Fear Sabotage In Paris Tobacco Factories
In Paris a wave of fear spreads after a string of incidents in tobacco factories. Investigations focus on suspected sabotage with small incendiary tablets found in cigarette packages. A seven year old girl's deathly near tragedy highlights the danger as authorities probe the motives and origins of the alleged plot.
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Paris
Alice Langelier
Helmes
Jeanne Lachaise
Teanna
Tabasco
Amundsen Starts Threed Fren Pere One Flight Into Fog
Amundsen describes a cautious polar flight where heavy pressure marks and a foggy sea hinder navigation. The crew sighted open water after eight hours, drifted west due to magnetic compass variation, and headed to the only landing place visible to descend and confirm position before resuming the flight.
Traffic cops try courtesy first in Williamsport
Williamsport police launch a street safety campaign issuing warning cards to pedestrians who jaywalk or ignore signals. No arrests planned. if education fails, stronger enforcement may follow.
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Williamsport
Jay ¥Alxera
Injured Woman in St Albans Auto Crash
Mrs Ora Marshal Freedor of St Albans suffered injuries yesterday when the car she rode in was sideswiped near St Albans. She was taken to Staats hospital for treatment.
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Ora Marshal
Freedor
St. Albans
St Albans
Ays Proctor
Staats Hospital
Warren proposes radical changes in U S government
Senator Francia E Warren urges enlarging the Supreme Court, revising federal code, ending lame duck sessions, and repealing the senatorial primary law. He argues these moves would reduce overreach, restore representative government, and lighten presidential duties while returning power to states and conventions.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Francia IE. Warren
Wyoming
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United States
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Congress
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Ayer
Senate
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Rynhead
Tie
Hig
Warren Snys
America
Florist Demonstrates Trust With Self Service Sign
Alburt Mour, owner of a Main Street flower shop, trusts customers to handle purchases while he is away. A sign reads Have gone out Help yourself the change is in the register. Another note asks If you can't operate the cash register come back and pay later.
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Julia
Alburt Mour
Mour
Nour
Thare
Mouraula
Asher
Pho Foun
Day in Washington Reports on Strike, Tensions and Promotions
Efforts to end the plasterers strike failed. Dent negotiations with France and Czecho Slovakia were forecast. Admiral J K Rovison denied promotion and asked retirement. Major General Douglas MacArthur was assigned command of the third corps area. The treasury began a campaign against traffic in soldier bonus certificates.
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Czecho-Slovakia
J. K. Rovison
Douglas MacArthurs
Third Corps
Treasury
Fox Devil Blamed for Foochow Fires in June
In Foochow Fukien the fox devil hu-tima is blamed for three recent fires in the city. Authorities report mysterious causes linked to the spirit, including a blaze near wealthy homes and another at a clothes shop where a cat was killed, later revealed to be a hu-thane in disguise. Insurance firms face questions over payout eligibility for these fires.
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Foochow
Fukian
Iwuettma
Anhul
Apirit
Thelilaas
Traffic jams cost cities millions daily according to report
A metropolitan traffic facilities committee meeting with Secretary Weaver warned that congestion slows all transport and costs the United States millions daily. The group urged better routing, parking limits, and coordinated police planning, citing right of way, signaling, and terminal improvements as key fixes for the coming decade.
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Thornathet
Sendlow
Uent
Anny
United States
Bunthees
Sama
Cinergo
Cleveland
Angimera Aiong
Scopes Trial Echoes In Dayton Thinkers Club
Dayton, Tenn on June 29 details the arrest of Professor J T Scopes for teaching evolution in a local school violating state law. The piece names figures like W J Bryan Clarence Darrow and local participants at Robinsons drug store.
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Clarence Darrow
Scopes
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F. E. Robinson
Oratera
G. W. Heppelyan
New York
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H. E
Jain L. Godsey
Walter White
Echools
J.T. Scopes
Kentucky University
Lust
Robinson's Alers
Subjeets
Hove
White
Hicks Beothars
Senpas
Informecina
Rappelyea Uses Scopes Case To Test Law In Tennessee
Rappelyea proposed a test case on evolution using Scopes and sought funds from the American Civil Liberties Union. He obtained authority to cover expenses and engaged the Hicks brothers as prosecutors, aiming to bring a high profile clash over teaching Darwinian theory in Dayton schools. Scopes faced arrest after being accused of violating the law, while his role as the defendant drew country-wide attention and shyness over his selection as the figure in the proceedings.
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Conseil d'Etat
Rappelyen
Scopes
Chattanooga
American Civil Liberties Amnion
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Dayton
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American Civil Liberties Tnion
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