Beach outing marks state peace gathering for GOP leaders
Prominent Republicans converge at Pleasure Beach for a partisan event billed as a major return of the city GOP to state peace aims. Speakers include national figures and local officials as plans for a large dinner and broadcasts are announced to draw thousands.
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Damn Sisters Name Change Court Converts To German Surname
In Witte Plains New York a court ordered a surname change for two sisters to adopt a German form. The application sought to alter the family name for personal or identity reasons and was granted by the Supreme Court without dispute.
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Yonkers
Air Mail Pilots Set Chicago New York Record Through Night Gales
Air mail pilots establish a new Chicago to New York record through severe weather. The flight paths and crews are noted, with emphasis on endurance and the dangers faced.
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Chicago-New York
Farmers Demand Tariff Change As Capper Predicts
AP dispatch from New York Aug 20 reports Senator Capper of Kansas and Sally Rosenwald visiting the Summer White House. They urge a tariff revision upward on farm products and a stronger push for agricultural legislation in the next Congress along price stabilization lines. The West is described as prosperous with disagreement over basic government policy.
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Senator Qualifies Coolidge Promise in Philippines Speech
A senator today quoted President Coolidge saying the United States plans to withdraw from the Philippines once a solid economic foundation is in place. The talk touched on Carmine Thompson’s appointment as investigator and emphasized aid to develop Filipino agriculture and industry for eventual independence.
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Woman suffrage leader of Italy dies in Milan
An Italian woman suffrage leader dies in Milan after a long career advocating equal rights. The obituary notes her pivotal role in the early movement and her work with key organizations advancing women’s political access.
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Italy
Milan
Irving Berlin and Bride Land Discovered Under False Names
Special dispatch recounts Irving Berlin and his wife arriving in the United States under assumed identities after a honeymoon abroad aboard the Leviathan. Reporters confronted them on the pier as Berlin trembled, trying to manage photographers and the attention of the crowd.
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Bowery Saloon
Two Colorado youths in deadly sheriff shooting
In Panblo Colorado deputies wound 14 year old Leslie Gonee as he and his 21 year old brother Forrest pursued a life of crime. Leslie lies near death while Forrest awaits transfer to the state penitentiary for 20 to 30 years on highway robbery charges.
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Milford Bridge Plans Face Tie Up Delays
A disputed approach to a temporary Yellow M I pan bridge delays construction as Milford officials discuss rights of way with landowners. A woman, Miss Caroline Buerla, is hospitalized with rib fractures and contusions after a two-vehicle crash on New Haven Avenue, while a Piedmont Iron Company truck involved is tied to the wreck.
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Elopers Held by Bridgeport Police After Car Ride Attempt
Beatrice Currie of Roxbury Tess Carney of Roxbury and Moss Fergusan of Peabody were taken into custody by a Bridgeport motorcycle officer for attempting elopement. A 45 year old cousin aided them as they rode with an aim toward New York. All three are charged with breach of peace and held on $290 bonds as Roxbury police await word.
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Ana Abbatiin
New York
Beatrice Currie Aps Obart T Carney
Roxbury
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Peaboly
Battle Fleet Arrives and Bay Inquiries Stir San Francisco
A garbled citation list describes naval movements near the bay and calls for a league inquiry in San Francisco. It mentions Luzza tti and an investigation tied to Mexico with scattered references to ships and wartime activity.
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San Francisco
Mexico
Catholic Church Seeks Peace Over Calles Religion Policy
Mexico City August 20 AP reports a widening debate over Church state policy as President Calles signals openness to constitutional changes or court action to modify religious clauses. The Catholic episcopate urged suspension of regulations, while Calles says Congress or Supreme Court could consider amendments. The episcopate replies with cautious stance and seeks a path within law.
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Supreme Court
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Wife Not Guilty In Larceny Case Over Husband’s Cash
In Pittsfield on August 20, Judge Charles L. Hibbard ruled Mrs Stella Lang not guilty of larceny for taking $14 from her husband’s cash drawer. The court noted that if wives were guilty for taking money from husbands pockets the courts would be flooded with similar cases.
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Charles L. Hibbard
Stella Lang
French cabinet bans white bread to aid finances
Paris reports the cabinet orders a period of penance to ease finances highlighting the ban on fresh white bread and a drive to curb flour use. Measures include price controls, cutting restaurant service to two main dishes, and removing middlemen to reduce food costs.
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Night flight beacons to guide long routes across nation
The Assistant Secretary of Commerce authorizes 94 twenty four inch revolving lights to mark seven established air routes. Lights will be placed ten miles apart and visible fifty miles in good weather. Routes from New York to Boston and others including St Louis to Chicago and Dallas to Chicago will be lit at night.
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Suspects Nabbed In Jewel Robbery
In New York Aug authorities report the arrest of suspects linked to a jewel robbery. The case involves a man and his son, with tie to a Van Vanderbilt estate, and officers seized items at the scene.
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Auto Thief Faces Trial Denial As Own Lawyer Near Collapse
In United States court, an auto thief acting as his own attorney near collapse when denied a new trial. The defendant, linked to thefts around New York and New Jersey, argued constitutional rights were violated and faced further hearings on multiple counts. The incident occurred as proceedings advanced on a familiar offense with prior imprisonment. Page Fifteen.
Antique brooch key clue in Hall murder case
Somerville New Jersey August AP report outlines investigation into the 1922 double murder of Edward W Hall and his wife Mrs Hall. The discovery of a gold brooch linked to a priest’s house and a cross insignia prompts questions about a likely break in the case.
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Woman Fatally Struck by Vehicle on City Street
A woman died after being hit by a car near a Fedrat store. Bystanders and witnesses reported the incident as emergency services transported her to hospital where she succumbed to injuries. Police are reviewing dashcam footage and interviewing drivers and witnesses.
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