Democratic Nominee Visits Maine for Restful Welcome
Joan W. Davis, Democratic presidential candidate, arrived in Isleboro Maine from New York for a “Sensation vacation at Seven Hundred Acre Tar Natives” and was greeted by locals and the Maine Democratic club scene. He spoke briefly from a Rockland platform, thanking supporters and noting sleep interrupted by late demonstrations along the route.
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Joan W. Davis
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Noar Democratic Club
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Rockland
Davis
Wiscannet
St Charles
Dann Gibson
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Mer
Irelock
Harold M. Sewell
Apemuf Sewell
Davin
Neaa Maine
Page & Gal
Hope Fades for Bridgeport Canoe Tragedy Victims
Bridgeport police say the seven children bodies are likely not in local waters as search for the victims widens after the overturned canoe was found. The tragedy unfolded near shore during a storm and volunteers from inland towns joined the search, with thousands helping along the sound and inlets. Names tentatively listed include Noraquist Norduuiai Ethel Bergulat Walter Anderson Florence Benson and Ernest Peterson.
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Conn
Janey
Sound
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Suva
Two Seek Divorce
Gertrude DeArmana filed suit for divorce from Jacob DeArmana charging cruelty and abandonment. Attorney Hady Wrist listed. Dorothy Keister at 807 Ath at NE handled service. Wendell Her Tuck filed her petition.
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Allnance
Jacob
Euarmand
Hady
Falling Walls Kill Fireman at Grand Rapids
A fire in Grand Rapids destroyed the Pallsyteey Car barn after an overheated transformer. Percy Akela, 28, was killed when the east wall collapsed, while another fireman was injured and several others escaped with injuries. The blaze sent debris into the rear of the building and prompted emergency responses. Coroner reports on associated deaths reference a missing child and river incident but details remain unclear from the fragmented report.
Puppies Fail To Win His Release In Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia on July 19 six pedigreed Pomeranian puppies were offered for sale by a wife to raise bail for Jomo H Sprague of the city who was arrested and remained held after a day. The attempt to raise funds with the sale did not meet the required bail amount.
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Norfolk
Jomo
Sprague
Davis Maine keynote talk nomination Aug 14 noted
New York July 18 John W Davis is named as the Democratic party presidential candidate. Coolidge will be notified of nomination on August 14. The report notes Davis writing a keynote in Maine and mentions continuing coverage on page 26.
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Robert 1
Canton Daily News
New York
John W. Mine
Te Demorratic Party
Son Drops in On Long Flight From Los Angeles
Columbus July 19 a visitor at the Baird in fon Winchester Pike near here arrived claiming to have flown from Los Angeles to Columbus in 12 hours 30 minutes. Chewer Tiaird a former army aviator said his small Thomas Morse plane forced landings and engine trouble caused weeks of delay en route. The report notes the trip and the pilot’s surprise arrival as observers checked the craft.
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Fon
Winchester Pike
Here
Chewer Tiaird
Thomas Morse
Los Angelen
Aled
Los Angeles
Orci
Arad
Wheeler Names Wheeler As La Follette Running Mate
Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana formally accepts the vice presidential nomination on the La Follette progressive ticket. Wheeler, famed for his prosecution of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, would occupy second place on the ticket after La Follette. Brandeis and Thompson declined to run.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Daugherty
Robert M. la Follett
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la Foromilee
Horton K. Whee
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Noventer Wheeler
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Deena
Sohnath Sharman
Iter
Jsenate
Elette
Harry M. Daugherty
Department of Justice
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Vienda
Wheel Jer
Lavoilette
Louis D. Brandeis
Breme Court
Houton Thompson
Federal Trade Com
Minon
Ttwaa
60 Days In Works For Man Convicted At Criminal Court
A man named Mimdy or Madiwon was convicted by Judge Bowman in the Criminal Court Saturday morning and sentenced to 60 days in the workhouse. An officer testified he found and dropped a revolver on the man as he approached around early Saturday morning.
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Madiwon
Sispicion
Owman
Criminal Court
Sen
Mame
Herry
Man fined $100 for illegal liquor possession
Police said George Suche, living at 1522 Taguor NE, was fined $100 and costs after violating the prohibition law. He was found with a small quantity of illicit whiskey on his person.
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George Suche
Costa
Bloody sleeve clues in Staten Island murder case
Police pursue murderer Francis McDonnell after a shirt sleeve linked to the victim, with the battered body found buried in underbrush near a lonely spot. Albert McDonnell leading the manhunt with a citizens group aiding the search.
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New York
Ween
Franeta
Albert McDonnell
Iain
Bound Over To Grand Jury In Multiple Cases
District court Saturday bound over ana non av SE and Walter Nymer of 908 3rd at NB to grand jury on charges including breaking into Jake Glaser tire shop in Tuscarawas and theft of an automobile. Bresely Watana Lataye etc faced preliminary hearing. Coolidge to Mayflower voyage with family this afternoon. Frank W. Stearns of Boston and Dr and Mrs Aitchcock to join at home town Northampton. President to return to capital Monday morning.
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Walter Nymer
Im Criminal Court
Elven
Womer
Bresely ‘Watana
Lataye Te Ay
Waa
Jake Glaser
Tuscara
W. Noveral
Autimobile Tren
Tyler charged with Feckless Driving Plea Entered
Tyler pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Criminal Court on Saturday to a feckless driving charge. The case was continued to a later date.
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Tyler
Tamen, Noted Showman, Dies in Denver Home
Tamen publisher of the Denver Powerland widely known as a showman died at his home today in Denver. He is survived by a widow and one brother.
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Colo
H. 1 .Tamen
United States
Miners Rescue Suspect After Mob Attacks On River
In Bellatre a man accused of murdering Anna is placed under guard after a mob of miners attacked him on the way home from the store. The mob bound a rope about the captive's neck and dragged him toward the river before bystanders intervened. The suspect says he cannot recall the events.
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Aner
Anna’ Remo
Bellatee
Police Mala
Shie Waa
Big Run
Physiciana
Grasa
State Police to Probe Case in Detroit
State police will investigate the disappearance and branding of Rev. Oren Vanloon as officials warned to abandon the case. The minister's family asks for truth about his torture and death. Mrs. Lara Vanloon, the clergyman's wife, spoke publicly.
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Detroit
Oren. Vanloon
Oakland Co
Harry Te. Jackson
Public Natety
Tam ‘Pattom
Mra Lara Vanioon
Shenandoah to cross country maneuvers announced
Washington July 18 The navy department announced a plan for the airship Shenandoah to undertake a cross country flight in the fall. Kelembip is to take part in maneuvers of the Pacific coast fleet on its arrival with a potential flight toward Hawaii under consideration.
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Washington
Navy Department
Kelembip
Pacific Coast Fleet
Population Estimates for U S Cities Reach 112 Million
Washington July 18 The Population of the United States has passed the 112 million mark according to estimates for principal cities. New York leads with over 8 million, followed by New Orleans and others.19 cities exceed 100,000 population, up from six last year, with Chicago approaching 3 million and Detroit and Cleveland showing growth.
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United States
New York City
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Rochester
Jersey City
Oakland
Chicago
Iphia
Cleveland
Man Hurt Here May Recover From Auto Accident
Alva Kisor of W403 Marrisbure NE was in a coma after being struck by a car Monday morning at 14th and Harries NE. He showed signs of improvement Saturday as hospital attendants reported his condition better and that he could glimpse water and respond. His brother John Chor also suffered injuries and is recovering at Mercy Capital hospital.
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Marrisbure
Mercy Capital
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Ater
Kisor
Joma Chor
John Ie
Fail to Agree on Wage Scale in New York
On July 19 the Commercial Telegraphers Union and United Press International News Service along with Universal Service requested a labor secretary appointment of an arbitrator to hear renewal terms in dispute. The union seeks weekly increases from 10.75 to 18.75 dollars. The involved press associations are the sole U.S. agencies with contracts covering telegraphers and printer machinists.
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British Birdman Delays Flight Resumption
Hoku July 19. Unfavorable weather and fog over the Kuriles forced Major A Stuart Maclaren, British flyer around the world, to postpone resumption of his flight. He may proceed to Paramushir.
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Kurlies
Major A Stuart. Maclaren
Sunany
Auto collision near Cherry and Park injures none
A vehicle driven by G C Deich at 1602 4th NE and another car driven by Th Qeigler at 140 Park Ave SW collided Friday night at Cherry and 2nd SE. No one was injured.
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Park Ay
Cherry Wand
Murder follows anti American demonstration by natives
In Teheran a mob attacked American Maj. Robert W. Imbrie and injured another American amid anti American protests. Seven Persian police were hurt as rioting followed a demonstration. Imbrie, in charge of the Teheran consulate, was taking photographs when the assault occurred. Details remain incomplete as dispatches describe the incident as the culmination of the protest.
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Parsia
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Imbrie
German stance dominates from London interallied talks
Report notes Germany rejects parley while pressing for influence through external affairs. It cites internal strength and hintsreich plans by Stresemann to negotiate with Paris if London fails. Temps article suggests France may seek understanding with Germany to counter Anglo-Saxon influence, reflecting mutual blunting.
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Foxeth
Automobile Stolen Reported From 617 9th St
Costus Conradl of 617 9th street reported to police that his automobile was stolen while parked in Rex VSB Friday night.
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Bank Payment Suspension Reported In Arcelona
A fragment notes an entity named Spends and Madkid with a July 19 date, mentioning the Bank of Arcelona suspending payments. Lacks full details but indicates a financial halt or suspension affecting local banking activity. Further readable context is needed for complete summary.
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Bank Of,arcelona
Critical Point in Reparations Parley Passes
A Canton Daily news summary reports the reparations conference nearing a critical phase. Delegates from ten nations discuss Dawes scheme adoption and German recovery. France and Belgium propose Franco-Belgian plan to address unsettled issues, with committees set to report on political and economic questions as sessions proceed.
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Dally Sewn
Pane
Nrharan
Ruhr
Has Orther
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France
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Hannecart
Helgium
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Belgium
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Fire patrol orders force Bam Francisco troops to forest duty
San Francisco July 18 two hundred and fit soldiers from Bam Francisco were ordered to take to the forest today and begin fire patrol duty. Twelve airplanes were made available for patrol work should they be needed. District Patrol Redington announced the forest fire situation was under control and coast forests showed many fires of minor importance. Patrol and lookout work occupied most personnel with only limited actual firefighting forces deployed.
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San Francisco
Bam
Francisco
Probing Death in Cincinnati Investigates Child’s Drowning
Investigators opened in Cincinnati into the death of George Korsen age 3 whose body was found floating in the Ohio River near Lawrenceburg. The child's funeral was halted after authorities observed signs suggesting he was struck before being thrown into the water. Police and witnesses are questioned as the case unfolds.
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Newport
George Forsee
Ohio River
Laverencebure
Walter Hughes
Kist Wan
Inana
Cincinnati
Potteg
George, Korsen
Ody
Iver
Lawrenceburg
Kinney Fined 100 in Court for Liquor Offense
Kinney of 723 19th SW was fined 100 after a contempt charge in the county court on Saturday related to a liquor matter. The brief court action listed Kinney in connection with a possessor or posremon issue and a fine was imposed.
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Awn Kinney
Orang
Smaller Prizes To Be Awarded This Week At News Office
The article notes that smaller prizes will be distributed this week as weeks winners close. It promises to announce the winners and provide extra details about the remaining prizes offered by the News. Continued on page 18.
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