Winged Snails and Odd Life From Greenland Expedition
Report from the MacMillan Arctic expedition describes winged snails in Etah waters and a bullheadlike liparis with a suction fin. Also notes rare Greenland birds, abundant dovekies, and vivid Arctic flora including Grant Kelp and lichens on cliffs. The crew camped in field conditions, collecting specimens for study.
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Etah
Greenland
National Geographic Society
United States
Grant
New England
Utah
Family of Eight Killed in Colorado Train Crash
Conrad Meyer his wife and their six children from Mitchell Nebraska died when their car was struck by an eastbound Union Pacific train near Lodgepole Nebraska.
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Julesburg
Col
Conrad Meyer
Mitchell, Neb
Union Acific
Lodgele
Neb
Woman's Realm Shopping Adviser Turns Classified Page
Classified page notice invites housewives to check Woman's Realm for bargains shopping hints and announcements of interest to every home in the city. This reminder promotes the section as a shopping adviser.
Milton Sills Named Defendant in Divorce Suit
Actress Gladys E. Sills filed for divorce in Los Angeles charging desertion by actor Milton Sills. They married in London on May 26 1910 and have a 14 year old daughter Dorothy. Custody sought. no property settlement mentioned. Sills is in New York. Mrs Sills reportedly moved to Australia. Sills stars in The Sea Hawk and appears in The Knockout at a Cincinnati theater this week.
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Los Angeles
Milton Sills
Gladys E. Sills
Dorothy
Sills
London
New York
Australia
Albania in Crisis as Fascists Plot Coup From Durazzo
Diplomats report an Italian engineered coup d etat in Albania imminent, with Durazzo to host a new pro fascist government. A free city of Durazzo and Italian occupation are planned, risking a clash with Yugoslavia and a confrontation with the League of Nations.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Albania
Durazzo
Fiume
d’Annunzio
League of Nations
Corfu
Italy
Post
Belgrade
Adriatic
Jugo- Slavia
N. Y. World
Moors Renew Activity French Optimistic In Fez Front
In French Morocco Aug 29 the Riffian tribesmen show renewed activity along the front. Two Caids leading a 4000 strong harka appear northwest of Taza along the Upper Leben River. French intelligence notes small mounted bands previously believed to fight on foot. General Maurin corroborates that Branes resistance backbone is largely broken.
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Associated Press
Fez
French Morocco
Leben River
Taza
Maurin
Ford plans part time home in South Richmond Plantation
Henry Ford plans a seasonal home at Richmond Plantation in Bryan County Georgia overlooking the Ogeechee River. Workmen under Robert L. Cooper clear underbrush as Ford's extensive land holdings total about ten thousand acres in a remote southeast Georgia area.
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New York World News Service
Savannah
Henry Ford
Richmond Plantation
Bryan County
Ogeechee River
Sherman
Robert L. Cooper
Mr. Ford
Georgia
Coolidge Likely to Skip National Campaign Tour
President Coolidge plans to reject pleas for a summer swing through key states. Observers say such a trip would strain his health and be politically risky, choosing Swampscott as a retreat while avoiding mid term campaigns in Massachusetts, New York, and other hot spots.
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New York World News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Congress
Wilson
South
Massachusetts
Butler
David I. Walsh
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Arizona
Indiana
New York
Wadsworth
Empire State
Washington
Plymouth
Camp Devens
Spurned youth kills girl and self in Cleveland tragedy
In Cleveland, 19-year-old Theresa Perelli was shot by her former suitor Domicino Mascia, 20, after her mother refused marriage. Mascia then killed himself with two more shots as Theresa bled at the Perelli dining table. Theresa died at a hospital during operation. Carmen Perelli, father, said Mascia had come from Philadelphia months earlier and that reconciliation attempts failed after the mother's insistence on breaking the couple apart.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Theresa Perelli
Domicino Mascia
Perelli
Mascia
Philomena Perelli
Theresa
Cramer
Carmen Perelli
Philadelphia
Perellis
10000 Rail Workers in Anthracite Area To Be Jobless
Philadelphia reported that a September 1 suspension order will lay off about 10000 railroad workers in the anthracite region, adding to mine shutdowns. Lines including Delaware and Hudson Lehigh Valley Lackawanna Erie Pennsylvania and Lehigh and New England anticipate reduced freight service and factory downtime while passenger traffic may rise.
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Philadelphia
Delaware & Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Erie
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
New England
Hazelton
Hazelton and Mahoney
Mine Shutdown Sparks Travel Rush and Labour Turmoil
Miners plan trips to New York Philadelphia Niagara and Buffalo as two to three month suspension looms. Hundreds leave the mines days ahead while Wilkes Barre and Lansford see strikes and union reactions. Maintenance staff across three UMWA districts face biweekly pay assessments during the idle period.
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New York
Philadelphia
Niagara
Buffalo
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Tomhickon
Springbrook
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Lansford
United Mineworkers of America
Auto Mishap Claims Life Of Abe Levy At Ninth And Mound
Abe Levy a 70 year old assistant rabbi of the K K Beth Tefyla congregation died after being struck near Ninth and Mound streets. He survived nearly eight hours on artificial respiration before dying at Jewish Hospital. Driver H F Behle faced charges for failing to report the accident.
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Ninth
Mound Streets
Abe Levy
K. K- Beth Tefyla
Eighth
Levy
Jewish Hospital
Fire Department
H. F. Behle
Rosemont Avenue
Price Hill
Behle
Price Hill Station
1724
Elm Sreet
Max Trauberman
1735
Elm Street
William Boden
Sycamore Street
General Hospital
Ellas ‘Irvan
Longworth Street
Cincinnati
Central Bridge
Lawrence Kemper
Carlisle Avenue
Irvan
Rumors Center on Jailbreaks Linked to Druggan Fund
Reports say a $20 000 fund allowed Terry Druggan beer baron to be ferried from jail at night while serving a federal sentence for injunction violations. Two assistant jailers were fired and Captain Westbrook denied responsibility for jail conditions as sheriff Hoffman ordered an inquiry into Druggan’s nocturnal departures and the role of James Fitzgerald.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Terry Druggan
Frank Lake
Druggan
Wesley Westbrook
Cos
Peter M. Hoffman
Hoffman
James Fitzgerald
Westbrook
Counterfeit $10 Passes Target Evansville Race Scene
Evansville merchants report a near perfect counterfeit $10 bill in circulation since the Dade Park race meet began. The Dade Park management and pari mutuel machines have been fleeced as part of the operation. Authorities say the gang has been arrested in Northern Indiana.
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Evansville
Ind
Dade Park
Indiana
Saklatvala Calls For Revolution At Battersea Conference
Shapurji Saklatvala, Communist MP, addressed six hundred delegates in London as he prepared to travel to the United States. He condemned the Union Jack and British imperialism, pledging to work for a world workers' revolution and signaling willingness to be shot for the cause.
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Associated Press
London
Shapurji Saklatvala
United States
Battersea
Communist Party
Saklatvala
Bombay
North Battersea
House of Commons
America
Saklatvalay
Deputy Fatally Wounds Black Man in College Hill
Special Deputy Samuel Fitzgerald fatally injured C W Anderson after ordering him to move on and alleging Anderson reached for a pocket item. The incident occurred near Beers Street and North Bend Road with Anderson later pronounced dead and taken to the morgue.
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C. W. Anderson
Simpson
Lincoln Avenues
College Hill
Samuel Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Anderson
Beers Street
North Bend Road
Fred Sperber
Steele
1Egro
Power and Rail Grants Stir West Holdings Proceedings
Ballinger and Mitchell cases recalled as the administration begins airing the nation’s holdings. The move signals scrutiny of oil interests and government grant decisions affecting western states and public land policy.
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Ballinger and
Mitchell
West
Public domain riches face Senate scrutiny in resource probe
Senator Walsh heads a Senate Lands Committee inquiry into public domain wealth including oil, minerals, forests, and grazing lands. Hearings unfold across Arizona Utah Montana and Washington with plans to open books, reform control, and curb mismanagement in management of federal resources.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Ind
Broadway
Far West
National Parks and Forests
Senate
Great Public Trust
Great Western
Walsh
Montana
Senate Lands Committee
Europe
Mid-West Refining Company
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Boulder Dam
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Helena
Mont
Missoula
Yakima
Seattle
Portland
Public Lands Committee
Prophet Predicts 1926 Earthquakes and Global Shifts
Prophet Raymond forecasts 1926 heavy earthquake in Southern France and Italy, U S in European affairs, Coolidge administration intervention, Mussolini to yield, rise of a nationalist socialist mix in Italy, Bolshevik influence waning, and trans Atlantic flights by winter's end. He also cites a sinking liner and Florence Turin Express wreck, with Britain expanding army but colonies disrupted.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
United States
Raymond
Coolidge
Germany
Caillaux
France
Remier Mussolini
Italy
Russia
Britain
England
World News Service
Oe World Press Pub. Co
Truck crash injures three as trolley stop causes wreck
A truck driven by Co. W Blair broke a driveshaft causing a rapid sequence of crashes in the East End. Three passengers including Adam Singleton and Herbie Abrams suffered broken right arms when elbow contact with the truck occurred during the collision with a street car. The truck and a parked car were damaged.
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W Blair
Worth Street
Blair
General Hospital
Adam Singleton
Elmwood Place
Herbie Abrams
Betts Street
Levant Lewis
Barnes Alley
Dewey Latham
Latham
Clyde Eppert
Eastern Avenue
Death in Auto Crash Raises Hamilton County Toll to 91
Henry J. Knueven, 23, of Rural Route 3 Lockland, was fatally thrown from a car at Railroad and Beech avenues in St Bernard after a collision with a vehicle driven by Cinse Young. Knueven died at General Hospital. 91st auto death in Hamilton County this year. Companions named William Reisstech, Helen Melburg, Viola Rohlman. Police planned to question the injured knee victim Teane.
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Railroad
Beech Avenues
St. Bernard
Henry J. Knueven
Lockland
General Hospital
Hamilton County
Knueven
William Reisstech
Box 229
Woodlawn
Helen Melburg
Viola Rohlman
Kessler Avenue
Cincinnati
Bernard
Teane
Ruth Fined and Suspended for Off Field Misconduct
Babe Ruth faced a $5,000 fine and an indefinite suspension for misconduct off the field as Yankees manager Miller Huggins refused to disclose details. Huggins said the decision came after repeated discipline failures and noted Ruth’s off year and physical issues. Ruth was in St Louis and not at the station when reporters pressed for comment.
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Huggins
ST. Louis
Babe Ruth
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Whiich
Ruth
Dodges
West End
New York
Babe
Landis
Colonel Ruppert
Yankees
Ed Barrow
Ball Park
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Arctic Circle
MacMillan
Timothy
Walter N. Koels
Farorth
Walter N. Koelz
The
Sea Hawk
Milton Sili
the Sea Hawk
League
FORD
Mother
Uaygen
Jerry Druggan
OF Commons
Ogangal
Teapot Dome
George F. Authier
East End
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