Americans in Paris Celebrate Glorious Fourth
Americans in Paris marked the Fourth with celebrations joined by French officials. Flags flew on the Napoleon column at Place Vendome as a new friendship offensive surfaced amid Franco American debt talks. The Eternal Flame burned at the Unknown Soldier grave and broadcasts of patriotic songs echoed from the Eiffel Tower.
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Paris
Vendome
Terps
Julet Usserand
Washington
American Legion
Arhera Mafeling Keltie
Prima Dénna
Eiffel Toaver
Piracy Charges Dismissed in Brest Case
Max Jerome Phart, an American, had piracy charges dropped in Brest after his 1924 arrest for a Mulhouse raid. He was held on bail, with insurers seeking cargo damages and crew suing owners. Trial had included possible death penalty by hanging, and a preliminary examination led to release on 5,500 francs.
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Brest
France
Max Jerome Phart
Mulhouse
Phaff
Paris
New York
Amercan
Phair
France to honor debts despite war devastations
Paris July 5 Premier Painleve speaking at the Fourth of July banquet of the American chamber of commerce repeated that France does not seek to repudiate its debts and will honor all obligations. He said no effort discouraged her and she will meet her obligations humanity permitting, amid applause.
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Paris
Painieve
American Chamber of Commerce
France
Indigestion Ad Urges Quick Family Aid With ABSO-DIGEST
An old style advertisement urges readers to keep ABSO-DIGEST at home to guard against sudden indigestion and stomach disorders. It markets the product as relief and a health building tonic, naming local Bridgeport and surrounding area druggists and stores as retailers.
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Hindle Drug Beores, Inc
Leverty Drow
Bridgeport
Clampett’s Phar
Randal’s Pharmacy
Fairfield
Westport Drug Co
Weetper
Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects Dense U.S. Network Listings
A dense OCR of radio station timetables across New York and major markets shows hourly programs, baseball scores, music ensembles, health talks, weather, and market reports. Entries name stations WEAF WRNY WNYC WMCA WGR and others with varied lineups including orchestras, soloists, talk shows, and sports results.
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Lewisohn
Slac
Willem von Hoogstraten
Condh
Sonia Eysin
Protece -Astoria
Dinra
Eo Mark Strand Theatre
Gram
Tower Health
John B. Foster
Ney Neville Ussher
Police
Weath
WHN
New York City
Tilliz Linderman
Emario Alvarez
Aide Geneen
Francis Aschner
WRNY
Orlandos Orchestra
Hugo Gernsba F
WFBH
Vogel
Agnes Brennan
Ben Bernard
Jack Smith
M—Alice
Rita Coakley
Edny Campbell Ferguso
Mildred Woods
Lben Hur
b—Majestc
WGCP
Samuel Shankman
Sia Mitter
Lulu Quinn Weyant
Piar
Marie MacCrystal
Sopra
Alex F. Ramsey
Ame Y Joffe
Ben
William Tick
Jon F Ry
Wiliams Tri Witcher Gardens Orchestr
WMCA
Agnes Macpeake
Snedden
McAlpin Orchestra
Christian Robert Stanley Rosy
GS. A.m4
Sunrise
Paola da Pino
Moss Colony Therram
Manhattan
WGR
Buffalo
Statler
Harvey Shetley
Harescher
Grace Winifred Rel
Blue Diamond Orchestra
WTIC
Hartford
Iff P
Bond
WBBR
Staten !Sland
Irente Klempeter
Rene Kleinpeter
Fred Twaraschk
RM Works
Twarasehk
Fis
Irene Kleinpeter
Schenectady
Naval Observatory
Ti Scirhiais
Profesor Flora Rare
Asia
Tub Orchestra
Senor Ar-—Ten Eyvek Orchestra
Seball Geare
Anley
Amel
Vialieist
New York
Louise Connolly
Elizabeth Speelman
Ouste —Ortilla Winn
Jack Nelson
WAAM
Newark
Major Tate
Brown and Donnelly
Suhalter and Fisher
Wine Frank
Isa Kia Dowds
Hilla White Kay
Edwin Walter Becker
Philadelphia
SDO
Adele Rosenthal
Giuscope di Benedetti
de Kyxe
Irving
Rongevelt
Dar Wip
Muate J
Atlantic Ocean
Comfort
Kenjamin Franklin
AmBassador Orchestra
Trnymore Orchestra
WEEI
Boston
Jimmie McManus
Musteale
Andrews
WBSZ
Springfield
Capital Theatre Orchestra
Shriners’ Band
Salos
Julia Cullinane
Alden Redmond
Helen Webster Lilley
Leslie B. Stearns
Kook
Bennett B. Schnetar
WBZ_SPRINGFIELD
Marjorie Woodman
William “R. Cole
WCAP
Washington
Washington Opern’ Company
WRG
Shoreman Orchestra
Melody Boys
WFAA
Dallas
Equity
A. D. Laugenour
Wenplia Orchestra
Fredertele F. Freeland
WMAQ
Chicago
Kos
Chivago
Chapman's Orchestra
WHAS
Louisville
Gentral Standard
KSD
ST. Louis
Sas
Metropolitan Police
Detroit
Tonicht
Arlington
M. Klein
Troit
WZS
Pittsburgh
Bengal
Clington
Ask
Stovxman
Stockman
Aseball Weares
Symphonis
al Beores
KGO
Oakland
Pacific Time
Weather Bureau
Sherman, Clay & Company
Francisco
Shitsteads' Orchestra
Aunt Betty
Kog ‘Ricties’ Klub
M. Y. Stock Reports
F. Stock
Tis’—Werther Bureau
Tis. FL
KYW
Liverpool
Anna . J. Peterson
Mid-West
Chicago Motor Club
United States Market Bureau of Livestock
Denver
Colograde
WKRC
Cincinnati
Robert KE. Bentley
Amedona Legion
Caldwe
Taylor
Benzol
Cusinal
Portable loud speaker design by F M Rossele described
An illustrated portable loud speaker uses a brass reflector inner tube and outer case. No horn is employed yielding neat reproduction and strong volume. Assembly involves soldered joints, a paper sawdust filled outer shell, and a heavy black enamel finish to damp vibration.
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Houghton Hosts Large Fourth of July Reception in London
Nearly 1,500 people attended the Fourth of July reception given by American ambassador Alanson Houghton at Crane House. The garden and ground floor rooms were crowded. a dinner followed with about 300 guests including Mia Houghton, Nicholas Longworth, Viscounts Gee, Irving Bush, Clarence P. Anderson, and other visiting Americans. Horace Tee Washington was unable to attend.
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London
Alanson &. Houghton
Crane House Yesteday
Houghain
Noviety
Mia. Hougham
Nicholas Longworth
Viscounteas Gee
Fareham
Irving T
Y W C A Swimming Lessons Start Tonight
Y W C A members may meet at Collins Pavilion at 6 tonight to sign up for swimming lessons. The course runs next week at Fairfield Beach under Mrs Oshe M Ogle. A week at Camp Oxeknell in Orenneque runs July 13 to 18 with games tennis hiking and stunts. Reserve by calling Mrs Ogle at 780 or Miss West at 184. Bring two sheets a pillow case bloomers knickers blouses swimming suit and any kodaks.
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Collin’s Pavilion
Fairfield Beach
Oshe M. Ogle
Y. W. C. A. Athletics
Camp Oxeknell
Orennque
Yming
Ogle Af Kable
Leila West
Paris Divorce Granted to Helena Gilliat Otis
A Paris court grants divorce to Mrs. Otis formerly Helena V. Gilliat from Morton Otis of New York on desertion grounds. The couple married in New York in 1910 and now reside in Paris.
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Paris
Otis
Helena V. Gilliat
Morton Otis
New York
Bridgeport Fourth of July Burned and Hospital Busy
Sixty five residents were burned by fireworks and powder in Bridgeport on Saturday as three fires caused by fireworks damaged a roof, a vacant three story house and a private home. Dozens treated at the Emergency Hospital, many under age, with burns to hands arms and faces. Andrew Kinple, fifty five, injured while shooting fireworks and taken to St Vincent's hospital in not serious condition.
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Joseph Dugas
Huron Street
Joseph Kelly
Orange Street
A. Garry
Pequonnock Street
Michael Grantin
Arc Street
Carl Nelson
Shoreham Terrace
Hand
Joseph Kaplin
Catherine Street
Thumb
Charles Christian
Charles Street
Charles Chaiano
Forest Street
Palm
Philip Resnikoff
Howard Avenue
Finger
Allen Cole
Rennell Street
Singer
Mary Lynch
Coleman Street
Joseph Netty
Edward McCourt
Catherine Sreet
Edmund Borlke
John Street
Max Dreitz
Beechwood Avenue
Joseph Patria
George Sect
Fred Burger
Russell Street
Clifford Heyden
Park Avenue
Joseph Esposito
Madison Avenue
Louis Rainbille
Waterman Street
Wiliam Gagliaro
Caroline Street
Cheek
Eye
Ray Radcliffe
Vila Avenue
Face
Edward ‘Plasowik
Hallam Street
Margaret Barrett
Remington Street
John Pohorenos
Pearl Street
Tease Mack
Grand Street
Neck
Rae Borglin
Manlewood Avenue
Eugene Cable
William Street
Arm
Harry Stein
Main Street
John Clstrave
Kossuth Street
George Fechko
River Street
Robert Mahoney
Burns Street
Thomas Frange
North Washington Avenue
Wiliam Broderick
Center Street
John Gibbons
August Kohler
Evelyn Wall
Nolan Street
Richard Baker
State Street
Walter Berger
Tranistan Avenue
Edward Miska
Trumbull
Rygll Hall
High Street
Louis Alern
Lexington Avenue
George Smith
May Kennedy
Vthel Maguire
Tiger Street
Joseph Maguire
John Kennedy
Dewey Street
Ehmn
Harold Rearcie
Rfield Avenue
Mathew Ballare
Deacon Street
Chester Hagek
Allee Street
Patsy Belucca
Oak Street
Grate Smith
Carson Street
Har) Holtzeman
Newfield Avenue
Emil Smith
Texington Avenue
Jennie Digularme
Harral Avenue
Stanley Sotnik
North
Washington Avenue
Nalm
Gunnare Arminoe
Trelllpy Street
Earl Troltzeman
Bombs explode injure two boys at Rochester celebration
In Rochester two youths aged 13 and 15 were severely injured when a basket of aerial bombs exploded while they were setting off small firecrackers. The younger boy lost a leg and both eyes, and the other suffered severe injuries. They were taken to a hospital with little hope for recovery.
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Rochester
N. Fo Duly
Brown
Haya
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