperative purchasing and production linkage.
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International News Service
New Haven
New England
Connecticut ~ Agricultural
Connecticut
United States Department of Agriculture
Co-Operative Associations of Connecticut
Ninetieth Division Veterans in Reunion
Two hundred veterans of the World War from the 90th division of Texas and Oklahoma gathered in Galveston for their annual reunion. Officers will be elected and the next meeting place chosen at a banquet tonight.
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Associated Freas
Galveston
90Th
Texas
Oklahoma
Mellon Returns From Mediterranean Cruise
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon arrived aboard the Leviathan in New York after a two months yachting voyage in the Mediterranean. He declined to discuss government or political matters.
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Associated Press
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Leviathan
Mediterranean
Battle at Tennessee pie supper leaves man mortally stabbed
At Iconum high school near Woodbury Tennessee Herbert Mooneyham 18 lies dying after a pie supper brawl. His brother Leonard Mooneyham 30 and Tulley Muncy suffer injuries while Jim St John 40 faces 2500 bond on wounding charges. The melee began over a pie donation and escalated to a knife attack.
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Associated Press
Woodbury
Tenn
Herbert Mooneyham
Iconum High School
Leonard Mooneyham
Herbert
Tulley Muncy
Jim St. John
Mooneyham Brothers
Mooneyham
St. John
Doctor Sends New Truss on Trial
Kansas City physician Dr. Andrew Kaiser announces a rupture appliance with no leg straps and no hard pads. The 30 day trial requires no cash deposit or COD. Hundreds report relief from long standing ruptures and hampered movement. if not satisfied, return the truss with no payment due.
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Kansas City
Herrs
Andrew Kaiser
D. Koch
Main Street
Society Drama Tops English Film Favorites Survey
London excerpts show English film fans favor Society drama as the top picture type, with pie throwing and comedies close behind. Chaplin slips to twelfth among male stars while Ronald Colman leads. Constance Talmadge heads the female stars with LaPlante, Norma Talmadge, Mary Pickford and Pola Negri as runners-up.
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International News Service
London
Charlie Chaplin
Ronald Colman
Adolphe Mejou
Constance Talmadge
Laura LaPlante
Norma Talmadge
Mary Pickford
Pola Negri
Kansas corn crop to reach record value in 1920 estimate
Kansas farmers are expected to harvest a corn crop worth about 500 million dollars with 125 to 140 million bushels this year. Government and railroad officials issued the forecast after surveying the crop and predicting warm weather through harvest.
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Kansas
United Preas
Itopeka
Kans
Big Building Boom For Tulsa in 1928
Tulsa expects an unprecedented boom in business construction over the next year with plans for four skyscrapers of twenty floors or more. Architects have begun sketches and several super-structures are already underway. Numerous contracts and permits for smaller offices accompany the activity. The proposed towers include a twenty four story building led by Dr. S G Kennedy and a twenty seven story office block slated for financing.
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International News Service
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
United States
S. G. Kennedy
Fly-Tox Quickly Ends Mosquito Torment
An old health ad claims mosquitoes are killed by Fly-Tox which supposedly thins blood to deter bites. It warns of infection from scratching and asserts Fly-Tox is safe, stainless, fragrant, and easy to use as advised by health authorities.
Tulsa Trade Towers Planned By Oil Leaders
By R. T. Daniel a Tulsa capitalist another will rise twenty three floors to form the combined interest of two large oil companies while a second project a little over twenty stories is under consideration by R. E. Alexander Tulsa builder.
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R. T. Daniel
Tulsa Capitalist
R. E. Alexander
Tulsa
Mrs Connor Visits Sister in Fort Worth
Mrs P G OConnor and her children from Fort Worth are visiting Mrs C W Cunningham at 801 South Fillmore Street as part of a family visit.
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P. G. O’connor
Fort Worth
Denver Firemen Set New Scaling Record
Denver firemen set a new world ladder scaling record at the state fireman convention in Longmont by entering a four story building in 22.7 seconds, surpassing the Los Angeles department’s previous 29.4 second mark.
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United Press
Denver
Los Angeles
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