Witnesses sought in boy death at Bank and Mais street
An unidentified woman, a potential witness, remains missing as detectives probe the death of James DeMio in a truck collision on Mair Street near Bank and Mais. Charles Kittens, driver for George Helly, is being questioned while Mrs. Mary Fodor corroborates testimony about the accident. George H. Carson, nearby at 344 State Street, saw the boy under the truck as responders arrived.
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Corona Thelsa
James DeMio
Kmed
Bank
Mais
Charles Kittens
George Helly
Mary Fodor
Barnum Avenue
George H. Carson
State Street
Mair
Plea for fair trial before condemning Kansas Industrial Court
A. L. Fleming of Atchison, organizer of the American Federation of Labor, issues an open letter to Kansas union men urging labor to support a 285A plea asking the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations receive a fair trial before condemning it. He notes court decisions have saved workers in wage matters and warns labor leaders against rushing to oppose the court without understanding its rulings.
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Organized Labor
Kansas Court of Industrial Relation
A. L. Fleming
Atchison
Tan
Kansas
Pleming
Thansas
Disorder in Tokio as graft allegations resurface
July 27 reports of a Diet session in Tokyo recount repeated accusations that Baron Takahashi, finance minister, and other ministers abused office through stock gambling. Opposition members rushed the rostrum, clashes followed, guards intervened as a crowd massed outside the Diet building. police arrested several.
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Tordo
Festerday
Hose” of Representatives
Baron Takahashi
Finance
Tember
Diet
Paris Beggars Shuffle as Coin Shortage Hits Streets
Paris reports a sharp coin shortage shrinking begging crowds that once plagued hotels and sightseers. A blind man who died recently left 35 060 in gold earned from begging in night cafes of Montmartre. One cent pieces vanished from circulation, reducing street revenues and altering beggar income.
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Paris
Montmatre
Milford Plans $65000 Theater For Town
Plans for a new 65000 theater building to be erected in Milford by Joseph Pulaski and Carl Neneski are being prepared by Architect Richard Williams. The two story 20 by 100 foot structure will include store and office space and will seat 1000 in the theater, becoming the largest business block in town.
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Milford
Joseph Pulaski
Carl Neneski
Hartford
Richard Williams
New Haven
Theatre J
Bailey Leads Texas Primary by 5555 Votes
Dallas July 28 incomplete unofficial returns from 24 counties show Joseph W. Bailey, former U S senator, leading Pat M. Nem of Waco by 5555 votes for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Bailey and Nem will face a runoff on August 20 with Bailey planning campaign efforts afterward.
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Dallas
Texas
Josep W. Bailey
United States
Pat M. Nem
Waco
Bailey
Neff
Boy’s Commitment Cut in White Plains Case
County Judge Young reduced to thirteen days the commitment of Francis O Connor thirteen years old who on May 27 was committed by City Judge Helden to eight years in the State Agricultural and Industrial School of Industry Monroe County New York The cut came on a delinquency charge and was granted on the promise of the boy’s father Thomas O Connor of White Plains to ensure better school attendance in the future.
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White Plains
N.Y
Young
Francis O'Connor
Ity
Helden
State Agricultural and Industrial School of Industry
Monroe County
Thomas O'Connor
Curious Half Colored Corn Found in Muscotah Field
In Muscotah Kansas on July 28 a farmer found a corn cob split into two halves with one half painted red and the other left natural. The ear, of the Read's yellow dent variety, was mature and well developed, and the two colors blended smoothly as if biologically joined.
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Muscotah
Kan
Read
French publishers face paper shortage halting new French titles
The American paper shortage severely disrupted publishing in France with no new issues of popular or educational works. The note highlights scarce distribution and production constraints impacting French books during the crisis.
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