Major World Events Reported From Washington and Europe
A sprawling Washington dispatch outlines moves to strengthen the national guard and reserve corps at Michigan, while President Harding may address railroad finance before Congress. The Senate passes the maternity bill, tariff and tax proposals loom, and surplus sales halt. Overseas reports cover conflicts in Europe, colonial tensions, and diplomatic efforts ahead of arms talks.
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Harding
Congress
Washington
New Skirts for Fall On Exhibition at Fashions Show
New fall skirts appear in wool and silk with stripes and plaids, varying lengths, and wide belts or pockets. Designers spotlight plaits, yokes, and decorative buttons, while separate skirts gain prominence in women’s wardrobes.
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Gready
Tey
Lave
Summer Wardrobe Sales Draw Women to Replenish Attire
Shops nationwide clear summer fabrics as women seize low prices to refresh wardrobes for fall. The spread covers dotted Swiss, blue and white patterns, organdie trims, and point de esprit frocks. One design features a youthful square-neck dress with lace and a ribbon sash, highlighting fabrics favored for daytime and evening wear.
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Jace
Greeks Press Turkish Forces After Eskishehr Victory
Greek forces claim decisive advance in Asia Minor after repulsing Turkish efforts to retake Eskishehr. General Papithis reports Turks retreating toward Sivri Hissar as Greeks push inland, with 40 guns captured and numerous prisoners taken.
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Greece
Asia Minor
Eskishehr
Baydaed Raiway
Enybros Tron
Con
Alliuisters
Negetatiuris
Mskishehr
Sivrl-Hissar
Papithis
Syinria
Smyrna
Aliin-Karatissar
Kantch
Exkistetio
Broaden War Finance Body for Economic Readjustment
Washington on July 2. Secretary Hoover proposed broadening the powers of the War Finance Corporation to tackle railroads farm credits and export finance. He endorsed a plan with Secretary Mellon and Eugene Meyer Jr managing director to implement economic readjustment nationwide.
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Washington
War Finatee Corporation
Nouver
Hoover
Mellon
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Figure Corporation
Three Drowned in Wreck Near Kansas City Missouri
July 28. Locomotive and eight cars of a Burlington fall reel stock rate rolled from a siding into the Missouri River. Two crew members drowned about one and a half miles north of Kansas City.
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St. Joseph
Burlington
Markets Report: Grain, Livestock Prices Edged Higher
The market notes mixed gains across grains and livestock with wheat, corn, and rye showing modest increases in price. Livestock, including cattle hogs and lambs, posted higher bids in parts of the trading session, while poultry and eggs maintained steady to mixed quotes reflecting seasonal demand and supply dynamics.
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Dejry
Bez Peese
Wei Spring Reese, Inc
Wolse
Broilera
Mae
Robblerm
Two Views of It on Beach Night Smuggling Sparks Debate
Readers report contrasting scenes at a seaside location under moonlight. A quiet coastal night prompts discussions about behavior and safety amid rumors of smuggling and illicit activity near the London Mall area.
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Romantie
Seine
Grandia
London
Maine
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims daily dose is a teaspoonful and notes a sworn purity statement with every bottle. Samples offered for ten cents with paper mention.
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Dr. Kilner
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Unclear Text on Dickens Thackeray Reference
Fragmentary lines discuss Tonkins Jud Tenkins and a claim about Dickens Thackeray reception. Mentions a homesick man and someone away from home. No clear event or attribution found.
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Tonkins
Jud Tenkins
Dickens
Thackeray
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