Mrs Morgan Dies in Sleep Sickness Tragedy
New York widow Mrs J C Morgan died at her Glen Cove Long Island home after two months of lethargic encephalitis a form of sleeping sickness. Heart collapse followed indigestion during the illness which began in church on June 14. She had been fed artificially and died in sleep with only a nurse present. The Morgans, long associated with Boston society, had two sons and two daughters. Mr Morgan was in Manhattan when the end came and reached the home about three hours later.
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New York
Mres
J. C. Morgan
Ue Bunker
Glen Cove
Loi
Mr. Morgao
Manhattan
Tia
Morton
Church
Duchess and former U S girl fight annullment suit
Solicitors said the Duchess of Manchester will defend a divorce action filed by the Duke of Manchester alleging desertion and incompatibility. The duchess, born Helena Zimmerman from Cincinnati, Ohio, inherited her father Eugene Zimmerman’s $10,000,000 estate. Papers were served in Paris. The couple’s dispute concerns wedding records and a recent marriage.
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U.S
London
Duchess of Manchester
Duke of Manchester
Helena Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nice
France
Paris
Ilanth Peo. the Duchess Inavis
Eugene Zimmerman
Cinderella’s Romance at End Adoption Is Void
New York Surrogate Daniel Noble declared Mary Spas adoption by Edward W. Browning null and void. The court proceedings ended with Mary leaving the courtroom with her parents and Browning who spoke amiably to reporters. Rumors Browning would wed his late Cinderella were denied.
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Cinderella
New York
Mary Spas
Astoria
L. 1
Lusxuries
Ife
Edward W. Browning
Daniel Noble
Mary
Mr. Browning
Fpr
Kentucky Woman Named Head of Eastern Star Chapter
By unanimous vote Drs. Cliva L. Henrich of Covington Kentucky was elected most worshipful grand Teatron of the grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star for the next three years. Other officers elected included Most Worshipful grand patron J. Ernest Teare of Cleveland Ohio and Right Worshipful grand secretary Mrs. Minnie K. Keyes of Washington DC.
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Kentucky
Eastern Star Toronto
Cliva L. Henrich
Covington
Order of the Eastern Star
J. Ernest Teare
Cleveland
Ohio
Minnie Kf, Keyes
Washington, D.C
Amalia Huell
Chicago
Chapman Kills Two of Leeder's Betrayers in Hoosier Night Drive
Gerald Chapman the notorious robber and murderer and his associate George Anderson killed Ben Hance, his wife, and their car on the main road five miles southwest of Muncie. The Hance family farm near Munele had sheltered Chapman and Anderson for months before their arrest in January. Investigators say Hance identified Charles Wolfe and Dutch Anderson as those who betrayed Leeder.
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Chapman Gary
Leeder
Munele
Ben Hance
Gerald Chapman
George Anderson
Chapman
Muncie
Hance
Carles Wolfe
Phillips Oil Co Sold to Standard for 20 Million
Tulua World reports semi official info that the Phillips Oil site will move to Dixie CU, a Standard Oil Indiana subsidiary, in a deal valued near 20 million dollars. About 15 million cash with the rest in securities, though another report cites 80 million total.
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Phillips Oil Co
Standard
Okla
Tulua World
Wakte Phillips Oil Company
Dixie, CU Company, & Subsidiary
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Two Given Ten to Fifty Years for Plot Conspiracy
A jury found Charles Stsyena Mary Mekford and Adrian J. Wool guilty of criminal conspiracy in a San Quentin case. Sentences ranged from ten to fifty years with the defendants named in the verdict.
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Pickford
Cal
San Quentin
Tax Reimbursement Details From State Issuance
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a tax reimbursement in the amount of 827,804 dollars related to property taxes. The text is garbled but suggests the state will reimburse or return funds to a party named Dunder or related entity, with a dated order and reference to Wilizm, Mork, and Hex.
President Coolidge Visits Father at Plymouth Home
President Calvin Coolidge arrives in heavy rain at his father Col. John Coolidge's Plymouth home to rest. The family, including Mrs. Coolidge, visits a hilltop grave and stops at Devens Massachusetts where their son John, a corporal in Citizens Training Camp, is greeted by commandant Malvern Bil Barnum.
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Plymouth
Coolidge
John Coaltdge
Colonel Coolidge
Hls
Coulldge
Calvin
White Court
Cool- Wye
Cap Devens
Maas
John
Arig. Ge
Scott Divorce Case Ends Denials Surface in Trial
Scott and Hem James Scott faced a bitter divorce trial in Alpuins Michigan as Judge Frank Emerick halted closing arguments and ordered a 20 day delay for written briefs. Attorneys recapped testimony naming congressmen and wives at Washington social events while Mis Scott refuted all allegations.
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Scott
Alpuins
Brook
Hem James Scott
iCircuit
Frank Emerick
Irvin &, Confeta
Washington
Fashionayle Horela
Cristobal
Panama
Canfeld
Governors Seek Pardon for Indiana's Warren T McCray
Governors from fourteen states and jurors who convicted him join 80 bankers harmed by fraud in urging Attorney General Sargent to recommend a pardon for Warren T McCray former Indiana governor. The attorney general appears inclined against the long service record in Indiana.
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Warren T. McCray
Washington
Sargent
Warren T. McGray
Indiana
McCray
Indiang
Rioters Clash With Ku Klux Klan in Reading Riot
A mob confrontation in Reading ends as state troopers arrive to separate about 400 Ku Klux Klan members and an equal number of opponents. Rocks, embers, and tear gas bombs were used. a score of men were injured as Klansmen tried to leave the field.
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Reading
Muoss
Tela
Petain to Lead French Army in Morocco Offensive
Paris reports Marshal Petain will command the reorganized 200000 strong French army in Morocco. He is to direct the offensive against Abd el Khin, opening in September, as commander in chief and supreme commander.
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Marshal Petain
Morocco
Paris
Marshal Petais
Amarshal Petain
Abd-el-Khin
Marshal Petuin
Ehlef
French Troops Drive Druses From Suaieda
London French troops drive the Druses from Suaieda in sight of Saleda and now hold the city. Four dispatches report from Jerusalem. Druses flee to escape bombing around their villages.
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Suaieda
London
Saleda
Syghts
Jerusalem
Indiana G. O. P. Meet West Maden 500 Republicans
The Indiana Republican party held eight conferences to map fall municipal elections and spring senatorial primaries. Senator Watson intends to seek re election as senior senator from the state.
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Indiana
West Maden
Ind
Smany
Seeks Big Loan in Europe
New York reports former United States senator from Illinois J Hamilton Bewla pulled from a herald connection with a proposed 100,000,000 loan to a European country. The move signals high level interest in a large international financial arrangement and touches on Bewla's post political activities.
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Europe
New York
J. Hamilton Bewla
United States
Illnois
Herald
Yanamet
Two Italian Aviators Killed in Beach Crash near Rome
Two Italian aviators Lieut Sabato and his mechanic died when their Ipaching aircraft crashed and burst into flames on the beach at Ostia near Rome. The tragedy occurred during a routine flight over the coast. Local authorities reported no survivors and began investigations into the accident.
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Rome
Amy
Lieut, Sabato
Optla
Romec
Coolidge Will Fix Belgian Debt Plan
Washington reports ongoing talks between American officials and Belgian delegates on a debt arrangement. The discussions center on concessions and the potential role of the United States in supporting Belgian finances. Officials say results depend on broader agreement and congressional approval.
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Coolidge
Four Cornered Fight for Wisconsin Senator Primary
A four way contest in Wisconsin pits Cumast Whit ley and Ian Chaire against a slate led by Feritier Gov rinels BR and McGovern. The primary includes Jen four cornered bids with Jol Littot Jello as a challenger, likely concluding in the latter part of September.
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Wisconsin
Cumast
Whit Ley EL
Ian Chaire
Wis
Torres
Feritier Gov
Rinels
McGovern
Brrry
Boil
Miwan- Tren
Alsa Oll
Amatlee
Septembar
Miners Propose Link Between Hard and Soft Coal
Fragmented OCR text discusses United Mine Workers and a proposed contract linking hard coal and soft coal. Mentions defendants, government actions, and possible combined mining terms, though many words are garbled.
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Aulanile City
N. J
United Mine Workers of
Amertenda
Civis
Ancien Elte Nivilstors
President of Turkey Divorces His Wife Conklununo jle
The Turkish president Latif Munaun has divorced Latife Munaun amid rumors of marital tension and interference in government affairs. The dispute arises from domestic involvement seen as affecting the president’s official duties.
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Turkey
Conklununo Jle
Mualapbaemul
Lurkieh Ve.bubile
Latif Munaun
Soma
Trade Reported Near for United States Chitengo
Fragmented OCR reads a trade note mentioning the United States and stability in the Midwest. It references the Puritan era, a dinner, Tolevstitea Meraignis, and a gathering at Trijnle Garden with Chicago socialists, but details are unclear.
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Buslovs
United States
Middle West
Beynota
Entertile Towel Londen
Tolevstitea Meraignis
Trijnle Garden
Chicago Aassocialiyn of Commerce
Pola Negri Fined on Jewelry Duties in New York
Polish film star Pola Negri paid a 57 thousand dollar fine and duties on jewels. The seizure involved colored jewelry deposited with customs authorities upon her arrival in New York on May 2 aboard a liner. The case centered on imported jewelry and related duties.
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Pola Negri
Jewels
New York
Gereen
Pull
Miss Negri
Germany Seeks Return of War Property Held in U S
German authorities call on the United States to return war requisitioned assets now in American custody. The appeal references previously seized property and urges immediate restitution as part of postwar negotiations.
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Germany
U. S
Chernin
Sucre
Britain licenses Indian radio project for diplomatic links
An unclear report notes Britain granting a license for an Indian radio project aimed at improving diplomatic communication with India. The source text is garbled but mentions interservice dialogue and references to India. Further details are unreadable.
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Britain
Lodon
Vetegrupn Deyjpung
Belen Une Visgut
Torlaily
India
Indianapolis Milk Men Start October Run
Indianaplis announces a new milk delivery schedule beginning October 15 with local companies and workers coordinating routes and service coverage across the city. The plan aims to streamline dairy distribution and improve daily deliveries for residents and businesses.
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Indianapolis
Indianapalis
United Blaten
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