Ku Klux Klan plot to recruit aviators exposed by World
A Boston Post and New York World investigation reveals an Indiana plan to enlist reserve officers and aviators in a Knights of the Air group linked to the Ku Klux Klan. Promoters used a Atlanta address 1319 Hurt Building and claimed aims to make America supreme in the air, while Pershing and Menoher declines are shown as unauthorized. The World traces telegrams and ads, noting attempts to pressure newspapers and the impact on press freedom.
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Boston Post
New York World
The
Post
Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux
Atlanta
United States Army
Navy
Ku Klux Timber
Invisible Planet
Knights OF the Air
Hurt Building
Air Service
William J. Simmons
C. Anderson Wright
Chicago
Jack Schwab
New York
Wright
America
New Order of Association
Simmons
Uniform Bank
Woodmen of the World
J. Y. Clarke
Imperial Kleagle
John J. Pershing
Charles T. Menoher
Ku Klux Movement
Pershing
Menoher
Propagation Department
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
C. A. Wright
King Kleagle
Klan
Imperial
Atlanta, Ga
William Joseph Simmons
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anda
Mgenoher
Broadway
Oma
Pennsylvania
Cantilever Aero Company
Christmas Aeroplane Company
W. W. Christmas
Mr. Wright
Anderson Wright
the Searchlight
Brown-King
Brown-kKing
New York City
Browning-King
the World
St. Elmo Massengale
Candler Building
Postal Telegraph Company
Emperor Simmons
Massengale
Knights Ku Klux Klan
Massengale Advertising Agency
Ku Klux, Inc
Crown Prince of Siam Sails for England from Boston
The Crown Prince of Siam under the alias M Songkla sails today on the Winifredian from East Boston to Liverpool with his wife and retinue on the first leg to his eastern domains. P Chaindra and N Choola accompany him, along with 112 passengers including five year old Gladys Hooper who travels unaccompanied to meet her grandmother in Chorley England. The voyage departs at 11 30 a.m. from Prey 4 Boston & Albany docks.
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Crown Prince of
Siam
M. Songkla
Harvard
Leyland Line
Winifredian
Liverpool
P. Chaindra
Washington
N. Choola
Gladys Hooper
River Point
S. 1
England
Gladys
Chorley
Eng
Francis Asbury
Brookline
Prey
Boston & Albany Docks
Boston
Not enough readable article to define a headline
The fragment hints at a forthcoming Post report about the Klu Klux as a business proposition, but lacks concrete details or context in the provided text.
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The
Post
Klu Klux
Petition Seeks Contempt For Whiskey Return
A petition filed in federal court by former AUSA Daniel A. Shea seeks contempt sanctions against Elmer C. Potter federal prohibition director for failing to return 144 quarts of bottled in bond whiskey as ordered by United States Commissioner Hayes in this city.
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Elmer C. Potter
United States
Hayes
Daniel A. Shea
Drug Company Linked to Prohibition Raid Inquiry
Francis Drug Company of Roxbury through counsel Mr Shea faces a probe after Aug 20 actions by prohibition agents under a warrant from Commissioner Hayes. Francis Coughlin and brother George were arrested on alleged illegal possession before a government permit cleared the company. Judge Morton will hear the case Monday to decide if Director Potter must comply with Hayes order.
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Mr. Shea
Francis Drug Company
Roxbury
Francis J. Coughlin
Hayes
Francis Coughlin
George
Potter
Shea
Morton
Wet world planning session backs anti prohibition drive
A closed anti prohibition conference convened in Geneva to organize a global campaign. Delegates from 12 countries including the United States and Great Britain attend to form a publicity bureau and publish statistics refuting prohibition. Ingish was excluded from session languages.
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Geneva
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Attorneys General to Confer on Coal Supply for District
Attorney General J Weston Allen announced a conference with the attorney general of New England and New York to discuss securing an adequate supply of anthracite coal for the district at reasonable prices. The meeting is set for next Thursday at 10 o'clock in his office.
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J. Weston Allen
New England
New York
Woman elected alderman in Macon after primary
In Macon Georgia a woman, Mrs. Charles C. Harrold, was elected alderman after Wednesday's primary, becoming the first female alderman in the city. Official tallies show she not only won but also placed third in aldermanic balloting.
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Macon
Charles C. Harrold
Nation to Honor Dead by Resting on Armistice Day
Washington observers will pause for two minutes on Armistice Day to honor the unknown dead of theGreat War. The nationwide moment of silence reflects the country’s remembrance of fallen soldiers and sacrifices.
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Washington
Harding Plans National Moment of Prayer for Armistice Day
War Department released detailed plans for Arlington Cemetery ceremonies honoring the body brought from France. President Harding calls for a two minute national hymn at noon to honor the dead, while the Olympia carries the casket to Washington for lying in state and burial on Armistice Day.
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Arlington Cemetery
France
War Department
Harding
Olympia
Washington
Capitol
Army
Navy
American Legion
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