Albanian Bishop Dictator Seizes Power Amid Balkan Upheaval
Reports from Albania describe Bishop Fan Nolli, an Orthodox bishop with American seminary training, as de facto ruler after driving Ahmed Beg from power. His regime, backed by Christian ministers and peasant land promises, suppresses opposition with an iron hand while Muslim influence remains strong in cabinet posts.
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Constantine Stephanove
Btase
Byron
Balkan
Albania
Mohammeda Lers
Fan Nolli
American Theological Seminary
Alban ‘Se
Bishay
Notli
Louis Jakouki
Soeas Gantry
Fan Hi
Ata Mo
Rament Pecatheon Europe
Raditeh
Tia
Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Hawaiian limu study sends UC scientist to Honolulu
Professor W. A. Stetchel nist of the University of California arrives in Honolulu for more than two months to study edible seaweed limu on coral reefs around Hawaii. He aims to compare limu with Samoa and Tahiti specimens to determine its role in reef building and plans to attend the Pan American Food Conservation Conference in August to present a paper. He has not visited Hawaii since 1900 on a prior similar mission.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
W. A. &Tetchel Nist
University of Calirnia
Samoa
Tahiti
Stetche
Agust
Hich
State to Use Prison Labor at Roseville Brick Plant
The Roseville plant, recently bought by the state welfare department from the Roseville Brick and Tile Co., will employ prisoner labor in operations. The purchase price is about $35,000, and the plant has a 30,000 brick daily capacity, with plans to expand to at least 60,000 bricks per day.
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State Blys Peant
Roseville
State Welfare
Roseville “Brick’' & la Cotta Co
It. Ia
Rioting at National Training School for Girls Ends With Police Intervention
A violent riot at the National Training School for Girls prompted police to restore order after inmates damaged the building. Six people were injured as knives were waved and dishes thrown. two leaders were placed in solitary confinement while extra guards remained on duty.
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Washington
National ‘Training School For Girls
Fisherman fends off giant shark attacking boat off Newport
Richard Gunther and a boy survived hours of battle as a giant killer shark rammed their eighteen foot fishing boat near Newport Beach. Gunther struck the shark with an iron bar, stunning it until a rescue boat arrived. The creature was noted as longer than the boat with a formidable fin.
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Los Angeles
Newport Beach
Here
Richard Gunther
Gunther
Lips Tattooed for Desert Film Kiss Scene
Los Angeles actress Dorothy Mackaill had her lips tattooed red to kiss and be kissed on a desert burning scene without spoiling her makeup. The unusual cosmetic measure aimed to keep her appearance intact during filming in Arizona.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackailll
Arizona
Miss Mackaill
Court News: Judgments and docket dates in Ohio common pleas
Joseph Mulligan of Athens recovered a cognovit note judgment for 421.75 against C. M. Brown of Marion and W. A. Lockwood of Lynchburg Kentucky in common pleas court. Judge L G Worstell set July 30 for the case of Benjamin Rosenberg and others versus T Frank Hamilton and others involving a 1300 judgment.
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Joseph Mulligan
Athens
C. M. Brown
Marion
W. A. Lockwood
Lynchburg
Common Pleas Court
L. G. Worstell
Benjamin Rosenberg
T. Frank Hamilton
Pleads to Grave Charge in Court
Ciff River, brought back from Williamson, W Va, this week by Constable Mariner to face embezzlement in the local courts, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Magistrate Helwig and bound over to the grand jury. Charge filed by Charles Russell claims traveling salesman Riser embezzled $136. Riser formerly lived near Floodwood.
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Ciff River
Williamson
W. Va
Mariner
Helwig
Charles Russell
Riser
Rizer
Floodwood
Road resurfacing progresses between Albany and Mineral
Half of the seventh-eighths mile stretch between Albany and Mineral has been resurfaced. County surveyor J. W. Sands said Thursday the project will be completed by the middle of next week.
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Albany
Mineral
J. W. Sands
American lawyers meet King George at Buckingham Palace
American lawyers attending an international conference in London were guests of King George and Queen during a garden party at Buckingham Palace. Ambassador Kellogg presented Secretary of State Hughes and the delegation to the king, who hosted the event along with the queen.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Kellogg
Hughes
George
Peace Outlook Brightens as Parliaments Embrace Postwar Spirit
E T John president of the British Peace Society says Europe trends toward peace as parliaments in Great Britain the United States and France shed war zeal. He notes Germany’s Reichstag backs the Dawes plan, creating an optimistic new situation. Annie Besant urges public opinion to condemn scientists who weaponize discovery.
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London
Europe
E. T. John
British Peace Society
Great Britain
United States
France
John
Germany
Reichstag
Annie Besant
England
Expect Champions To Forge To Front
Hinsdale Country Club, Hinsdale, Ill., July 34. Survivors from early rounds of the Western Amateur tee off for the third round amid drenched fairways after a night rain. It is expected new champions will emerge as Robert A. Gardener and B. David Herron were eliminated, while Chick Evans, the reigning champion, barely defeated Bob White of Olympia Fields in the opening round.
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Hinsdale Country Club
Hinsdale
Ill
J T
Robert A. Gardener
David Herron
Chick” Evans
Bob White
Olympia Fields
Evans
White
Shenandoah Over Wilkes-Barre Passes Toward Scranton
The giant dirigible Shenandoah crossed Wilkes-Barre at 11:58 PM heading toward Scranton in a dramatic aerial maneuver observed in Luzerne County.
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Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Marriage Licenses Issued By Athens County Bureau
The Athens county bureau issued licenses for three couples including Guy F Gilkey 23 mechanic and Esther Blanche Mehl 17 of Athens to be married Rev Miller Naiph H Andrews 21 clerk of Ruchtel to Katheryn R Sayre 19 Luhrig Rev Chaney and John Joseph Hysell 34 plasterer to Marie Myrtie Mitchell 19 of Nelsonville Also noted is an EN SIGHT case against Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Leeh to be completed by Saturday with the state attorney Crowe signaling completion early next week
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Athens County
Guy F. Gilkey
Mechanic
Esther Blanche Mehl
Athens
Miller
Naiph H. Andrews
Ruchtel
Katheryn R. Sayre
Luhrig
Chaney
John Joseph Hysell
Marie Myrtie Mitchell
Nelsonville
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Léeh
Crowe
Build Me Up as Was All Actors Song Anecdote
This fragment references an actor song theme and a street address 404 Travis Ave. The readable text hints at a playful title or note about actors and melodies rather than a complete event or narrative.
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Travis Ave
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