Airship carrier planes eyed for coast guard and war use
Army Air Service experiments near Belleville aim to carry planes on airships with launch and landing gear. Major General Mason Patrick says ships could deploy aircraft en route to objectives, while dawn to dusk transcontinental flight by Lieut. Maughan faces possible postponement. Lausanne treaty signs mark end of war, with Turkey admitted to League of Nations and foreign fleets allowed Mediterranean and Black Sea passage. Poland and Asia sign three agreements establishing friendly, commercial, and most-favored-nation relations.
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Army Lighter Than Air Station
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Wyoming
Air Service
Lausanne
Turkey
League of Nations
Mediterranean
Swiss
Federal Council
Lausanne University
Scheurer
Switzerland
Washington
Angola
Polamd
Asie
Wheat Raisers 10 Meet Soon in Minneapolis
Spokane dispatch reports the American great wheat growers plan a conference in Minneapolis to set home consumption prices. An estimated 65 percent of the crop may be sold by early July 1924, with a board drive to determine national wheat pricing. W. J. Brown leads the organization. Also noted, Kensington Museum receives two ancient Egyptian water clocks from the Egyptian government.
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Spokane
Wash
American Great Wheat Growers
Minenapolis
Minn
W. J. Brown
Kensington Museum
Weather Outlook for Chicago Next 24 Hours
Weather indications for the next twenty four hours call for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to be moderate with light winds shaping a tranquil period.
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Chicago
Weather Summary of Local Observations Through 7 AM
Local observations cover the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Data include temperature changes wind shifts precipitation and cloud cover across reporting stations. Reported conditions indicate variable skies with intermittent rain and cooler overnight lows in several areas.
Indiana Students Visit Creston for Rock Study Tour
Twenty four students from Indiana State Normal School Munice arrive in Creston after a four day journey under Prof. F J Breeze. The group explores rocks and geography across the United States with outdoor camping, hammocks aboard two large buses, and talks on geology. Breeze plans further tours including an eastern U S by houseboats next year.
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Indiana State Normlad School
Muncie
Indiana
F. J. Breeze
United States
Adams Street
Malbel
Rock Mountains
Breeze
Mmt
Prof. Breeze
London coroner urges gloves for house painters
A London coroner recommended rubber gloves for house painters to avoid infection risks. The suggestion highlights concerns about workplace safety and public health among painting trades.
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London
Educate the women of all nations says Baptist leader
Mrs Helen Barrett Montgomery of Rochester New York told the Baptist World Alliance that educating women will liberate families and unlock global opportunity. She cited seven Oriental schools funded by the Women's Board of Foreign Missions and an 3 006 060 fund raised in the United States to support women’s education and leadership. Christ was the emancipator of women she said and educated women will advance the Kingdom and welfare reforms.
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Stockholm
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Rochester
N. Y
Northern Baptist Convention
Baptist World Alliance Today
United States
Henry W. Peabody
Boston
Christ
Montgomery
Kingdom of Christ
Missouri Dean Takes Federal Home Economics Post
Washington D C July 24 Dr Louise Stanley native of Nashville Tenn now dean of home economics at the University of Missouri has been chosen by the government to have charge of home economics She will take her new position some time in August.
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Washington, D. C
Louise Stanley
Nashville, Tenn
University of Missouri
Teachers Will Be Guests 1 Cars Tonight
The Creston Chamber of Commerce plans a 7 pm tour for 250 visiting summer school teachers. They need 50 cars for an hour long sightseeing procession, with owners asked to call J. W. Goodsell or meet at the high school. The drive will cover all city sights.
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Creston
Chamber of Commétiree
J. W. Goodsell
Iowa State College to Pick Freshman Coach
Iowa State College forms an athletic council approved by the state board of education to choose a new freshman coach within days. A track coach and an athletic director will also be chosen before fall opening. The council reviews 25 applicants as candidates.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Athetic Council
State Board of Education
Harding Plans Canadian Fishing Trip With President Aboard
On the U S S Henderson President Harding and his party plan a fishing excursion in Canada during a tour from Alaska. He will stop at Campbell River B C to view trout and expects to reach Seattle to speak on ideas for Alaska development.
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U. S. S. Henderson
Harding
Canada
Henderson
Alaska
Campbell River
B. C
Seattle
Burial deny halts Villa funeral in Chihuahua
Chihuahua governor refuses permission to bury the revolutionary leader Villa in the family crypt. Col. Trillo’s body arrived from Parral. Gustavo Chaves, a Villa assassination witness, says the house owner and another man were killed by the attackers. No arrests yet. Gen. Martinez leaves Parral for the Villa ranch to assume possession. Telegraph censorship is active.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Enriquez
Villa
Col
Trillo
Parral
Guntavo Chaves
Martinez
Canutillo
Villa Ranch
International Police Congress to Meet in Vienna
Police experts and criminologists from around the world are invited by Johann Schober to attend the International police Congress in Vienna from September 2 to 7. The congress originated in the United States and is expected to attract several American experts. Topics will include difficulties in fighting international crime.
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Vienna
Johann Schober
United States
Five Cairo Conspiracy defendants to hang
Thirteen men found guilty on July 7 of a general conspiracy to murder British officials receive sentences of five to be hanged and eight to from three years to life imprisonment. The Cairo conspiracy trial stems from nationalists' actions after years of political unrest. The verdict relied on an accomplice who testified for the Crown, with sentences awaiting approval by the Commander in Chief of British forces.
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Cairo
Egypt
Fists and Epithets Spark Fines in McKinley Park Clash
William Welcher Jin smith and Ira Ingraham were fined 17.85 each in Mayor Ed Keiths police court after a park confrontation seen as a union versus non union clash. Witnesses offered conflicting accounts of insults and blows before the five minute trial.
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William Welcher
Jin Smith
Ira Ingraham
Ed . Keith
McKinley Park
Creston
Ingraham
Seab
Welcher
John Clark
James Johnson
S. A. Plum
Keith
John Hunt
Federal Court
Ducal Horses Run Amuck in English Crowd
A carriage drawn by Duke and Duchess horses charged into a crowd in Liverpool injuring twenty women and children as the horses were spooked by cheering spectators. The incident occurred during a public viewing today.
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Liverpool
Fall Coats Feature Cape Collar Swagger
Some new fall coats show a swagger effect with cape collars reaching the waist and lined in gay colors, adding dramatic flair to outerwear.
Dr Curran of Ottumwa Nominated for Congress
Ottumwa Iowa July 24 Dr J V Curran of Ottumwa will be the Democratic nominee in the next primary for Congress from the Sixth district His backers plan a district wide campaign during the Golden Jubilee period to land Curran the nomination They argue Ra has failed to deliver for the district and cite Wapello County support for Curran as key to a change in representation
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Ottumwa
J. V. Curran
Congress
Democrata
Curnan
Dr. Curran
Curran
Dr Curran
Wapello Couny
Convicts Riot at Napanoch Prison Kills Guard and Prisoner
In Napanoch near Ellenville New York during lunch time a prison riot left one inmate, Philip Sappho, dead from a fractured skull and a guard dying. Several other prisoners and guards were injured in the melee as chaos erupted on the meal floor.
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Ellenville
N. Y
Napanoch
Philip Sappho
Pope Deplores Raid on Catholic Club at Pisa
Cardinal Gasparri acting for Pope Pius condemns the wrecking of a Catholic Club in Pisa by individuals posing as Fasciisti. He says such attacks are religious hatred not politics and urges measures to prevent recurrence. Mussolini condemns the violence and asks Pisa officials to uphold order.
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Pope Deplores
Pisa
Gasparri
Maffi
Pius
Italy
Mussolini
Living soil teems with millions of organisms
A gram of soil roughly the size of a teaspoon can harbor more than 40 million living organisms. This immense microbial and microfaunal activity drives nutrient cycling, plant growth, and soil health in ecosystems worldwide.
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