Morrow Wins New Jersey Senate Primary Amid National Turmoil
Dwight W. Morrow defeats rival in New Jersey GOP primary as national tax and tariff battles unfold. Worming through crowded polls, he signals potential impact on Hoover era liquor and party balance while Gov. Stokes and President Coolidge loom in observers’ forecasts.
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Edward W. Pickard
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Moony
Dwleht
W. Morrow
Ieunitin Mart
Josep S. Mreylinghuysen
Cerri
Mr. Morrow
Tohn A. Rellay
Merrow
Governar Stokes
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Urlueeton
Cts Wold
Cerhiles
Meaver
TNEHL
Donan
Dwight Murrayw
Satta
Marrow
Min
Wisconsin
National Geographic Society honors amid wartime talks
Admiral Tyrol leads Washington visit with White House ceremonies and a National Geographic Society gold medal awarded to Cyril Bloover. Amid global tension, Sacket, Insull, and lawmakers debate corporate power as Sperry is mourned and Far East uprisings draw dispatches. Brock and Lehloe set a new cross continental nonstop record timed at 18 hours 65 minutes 80 seconds.
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Washington
Thoover
White House
National Geogeaphie Socresty
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Arlington National Cemetery
Byrd
Admiral Denny
Admiral Wilkes
Lloyd Bennett
Washington Auditorium
Bloover
Cyril
National Geographic Society
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Uwaireblet
Varant
Brock
Edyard F. Lehloe
Atherton
Jacksonville
San Diego
Gall
Jacksonyville
Mallilal
Nuwanapur
Plan to Restore Old St Pauls in Mount Vernon
Plan to restore St Pauls Eastchester Episcopal Church in Mount Vernon seeks national historic status. Rector Rev W Arnold Weigle and vestry launch a $300000 fundraising drive to transform the 167 year old building and add an outdoor sanctuary near the graveyard.
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Courage Shown by Hamilton on Monmouth Field
The article recalls Colonel Hamilton's brave stand at Monmouth during the Washington era. Young Hamilton, aide to the general, leaped from his horse and warned of a betrayal as 5000 retreating officers and men were pursed by the enemy. Washington urged him to ride forward to rally the troops and restore the day. Molly Pitcher, famed as an artillery operator, is noted in relation to the episode.
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Minnesota
Thomas D. Schall
Tnd
Operly
Gay
Theodora Ouelstinnson
John Field
Winar Motdale
Wallace E. White
Rup M. Brewster
Richard TR Byrd Cane
Wauchievemonta
New York
Tli
Metropols
Grover Whalen
Traver'sy
Treadway
Golliers
Saifora
Marinesvan Alitoss
Walker
Ely Tall
Admiral Kyrd Jade
Brown
New York University
Hamilton
Lafayette
Star of Washington
Yorktown
Treasury
Alexander Uannilton
Monmouth
Charles Leg
George Washington Parke Custis
Washington
Tapossille
Lee
America
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Molly Pitclter
John Clagett Proctor
Washington Star
Yorktown Battle Surrenders After October 1781 Clash
The Battle of Yorktown occurred October 6 1781 with British General Cornwallis defending the town and allied forces led by General Washington and Count de Rochambeau encircling the troops. Cornwallis surrendered October 19, 1781. British forces numbered 6080 while the allies totaled 9000 Americans and 7000 French. Casualties reported include 652 on the British side and about 800 on the American French allied forces.
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Lord Cornwallis
Rowen
Washington
Count de Rochembeau
Cornwallis
Beulah
Fire Fall of Yosemite a Dramatic Ancient Remark
Scenic Playgrounds of America profiles Yosemite's fire fall at Glacial Point and Firefall events. It recounts the dramatic ember cascade from a promontory, its cultural lore, proposed origins, and long-standing audience across generations. It highlights Mountain View hotel sites, Copper Canyon tales, and the Curry family legacy in California summers.
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Cyir
Camp Wnery
Maelor Point
Flonc-Ooun
Gineler
Glacier
Leriit
John Mule
J. K. Barnard
Sentinel
John McCauley
David A. Curry
Lilly
Curry
California
Mother Curry
Sumer Vacalionus
Western Newspaper Union
Maxim Silencers Barred in This Country
Maxim silencers were banned as states prohibit sale or use of firearm silencers. The firm does not make them for pistols or revolvers, citing policy. They would only suppress a single shot pistol report, not the revolver’s at the cylinder junction, reducing the blast to a loud puff.
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Tony
United States
Repubiens
Sepatur Borah
Iloover
Tie
Senate
Tariff Commission
Ta Unis
Titan Ingham
Gorn
Washington
Doullist
Germians
Crechs
Spauntardy
Oye Dad
Adventist Warns Parker Of Impending End In Emerson Tale
In Phillips Russell life of Emerson an Adventist recounts meeting Theodore Parker who warned that the world would end soon. Parker responds with a quip about living in Bagton. The encounter then repeats with Ralph Waldo Emerson, who similarly coolly agrees to face the end.
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Ralph Walia Emerson
Phillips Russell
Emerson
Parker
Bagton
Herald
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