News of the Week Cut Down for Busy Readers
A wide collage of 1924 events: resignations, embargos on gold shipments, senate votes on attorney general nomination, Volstead act cases, land openings, and appointments. Includes Coolidge actions, stock, railroad moves, fires, crimes, and international notes.
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Charles B. Warren
United States Senate
Washington
Tornado Rips Illinois Indiana and Missouri Towns Die Injure
A massive tornado swept through Illinois Missouri and Indiana causing widespread destruction. West Frankfort Murphysboro De Soto Princeton Griffin Owensville and Parrish report numerous deaths and heavy property loss with hundreds injured. Relief trains and National Guard aid moved in as towns faced ruins and schools damaged.
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West Frankfort
Murphysboro
Til
Parrish
de Soto
Indiana
Milneis
Princeton
Griffin
Owensville
Poseyville
Missouri
Mississippi River
Mlinois
Carmi
Chicago
St. Louis
Len Small
Mifneis National Guard
Trinoly
Frankfort
Rhames
Illinois Central
Centralia
Redus
A. A. Hodge
Milton Oi! Company
Adviges Alog
Catal
Delonte
Evansville
Ind
Elizabeth
N. E B. Hart
Nineteenth Field Artillery
Grace Wright
Kentucky
Ria
Max Burton
Burton
The
Union
Central
Tamaroa
Carbondale
Duquoin Hospital
Duquoin
Annapolis
Ozark
Orso Kelly
Merle
Poplar Bluff
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Sumner County
Nashville Tennessean
Buck Lodge
Keytown
Oak Grove
Liberty
Itty
Gallatin
Bethpage
Scottsville
Vanderbilt Hospital
St. Nashville
Pe-ru-na credited with curing chronic catarrh
Mrs Anna Lindner of Dassel Meeker County Minnesota reports two years of chronic catarrh cured after using Pe-ru-na. She praises the remedy as life changing and notes Dr Artman’s Pe-ru-na has long been sold widely in tablet and liquid forms.
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Artman
Pers
Plague Toll Surpasses Ten Million in India Since 1898
New estimates reveal bubonic plague has killed more than ten million people in India since 1898, highlighting the long history of the outbreak and its devastating impact across densely populated regions.
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India
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Thomas Miller
Allen Property
President Coolidge
Europe
New
United States Supreme Court
Rumboldt County
California
Brambini
Isadore Mafila
Renick W. Dunlap
Ohio
Agriculture
United States
Joint Congressional Committee
Montana
Idaho
Charles W. Bryan
William Jennings
White House
Senate Election Committee
John Garibaldi Sargent
Vermont
Senate
Col. Creed Cheshire Hammond
National Guard of
Oregon
Militia
Coolidge
Bureau of Pubiic
Calumet Diatrict
Buffington
New York State Senate Committee On Codes
Bill la ‘Trasse
Tradn
Butler County
Claude Henderson
Eldorado
Kan
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Helen Billwood Stokes
Baltimore
Army Air Service
Bolling Field
George W. Mosher
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
United States District Court
Milwaukee
Palm Beach
Fla
House
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
John Gienke
Lillian
Sophie Hazel
Medina
Martha Wise
Hazel
Wisconsin Department of Markets
Madison
John Lazen White
South Bend
Northern Indiana
Episcopal Church
Seabreeze
People’s Gas Company
State of
Michigan
Lansing
Margaret Illington
Daniel Guggenheim
H. B. Hull
Ilinois Central Railroad
San Antonio
Texas
Samuel Shannon Childs
William
Reed Smoot
Utah
Courtney Letts Stillwell
Frank
Letts
John Borden
William McInnes
Geological Survey of Canada
Victoria Museum
Ottawa
Hanford MacNider
National American Legion
Magon City
Iowa
Margaret McAuley
Mason City
Stockholm
Queretaro
Mex
Lord Curzon
London
House of Jorda
Jubaland
Senate of Holland
George
Buckingham Palace
August von Wassermann
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute For Experimental Therapy
University of Berlin
Wassermann
Berlin
Tokyo
Illinois
Ilinois
Vissouri
Biebie
Altonburg
Cape Girardeau Gorin
Gorham
Royalton
Bush
Hurat
Ill
Denton
Wecsisscas
Logan
Thompsonville
McLeansboro
Carml
Carm
Crossville
Oweneaville
Ellizabeth
Iolles
De_ Soto
Ebris
Annéy
Spokane
C. W. Beggs Sons & Co
N. Richmond
Chicago, IL
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