Highway Across Coral Islands Planned in Florida Keys Vision
A proposed 132 mile motor highway would connect the Florida mainland to Key West, running through the Florida Keys from Key Largo to Key West. The project, funded by local counties, envisions a continuous route paralleling the existing highway with towns and bays, offering a scenic traverse of coral reefs and mangrove regions.
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Coral Islands
Florida
Atlantis Ocean
Gulf of Monlon
Monson County
Bade County
Minit
Sonstracion
Pbsanel
Key Large
Kabnland
Biden
Banda
Erterhelee
Dude County
Jack Aenvelte
Pla
Peees
Kay Waat
Flanchon
Wildo
Cotorthl Fasoring
Pak
Kow
Cuba
Panama
Aacom
Henry
Kor
Thnoa
Stong Botosa
Former England champion Quanar Avtz found guilty of slander
Quanar Avtz a former heavyweight champion of England was found guilty of slander and ordered to pay damages to a man named Newlander. The court ruling details the defamatory statements and the compensation required.
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London
Quanar Avtz
England
Newlander
Ween
Leopold and Loeb case called moral monstrosity by alienist
Perry M. Lichtenstein a noted psychology student and physician argues Leopold dominates Loeb in the Chicago Franks murder case, treating Loeb as a tool. He contends Leopold is a moral monstrosity and that their crime stems from inherent moral defects not environment, urging leniency considerations may apply to Loeb.
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Nathan Leopold
Perry M. Lichtenstein
Loeb
Leopold
Chicago
Franks
Penny M. Lictenstein
Loy
Tombs Prison
Allen
Eixtenmive Weller
New York
Widhear
Sleyer
Loab
Obsarv
Loel
Waite
Parison
Franky Chase
Arthur Warren Waite
Kai
Lonh
Leopata
Speight Shot in an Escape Battle at Martinsburg
The article recalls Speight’s violent clash with troopers after killing Private Crawford, with Lieut Lily wrestling away his revolver and rifle. Crawford dies on the way to Martinsburg hospital. Lilly is wounded but treated. Distilling raids by Lieut Ward are noted, and two moonshiners are arrested. A separate item mentions Waterloo Bridge traffic and a London terrapin theft.
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Speight
Crawford
Lily
Dom
Martineburg
Masona
Spelecht
Whaden A. Ward
West Virginia Weather Outlook For Week Ahead
The forecast predicts thundery showers, near normal temperatures across West Virginia and surrounding regions. Across the North and Middle Atlantic, light showers possible midweek, with near normal temps. South Atlantic and East Gulf mainly fall with scattered thundershowers and near normal to slightly above temperatures.
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West Virginia
North
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Guilt
West Gulf States
Onlo Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Upper Mississippi
Lawar Migeouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Écky Mountain
Pacific States
Washington
Oregon
Nornal
Sonmewhat
California
American Singers Star in London Debuts Create Buzz
London critics have warmed to three American sopranos Madeline Kelton Mary Lewis and Louise Lund as they debut in Covent Garden and Carl Rosa Company performances. Kelton with Mantzua Butterfly Lund in Il Trovatore Lewis in Hoffmann and at Downey Street events gain praise amid a lively London scene. Separate notes describe rodeo contests at Wembley and the Greenwich observatory’s relocation talks tied to railway electrification and possible observatory move from its 17th century origins.
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Associated Press
London
Crittica
Madeline Keltion
Boston
Mass
Mary Lewis
Little Rock
Ark
Dallas
Tex
Louise Lund
Sat. Itnfael
Misa Heldlhé
Tandon
Cha«Cho-San
Maddin Butterfly
Covent Garden
Miss Lund
Carl Rosa
Miss Lewin
Landon
Hoffman
Magesty
Joan HK Clynes
Dowhite Sireet
Baldwins
Asquighs
Mixs Lewis
Lite Rock
Huing
New York
Europe
Vienna
Froin
Marguerite
Mian Hkeltte
Miat Gund
Milan
Afi
Veveral Genna
United States
Operna
Steld Londom
Fire destroys auto building in Charleston
A Sunday night blaze razed the Charleston Motor Fuses assembly plant on South Street, destroying thirty Fords and the frame building owned by J. Ty. Pauley. The fire, origin undetermined, drew a large spectator crowd and caused about 25 000 dollars in damage. Firefighters faced delays from motorists and narrowly avoided a collision with a freight train as the blaze burned into the early morning.
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Charleston_ Motor Fuses company
Charleston
J. Ty
Central Station
Chesapeake & Ohio Crossing
Expect Fight Continued From Page One Platform
Reform groups announce a draft platform with sweeping demands. Delegates from Arkansas and Massachusetts present principles urging end to corruption, world peace via League of Nations, and regulation of industry. Labor and business groups plan parallel platforms as Bryan and others push for bipartisan peace machinery. A Kentuckian candidate pledges to condemn the Ku Klux Klan by name.
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jSluckmatter
World Court
Speng
League of Amations
League of Nations
John H. Clarke
Democratic Party
Tra
World Court of Justice
Woodrow Wilson Democracy
Lhrough
Joan W. Westcott
Camden
N.S
Tylee
Wilson
Providence
Una
Woodrow Wilson
Mas Labor Plantc
Samuel Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Cleveland
Chiamietth
William Jennings Bryan
National Association of Manufacturers
EH. Moora
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Woman Injured As Car Collision Occurs On Huntington Road
Mrs H W Clark of 2204 Washington street sustained serious head injuries and her husband Mr Clark was knocked unconscious after their vehicle was struck by another car on the Huntington Charleston road near Hur tien ne. Passengers included Miguel May Fisher Fannie Dayton and C W Clark. Mr Clark recalled rounding a curve when the other car veered left and struck them, wrecking their vehicle and injuring Mrs Clark. Mrs Clark is hospitalized in a critical condition.
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H.W. Clark
Washington Street
Waves plan may be put in operation soon says officials
President Conlidge and Secretary Hughes have stated their belief that the Waves plan could be implemented without delay. No confirmation from the White House or state department was given on the reported development. The piece notes the U S foreign policy relies on ecoing Europe’s rehablitation, with no change in policy indicated. Emanuel Moore patents a piano with a double keyboard in London.
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Eee Derd
Conlidge
La Follette Meet Sparks Progressive Action in Ohio Conference
In Washington June 22 report on the Ohio Cleveland July 4 Progressive Political Action conference rallying for Senator Robert M. La Follette. The group urges public ownership of railroads, anti injunctions, public power, and a progressive drive to win a congressional majority and propel a 1920s reform agenda.
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H. R. Reyvolds
Washington
Robert Bm.le Follette
Conference of Progressive Political Action
Cleveland
Ohio
la Follette
Congress
Parhiays
Conference For Progressive Political Action
William M. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Arthur E. Holder
Sentnor le Follette
St. Paul
Conference
Authator
Howell-Barkley
House
Aholfak
Rovernment Marketing Corporation
Federal Reserve System
United States
la Foelletts
Automobile theft tied to Huntington ad manager lapse
Advertising manager J N Roberts of the Huntington Advertiser failed to advertise his car theft in Charleston papers. The stolen machine was recovered by state police led by Superintendent Arnold after a late night patrol. Driver Charles Cambs confessed to stealing it. arrests followed in Huntington of Ansel Bailey and Herman Blair connected to the crime.
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J. N. Roberts
Huntington Advertiser
Charleston
Dackeon Arnold
State Police
George H. Skeen
Vassar
Kanawha Rand
Charlés Cambs
Huntington
Roberts
Bergla
Skepn
Harvey N. Rexroad
Cinta
Ansel Bailey
Gland treatment urged for obesity and baldness at AMA meet
At the seventy-first annual American Medical Association convention in Chicago doctors urged gland therapy for obesity and hair loss, warning against patent medicines. Dr William Engelbach said thyroid deficiency and gland function underlie many cases and cautioned such treatments are not permanent. A new electronic stethoscope device was demonstrated to help doctors listen to heartbeats via telephone links.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
William Bengelbach
St. Louis
Hare Helf
Haire
Lees
Engelbach
Englebach
James H. Hutton
American Telephone and Tele-graph Company
Western Electric Company
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