Bryan’s Funeral in Arlington Ends Crusader Peace Career
The body of William Jennings Bryan was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery after funeral services at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Dr Joseph R Slivo led rites with reading of psalms and prayers, while military escorts and a ceremonial procession accompanied the bronze casket to the grave. mourners from across the nation viewed the body as the nation remembered the “crusader for peace” who died in Dayton, Tennessee, and was accorded a semi military burial after Mrs Bryan declined full honors.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
New York Avenua Presbyterian Church
Juarter
Presbyterian Serviors
Rad
Hey
John R. Slivo
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Doctor
New York Avenue
Arlington National Cemetery
Tim
Dayton, Tenn
Union Station
Tee Station
Tennessee
Virgin
Josep R. Sizvo
New York State
Joseph R. Elzoo
Arlington
Bryan
Fort Myer
Josephuga Dan
Duncan U. Fletcher
Jorida
P. H. Callahan
Louis- Charles
Lincoln
B. Dunlap
Jacksonville
Charles H.hul
Debt talks end between France and Britain after four days
France and Britain failed to reach a temporary four year funding agreement, with London proposing £5,000,000 annually until France can pay. Joseph Caillaux refused the plan, likely stalling broader funding talks in Washington. Negotiations with London may not resume until next year.
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London
France
Joseph Caillaux
Washington
Lyautey to quit government leadership announced
An unsigned clipping reports that Marshal Lyautey will resign from his government post. The notice says the Marquis of Will be succeeded by Albert, who is currently ambassador to a foreign court. The fragment indicates a leadership transition in the colonial administration.
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Eport Lyautey
Wsepeper
Lofty
Tthat Marley
Albert He
Fragmented Earth Tremors Felt in Kansas and New Mexico
Unclear text reports tremors shaking areas including Kansas and New Mexico with partial details. Readable fragments suggest minor quake activity, but specifics on magnitude, exact locations, or dates are missing.
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Ates
Kansas
Mexico
New UV Warfare Method Eyed by Navy for Future War
The Navy department funds experiments by Dr Edwin Beott of San Francisco on an ultra violet ray rumored to ignite dead tissue, burn two inches of steel a mile away, and be deployable in any direction for 20 miles. Dr Scott notes the potential for this new strike technology.
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Washington
Navy Department
Edwin BR. Beott
San Francisco
Scott
Sensational Drake Hotel Raid Leaves Four Dead and Loot Seized
A daylight assault on Chicago's Drake hotel by masked robbers left Frank Blair Rodkey, a clerk, dead along with two bandits. A third robber was captured while two others escaped. About $10,000 was seized and bystanders panicked as the raid unfolded in broad daylight.
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Chicago
Frank Blair Rodkey
Drake Hotel
New Canadian Grain Law Takes Effect in Canada
A proclamation in the Canada Gazette brings into force the new Canadian grain act. The measure makes sweeping changes to elevator operations and grain grading and weighing. Government powers extend to placing all terminal elevators under a single commission.
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Montreal
Canada Gazette
American Miners Pledge Support for British Strikes
American miners cabled their pledge of solidarity to British miners in response to an appeal from Frank Hodges secretary of the British Miners union. They promised to carry out any action the international federation desired during the threatened British strike.
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London
Frank Hodges
British Miners’ Union
International Federation
Shipping Board Plans Vessel Scrapping Sale to Ford
The Shipping Board was advised by Attorney General Sargent it can scrap 200 vessels for Henry Ford as recommended by President Palmer of the Fleet corporation. Ford offered 1,708,000 dollars for the lot.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Sargent
Henry Ford
Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Ford
Mellon Denies Rumor Of Cabinet Resignation
Secretary Mullion, spending the summer at Southampton Long Island, announced there is no truth in reports he plans to resign from his cabinet post. He spoke through his private secretary and dismissed the gossip as unwarranted.
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Mellon
New York
Mullion
Southampton
L. I
Greb Knocks Out Bryant in Tulsa Bout
Pittsburgh boxer Harry Greb, the world middleweight champion, defeated Otis Bryant of Chicago in the third round of a two beehule ten round bout held in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Greb
Bryant
Tulsa
Okly
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Otis Bryant
Chicago
Klan Pays Honor to Bryan Payton in Ohio Ceremony
A fragmented report notes a ceremony honoring Bryan Payton with members of a Kentucky group present. Attendees and rituals are obscured by garbled text but indicate a mellorin service and burning rites. No clear date, location, or full names beyond Bryan Payton appear in readable form.
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Klan
Bryan Payton
Ohio
Kylux Kian
Willum Jennings Bryan
Madden Says Tax Slash Could Reach Three Hundred Fifty Million
Representative Madden of Illinois, after conference with President Coolidge, argues the federal budget can support a tax cut of at least 350 million dollars. Plan includes lowering surtax, repealing gift and inheritance taxes, cutting lower brackets, and eliminating nuisance taxes. Madden cites a treasury surplus of at least 70?9 million and urges using annual surpluses for tax relief and debt reduction. He criticizes high foreign taxes and urges allied nations to repay debts, noting England’s economic strain.
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Swampscott
Madden
Ilinois
Appropriations Committee
Coolidge
Treasury
No Plans Being Made to Seize Coal Mines
Swampscott Massachusetts President Coolidge says no plans worked out by the Bureau of Mines or any government agency contemplate seizure of anthracite mines if operators and miners fail to agree on wage scale. Operations in the hard coal fields are suspended on September 1. It is the opinion of President Coolidge there is no government authority to seize mines except protecting the public and the government.
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Swampscott
Mass
Cooldge
Bureau of Mines
Coolidge
Last of French Troops Leave German Territory
After two years of Ruhr occupation the last French soldier departed Essen as a parade marked the end of the French occupation in Germany. The removal of the tri color over French HQ signaled the ending, and crowds celebrated in the industrial heartland.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Essen
Thousands of Germans Expelled From Poland to Return Home
Heart rending scenes unfolded at Schneidemuhl as a great camp organized to move thousands of Germans back into Germany. The Upper Silesian plebiscite favored retention by Germany, and at least 50,000 Germans are reported deported across the border.
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Poland
Schneidemuhl
Germany
Upper Silesian
British Labor Loses Fight in House of Commons
Unemployment benefits legislation passed after a Labor motion to reject the bill failed by 298 to 98. The Labor amendment was strongly opposed and would have deprived about 70,000 unemployed people of benefits they would otherwise receive.
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British Labor Party
London
House of Insurance Commons
Labor Party
Agreement Reached in British Coal Crisis
British coal miners called off their general strike after Premier Stanley Baldwin promised aid to the Tories. The move allowed mine owners to maintain current wage agreements for nine more months.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Fancy Shooting at Fort Tilden Test
One hundred rounds were fired from three inch anti aircraft guns at Fort Tilden New Jersey. Brig Gen Jobe son Hurgood called the result excellent in a national air defense test conducted under wartime conditions.
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New York
Fort Tilden
N. J
Jobeson Hurgood
Mission Raids New York Report Alleges Granada Assault
Dispatches claim another raid on no Alperlean mission at Granada Nieneagua. It is the second such incident within two weeks, signaling a pattern of disruption in the region and drawing scrutiny from local authorities. The report names Granada as the site of the alleged attack and notes ongoing investigations.
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New York
Granada
Nieneagua
U S Government Market Quotations July 24
Washington week ending July 24 reports fruit and vegetable prices in the Midwest and California, with cobbler potatoes, onions, cantaloupes and Georgia Elberta peaches. grain quotes across multiple exchanges for wheat, corn, and oats. bay prices for Timothy and alfalfa. dairy prices for butter and cheese. and live stock figures from Chicago including top price, steers, cows, veal calves, and lambs.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Middle West
Imperial Valley
California
Georgia
Minneapolis
Chicago
St Louis
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Doula
Bay
Omaha
New York
Wisconsin
Plan to end liquor smuggling along borders
Assistant Secretary Lincoln G. Andrews leads a federal push to curb liquor smuggling by bolstering border barriers and forming a working patrol of Prohibition forces. Agents will coordinate with Interior departments to trace any shipments that slip through to their destinations.
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Washinton
Arrangements Made to Ratify Chinese Treaty
Arrangements are being made at the State department for the formal exchange of ratifications of the nine power treaty relating to China. The treaty provides for a commission to revise Chinese customs to provide a 5 percent ad valorem duty on imports.
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Washington
State Department
China
Ku Klux Parade in Washington Called Off
The much advertised Ku Klux Klan parade planned for August 3 in Washington will not be held. factional tents within the organization are cited as the reason for the change.
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Washington
LaFollette Jr Enters Race to Succeed Father in Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette Jr., 30, Republican of Wisconsin, announces he will run for United States senator to succeed his father. He plans to issue a formal statement soon and pledged a complete plan after filing.
Doctors Lose Licenses in New Haven Case
United States Supreme Court of Errors upholds revocation of practice certificates for 68 physicians in New Haven Connecticut. State health authorities acted on findings of a special grand jury.
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New Haven
Conn
Supreme Court of
Errara
Canada to Pay Big Sum On Debts This September
Canada will pay 20,600,000 of obligations totaling 80,010,000 maturing in New York in September. The balance will be refinanced.
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Canada
New York
Iowa News Roundup Touches Taxes Roads and Growth
A wide survey of Iowa topics highlights planned $8000 enlargements for a blind college at Vinton, a $200,000 church edifice for Davenport, and 1800 fishing licenses issued in Dickinson County since July. Fort Dodge expands with a $50,000 bus company, banks reopenings, and town growth noted in Des Moines building permits totaling $4,007,025 for six months. Also covered are road advocacy for 53 percent primary roads paved, recreational delegates to Asheville, and farm savings from home economics projects.
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College For
Blind
Vinton
Conrad
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Davenport
Dickinson County
Fort Dodge Transportation Company
Lucas County
County Farm Bureau and Board of Supervisors
Iowa
L. A. Andrews
Des Moines Sunday -School Institute
Interurban Railways
Mhey
Storm Lake Vetera
Service Star Legion
Gold Star Boys
Buena Vista County
Des Moines
National Recreation Congress
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Asheville
N. CG
John. Hammill
Fort Dodge
Southern
Boone
Webster City
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa Stramary
Cedar River
Fragmented street scene with racial tension and smoking request
A garbled dialogue captures a tense exchange between different speakers about smoking and drinking. The fragment mentions a Black person, a cigar, and questions of behavior, reflecting racial context and social pressure in a casual setting.
Untidy fragment hints at reception committee scene
A garbled fragment notes a reception committee and anxious crowds. Mentions a troupe and Virginia ownership with urging on for a change tied to glory and a cession. Names and context are unclear but imply a public event or performance.
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Neil O'Brien
Virginia
Fragmentary OCR item with unclear subject
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a face and eyes with scattered quotes and broken words. No coherent event or proper nouns are extractable to form a definite news item or factual summary.
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Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
War Department
Congressman Madden
Gustavo M. Torroella
New
Naval Ate Tache
U. S
Hawkeye
State News
Towa
Tadio
Irvin
Copp
Mao
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