Bonus bill moves to conference in Senate
Washington August 2 United News reports the tariff bill enters conference after three months of Senate debate. The long delayed soldier bonus bill is also in the upper chamber with National Commander Hanford McNider saying it will be passed this week and that a Senate majority supports its passage.
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Quincy party survives 150-foot plunge in Brunswick
An auto party from Quincy Massachusetts escaped injury when their car was sideswiped by a light truck near Brunswick Village Maine. The car toppled over a 150-foot embankment and rested upright in a brook with all three occupants unhurt. Mrs Mann and a dog were scratched.
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Mohair Slip-ons and Tuxedos Featured in Sweater Sale
A sale offers about 400 sweaters with fiber and mohair items. Included are 120 more mohair slip-ons and various Mohair Floss Tuxedos and Surplices, V necks, drop stitch designs, and alpaca coats and vests.
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Swam from speeding boat swept into Long Island Sound
Port Jefferson N Y Aug 20 search in power launches and a hydroplane were conducted for the body of Donald M Phipps Yale graduate and son of A J Phipps millionaire lumber merchant of Florence Park who was swept from the bow of a speed boat off here and drowned last night in the Sound
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Yale Student in Speed Boat Tragedy Near Port Jefferson
William Lyons of East Hampton, Yale roommate of Phipps, was aboard the speed boat when the accident happened two miles off Port Jefferson. Phipps fell overboard during a high speed run in rough Long Island Sound while Lyons searched for him all night with help from remains of the crew and a hydroplane, Phipps wearing only a bathing suit.
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Slayer on Brooklyn street car identified as murder suspect
Detective Charles Writting arrested a man in a Brooklyn trolley car after noticing a face matching a two year old Europe and United States murder photo. The detainee, Thomas Gigioce, was at police headquarters charged with murder and reportedly admitted the crime. He said he returned to the United States last Saturday aboard the stein & up Paris, hoping the evidence had faded.
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New Hampshire Savings Banks See Yearly Deposit Rise
Concord August 20. State bank commissioners report deposits in New Hampshire savings banks and trust companies rose by 4 263 840 to 149 574 444 for the year ended June 30. Depositors reached 297 491 about half the state's population. Savings grew $50 000 000 in 10 years with no bank failures in 20 years. Building and loan associations totaling 5 791 551 assets gained about 500 000 in the year.
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Foley Charges Bribe Offers In District Attorney race
William J. Foley, Democrat candidate for district attorney, accused Councillor O'Brien of attempting to buy the nomination. He charged appointments at 5000 dollars a year were offered to sway supporters and that Vincent Brogna was placed in the office to weaken Foley backers. Foley warned that the nomination must be won not bought, predicting a Sept 12 outcome.
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Candles and Ink Found on Doorstep in Lynn Incident
Miss Jennie Swartz of 20 Laconia court Lynn woke to six lit candles on her doorstep and crepe ink on her front door with ink on the steps. Police investigated after she named a neighbor with whom she had disputes as a possible suspect.
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Deaths Buswell Child Rites In North Abington
In North Abington on August 20 cheerios K Buswell aged 4 months, son of Wilbur F Buswell. Funeral from his late residence 28 Jefferson Street Wednesday August 23 at o'clock. Maine papers please copy. Other death notices on page 21.
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Northcliffe's dramatic clash with Lloyd George praised
Read Hearst's International for September for a sharp insider portrait of Lord Northcliffe. Norman Angell, longtime editor and confidant, details how the powerful newspaper magnate shaped a vast press empire from the Times and Daily Mail to the Children’s Encyclopedia and how his battles with the British Premier mark a climactic endgame.
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Bielaski Glad to Get Out of Mexico
Bruce C. Bielaski arrived in Brownsville Texas on Friday en route to Washington after being captured by Mexican bandits on June 25. He said he was glad to be back in the United States and would proceed to New York from Washington. He noted no party members were ill treated during the capture.
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New York
Congressman Hicks Flies From Chicago in Aerial Daredevil Run
Congressman Hicks of New York, a recent recruit of the aerial daredevil squadron in Congress, returned from a Western trip tonight in an air mass plane. He left Chicago at 11 a.m. and landed Bolling Field at 5 45 p.m.
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They Call Me Carpenter novel disturbing church incident
Prompt reads as satire urging readers to compare newspaper coverage of a church disturbance. It mentions Upton Sinclair's novel They Call Me Carpenter and reports in Hearst's International about John Doe Carpenter being ejected from his church and jailed as an anarchist.
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The Better Wife Novel Featured in Hearst International
This September Hearst's International presents three great novels including The Better Wife by Gouverneur Morris and Upton Sinclair with a tale of a woman's awakening. Also seven sparkling short stories, a strong fiction catalog for the month.
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Henry Swallows Old Bait in a Conspiracy Tale
A critic exposes the Protocols as forgeries and notes they were debunked in four languages before reaching Detroit. The material allegedly copied from a 60 year old book unrelated to Jews is cited as a folly of Jew mania. Norman Hapgood’s September Hearst’s International is highlighted.
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Sinning in Silks and Sanctity in Hearst's International
Frank Ward O Malley of New Jersey travels to Broadway to witness the night life and reports on it for Hearst's International. The September issue promises additional stories Peggy In the New York Manner When a Girls Thirty and The Gioconda Smile with Will Bradley’s acclaimed design and color.
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New York
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Gioconda Smile
Can You Trust Your Doctor
Dr. Paul R. de Kruif begins a series in Hearst's International warning on choosing physicians and avoiding quacks. The piece stresses the high stakes of medical care and promotes informed, careful selection for families and individuals.
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