William Jennings Bryan Funeral at Arlington
Washington reports the Denver burial of William Jennings Bryan. Services at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church included mixed quartet, prayer, and a eulogy by Rev. Dr. Joseph R Sizoo. Body lay in state. a procession moved to Arlington National Cemetery where taps sounded and soldiers paid farewell.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
York Avenue
Imuartet
John R. Fleop
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hyman
Bixon Benadistion
Chopin
Arlington National Cemetery
Third Cavalry
Presbyterian
Blasco
New York Avenue
Dayton, Tenn
Union Station
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tennessee
Virgina
Joseph R
Arington
Bryan
Debt talks end with London over French funding plan
Paris reports four days of discussions with London on French debt funding collapsed. Britain urged a temporary three to four year arrangement for about £5 million annually, but Joseph Catraux refused. The break likely affects Washington funding talks and may delay resumption until next year.
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London
France
Joseph Catraux
Washington
Nation May Acquire New Warfare Weapon
The Navy department funds Dr. Edwin R. Scott of San Francisco for experiments with an arrangement claimed to promise a new warfare method. The tests involve ultra violet rays capable of burning trees and steel at a mile distance with potential to be directed up to 20 miles.
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Washington
Navy Department
Edwin 2. Scott
San Francisco
Department
Scott
Sensational Raid at Chicago Drake Hotel Ends in Killings
A robbery crew attacked the Drake hotel in Chicago injuring none but killing clerk Frank Selair Rodkey and fatally shooting two bandits. A third robber was captured while two others escaped. About $10,000 was taken as bystanders panicked during the raid.
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Chicago
Frank Selair Rodkey
Drake Hotel
New Canadian Grain Law Takes Effect in Canada Gazette
Montreal proclamation announces the new Canadian Grain Act with wide changes to elevator operations and grain grading and weighing. The government gains authority to place all terminal elevators under a single commission.
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Montreal
Canada Gazette
American Miners Stand by British Miners in Solidarity
American mine workers cabled support to British miners after a telegraph appeal from Frank Hodges of the British Mineral Union. The Amarty can miners promised to take any action urged by the International Federation, showing solidarity amid threats to British miners.
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London
Frank Hodges
International Federation
Shipping Board to Sell 209 Vessels to Ford for Scrapping
The Shipping Board, advised by Attorney General Sargent, can sell 209 vessels for scrapping to Henry Ford as recommended by President Palmer of the Fleet corporation. Ford offers 1,706,000 dollars for the lot.
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Washington
The
Shipping Board
Sargent
Henry Ford
Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Ford
Mellon Rumor of Resignation Denied by Cabinet Official
The report claimed Secretary Mellon planned to resign his cabinet post this summer in Southampton. A private secretary attributed no truth to the rumor, stating Mellon has not announced any decision to leave governmental duties.
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Mellon
New York
Southampton
Greb Defeats Bryant in Middleweight Title Bout
Greb of Mitta burgh, the world's middleweight champion, disposed of Otto Bryant of Chiengo in a decisive bout.
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Greb
KnockaQut
Bryant Tula
Olla
Harry
Mittaburgh
Otto Bryant
Chiengo
Klan Pays Honor to Bryan Oil or Melbors
The fragmentary notice references a ceremonial tribute connected to Bryan Oil or Melbors. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the item suggests a local or fraternal organization event honoring individuals associated with Bryan or Melbors in Kentucky.
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Klan
Bryan Oil
Melbors
Ky Hi
Madden proposes large tax cuts and debt relief plan
Representative Madden of DIllness, chairman of the appropriations committee, outlines a program to cut the surtax to 20 percent, abolish inheritance and put taxes, reduce all lower brackets, and end theater and club dues taxes. He claims a treasury surplus of about 378 million and urges applying foreign debt payments and yearly surpluses to tax reduction and debt relief.
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Swampscott
Madden of
Dilness
Appropriations Committee
Coolidge
Madden
Treasury
England
No Plans to Seize Coal Mines Warned by President
Swampscott Mass President Coolidge says no plans have been worked out by the bureau of mines or any other government agency to seize anthracite mines. He believes the government has no authority to seize mines except to protect the public and government interests. Wage scales and operations in the hard coal fields are suspended as of September 1, with operators and miners at odds.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Bureau of Mines
Last of French Troops Leave German Territory
Berlin reports the final French soldiers departed the Ruhr ending two years of occupation. The official act closed as the tricolor over French headquarters fell, sparking wild joy among the population in Essen and signaling the end of French rule in the industrial heart of Germany.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Essen
Thousands of Germans expelled from Poland camp scenes
In Schmeldemubt Germany heart rending scenes were seen at a large camp prepared to receive thousands of Germans ordered to cross back into Germany after the Upper Silesian plebiscite of 1920 favored German retention. Estimates say at least 60,000 Germans have been deported.
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Poland
Schmeldemubt
Germany
Laland Hug
Upper Silesian
Labor Party Loses Vote on Unemployment Insurance
The House of Commons passed unemployment insurance after a Labor motion to reject the bill was defeated by 209 to 4. The Labor party opposed the amendment and warned it would deprive about 70,000 unemployed people of benefits they would otherwise receive.
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London
House of Commons
Labor Party
Agreement Reached as British Coal Crisis Eases
British coal miners call off their general strike after Premier Stanley Baldwin pledges subvention to the mines. The subsidy will allow mine owners to honor existing wage agreements for nine more months.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Fancy Shooting at Fort Tilden Impresses Brig Gen Jutgood
Report from Fort Tilden notes a test run where operations under Mirgerinch anti aircraft guns achieved excellent results. Brigadier General John Jutgood described the performance as outstanding and the exercise as highly successful.
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New York
Fort “Tilden
Nodi
John Jutgood
Mission Raid Report At Gaiganda SACAY HUA
A garbled report cites a New York representative alleging a mother and guide staged a crime during an American mission at Gaiganda SACAY HUA. The fragmentary text mentions an ageond TM and a two winey timeframe, but exact details are unclear.
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New York
Repatehos
Vald
Gaiganda
Sacay Hua
Town News Roundup from Iowa State Area
A fragmented Iowa summary reports on Woodbury pig club participants, Grintell Savingy Hank reopen plans, and Governor Hamaltt speaking at a town site event. It covers Iowa road funding, a cooperative creamery in Estherville, Des Moines tourism camp disputes, grape crops, and state debt mentions. It notes dairy, oats yields in Linn County, and the Cedar Falls canning factory opening mid August.
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Woodbury
Grintell Savingy
Hank
Dow
Hamaltt
Meri
Iowa National Field
Camp Dodge
Siste
Ivaat
Roada
Estherville
Towrlet
Troampa
Ora
Des Moines
Alva McKelg
Towa
Vanuk
America
New York City
Alate Board of Central
Linn Counsty
J. A. Reed
Breaher
Jeferson Highway
Polk County
Miesourt
Marmer
Aules
Insligniapelis
Cedar Falls Canning Company
Myron Rogers
Anguat
Chalons-Sur-Marne
Chicago
New York
Nes Moines
Chalons
France
Tabor Temple
Iowa Dairy Marketing Association
Laws
United States Cavalry
Fort Nes Moines
Dixcasa
Daca
Rodice
Jowa Hardewlurtata
Mamberg
Atata Horticultipiat Hogielyaxa
Iowa
J. C. McClune
Peegarty Ac
Union
United States
U S Government Market Quotations July 24
Prices for produce grains dairy and live stock across regions. Milk butter and cheese prices noted in New York Chicago and other markets. Wheat corn and oats quotes from Minneapolis Chicago St Louis Kansas City and more with varied grade classifications and unit prices.
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Washington
Kaneas
Missouri
Iowa
Middle West
Imperial Valley
Cailfornia
Georgia
Elberta
Minneapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
le Louis
Kansep City
Omaln
New York
Government to curb liquor smuggling at borders
Assistant Secretary Lincoln Andrews leads a federal effort to end liquor smuggling by tightening border barriers. A working patrol of prohibition forces will cooperate with interior agents to trace shipments from origin to destination and enforce the new policy nationwide.
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Washinton
Arrangements Made to Ratify Chinese Treaty
Arrangements are being made at the State department for the formal exchange of ratifications of the manpower treaty with China signed during the Washington arms conference. The treaty provides for a commission to revise Chinese custody to provide a 6 percent ad valorem duty on imports.
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Washington
Klan Abandons Parade Plan in Washington
The Ku Klux Klan will not hold the much advertised parade in Washington on August 8. Internal factional and organizational rights issues prompted the cancellation.
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Washington Waalington
Laballete Announces U.S. Senate Bid in Wisconsin
Robert M Labalette of Madison Wisconsin announced his candidacy to succeed his father as United States senator. The thirty year old son of the late senator said he would issue a full statement soon and confirmed his official entry into the race.
Doctors Lose Licenses in Myven Conn Case
The state board of health revoked licenses of four physicians in Myven Connecticut after a grand jury investigation. The Supreme Court of Winners upheld the decision, confirming the vacation of the certificates.
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Myven
Prietica
UX Eclectic
Sate
Board of Health
Wrvors
Canada to Pay Big Sum to Poyouta in New York Refinancing
Canada will pay about 10,000,000 of obligations totaling around 14,000,000 due in New York in September. The bonds will be refinanced, with payments covered by the refinancing package announced.
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Canada
Sam Poyouta
New York
the Batanes
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Boosts Relief for Women
A testimonial from Mrs. S. A. Honey of Columbia South Carolina praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life and years of suffering. She notes improvements in energy and ability to do housework after using the remedy along with Lydia E Pinkham's other preparations. The campaign cites a nationwide survey with over 200000 replies and 98 percent reporting benefit.
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Columbia
Lydia
Pintham
A. Honey
RF. D. No
South Carolina
Lydia B. Pinkham
Archasora
Uae
Map Long in Making Delayed Topographic Map Commissioned
The long planned topographic map project of the United States remains incomplete after two years of efforts and is not expected to be finished until 1946, as officials review funding and survey needs.
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Map Long
The
United
Haa
Handy Handicap News From Willeston Golf Round
A fragmented notice reports a July golf event in Willeston with Handy Handicap details. It mentions a wife named My handlaindie and a golf club in London referencing TH-Ilis, suggesting local amateur play and handicap notes rather than a formal match result.
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Willeston
Londen TH
Safety in Delay Tle When Do You Think I’d Better Speak
A fragmentary dialogue suggests a question about timing to speak to a father figure after a presumed marriage. The text shows conversational tension and potential social pressure or family approval prompts.
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Ater
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