Parisian Worm Turns Against Invader in Laughter City
Paris reports a cultural shift as wealthier Parisians ditch woolens for silk stockings and spend readily on food, fashion, and entertainment. Imported goods rise, prices surge, and Parisians embrace chic dress and nightlife, signaling a postwar spending revival led by both French and visitors.
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John O'Brien
Paris
Tomosi
Pia
France
Montmarte
Ita Place
Frena
Serafin Debuts as Aida Chosen for 1924-25 Met Season
Metropolitan Opera opens 1924-25 with Serafin conducting Aida, drawing a large distinguished crowd. The program spans selections from Boheme to Romeo and Juliet with notable debuts by Mary Bonetti contralto and Max Altglass tenor, plus revivals of Pelleas et Melisande and Gotterdammerung amid new works and revivals.
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Serafin
Aida
Metropolitan Opera
Constituti Bureau
West Forty-second Street
New York City
New York
Metropolitan
Martinelli
Ruthberg
Matzenauer
Danise
Mardones
D'Angelo
Chamlee
Dalossy
Delaunois
Petor Serafin
Mary Bonetti
Jeritza
Lynnbrook
S. A
Europe
America
Max Altglass
Galliap
Boris
Altglass
Poland
Prague Opera Company
Romeo
Ralph Eryrolie
Charles H. Smith
Chicago Board of Trade
Abraham Lincoln
Debus
Garibaldi Aims Duel With Mussolini Leader Clash
Rome on November 8 reports a faint possibility of a duel between Peppino Garibaldi grandson of the patriot and Prime Minister Benito Mussolini. Garibaldi spurned General Varini’s challenge and offered to duel Mussolini, while Mussolini has not replied. The incident followed a manifesto protesting fascist attacks on unarmed ex soldiers amid the sixth armistice anniversary.
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Rome
Italy
Preniio Mussolini
Peppino Garibaldi
Garibaldi
Varini
Mussolini
Gariballi
Mani
Fai
Piazzo Populo
Two Near Death In Auto Crash In Mayan Georgia
Olen C Mauldin and M J Adams farmers from East Thomaston are said to be near death from injuries after their car crashed into an embankment following a tire blowout. They were returning to Thomaston from Americus with H D Mauldin who escaped serious harm.
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Olen C. Mauldin
M. J. Adams
East Thomaston
H.D. Mauldin
Thomaston
Americus
H. D. Mauldin
Seri
Adlerika intestinal evacuant advertised with testimonials
An ad touts Adlerika as a fast effective intestinal evacuant that stimulates bowel glands and relieves gas. It cites numerous testimonials from doctors and customers, claims dramatic cleansing of long‑stagnant matter, and urges readers to obtain the product via druggists or request a free booklet.
Red Cross urged to join universal enrollment by Coolidge
Washington November 8 urged universal acceptance of the Red Cross roll call. President Coolidge, head of the organization, urged the public to join, calling the Red Cross a vital instrument of humanitarian service tested in war and peace. Reports say 1924 enrollment tops 3,300,000 and will be exceeded.
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Washington
Red Cross
Coolidge
American Red Cross
Ca Rosa
United States
New Mexico Joins Coolidge Column in State Vote
Albuquerque reports a statewide tally from 604 precincts showing President Coolidge leading by 2,177. Democrat Bratton wins the Senate race by 4,284 and Democrat Morrow for reelection leads by 5,717. Final figures list Coolidge 42,810 and Davis 40,773. Bratton 409,359 and Bursum 46,075. Morrow 50,209 and Hubbell 44,542. Otero and Hannett lead Republican tickets for governor.
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N. M
San Miguel
Rio Arriba
Coolidge
Bratton
United States Senate
John Morrow
Davis
la Follette
Bursum
Morrow
Hubbell
Hannett
Otero
Goolidges Take Week-End Cruise
Washington November 8 President Coolidge left Washington this afternoon on the Mayflower for a weekend cruise down the Potomac. The trip honors his friend Frank W. Stearns of Boston who today celebrates a birthday. Accompanying were Mrs. Stearns, her two daughters, Mrs. H W Giese and Mrs. Francis Prescott, her son Foster, a grandson Robert Giese, Silas Strawn of Chicago, and other family members. The president will cruise lower Chesapeake Bay tomorrow and return to Washington Monday morning with no stops planned.
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Coolidge
Potomac
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Stearns
H. W. Giese
Francis Prescott
Foster
Robert Jb. Giese
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Lower Chersapeake Bay
Sailless Ship Reels Eight Knots On Kiel Canal
Berlin November 8 Tests of Herr Fluttner s sailless sailing ship on the Kiel canal today produced striking results. The inventor claims a new era of power creation and that ocean transportation is at hand. A light breeze four meters a second blew as the craft equipped with rotors invented by Flettner reached eight knots an hour. The rotors are revolving towers that use the slightest wind for motive power and the ship could endure storms, according to the inventor.
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Berlin
Herr Fluttner
Kiel Canal
Flettner
Ex Atlanta Man Crushed Beneath Falling Trees
Fletcher S Whitman a 32 year old former Atlanta resident was killed near Phenix City Alabama after two trees fell on him while he gathered wood. He had moved to Lee County from Atlanta yesterday and the death occurred three miles west of Phenix City. Whitman lived at 99 West Linden Avenue in Atlanta per city directory data.
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Couch
Council
Oscar Williamson
Board of Education
R. W. Pennington
Columbus
Fletcher S. Whitman
Phenix City
Ala
West Linden Avenue
Atlanta
Lawrenceville Fire Damages Warehouse in Early Morning Blaze
A fire in Lawrenceville Georgia damaged the Stanley warehouse occupied by Winder Manufacturing, with $600 loss. Fire officials found an empty oil can and smelled fuel, suggesting an incendiary origin. police will continue investigations.
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Lawrenceville
Stanley
Carl Stanley
Winder Manufacturing Company
Sam G Brown Dies At 40 In Atlanta
Sam G Thrown Brown 40 Lawrenceville attorney dies after brief illness in Atlanta hospital. Emory and Mercer Law School alumnus, lived 18 years in Lawrenceville, member of First Methodist Church. Survived by widow Miss Tula Bowden, daughter Annie Brown, mother and two brothers Walter J Brown and Clarence Brown. Funeral at First Methodist Church, 3 pm, burial in local cemetery.
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Sam G. Thrown
United States Congress
Thomas M. Bell
Gainesville
Alanta
Brown
Emory University
Mercer University
Daw School
First Methodist Church
Tula Bowden
Columba
Annie Brown
Walter J. Brown
Clarence Brown
Texas
Sutton Appeals For Athletic Field For High Schools
Willis A. Sutton, superintendent of schools, appeals to Atlantans for funds to complete and equip an athletic field for Boys High and Tech High students. He notes Atlanta lacks facilities for boys to practice and urges college men, sports supporters, and donors to back a Teen High Parent-Teacher association project to use the Henry W. Grady school campus for the field.
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Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta
Mr. Sutton
Teen High Parent-Teacher Association
Henry W. Grady
Moving Van Strips Home Involved In Odd Comedy
A 16 year old Joseph Jabour faces a year in jail for disorderly conduct after a bizarre incident in which a moving van released three huskies into a home owned by Mrs Jabour. Furniture vanished as the van left the scene amid protests and mismatched caretakers. Police later learn Joseph had found a pile of nickels and made numerous calls from a corner shop. Finally the mother plans to teach him English.
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Joseph
Long Island Hospital
Bessarabian
Driver Struck By Speeding Car Near Rome
In Rome Georgia Steven Abston, driver of a passenger truck traveling from Rome to Kingston, stepped from his vehicle to check a flat tire when a speeding touring car struck him and fled. He is hospitalized in serious condition with possible skull fracture. car description and driver identity remain unknown.
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Rome
Steven Abston
Kingston
Abston
Boy Dies After Train Accident Near Live Oak
H Otho Darnell 18 of Greenwood South Carolina died in Warcross Florida after attempting to board a moving train near Live Oak. He slipped under a coach wheel and had both legs severed and his skull crushed. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J R Darnell and a brother Tricy. Body to be sent home Sunday. Girls replacing male operators at China telephony exchanges.
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H. Otho Darnell
Greenwood
Live Qak
Fla
Darnell
Florida
J. R. Darnell
Tricy
Cannon
Mere 500 Buys Moslem Palace Put at Auction
Cairo reported that Mecca auctioned the palace of Hussein Al Hashimite former King of Hedjaz and former caliph of the faithful Moslems. The sale was ordered by Ibn Saoud Wahabi leader and conqueror of Mecca. Only small sums were realized as Hussein fled with valuables and family treasure.
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Hussein al Hashimite
Hedjaz
Mecca
Ibn Saoud
Hussein
Frame Doughboy on Arson Charge
Continued from First Page a war veteran Ayotte faces arson charges over a barn fire linked to a death. Jury members were three cousins of the father-in-law and during a recess relief workers saw the irate parent buy drinks for the jurors. Americans claim the barn burned an hour after Ayotte slept at a neighbor’s home and Larriner later collected heavy insurance for the loss. Leaves Bride Behind.
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Onse
aAyotte
Ayotte
Larriner Iater
Bride
Pardoned ex doughboy ends Paris mission amid war bride removal
Ayotte sails home to Michigan as American and French groups push for his release from Paris where relatives could not write in French. The pardon followed a state department probe amid a wave of related violence including a deadly liquor car chase and officer firefight near Holcombe bridge. Weber and Bison injuries and a manhunt for four others were reported as the pursuit ended.
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Ani
Paris
American Legion
French World War Legion
State Department
The
Republic
Ayotte
Michigan
City Underworld Hunts Slayers In Georgia Probe
Bharetta and Roswell men led a caravan chase into the mountains to hide liquor machines before driving to Atlanta. Prohibition agents detained Wood McDaniel Daley and Cutcliffe for identification in Milton and Fulton counties as the dragnet closed on the Slayer gang.
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Wood
Atlanta
Alpharetta
Dismuke
McDaniel
Daley
Cutcliff
Prohibition
Kison
Milton County
Darley
Cutciff
Mison
Hison
Eison
Ram
Underworld
Red Pepper Rub Promised Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement claims Bowles Red Pepper Rub quickly eases rheumatism and joint pain. It promises deep warmth within minutes, noting the rub heats the sore area and relieves pain, urging readers to ask their druggist for the genuine Bowles product.
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Jae Ot
Rowles
Tady
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