Mrs Morgan Dies After Long Sleep Illness
New York reports Mrs J P Morgan wife of the banker died at her Glen Cove Long Island home after a two month illness described as lettiurgic encephalitis a form of sleeping sickness. The immediate cause was heart failure after indigestion. Morgan who was in Manhattan when the end came returned three hours later. A nurse was at the bedside as death occurred during sleep. Mrs Morgan a Boston socialite married for 96 years leaves two sons and two daughters.
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New York
J.P. Morgan
Glen Cove
L. I
Morgan Waa
Manhattan
Mr. Morgan
Duchess of Manchester Defends Suit in France
London reports solicitors say the Duchess will defend a divorce action filed by the Duke of Manchester in Nice. The couple wed after the Duchess, Helena Zimmerman of Cincinnati, Ohio, and the Duke, who seeks divorce on desertion and incompatibility grounds, were connected to a $10 million inheritance from the Duchess's father Eugene Zimmerman.
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U. S
London
Duchess of Manchester
Manchester
Brance
Helena Zimmerman
Cincinnsti
Ohio
Duke of Manchester
Nice
France
Papes
Paris
Eugene Zimmerman
Cinderella romance ends as adoption voided in New York
Mary Spas, daughter of Bohemian immigrants, rose from a double home in Astoria to New York life before Surrogate Daniel Noble declared her adoption by Edward W. Browning null and void. Mary left court with her parents and Browning amid chatter about marriage and rumors of a new Cinderella ending in controversy.
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Cinderella
New York
Mary Spas
Astoria
L. 1
Ife
Edward W. Browning
Daniel_ Noble
Mary
Mr. Browning
Kentucky Woman New Head of Eastern Star Toronto
Mrs Clara L Henrich of Covington Kentucky was elected most worshipful grand matron for three years by unanimous vote. Other officers elected included Ernest Kegre of Cleveland Ohio as grand patron and Minnie F Keyeg of Washington DC as grand secretary with additional posts for Amally Huehl of Chicago and others.
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Kentucky
Eastern Star Toronto
Clara L. Henrich
Covington
The
Order of the Geatern Star
Ernest Kegre
Cleveland
Ohio
Crand
Irs
Minnie F. Keyeg
Washington
Amally, Huehl
Chicago
Chapman Gang Kills Two Betrayers Near Muncie
Gerald Chapman and George Anderaun, members of the Chapman gang, killed two men on a rural highway near Muncie Indiana. Victims Munele and Ben Hance and his wife were shot in their automobile after spending months connected to the gang circle. Police report the pair named Charles Wolfe and Dutch Anderson as the men who betrayed them.
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Chapman Gang
Munele
Ind
Ben Hance
Gerald Chapman
Agtoriana
George Anderaun
Chapman
Aive Anfles
Muncie
Hance
Uwed Jong
Charlea Wolfe
Dutch Aoderson
Phillips Oil Co Sold to Standard for 20 Million
Tulsa reports indicate semi official information that Phillips Oil Co may have been sold to Dixie Oil, a subsidiary of the Standard Oil Co of Indiana, for about 20 million dollars. One figure cites 15 million cash with the balance in securities, while another report mentions a price near 80 million.
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Phillips Oil Co
Standard
Tulsa
Okla
Cutsa World
Pickford Plot Trial Yields Long Terms for Defendants
In Los Angeles, two defendants receive sentences from ten to fifty years for criminal conspiracy in the Mary Pickford case. San Quentin imprisonment looms for others as jury deliberations close. The trial names Charley Z Stevens, Arthur Hulcomb, and Adsius J Woods among the conspirators with unclear spellings and fragmented OCR text.
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Pickford
Lois Angeles
Cal
Otty Yenrat
San Quentin Penitentiary
Charley Z
Stevens
Arthur‘ Hulcomb
Mary Picktoru
De‘fendant
Adsius J. Woods
Estate Proceeds To Be Allocated By State Court
Fragmentary OCR shows a court action involving the estate of a late individual with references to a value around 327804 dollars and 82784 for property. The text is garbled but indicates probate or administration steps and disposition of assets under state oversight.
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Tex
Cay
President Coolidge Visits Father in Plymouth Home
President Calvin Coolidge arrives in Plymouth Vi after a rough holiday ride to spend days with his father Col. John Coolidge. They visit the grave arch near the house where Calvin Sr is buried. En route they stop at Camp Devens Maes to greet their son John, a Corporal in the volunteers camp, as Brig. Gen. Malvern Hill Varnum looks on. Mrs. Coolidge fears a short military berth for him.
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Alliday
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Old Plymouth
Hig Fowity
John Coolidge
Rice
Cooige
Calvin, Sr
White Court
Mymouth
Camp Devens
Maes
John
Vilzens
Get
Malvern Hill
Varnum
Scott Divorce Case Ends Denial of Charges
The divorce trial of Congressman Frank D. Scott and wife Edna James Scott ended abruptly when Circuit Judge Frank Emerick halted closing arguments and gave 20 days for written briefs. Canfield argued cruelty grounds for the congressman while Mrs. Scott’s attorney denied all allegations amid testimony about drinking parties and social travel to Cristobal aboard ship.
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Scott
Stieh
Frank D. Scott
Edna James Scott
Frank Emerick
Irvin &. Confeld
Washington
Arenmer Cristobal
Canfield
Governors Urge Pardon for Warren T. McCray
Seven jurors who convicted Warren T. McCray joined with others in appealing to Attorney General Sargent for his pardon recommendation. They cited McCray’s long service to Indiana as former governor amid debates over his fraudulent transactions and lingering cases.
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Woonington
Sargent
Warren T. McCray
Indiaina
McCray
Indona
Score Injured in Mob Clash at Ku Klux Klan Rally
Reading Massachusetts riot ends as state troopers arrive after 400 Klansmen clash with an equal number of anti Klan protesters. Rocks clubs and tear gas injure about a score of people as barricades crumble and escape routes are blocked.
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Reading
Mass
Fle Klun
Klunwnen
Marshal Petain to Head French Army in Morocco
Panicked reports say Marahal Petain will be sent to Morocco to direct a major offensive against Abd e Krimt. The French army of 200000 men is being reorganized with Petain to assume supreme command.
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Marshal Petain
Morocco
Pavly
Marahal Petain
Uonoynca
Offensaive
Abd-e Krimt
French Troops Drive Druses From Suleda in Syria
London French forces rout Druze in Suleda Syria driving noncombatants from villages as bombing continues. Refugees flee across the region seeking safety amid advancing troops and disrupted supply lines.
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Suieda
London
Suleda
Syria
Ura
Druwes Ara
Thalt
Indiana Republicans Meet to Choose Fall, Primary Slate
In Indiana, 660 Republicans gathered at a party conference to draft the fall municipal election slate and spring AG primary slate. Senator Wadeon is expected to seek reelection to retain his Senate seat in the state.
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West Badan
Ind
Indiana Republicane
Wateon
Seeks Big Loan in Europe
New York report says J Hamilton Lewis former US senator from Illinois failed in a bid to secure a proposed 100,000,000 loan from an unnamed European country. The effort aimed to back a major American venture in Europe.
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Europe
New York
J. Hamilton’ Lewis
United States
Illinois
Two Italian Aviators Die In Air Collision
Two Italian aviators are reported killed in a midair collision as their planes clipped near a coastal airfield. Authorities confirm identities and ongoing investigations into the incident.
Coolidge to Fix Belgian Debt Plan in World War Era Talks
Wellington report says after private talks between Belgian leaders and American officials, funding for the Belgian war debt was tentatively halted while plenipotentiaries seek a firm plan. Secretary Mellon arranged cabinet discussions with President Coolidge as discussions progress toward a decisive settlement.
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le Delglias
Amer
Brussela
America
Seermury Mellon
Chiuteman
Aeron Commission
Coolldae
Coubiaslan
Tb van Helluver
Four Cornered Wisconsin Senate Fight On Fourth Ballot
In Oshkosh Wise-Rey DL Wilcox of Eau Claire was chosen on the fourth ballot in a Republican internal fight for the Carollette special senatorial primary. Other candidates including Wormer Gay, Pritels BL McGovern, Arclay, and Barry of Milseab Keystone faced off as the four-way contest continued with Nell opposing Gal Lavolette and Copiininey preparing for the September interpart.
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Oshkess
Wise-Rey DL Wilcox
Eau Clatre
Repubenan
Carollette
Wormer Gay
Pritels
McGovern Amt
Arclay
Barry
Boul
Milseabkev
Alge
Ltn
Gal Lavolette
Miners propose joint contract on coal types in laid plan
The United Ming Workers of America policy seeks government intervention to consider reestablishment of the Jacksonville agreement on raft coal. The plan would bring 148,000 hard coal miners and 40,000 soft coal workers under joint mediation to address contract objections and restore wage and job terms.
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United Ming Workers of America
Jacksonville
Gnthrawlty
President of Turkey Divorces His Wife Latite Timoun
President of the Turkish republic Mustapha Kemal Pasha divorces his wife Latite Timoun. The decision is attributed to her alleged meddling and a tendency toward monstrous conduct, seen as outside her proper sphere by the husband.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Hak
Timoun
Desley
Trade Dinner Highlights Midwest Commerce Growth
A Chicago dinner featuring 1,500 attendees from the state merchants council, hosted at Ratihro Garden, emphasized improved business and IRS stability for the United States and the Great Middle West, underscoring optimistic trends in commerce and regional outlook.
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United States
Chicago
Irs
Great Middle West
Tnters
Tate Merchants Council
Ratuho Garden
Wie Cilgnage
Addiition of Commerce
Pola Negri Pays $57,000 Fine on Jewelry Case
New York police seized nine pieces of jewelry from Pola Negri, screen actress, after she arrived in the country on May 2. A deposit of 57,000 was made with customs authorities to cover duties and penalties.
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Pola Negri
Dutiez
Jewels
New York
Miss Negri
Germany asks U S to return wartime property
Berlin ambassador to the United States Count von Mallin, presenting a Berlin note to Secretary Kellogg, formally requests the return of seized German property now held by the Alien Property Custodian.
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Germany
U. S
Count Age von Mallson
United States
Boerutury
Kellogg
Tieriln Govermmant
Allen
Britain issues license for Indian radio campany
A distorted report indicates Britain grants a license for an Indian radio venture. The notice mentions authorization to erect facilities for communication and hints at regulatory oversight, with intermittent garbled phrases about the consortium and expected work in India.
Indianapolis Milk Men Convention Opens in October
Indianapolis hosts a gathering of dairy industry leaders from the United States and Canada as manufacturers convene for a dry goods related event beginning in October amid regional trade discussions and plan details.
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Indianapolia
United States
Canada
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