Prohibition Dominates Klansmen Meeting in Washington
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Prohibition as the main topic before Ku Klux Klan leaders at a strong business session. About 1,600 delegates attended with estimates of 11,000 to 16,000 in the parade. Hiram W Evans was expected to address as Grand Wizard. The meeting criticized Gov. Al Smith and praised Mexican government and church laws while Mussolini was warned against dictating policy.
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Espitol
Hiram W. Evans
Ake Cihureth
al Smith
Jil New Nore
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Italy
America
Paroled man loses license after court hearing
Mayville New York county judge sentences Wall ter L Flanders a former village treasurer for embezzling village funds. Flanders had his sentence suspended and must serve 12 to 4 years. he violated probation by intoxication and driving drunk, leading to further actions by Sheriff Axel Levin. The report also notes Gerald Crapo from Silver Creek, previously convicted for auto theft, had his suspended sentence revoked after new charges.
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Mayville
Lee Outaway
Polit House
Wallter L. Flanders
Hvisyi
Axel Levin Flanders
Ottaway
Alma Wile Uy
Wilbur
Sheriif Levin
Ottaway Gerald Crapo
Silver Creek
Elmira
Ever Creek
Coolidge Slips Further In Primary Race Amid Drought News
In a turbulent political update, Coolidge shows vulnerabilities in the Republican primary as drought and economic strains influence voter sentiment. Wisconsin Governor Haine and Lenpool stir party tensions while Senate control hinges on eight Republican moderates and national fallout shapes the 1928 landscape.
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He Hanis
Moses
Tehitti
Wiacansi
H]aine
Talolfvntte
Elcid Lenpool
Senate
Fox Mar
Towa
Wisconsingsu
Borah
Vannes
Tinoco
Germany’s Return to League Council Marks Pivot in Peace
The League of Nations contemplates Germany gaining a permanent seat among three permanent positions, with England France Italy and Japan as other holders, while the United States and Soviet Russia remain outside. Spain and Brazil threaten to withdraw over permanent seats as negotiations unfold, signaling a pivotal shift post World War I. Germany’s reintegration is hailed as a step toward European peace and economic recovery, despite residual tensions and inflation concerns.
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League of Nations
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England
France
Italy
Japan
Ewo
United States
Soviet
Russia
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Brazil
Poland
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Artia
Urope
Fragmentary Tale on ancient Eden and rivers
The text cites locations for Eden Toxephus the Jewish historian and mentions the Garden of Ween near the Ganges mouth, with references to southern Babylonians, Arwenn near Ruphrates, and a Sumerian name for Baby font. It also notes a city Hildu near the Horsian gully and a Venittul garden tied to unclear figures.
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Toxephus
Ween
Ganges
Ar Wenn
Gris
Tilen
Baby
Hildu
Horsian
Europe and Germany Voices at Geneva on Peace and War
A fragment shows Stresemann and Briand discussing peace and cooperation, praising Locarno and urging a peaceful future for Europe. It references trials, political repression, and hopes for a stronger continental harmony beyond American influence. It notes party conventions in Oklahoma and anti secret society planks.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files September 14 1906
A 1906 look back reports a fatal accident when a man died after a coal train struck him as he rode a bicycle near Beersville. It notes a horse killed in the same incident and mentions community money raised for a boxing match with Willis Dailey the world champion as a key figure. The piece references social events at the Dambake Hall Elks and a theater performance for charity, plus a local absences file and a Jacksonville visitation.
Pines Require Light
A brief note reports a study from New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University describing light requirements for pines. The report states pines need at least one percent more light than a baseline and suggests a 40 percent increase in light to promote growth.
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New York State College of Fopwetey
Syracuse University
Window Washer Builds Fortune From Window Cleaning
Frank Stanko, a Polish immigrant fatherless, came to America 15 years ago and started washing windows in Chattanooga. He earned a living, gained a steady reputation, and invested savings to grow wealth. Now with $100,000 in money and property, he plans cautious, safe investments and foresees owning multiple buildings and further opportunities in real estate.
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Frank Stanko
Val
America
Yadnio Mondy
Fins
Moonshine still confiscated in raid on local farm
Federal agents and deputy sheriffs raided the George Pilley farm near Dunkirk Monday at 4 PM uncovering one still, a barrel of moonshine, mash, and a prisoner named Ernest Gosset. Pilley was arrested. the officers destroyed the still and illegal operation inside a remodeled chicken coop.
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Mayville
Gallus
Vadgr Sheriy Ernest Gosset
Ralph Levin
Janes Houghton
Willan Granan
George Pilley
Raul
Miley
Dunkrks
Pilley
Pranvis
New Troubles May Postpone Flight From Field
Reports from Roosevelt Field say delays may halt the New York Paris flight attempt by the Sikorsky biplane. Captain Rene Ponck said if Snody recovers in time he could proceed, but a quarrel with Captain Tom Berry nearly canceled the voyage several weeks ago.
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Penny Roosevelt
Jim
Ponck
Tomer Berry
Youth Beat by Masked Bandit Shocks Mt. Pleasant
A masked assailant shot and severely beat Russell Koonte, 21, in Mt. Pleasant as he left a theatre. Koonte suffered two gunshots and critical injuries, one near the heart and the other to a vein, and was rushed to Memorial Hospital in serious condition. The attack occurred on Main Street amid theater crowds.
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Ary United
MT. Pleasant
Russell Koonte
Memorial Hospital
Koonte
Elberta Peaches
Remy
A.J. Youngs
North East
the Lown
Reckless Water Use Mentioned By Times Writer
A Brooklyn Daily Bugle excerpt quotes Mhutl HUME describing Queen Elizabeth bathing herself monthly. The passage reflects on public water supply and societal norms, noting controversy over royal habits and public health implications.
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Mhutl Hume
Brooklyn Daily
Bugle
Fragmentary note on vengeance and blame dynamics
Incoherent excerpt discusses blame for a death, stating vengeance falls on those deemed responsible. The fragment suggests a cycle where hurting an enemy requires triggering their own trouble, but the meaning is unclear and lacks concrete facts. No identifiable persons or organizations are present.
Gates Brothers Bang Store sells interest to Lynn Gates
Union City reports a significant business deal in which Ray States and his brother Lynn Gates sold an interest in Gates Brothers Bang Store to Lynn Gates. The Gates family will continue the drug business under the existing name and operations moving forward.
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Union City
Ray States
Lyrin Gates
Gates Brothers Bang
Lynn Gates
Sunshine Special wreck kills engineer in McGhee Arkansas
The Sunshine Special derailed at McGhee Arkansas at midnight injuring fireman Ray H. Gates and killing engineer George Bush Manila. Passengers were unhurt. The Missouri Pacific line officials released the report. A. G Sweet Jr and son plan to continue the insurance business as A G Sweet & Son.
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United Frets
Louis
Missouri Pacific
McGhee
Arkansas
George Bush
Manila
Ray H. Gates
Ley I Sweet
Gy Sweet
Moth Damage Curbs by Odorless Liquid Plan
A recent scientific study finds annual United States moth damage exceeds two hundred million dollars. Researchers propose a simple preventive method using an odorless liquid that repels moth worms, causing them to starve. The approach targets the larval stage rather than the flying moth.
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