Hoover Grip on Party Growing and White House Power
After six months in the White House President Moorer tightens control of the Republican Party. Huston of Tennessee named chairman of the Republican National Committee meeting September 4, with a likely Georgia committeeman a Hoover supporter. Moorer’s influence extends to campaign planning and personnel shaping the party’s 1920 campaign strategy.
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James Lowest
Associated Press
White House
Washington
Moorer
Republican Party
Anither
Hoover
Claudius A. Huston
Tennessee
Publican National
Georgia
Lous
Huston
Tuber
Work
Lerré
National Committee
Coolidge
Hoare
Hoogar
Lortouver
China
Ds tSorial Campaigi
Enam
Ima
Consross
Wori
Strange Fish Puzzles Port Officials In Portugal
Fishermen at the Port of Leixoes report a nine foot long fish with six fins and five rows of gills found floating in the harbor and later shipped alive to the Lisbon aquarium. Its head resembles a rhinoceros, its body a huge tinney, and its lower jaw bears teeth. Fishermen speculate dynamiting a wrecked steamer near Leixoes drew the creature to the surface.
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Oporto
Portugal
Leixoes
Lisbon
Lelxoes
Turks seek state control of private schools in Turkey
The Kemalist leadership debates turning all private educational institutions over to the state. Proponents argue true democracy requires state administration of secondary schools to remove social inequities. Critics warn this would fail to achieve uniformity and threaten foreign language and community schools.
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Angora
Turkey
New
Utair
Projectul Oly
Kemal
Ake Lieir
Hkely
Chic Paris Streets Invaded By Plumber
An American plumbing shop invaded rue de Ta Paix in Paris attracting crowds with ivory green and ivory bathtubs and colored tile backgrounds. A miniature Hittel Tower display drew attention as 11,029 iron pipe fittings and electric signs with an elevator tower were showcased.
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Paris
Air Beacons Put Up On New Lines
The nation plans night air travel expansion with 265 beacon additions and 27 new intermediate landing fields. Lighting will cover 12,245 miles of airway routes, up from 1,480 current miles, linking New York to Montreal and other major city pairs as new lines are completed.
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Washington
Sent
New York
Montreal
Cleveland
Albany
Detroit
Kelamazoo
Chicago
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Fragmented transit list and dying man’s plea
The passage lists routes from Bay to St Louis and other city pairs, followed by a terse note about mining equipment placed by the lighthouse branch of the department of commerce under its airway section. It ends with a dying man asking observers to raise the hands to see his blue fingernail discoloration signaling the crisis.
Death of Dr Pierre Andre Ma at Pasteur Institute
Scientist Pierre Andre Ma of the Pasteur Institute died after contracting botulism, a rare deadly infection often from preserved food. He reportedly described the illness’s symptoms to doctors hours before losing consciousness during a laboratory experiment after four years of research.
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Parist
Pierre Andre Ma
Pasteur Institute
Maris
Dellwood Again Laying Cables Around the World
The army steamer Delbwood sails on a global cable mission. It guards about 2 700 miles of submarine cable from this city to Ketchikan and across the Alaskan gulf to Valdez, a vital part of the United States army's communications system.
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Seattly
Delbwood
Dellwood
Ketchikan
Alaskan Gulf
Valdez
United States Army
Dellwood Sails to Lay Cable to Philippines
The Dellwood, a U.S. Army cable ship, heads from London with 200 miles of gutta percha covered cable to lay a submarine link in the Philippine archipelago. It is described as the only American ship capable of deep sea cable laying and the sole U.S. vessel to have conducted such work on a large scale since 1891.
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Lutte States
Dellwood
London
Philippine Archipelago
Army
American Ag
Dividend checks issued by First State bank timber lake
Gey dividend payments are being issued to credit card holders of First State Bank Timber Lake at eight percent as announced by the state banking department. New teachers Wolsey, Sept. 7.
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GEY
Pierre
First State Bank
Timber Lake
State Banking Department
Harington School Officials Take Post Amid Changes
In January 1841 The Crown Colony saw a ceded transfer, with teachers at Harington taking up new roles as part of administrative updates. The move reflects broader colonial education shifts under Chin's oversight.
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Chin
Model A Ford Captures National Demand
The Model A Ford has surged in popularity in under two years, becoming the most talked about and widely purchased car in America. Its instrument panel places gauges within easy reach on a dash that blends practicality with style.
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America
South Dakota
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