Premier Poincare Wears Old Suit And Antique Hat
Paris Aug 24 Poincare the new Premier and Finance Minister appears in a simple outfit wearing the same grey hat and old gray suit he wore two years ago. He shuns high fashion, preferring economy in dress as he resumes leadership after Monzle and Caillaux.
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Upheaval in China Predicted by Editor at Harvard
Williamstown Mass Aug 26 AP Editor Chao Ying Sh of the Chinese monthly at Harvard University predicted the emancipation of Young China would dwarf the French and Russian revolutions. He said imperialists are ready for upheaval and China will throw off foreign domination.
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Mayor Sees Tentative Contract Near Closure for Warrenite Concrete
Mayor Behrens anticipated closing today the contract for Warrenite on ten streets with Leverty, quoting 88,281.25. He said last night he expected the contract would be consummated yesterday, but representatives of the concern were not seen.
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Bay State names first woman clerk of court
Boston August 25 AP for the first time in the history of the commonwealth a woman today was sworn in as a clerk of court in Massachusetts. Miss Ruth C Snow, aged 48, becomes the first woman to enter a field long dominated by men. She had been acting as assistant clerk and was appointed to serve the unexpired term of Alfred Crocker, who resigned. She took her oath before Judge Braley of the Supreme Court.
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Easton Grange Day Celebrated With Visitor Program
Bad weather moved Easton county Field Day to Grange hall. 360 attendees heard Charles M Gardner and Minor Ives speak. The event featured songs, an address by Philo T Platt, and community notices. A dance and stage performances were planned for nearby Grange halls with local residents visiting and hosting activities.
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German student reveals new color film plans in Munich
Chicago dispatch reports a German student group unveiled a directed color photography process using yellow and blue plates. Eidelis Wurper presented the camera, developed in Munich and Stetten, deemed the most successful color camera yet. The Photographers' Association of America created an annual photograph week, with the first observing in October.
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American naval man to marry in London
The engagement of Lieut Edward Peer Montgomery of the United States Navy and Miss Dorothy Neville, daughter of Mrs. Evans Bawall of London, was announced. The match links an American naval officer with a London born fiancée, reflecting transatlantic social ties of the era.
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Westport Widow Elizabeth Gorman Seeks Conservator
Westport selectmen seek a conservator for 70 year old widow Elizabeth Kane Gorman after $3000 vanished from a bank, a proposed relocation of kin from a Catholic cemetery to Willowbrook, and concerns she may become dependent on town aid. Probate Judge Austin Wakeman hears the case after testimony about a $6000 property sale and disputed life lease.
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Evangelist slain by relative in Missouri fight
Rev. Edward Gillum fifty conducting revival at Sheridan Missouri killed last night by brother in law W R Leffler local contractor in Leffler home. Leffler used an Indian club to crush Gillum skull after claiming Gillum sought to wreck his home. Gillum never regained consciousness and Leffler said unwritten law would be his defense.
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Cave-in Buries Torrington Man
Torrington man Joseph Magistrali, 35, was buried alive in a sand bank cave-in at the south end of the city while digging a trench. A second collapse ensued before rescuers reached him. the body was found three feet down and he was dead on removal.
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Senator Gooding Renominated On First Ballot In Idaho
Frank R. Gooding was renominated by the Republican state convention on the first ballot in Weiser Idaho. His term expires in 1927.
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Work train wreck kills two near Winslow Arizona
A work train derailed east of Thoreau New Mexico when a twenty two car Santa Fe work train went off the track. Both Contrctor J. B. Tucker of Gallup New Mex and Mrs Joe Hansen wife of the foreman died. Eight others were injured and removed to Gallup. Wreckage cleared before noon to resume main line traffic.
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Durkin gets stay of sentence in agent’s murder case
Chicago AP August 28 Martin J. Durkin known as sheik slayer need not start the 35 year prison term for killing Federal Agent Edwin Shtnahan until September 27. A new stay was granted as he seeks time to prepare an appeal to the Supreme Court. The previous stay runs out Friday.
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