DANGER LURKS IN EVERY BUSH IN RIFFIAN WAR
A Morroccan air front reports the perilous day by day mission of American LaFayette Escadrille aviators in the Rif mountains. Fliers face hidden anti aircraft threats, blistering heat, sudden mountain gusts, and dense scrub as they travel at high speed to scout or bomb hostile tribes in a rugged landscape.
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Kef EL Kerir Canyon
Morocco
Riff Mountains
LaFayette Cascadrille
States
Europe
Band of
Dough Boys
Belgium
Rift
Berlin security pact stance unchanged by German cabinet
Berlin reports that Germany will not accept general obligations under article 16 of the pact. It argues evacuation of Rhineland zones must follow Versailles terms and urges allies to honor article 431. The cabinet seeks full foreign minister level talks, citing domestic nationalist distrust of Stresemann and concern over a multi-power front.
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Canton Daily News
Berlin
League of Nations
Luther
Europe
Asia
Russia
Rhineland
Stresemann
Germany
Poland
Coolidge to Visit Father on Plymouth Vermont Trip
President and Mrs. Coolidge left the summer White House by automobile for a five day visit to the president's father Col. John C. Coolidge in Plymouth Vermont. Rainmarred travel as slick roads and heavy showers challenged the motor journey.
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Swampscott
Maass
Pair sentenced in Pickford kidnapping case
Charles Z. Stevens and Claude A. Holcomb were sentenced to ten years to life in San Quentin for plotting the kidnapping of Mary Pickford. The verdict came after a nine man one jury convicted two of three defendants last night. Adrian J. Wood was acquitted.
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Los Angeles
Charles Z. Stevens
Claude A. Holcomb
San Quinten
Mary Pickford
Adrian J. Wood
Queen Mary Revealed as Toy Maker by Grandchildren Gifts
London reports Queen Mary skilled at toy making when boxes of creations arrived for her grandchildren including white velvet rabbits and elephants for the children of the viscountess Lascelies and Princess Mary.
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London
Queen Mary
Cleveland closes Garfield Heights gambling resort amid murder probe
Garfields Heights residents saw the gambling house shut as Cleveland police probe Maurice Goldman’s death. Goldman, a known draw at the resort, was found with knife and ice pick wounds in a city cemetery. Detectives pursue possible gambler or bootlegger involvement and seek Goldmans car taken from its parking area by two men who claimed a lost check.
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Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Maurice Goldman
Goldman
George Himmelstein
Suede Linings Suggested for Cinderella Slippers
A playful pitch suggests adding suede heel linings to improve comfort and grip for slippers. The teaser frames suede as a fix for a famous missing slipper problem and invites readers to consider the enhancement.
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Sealpax Athletic Union
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