Warriors Attack Cameraman in Harrar Amid Photo Fear
Paramount News cameraman Edward Genock was assaulted in Harrar Ethiopia while filming the arrival of Chief Arrisis. Local warriors believed photographs steal souls and smashed the camera before Chief Arrisis intervened. Ras Fitoureral Bandé said the attackers were from a fierce tribe with strong superstition about cameras.
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Paramount News
Pharrar
Ethiopia
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Arrisis
Ras Fitoureral Bandé
Oldest Western Hemisphere Fortification in Cuba
Castilo de la Fuerza in Havana is believed to be the oldest fortification in the Western hemisphere. Begun in 1535 at the foot of O Reilly street, it predates Morro castle by about fifty years. Its history traces to Hernando de Soto and relates the tale of Dona Isabel de Bobadilla.
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O'Reilly Street
Havana
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la Fuerza
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Mississippi River
Perhaps Thief Plans to Use Loot on Future Fashions
A Kansas City thief who stole sample suits from Mrs. L. M. Trapp’s car is in for a surprise if he tries to wear them. The suits fasten with back snaps and are intended for dressing the dead, used by funeral directors.
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Kansas City
Watch the Curves in the Heat of a Desert Journey
Hal Ireland races against time to reach Barry in Los Angeles as he faces inner conflict and a looming demand from her wavering resolve. Sister Anastasia's blessing offers rare calm while a road trip through Utah strengthens Hal's resolve to confront Barry after a strained, high-stakes conversation.
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Wyoming
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Kerrigan
Salt Lake City
Barry
Crack
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Utah
Las Vegas
Mrs. Pulsipher
Anastasia
John
Frederick Ireland
Saint George
Ireland
Frank
Cross Country Romance Drama Hal Ireland Journeys West
After his banker father cuts him off Hal Ireland joins a cross country auto party headed for San Francisco. He grows close to Kerrigan and Barry Trafford while disliking Martin Crack as tensions rise. A kiss, a confession of love, a bombshell about Barry’s marriage and a car battery failure halt the trip.
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Hal Ireland
San Francisco
New York
Barry Trafford
Gilles Kerrigan
Anastasia
Martin Crack
Barry
Kerrigan
Crack
Hal
Ghosts and a Late Night Dilemma Under Moonlit Skies
In a hushed scene Hal Kerrigan Barry and Kerrigan discuss ghosts and fate as a distant car arrives and Rasputin claws back to life. The trio faces an anxious pre-dawn moment with a looming sense of ill omen as the moon sinks and the air beacon flashes.
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Kerrigan
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Barry
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Crack
Breakfast Rush at Evanston Rest Stop Sparks Enigmatic Moment
In Evanston near Wyoming at sunrise a neon lit restaurant serves two eastbound busloads. Rasputin moves through as the Pulsiphers surge toward the exit and Hal halts Bar ry with a quiet moment about the strange lure of foreboding enchantment.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Rasputin
Hal
Barry
WAR'S MENACE BY VISCOUNT CECIZ TH
Opinions expressed by Viscount Ceciz Th warn of rising military spending and a looming global conflict. The piece argues that despite peace intentions nations push armaments and a conquest war violates treaty obligations, risking another catastrophe like 1914 and 1918. It urges concrete steps to prevent war.
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America
Europe
Declaration echoes in modern farming independence crisis
Henry A. Wallachd argues that today’s New England farms rely on national and global systems, unlike 18th century communities. He warns that pushing toward 50 percent economic self sufficiency could starve cities, and rapid shifts would be a catastrophe.
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BSECY
Henry A
British Navy surpasses rivals in battleships and guns
David Lloyd George states the Admiralty analysis shows Britain's fighting force of battleships battle cruisers and cruisers is stronger than the United States and greater than any other nation. He adds that British guns are larger than those of any continental power.
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David Lloyd George
Admiralty
United States
American Traditions Sound By Dr Hans Kohln
Dr Hans Koh n argues that fascist like obedience to leaders clashes with American ideals. He asserts democracy needs youth to think for themselves rather than follow rulers and notes 1778 as a foundational date for liberty justice and equality. He contrasts past European regimes with American democratic traditions urging independent thought.
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Mussolini
Germany
Russia
Italy
America
Faith in the League by Gen Jan Smuts
Smuts argues the League of Nations is gaining strength not dying and will oppose imperialism and aggressive expansion. He says Armistice Day's message remains vital and calls for support of the League to counter the old pre war order. Long live the League of Nations.
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League of Nations
Sorrowful Path to a Land of Sorrows
Quote fragment notes that sorrow is the sole path to a blessed land where sorrow is unknown, a traveler’s journey marked by thorns and briars described by Cowper in poetic meditation.
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Cowper
Gloves and Glamour Clash in Lost Accessory Tale
A former beauty tells of spending her last clothes funds on a fine pair of gloves and losing one at a Baron Rothschild luncheon. A guest called to say he found the glove and kept it as a token, illustrating the era’s fashion intrigue and social vanity.
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Baron Rothschild
June Provines
Chicago Tribune
Doctor Advised Laxative Aid For Regularity
A fragmentary medical notice touts syrup senna as a natural laxative to relieve constipation. It promises gentle, regular relief without habit formation or upset, urging readers to consult a doctor for personal guidance.
Ruskin Quote Adorns Annual Meeting Exhibit
A display at the annual meeting features John Ruskin’s line about work and education. Organizers say the message reflects the fair balance between training and opportunity for attendees.
Calotabs Help Nature to Throw Off a Cold
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