French Officials Move to Boost Marshal Chanzy Widow Pension
General Chanzy declined the Marshal baton in 1878 but now his widow seeks an increased pension to 60 000 francs a year, up from 12 000, with a parliamentary bill aiming to place Madame Chanzy on the Marshal of France widow pension line. The report also recalls pianist Feodor Chaliapin’s career and a Washington women's conference observation.
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Eugene Alfred Chanzy
Carinest
Germany
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France
Rhine
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Madame Chansy
Feodor Chatiapin
North
South America
Europe
Australia
Chattapin
Russia
TM Rine
Paris
Chapin
Avril de Sainte Croix
Washington
Vappar
Welleslay
America
Ds Seinte Croix
Coolidge
Bhat
United States
Eed
Canada
Thion de la Chaume Rae
Primancs
Itl
Mias Ae Collett
Sno Wesen
Vas Rosanne Lenwlén
Misa E Gollett
Simone
Masbte
Driver
Rumor of Denied Guatemalan Port Movements in Honduras
A report claims Deny Rumor ports prompted by L dos from Guatemala entered the Honduran district of Copan with a three man garrison. Government troops were sent but the engagement remained bloodless. General Ferrers and Beupouse were named in actions at Intibucan, with further reports of instability and anti-American agitation used to pressure the United States.
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Copan
Tatibucan
Ferrers
Fadle
Beupouse
Testa
Bogran
United States
Reds
George
Erin
Toy Befors
Honeyean
Tequiecalpe
Rome
Health Workers Urge Preventive Measures
Health officials and Reverend E G Hissom call for preventive actions to curb youth and societal ills in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The piece notes parental responsibility, school programs, and planned dental health outreach as part of a broader effort to instill discipline and Christian values amid concerns about materialism and moral decline. The article references a state department plan to inspect upcoming school entrants and mobilize communities to resist secular temptations.
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Harrisburg
Peoneymnia
Shap
Bedford Somerest
Tioga
Potter
Cheietth Cliate
Hinsom
Boyfriend Says He Thought He Was A God Caseber
A readable fragment reports a boyfriend claiming belief in a divine role amid a conversation with his girlfriend. The text shows slang and unclear context, lacking concrete names or places but indicates personal assertion rather than a broader event.
Fostick and Grant Added as Prospective Witnesses in Seapes Trial
Chicago reports that Rev. Vernon Fostick and Rev. Percy Buckney Greene were dismissed to day as additional prospective witnesses in the Seapes trial. Clarence Darrow and Dadby Field Malone withheld their positive announcement of the two New York churchmen selection after a conference, with the last decision resting with the rather than the defense attorney. Malone will travel to New York tomorrow evening to submit the ret ter in the clerkship.
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Chicago
Juhs
Hearey Bvernon Fostick
Percy Buckney Greene
Seapes
New York
Clarence Darrow
Dadby Field Malone
Tennysace Fehoat Leacher
Davin
Biv
Malone Witl
Charley Chaplin Becomes Father in Los Angeles
Report says actress Mrs. Lith Greg Chaplin, wife of Charles Spencer Chaplin, announced the birth. The baby to be named Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr. follows Chaplin's marriage to Lie Grey at a ceremony amid public interest after plans for a wedding.
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Los Angles
Greg Chaplin
Cairman
Charles Spencer Chapin
Actultery Today
Chartes
Spencer Chaplin
JF Chaplin
Lie Grey
Chen
Empalie
Berreer
Rum Runner Taken for Second Time
New York reports seizure of the two masted schooner William A Moras with a cargo of quer aboard Bemillet of Nantreker on Friday by coast furedemen. The vessel was towed to Nariels Virginia, marking the second capture of the Wiglam A Jlorse after a prior seizure. The vessel was released on payment of 190 fne at that time.
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New York
William A. Moras
Svatsuard Headquariocs
Wea
Nartels
Virginia
Wiglam A. Jlorse
Belme
Seek Arbiter for Chinese Troubles
An article reports a Chinese crisis seeking an arbiter as negotiations resume. Key figures such as W. W. Yan and T. Wang are involved with a committee aiming to settle disputed conditions in China. Talks are expected to start soon, with efforts toward reconciliation continuing.
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Gueking
W. W. Yan
Inter & T. Wang
Ting-Kahl
China
Obituary notices for Catherine Mason and Charles Wind
Catherine Mason died at her home in Sullivanbury at rest. Funeral services were held in the Mardon chapel. Charles Wind Jr., five months old, son of Mr and Mrs Charl e Wind of 404 Eastellatrecr, died Saturday. Pur ered services will be conducted from the home on Monday at 3.
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Catherine Maron
Mardon Unt Harden
Charles Wind Charlee Wind, Jr
Rtd
Stra Charlca Wind
Purerad
Earthquake Devastates Willow Creek Area In Livingston Montana
A powerful earthquake struck near Willow Creek causing severe damage in Livingston and surrounding towns. Buildings toppled, highways blocked, and residents evacuated as lines spread across Montana, Washington, and neighboring states. Total property damage estimated around 590000 dollars with several lines affected by landslides. Train service altered as Northern Pacific No. 28 faced delays and passengers were redirected via alternate routes.
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Livingston
Mone
Couretacen
Koelty Senna Ranch
Idaha
Montana
Washington
Wrokuny
Montena
Towna Fm Certeal Monetana
Ster Residenta
Paniejmtricken
Dagny
Northern Pacific
European Planes Do Big Business Across the Channel
European airways' combined aircraft have flown over England and the continent, surpassing 1,000,000 miles and carrying about 15,950 passengers with urgent freight valued at 10,000,000. The British subsidized line plans a Taidan route expansion to attract travelers and cargo.
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London
Imperial Airways
England
Bullian
Britain resumes naval building program in 1923 plan
The report outlines Britain restarting the 1923 naval program to build twenty ships, including five first class cruisers at over 20 million dollars, with dockyards prepping for a 19,000 ton cruiser class. Amery targets forty two cruisers by 1935, supporting jobs for about 75,000 workers and arguing the project is cheaper than relief spending. The item includes stray ads and a Chicago arrest note about a domestic incident, plus a London exposition crowd count.
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Babel of Tongues Joins in Prayer at Welsh Conference
In Cardifs Wales a large crowd gathered for the opening of the national series of praise during the 231st assembly. Protestant churches in the city joined the ceremony as Presbyteries and American delegates discussed church amalgamation plans and reformed associations. A Canadian rail leader, Willung Crunschek Floward, died of heart disease in Montreal on June 22. In Cardiff a coroner reported heart stoppage after a man was declared dead in Royal Infirmary following a long decline.
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Fice Council
Sietropolia
Western Committeg Alliance
Somell Vt
Reformed Churches of America
Canada
Montreal
Willlung Crunschek Floward
Canadian Railway Association
Withdrawal Notice in West Virginia and Related Notices
Public legal advertisements include withdrawal notice by The Jota 42 Witsaimami and Lumbar Company and Maxwell Motor Corporation, notices of dissolution, trustee sales, pardons, and property assessments across West Virginia and neighboring states, with dates, locations, and involved entities such as Kanawha Banking & Trust Co and various corporate officers. Entities named include Maxwell Motor Corporation, Plaza Realty Company, and Kanawha Banking & Trust Co, mentioning county courts, publication requirements, and deadlines for notices and actions.
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Ohio Corporation
Branbanville
Ohio
Dentebt
Pranerty
Virginia
Chater
West Virginia
Jon
FutsineNs Omar. CO
RE. Brady
Drenidtent
Maxwell Motor Corporation
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Botor Corporation
Jewa
Wemi Virwinta
Diddy
Eald
Nee
Sjind Avenue
Mishind Park
Wayne County
Michigan
Alen
Praeke
Lecontiiun
Lon
Iliamatic
Charleston
Pines
Budview
Thin Corporation
Ta Fe
Syte
West Virgin
Charlentin
W. Va
Juma
Walter B. Chiays I
T Vrestival
Maxwell Motor
Woolamard Mitchell
Maxwell Motor Harporstlan
bin Roti
Honod
Plaza Realty
Oedan
Hendy
Suna Trewlty Company
Plaga Realty Company
Ntad
Wuld
Wanaeto
Ween
Yirendik
Xald Plaza
Honda
Kanawha Banking & Trust Ca
Redemption of bonds of Charleston Auditorium Co West Virginia
Public notice announces redemption and payment of various mortgage bonds of the Charleston Auditorium Company of Charleston West Virginia. Trustees Keller Bankers and Trust Co. outline denominations, interest accrual, and redemption terms for bonds dated 1912 1920 and related certificates. The Kanawha County Court order covers payment schedules and bridge project funding with Interurban Railroad involvement and city improvements.
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Charlueston
West Vinginia
Zounon
Charlendon Auditorium Company
Cramenton
Virginia
Merikear
Truat
Hariwha
Boukine & ‘Thist Company
Mutt Mortaars
Pata, Kamenta , Pasting & Erat Company
Trustes
Ita Felice
Murat Beneft
Kanawha Banking & TR Pany
Washington
Morris St
Getas
Special bond election for Kanawha County bridges
Legal notice seeks approval for bonds totaling 1 1500 000.80 to fund great Kanawha River bridge projects between Charleston Kanawha City and nearby districts. Voters will decide at a July 7 1926 election on debt authority and tax levy to cover interest and maintenance, with annual oversight and state commission approval.
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Secielacure
West Virginia
Kanawha County
Wald
Mud
Kanawhe
Sais
Virginia
Charles Ian Thierarhan Railroad Company, & Corpora Lon
Art Company
Uridgn Merce Wald
Charleyton
Kanaw
Minmzimum
War Department
Wild Gell
Anid
Florida Surset
Amubote
Dyldgeny
Waich
Ahd
Aaid Tridge
Chesapeake & Potamag
West Virginlia Electric Company
Therson
Charleston
Interurban Ilyhoad Company
Tolia
Interurban Railroad Company
Teserven
Florida Buest
Ita
Kanawha City Bridge
Kunawna City Bridge
Aed
Florida Sterat Bridge
Florida
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Mlorids Street
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Caure
Weat
Cub
Mefferwen
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Ta Eald
Econa Mud River
Howae
Thalvan
St. Albany
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Bny
Wold
Uhall
Nate Kenawha City
Uta Court of
Walter Marl
Mpid River
Werty
Dala
Pat Telsalve
Wbin Indy
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Dion
Auld
Kenawha
Tharawiihy
Wauld
Tia Court
Potlie
Respal Alyeiy Om
Cabin Creek
State Fond Commission of
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Knakigham
Biniaed
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Resintrara
Thie
Avamher
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Avid
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Bribane & Bridge
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Geton
Minera Aid
Charleeton
Loudon
St. Allvnew
Jefferann
Union
Tridge
Chaixen
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Timbul
Kanawha County Court orders road bonds for Charleston district
The Kanawha County Court in West Virginia issues a detailed order approving bonds up to 200000 for road improvements in Charleston area. It outlines projects on Wilson Hollow Road and Sugar Creek Road, funding via bonds issued to taxpayers outside the city limits, with schedules, precincts, and clerk appointments.
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