Prince Edward’s Alberta Ranch Plans After Royal Tour
The Prince is weary from public life and plans to relocate to the E. P. ranch near High River Alberta, about 25 miles west on the Calgary MacLeod line. His property spans thousands of acres with two cabins, barns, and a river stocked for trout, set against the Rocky Mountains. He is popular in Canada for improving livestock with thoroughbred stock from royal studs.
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Ohio Votes Unmoved by Johnson Cox in 1924 Scene
Ohio politics remain active as Republicans explore a Johnson bid while Harding is solidly supported for the 1924 Republican nomination. Democrats back Cox, with straw polls favoring him but no clear public move from Cox as he focuses on newspaper publishing.
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Prince of Wales to vacation at Alberta ranch in late summer
The weary heir to the throne plans a rest at his Alberta ranch in late August or early September. Despite a demanding public role, he remains a diligent, popular figure, mixing generously in charitable and patriotic efforts. His private melancholy reportedly centers on remaining bachelor status.
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Federal prisons fill stands as crowds rise at Leavenworth and Atlanta
The piece notes large crowds at the Atlanta federal penitentiary and Fort Leavenworth as 36 District of Columbia criminals are sent to Fort Leavenworth. It cites federal prison congestion, limited housing after pardons, and potential Congress action to fund expansions and additions to accommodate inmates.
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Expiring King Tut fad sparks silk trade surge
The King Tut fashion craze boosts the silk trade with Egyptian prints exploding onto the scene. Industry leaders predict spring and summer 1923 will be record seasons as designers seek novelty and color. The piece ties pop culture to economic gains while lampooning political figures and events of the era.
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Raggedy Raggedy And The Witch Threaten Magic Pebbles
Ned Gnome and Raggedys flee on cloud chases as an old witch vows to seize the magical wishing pebble and stick sewn inside Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy. The trio faces a perilous confrontation over their enchanted treasures.
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Raggedy Ann and Andy Rescue From Flying Witch
Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy, and Ned Gnome thwart a flying witch who rips seams from their arms. Andy fights back, the witch falls from the broom into soft clouds, and the trio hurries toward the deep woods for safety.
Raggedy Ann Traps Witch on Flying Broom Escape
In a playful scene Ned Gnome, age 89, shouts and Raggedy Ann shoves the witch’s broom off the edge. The witch tumbles away, while Raggedy Ann and Ned vow to remain hidden long before she recovers, escaping their sight.
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Home Town Repudiates Late Bulgarian Premier
Slavovitza, birthplace of Premier Stamboulisky, petitions Bulgaria’s interior ministry to rename the village Borisove in honor of the king. The town resents the notoriety from the Stamboulisky incident and recalls land seizures used to entice gypsies to settle and farm. villagers condemn the fallen leader as an enemy of the state church and peasants.
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Peaks Attract Record Crowds For Mountain Climb
San Francisco reports hikers plan to trek from California coast streams to high glacier regions. Four large parties and many others, both men and women, will spend two to four weeks in July among mountain sheep country. They aim for peaks rising 13 000 to over 14 000 feet, with pack trains to trail ends and climbers carrying sleeping bags toward the summits.
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Horoscope Forecast Highlights Turbulent Social Outlook
A 1923 horoscope warns of a doubtful day with labor unrest and pessimistic newspaper talk. It cautions business expansion, predicts a surprise affecting merchants, and foresees rising global tensions and propaganda dangers. Leo individuals may be popular yet carry many outside interests.
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Bison herd grows at Yellowstone Park reaches 670
Horace A. Albright, superintendent, announced in Livingston Montana that the Yellowstone herd has risen from 26 animals in 1902 to 670. He noted 90 buffalo were born last winter and that about 14 000 buffalo exist in the United States, sufficient to prevent extinction.
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Moffat tunnel to shorten Atlantic Pacific rail distance
Colorado's Moffat tunnel project advances with bids and bond sales. The 6.04 mile main tunnel will cut the Denver to Salt Lake City route by 173 miles on the Rio Grande line and 23 miles on the D & S L line, with trains electric powered and traffic allowed via a pioneer tunnel. Corona station atop the divide will vanish as a railroad stop.
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Mexicali Fire Loss Tops Four Million Far Reached
Mexicali Lower California July 20 insurance adjustments allow entry to ruined zones from the recent large fire. Estimated losses exceed 3 900 000 with unknown lives lost. Remains of two Chinese captives pulled from subcellars. water in lower levels may delay further searches for weeks. Safes with Chinese hoarded funds recovered containing over 35 000 found intact.
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