Postponed Flight To Hawaii Delays Navy Voyage
In Washington the navy announced a postponement of the Pacific coast to Hawaii flight until August 31 at 2 p.m. due to lack of funds for property rehabilitation. The notice cited the inability to raise sufficient funds as the reason for the delay and marked the decision as from the navy department.
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Coolidge Aims to Minimize Coal Strike Travel
President Coolidge plans to minimize danger from the threatened September 1 strike in the hard coal fields. Reports say the public would not suffer fuel shortages if operations in the anthracite mines are suspended.
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Assail Coolidge Economy Program Contest Opens
The News Telegraph launches a large scale campaign offering over seven thousand dollars in prizes and powerful chances for contenders to win top cash and luxury automobiles. The entry method is simple via nomination coupons, enabling contestants to gain free votes and incentives as subscriptions roll in.
Extra Vote Coupon Promises 20000 Votes for New s Telegraph
A damaged OCR snippet advertises a subscription coupon offering 20000 extra votes toward a contest, noting the coupon works with a first subscription for a one year period and may boost totals to 37000 votes. It references a nomination blank and a gift incentive from News Telegraph.
Carlisle Murder Case Eyed By Pharmacy Dean
Carlisle murder case draws attention as county authorities pursue a brutal killing linked to a university dean. The incident is described as one of the state’s most brutal in recent history with investigators seeking core details and motive.
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Physician's Son Sought in Marshal Mommer Killing
In Toledo on August 24 authorities said they were searching harvest districts of South Dakota for Lynus Pinkerton foster son of Dr J A Pinkerton in connection with the death of Night Marshal Frank W Mommet shot during a raid on a safe in Dr Pinkerton's Tree Angers office Deputy Sheriff Clow said Manley Thompson an 18 year old high school student was being questioned but not charged. Pinkerton has been missing since the shooting with a report he was seen in Manchester South Dakota. The Thompson boy's statement to officers was guarded.
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Spaniards Lose Cruiser After Alhucemas Raid
Paris dispatch reports Spanish battleship Alfonso XIII retired to Spain from Alhucemas harbor badly crippled after an artillery duel with Rif tribal forces. Eight Rifian shells struck the ship as it shelled the Alhucemas coast for over forty eight hours.
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News-Telegraph Campaign Offers More Prizes for Active Candidates
In the next days few nominations have been received despite many prizes. Campaign office stays open evenings. Those entered should submit subscriptions as ones. First publication will appear soon. Voting power of the first opportunity coupon applies only in the first week. Those not yet entered are urged to submit at once for more chances.
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Army Deterioration Claims Spark White House Reply
General Staff claims the army is deteriorating, but a presidential spokesman rejects the charge as unfounded. He notes ongoing upgrades and higher defense spending, with 300 million delayed upgrades versus 100 million previously, to sustain national defense. Admiral Palmer cites the Leviathan liner needing more appropriations, though no withdrawal is anticipated until further word.
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Polk Officials Order Dependents to Move On
Polk county officials served notice to four large families and a score of beggars on the county poor fund to move from Des Moines after auditors said charity begins at home. Auditor Grant Gook announced the action as the residents’ yearlong stay ended and they are no longer regarded as citizens.
Weather forecast outlook turns unsettled midweek
cloudy to overcast conditions persist with cooler temperatures expected tonight in the far west and north. Wednesday looks unsettled with subdued temperatures and possible light showers in the south regions.
Rock Island to Have New Train Des Moines Atlantic
A new Tevah train service was planned between Rock Island and Des Moines Atlantic area. The schedule proposed stops at multiple towns with departure set for early evening. Des Moines merchants encouraged the route to boost trade and reduce fuel costs for shoppers.
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Cowboy bandits kill two officers near Colby
Two men in cowboy dress robbed and shot two officers yesterday in Kansas and Nebraska. Sheriff Pratt of Platte County led a posse to block the highway. Pratt was killed as the bandits opened fire. The outlaws then fled in a Buick touring car after holding up a farm near Crawfoul.
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Big 1925 Cotton Crop Forecast From Washington
The crop reporting board of the U S Department of Agriculture estimates a United States cotton harvest of about 13 990 000 bales for 1925. The August 16 condition stands at 62 percent of normal, up 424 000 bales from August 1 prospects. Improvements occur in most regions though South Carolina Alabama and Arkansas show declines due to drought in other zones Texas faces extreme weather affecting the final yield.
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Couple Murdered in an Automobile at Tin Gels Nebraska
County Attorney Walter M Crow reports a double homicide of Mr and Mrs Bird in a Hastings area. Bodies were hidden under cushions in a car, two-year-old son left with relatives, and jealousy is suspected though no solid clues yet. Russell Miller found the victims after stopping to investigate.
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Tong War Roils American Cities In New Outbreak
A wave of tong warfare spreads from Boston to Chicago and New York, with multiple shootings and casualties reported. Victims include Leong tong and Shing Bo Te members, as police and officials warn the conflict could widen across major cities. Police battle gunfire in Chinatown as authorities try to quell the violence.
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