Pig with Eight Legs Born on Ohio Farm Attracts Attention
In Urbana Ohio on August 24 a pig born with an extra set of front and rear legs lived about fifteen minutes. The four extra legs were attached to the pig's neck and in front of the normal front legs. All other litter members were normally formed.
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Urbana
Ohio
Albert McIntire
Here
Pope Pius Cuts Vatican Expenditures in Budget Move
Rome reports Vatican finances under strain as Pope Pius initiates strict retrenchment. Bishops’ offerings to the Vatican have slowed while Benedict’s lavish spending is cited as prior burden, now addressed by a new budget system tying expenses to receipts.
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Europe
Vatican
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Kugel Campaign Ties to Ku Klux Klan Probe
Louis Kugel, candidate for the New York assembly in Brooklyn's seventh district, faced trouble as supporters formed the Kugel Konsolation Klub. The group labeled him a Ku Klux Klan candidate, prompting criticism and calls to ban the KKK chatter in a Republican stronghold.
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New York
Louis Kugel
Assembly
Brooklyn
Kugel Konsolation Klub
Kugel
Naturalized Red Yearns for His Native Land
Ambridge Pa August 24 Foreigners who returned from Bolshevik Russia say they cannot find utopia there and would give anything to return to the land of the free. Prof G Devich a foreign banker reports that Americans are seen as the most blessed people by those who long for home.
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Ambridge
Russia
G. Devich
Europe
America
Steeplejack's fall halted by self-secured rope
In Cincinnati on August 24 A P Donnithorne a steeplejack stood 200 feet up on St George's Catholic Church arms and slipped. He fell forward but a rope he had tied to the cross halted the descent as spectators screamed and covered their eyes.
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Cincinnati
A. P. Donnithorne
St. George's Catholic Church
Donnithorne
Barber Refusal Leads to $500 Suit in Greenville
Kenneth Hollinger, a Panhandle railway policeman, sues Charles Harman of Bradford near Greenville for $500 claiming Harman refused to shave or cut his hair saying he "did not work for scabs," alleging a state law violation.
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Greenville
Charles Harman
Bradford
Harman
Kenneth Hollinger
Panhandle
Common Pleas Court
Hollinger
Monkeys Show Interest in Finger Printing at Cincinnati Zoo
Sol Stephan, general manager of the Cincinnati Zoo, was away on "monkey business" for two weeks when 44 monkeys and one African baboon arrived. A fingerprint expert was called in to identify them, but the animals became fascinated with the results and pressed prints on the examiner's face and hands.
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Cincinnati
Sol Stephan
Athens Counts Fair Access Courtesy De Tour Not Needed
State division of highways announced Thursday that residents south and north of Athens can attend the Athens counts fair without a detour. The Athens Albany road through Mechanicsburg reopened after resurfacing on Wednesday at 4 p.m. Rain halted resurfacing on the Athens Chauncey road between Suga Creek and Athena, but the reed will stay open for the fair.
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Athens
State Division of Highways
Athens-Albany
Mechanicsburg
Athens Chauncey Road
Suga Creek
Athena
Aerial Sleeping Car Service Between Berlin and Moscow
The first aerial sleeping car service on the German Russian railways links Berlin and Moscow mainly for officials and couriers. The sleeper has three berths and can convert to a parlor for six travelers. Fokberg aircraft handle the flights. A recent 1,125 mile leg reportedly took eighteen hours with no landings. In Hamburg a notorious burglar was arrested. police recovered a diary detailing 47 thefts over two months.
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London
Raiways
Berlin
Moscow
Fokberg
Hamburg
Surplus War Materials Delivered to States for Roads
Up to July 1 surplus war material valued at 139.8 million dollars was delivered to states for road construction. New York and Texas led in value, with 29 325 motor vehicles distributed including 24 752 trucks and 4 573 autos.
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International News Service
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Agriculture Department
War Department
New York
Texas
United States
Areau
Germany
German Soldiers Will Walk to Training Camps
BERLIN Aug 24 Railway fares are so high that soldiers of the new German Republic Army will have to march to their training camps and drill grounds regardless of distance. Troops on the Bavarian frontier recently traveled hundreds of kilometers to reach camps in Thu. NMA The Berliner notes it may not be worthwhile to save on fares when boat travel remains costly.
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Berlin
Germany
Defense
Thu
NMA
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