Funeral for Enrico Caruso Held in Naples
Naples Italy August 3 Associated Press reports thousands attended a solemn requiem mass for Enrico Caruso the famed tenor who died early yesterday at Naples The body lay in state at Hotel Vesuvio while crowds filed past the bier mourning the great singer whose death many see as a loss to opera Also mentioned is a reported 4 060 000 dollar estate and a planned memorial service in Chicago by local musicians and friends.
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Naples
Italy
Enrico
Caruso
Madonna Della Gracia
Veguslvius
J. Caruso
Rodolfo
Chicago
Eneq Caruso
Vandyk Elected Minnesota American Legion Commander
Dr A A Vandyk of St Paul elected commander of the Minnesota department American Legion at the close of the third annual convention in Winona Minnesota Delegations and vote changes noted during the transfer of support J A Gates of Kenosha and others backed Vandyk Mrs M Fallton Minneapolis named president of the department auxiliary and Robert from Minnesota appointed to key administrative posts during the meeting
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Ainn
A. A. Vandyk
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Minn Department of the American Legion
Micuais
J. A. Gates
Kenseete
Dee Vandyke
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Rice
Bein
Geter
Totten
J Totten
Muir
Willem Lemke
Totte
George Totten
Sjr
Flood Devastates Pueblo Region After Arkansas River Burst
Arkansas river floods threaten Pueblo and Canon City as cloudburst rains in the Royal Gorge cause levee danger. Three feet from the Pueblo levee at 2:30 am, with power, water, and rail lines disrupted. Canon City and Florence report partial flooding and extensive property damage.
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Canon City, Corp
Arkansas River
Royal Gorge
Denver and Rio Grande
Canon City
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Colo
Arkansas
Canyon City
Arkansas Valley, Light and Power Company
Fisher
St. Charles
Here
la Junta
Florence
South Canon
Aki
Million And Half Workers Crowded Into Lower Manhattan
Aug 3 New York report shows daily 1.5 million workers pour into the financial district, leaving little ground space per person. Skyscrapers and transit systems shuttle commuters who mostly live far outside the area, with fewer than 18,000 residents in the district.
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New York
Financial
Lower Manhattan
Jim
Chambers_street
Jury in Forest Fire Case Dismissed Midtrial
A forest fire damage suit in the local district court was halted as the jury was dismissed after juror Stocking received a lawsuit related letter. Judge Maghey ordered a new jury and a retrial, with two witnesses already questioned as the case paused amid damages claims against the United States railroad administration.
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Flocal District
David W. Storing
C.R. Maghey
Stocking
Langiny
United States Railroad Administration
Brocking
Cass Ie
Hinds of
Minnesota Farmers Co operatives Market 200 Million Annually
Minnesota credit the cooperative movement with marketing farm products valued at about 200 million dollars last year. The state supports 1900 active marketing associations, including 650 creameries and 450 livestock shipping units, with only 15000 dollars annually for expert services.
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Minnesota
Jetc
Agreement in Ireland Sought by Sinn Fein
Dublin Aug 3 The delay in government peace proposals stems from debates over who are the real parties to the bargain and how Ulster will join. Behind the scenes efforts aim to win Slater's consent to a powerful all Ireland parliament while preserving Ulster autonomy. If Ulster talks fail republicans face choosing terms for twenty six counties or renewed war. Some leaders favor unity through acceptance by all sides.
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Dublin
Fiskypeace
Ulster
Mier Lloyd George
Ireland
Slater
Mallory Readies For Metropolitan Championship Debut
Mrs. Molla B. Mallory national tennis champion arrived on the steamer United States and planned a direct trip to Jennia court. She is entered in the Metropolitan championship at Glencove New York and expected to debut in two rounds today against Jessie Gotto with Leatie Bancroft possible in the second round.
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New York
Jennia Court
Molla B. Mallory
United States
Mallory Ie
Glencove
Milas Jessie Gotto
Leatie 'Bancroft
Wéet Newton
Mass
Americans Released by Russian Reds
Riga report says American prisoners in Russia have been released from confinement but provides no details on numbers timing or delivery across the border according to unofficial Bolshevik press bureau notes received today by the Associated Press.
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Riga
Associated Press
Russia
Ordady
Bolshevikiegation
Legionnaires Tour of World War I Battlefields Heads to Cherbourg
American Legion National Commander John G. Emery leads more than 250 veterans aboard the George Washington en route to Cherbourg. The group will visit Blois Verdun Rheims Chateau Thierry Toulouse Lyons Strasbourg Metz and Bordeaux on a special train itinerary with official French reception planned. North Dakota forecast calls for fair skies then warming tonight with cooler trends to the northwest tomorrow.
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American Legion
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Cher‘oure
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Legion
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Legionaires
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Verdun
Rheims
Chateau Thierry
Toulouse
Lyons
Strasbourg
Metz
Bordeaux
Blair orders full probe of Internal Revenue Bureau
Commissioner Blair announced an investigation of the Internal Revenue Bureau is necessary amid alleged leaks of tax information. He will hold hearings and said most cases are not as numerous as asserted, with punishment to the full extent for anyone found guilty.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Blair
Myelf
Alien
Kaneas
Missing bank president Spurgin traced toward Mexico
Chicago reports place Warren C. Spurgin, president of the closed Michigan Avenue Trust, near the border with evidence he crossed into Mexico. Bank examiners cite a shortfall of 1 124368.87 while authorities pursue possible loans and securities to recover value. Immigration officers in El Paso note a man matching Spur gin’s description crossed from Presidio into Mexico after traveling from Marfa with two former Chicago residents.
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Chicago
Warren C. Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust Company
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Marfa
Presidio
Spurgin
Scott
Spurzin
Reserve Board Attacked During Two Day Hearing
Governor J Harding of the Federal Reserve Board faced a two day attack by John Skelton Williams former treasurer’s controller then interrupted the congressional commission with a flat denial of the witness statements.
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Washington
J . Harding
Federal Reserve Board
John Skelton Williams
Admissions of Mrs Demmer described as very suspicious
Chicago on August 3 reports further inquiry into a string of killings. Mary Demmer, housekeeper for Fred Kolze, admits serving meals to three dead or dying people and receiving a $2000 life insurance payout after her husband’s death. Her statements are described as very suspicious by state attorneys.
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Chicago
Peter Hoffman
Mary Demmer
Fred Kolze
Kolm
John Demmer
Colby
Wis
Demmer
Kolze
Kolse
A. Attorney
Kidnap Suspect Reported Following 12 Year Old
Five hundred police equipped residents scoured the city for Malovici Etheridge a 12 year old boy missing after a reported kidnap claim. Authorities seek clues from a motorcar sighting while relatives recall a warning to attend a theater. The search continues amid uncertainty over the boy’s fate.
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Murkoger
Oriry
Malovici Etheridge
Pemona
Maidney
Lumber Loss From State Building Stock Causes Heavy Loss
The North Dakota Home Builders Association reported a loss of about 59 percent on lumber sent to Grand Forks in 1920. Five carloads, costing 2429.35, were sold for 5464.36 to a local company, with remaining lumber sold for 3730.87. Additional expenses and trips by manager J. Adams increased losses, and the association plans to dispose of other lumber stocks statewide to avoid further idle material.
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North Dakota Home Builders’ Association
Grand Forks
Asmets- Gon
Home Bullders’ Association
Adams
Home Builders’ Association
Bismarck
Auto
Lamber Lica Idi
Home Building Association
Local North Dakota Farmer Executors Move in Bure Leigh
A garbled regional clipping shows a Bismarck area farming operation with references to Gun or Jaa and a noted August date. The fragment indicates manufacturing activity and county-level involvement by the Leigh district, with unspecified proceedings and names unreadable.
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Bureleigh County
Farmer
Ty Tome Manufacturing
Mitaica
Tieeer
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