Iberian Scissors Move To Cut Abd-el-Krim’s Power In Morocco
Paris dispatches report a Spanish push toward Ajdir as the first blade of a planned joint French Spanish operation to weaken Abd-el-Krim. General Primo de Rivera leads cavalry support from Alhucemas Bay while Petain steadies French troops. Madrid confirms coordinated offensive on the eastern front.
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Paris
Ajdir
Abd-el-Krim
Morocco
Morro Nuevo
Madrid
le Matin
Marshal Petain
Primo de Rivera
Petain
Fernandez
Ypers
Saro
Riffian
Primo
Alhucemas Bay
Tetuan
Russia Increases Vodka Output In Fiscal Year
Moscow reports the government Vodka trust plans 86,000,000 gallons of vodka at 40 percent alcohol for the year starting October 1, up 16,000,000 gallons from this year’s 30 percent spirit. At current prices this yields about 450 million dollars in gross receipts, with an anticipated 26 million dollars more from a five cent bottle tax.
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Moscow
Government
Vodka Trust
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Heads for U S Return
Commander MacMillan told the National Geographic Society that the Arctic expedition will return to the United States around October 10 and will dock at Wiscasset Maine.
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MacMillan
United States
National Geographic Society
Wicassett
Maine
Air Fleet Hype And Post Office Bets Stir Debate
In 1925 notes Arthur Brisbane discusses post office investigations and a rush to build an air fleet. The piece frames political betting and aviation policy as central to national prestige and future premacy amid committee inquiries and Roosevelt era concerns.
Mr. New Announces New Air Mail Lines
Mr New reveals four proposed airmail routes linking Chicago to Detroit oe to Detroit ver Chicago to Orleans and Memphis to Jacksey in Louburg. The public will be Mr New who acts with others amid a quarrel.
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Mr. New
Chicago
Detroit
Orleans
Memphis
Jacksey
Louburg
Rarest Ship Described by Polo Hunted for Museum Exhibit
Kermit Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt seek a ship once described by Marco Polo in a museum project led by Marshal Field. The ship’s hide is sought in improve condition for display, with pursuit to continue later when ready.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore
James the Marshal Field
Maco Polo
Tibetan creatures draw curious attention in wild plains
The report notes sightings of blue sheep from Tibet and Tibetan antelope among other unusual animals. It hints at Simpson's funds being used for exploration, urging readers to turn to page four for more details.
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Tibet
Simpson
Conference Makes Few Changes in Local Churches
Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church assigns pastors for the coming year after its 114th annual meeting. Changes are limited. Athens and Meigs counties see few moves while several congregations in Albany Amesville Coolville Jacksonville Nelsonville New Marshfield Pomeroy and nearby areas receive new pastors or leave appointments.
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Albany
Amesville
Buchtel
Coolville
Guysville
Jacksonville
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Middleport
Pomeroy
C. L. Strecker
Columbus
Ohio Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. Henderson
Cincinnati
Athens City
Athens County
Meigs County
Athens
H. J Holcombe
Stanley Roush
George W. Timberlake
Central
Frederick Brown
Daniel McGurk
Barlow
Bartlett
R. P. Walker
Belpre
H. B. Pilchard
Bidwell
T A. Cleland
Butcher
L.A. Donnelly
Cheshire
Ira P. Day
Chester
Jasper Strickland
Harry Dye
Downington
Eureka
P. L Holland
Ewington
G. W. Erskine
Gallipolis
J. KR. Fields
Glouster
E. H Darragh
Jacksonville Parish
Dallas Browning
Jerseyville
Letart Falls
J. W. Barnes
Marietta
Thomas B. Roberts
Gilman Avenue
Ff. H. Born
Norwood
H. A. Sayre
Siddleport
Otto Giesen
Millersport
Eees New Marshfield
J. H. Leys
McCormick
F. O. VW
Portland
Torment
G. 8. Lightner
Ironton
Charles P. Laughlin
A. M. Courtney
Delaware
Ohio State Sunday School
Corliss P. Hargrover
Board of Sunday Schools
T. M. Hare
Antisaloon League
B. F. Lamb
Gasoline Jag Proves Fatal To Bright Kid
Urbana Ohio report of 14 year old Harold Riffey son of Mr and Mrs Edward Riffey dead from gasoline fumes. He had been inhaling tank fumes for weeks and told friends the vapors felt like intoxication. Parents warned him and found him dead in the garage with the gasoline cap off.
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Urbana
Harold Riffey
Edward Riffey
Harold
Shenandoah Dirigible Inquiry Faces Evidence Dispute
Lieut C E Rosendahl protests the admission of survivor statements to refresh memories but not as evidence in the Shenandoah crash inquiry led by Commander Jacob Kline at Lakehurst. Admiral Hilary Jones presides as the board weighs the effect of the notes on statements made by survivors.
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Lakehurst
N. J
C. E. Rosendahl
Jacob Kline
Shenandoah
Kline
Ohio
Rosendall Rose
Hilary P. ‘Jones
Board ‘of Inquiry
Admiral Jones
Unemployment Relief Sparks West Ham Tensions
London reports the Ministry of Health will take charge of relief in West Ham where dole payments drop 25 percent. Guardians oppose the move, forming a no rent league and warning of possible unrest as 12 percent of Britain's workers are unemployed.
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London
Ministry of Health
Great Britain
West Ham
Board of Guardians of
Ministry of the West Ham
France’s Air Policy and Debts Ap Remain Center Stage
President Coolidge appeals to news writers to treat France fairly while Wilby favors a safe approach and extols naval control. The article emphasizes France’s knowledge of current policy and insistence that debts be fully met.
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France
Coolidge
Weather Forecaster Browne Warns of Hard Times Ahead
Herbert Janvrin Browne of Washington, a leading long distance weather expert, says conditions now mirror 1816 The Year Without a Summer. He predicts two years of hard times for farmers, citing possible frost and crop failures across the region. Browne plans to present views at the Bab son conference opening September 23. Charles F. Marvin of the Weather Bureau notes debate over long range forecasts.
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Herbert Janvrin Browne
Washington
Republic
Peene
Maryland
Browne
Babson Conference On Meteorology
Charles F. Marvin
France seeks new terms on war debt to America
Washington reports the French mission plans a settlement reducing the total debt by lowering interest and spreading payments over years. The move aims to ease France’s budget, win favorable press coverage, and align with Congressional approval while contrasting Britain’s terms.
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Washington
France
America
Aress
Coolidge
United States
American Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Great Britain
Eastern mines resume operations after idleness
Flushing Sept 22 two mines operated by the Massillon Belmont Rose mary Coal company resumed work today after several months of idle time. The mines employ more than 500 men.
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Flushing
Massillon, Belmont & Rosemary Coal Company
Man Near Chauncey Wears 25 Year Old Suit to Dinner
John Shafer of near Chauncey wears a suit bought in 1899 that remains in good condition with all buttons intact. He claims the Lion brand Fade-Fild edge suit, sewn with silk and linen thread, has given excellent wear for twenty-five years. Shafer recently wore the outfit to a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brooking in Millfield.
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Lion Brand
Fade-Fildedge Company
Shafer
Goyan Villages Led by Turk Soldiers
A fragment notes Goyan Villages were led by Turk soldiers amid unspecified actions. The passage provides minimal readable context about command or location, with no dates or outcomes.
Balloting Ends Coal Controversy at Sugar Creek Mines
Sugar Creek miners will be balloted to other Ohio Collieries mines this week ending a dispute that led President Mali to call out all Ohio Collieries mines. An earlier ballot attempt stalled by representation was resolved with a new agreement.
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Glouster
Sugar Creek
Ohio Collieries Company
Mali
Ohio
Eetge
Hall
Hye
Medec
Georgia Starts Major Road Building Program
Georgia state highway board announces start of a large road program. Work will focus on constructing more than 5,006.6 miles of new highways across the state.
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Georgia
Atlanta
State Highway Board
Hes Andie
Bad Man Cornered in Illinois Cornfield Hunt
Tracked by bloodhounds into a cornfield Bear here Joseph Bumas, slayer of ghetty Orville Litchfield, of Mar- Sept. 23.
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Luca
Ilc
Joseph Bumas
Ghetty
Orville Litchfield
Mar
Dutch Andrews indicted in Delaware county murder case
George Dutch Andrews, an escaped federal prisoner, has been indicted by the Delaware county grand jury on a murder charge tied to a long investigation in Muncie Indiana. Authorities say the case involves a third degree murder count and related evidence gathered by the grand jury.
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Muncie
Ind
George
Andereos
Delaware County Grand Jury
The Navy Belt Puzzle Fragment Reveals Vague Incompleteness
A partial OCR fragment mentions the navy belt and a statement that something cannot be ed into or part of a foe, leaving ambiguity about the intended subject and context of the sentence.
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Methodist Home of For the
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R. B. Miller
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Conference Claimants Endowment Fund
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Safe Way
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Saless Summers
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WEW
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United States Weather Bureau
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