Mussolini Reviews Fascist Work on Church and Education
Rome Sept 14 Mussolini addressed fascist leaders on the party’s work including church state relations and the renamed ministry of national education as a symbol of the state’s duty to educate. He outlined cabinet reorganizations, party structure changes, and stressed authority, order and justice over liberty and equality.
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Rome
Arto
Benito Mussolini
Yensrin Praca
Bivy
I Tha Duce
Freme
Vatican
Lateran
Ministry of Public
Ministry of National Education
N¢Nto
Pape Pius
Duce Mlo
Taradi Th
Uratt
Snch
Royalat
Plate
Italy
Graupa
Rta
Magnolini
Aiscues
Duce
Arabs Sentenced to Jail for Looting in Palestine
Arabs from Seigoun Hulda and nearby villages were each sentenced to six months imprisonment after being found in possession of looted property from Jewish colonies. Police seized bags of flour containing rifles and ammunition. Curfew in Haifa was lifted to 9 pm with shops closed earlier. government and Muslim leaders debated curfew times.
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Amsotiated
Jerusalum
Jewish Wolograph Agency
Seigoun
Hulda
Hulde Jewieh
Haifa
Atreeta
Jeanne Engels May Have Operation To Save Eyes
New York reports actress Jeanne Engels Moglea may undergo surgery after an X ray today to determine treatment for sinus trouble. She was admitted to St Luke's Hospital and had planned to resume work at a Long Island studio and rehearse a new play.
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Jeanne Engels
Associated Preeq
New York
Depong
Jeanne
Haye
St. Luke's
Long Island
Births Report Two Newborn Girls Named Robert William
Mr and Mrs Huston announce the first child born at Straton s Maternity Home Friday morning September 18 a seven pound daughter and Mr and Mrs Bronc king announce a second birth on September 7 a seven pound daughter at 220 Thirteenth street The baby s full name is Robert William with the middle name given as a family name in the notice
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L. Broncking
Thirteenth Street
Robert 0
Huston
Straton
Moching
Robert William
Finedar Shooting Suspect Faces Court Over Gun Possession
In a county court, Pali Finedtar and several others including Philip Herrerg and Juling Men doza faced charges for illegal gun possession and highway shooting. Bail set at $8465 each for several defendants, with a district official noting the case involves a peace gen Florance. A witness named Fred Steinleys Millike Boy testified in court as the case proceeded.
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Philip Herrerg
Juling Mendoza
Fuatce
Florance
Fred Steinleys
Trial to Make Rubber Directed by Edison
Thomas A Palvon directs laboratory rubber experiments after a period of convalescence. Reports say Edison’s son Charfen and investor colleagues aided the program as Palvon recovers and requests a formal progress report.
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Edison
Thomas A. Palvon
Hia
Cama
State Receives Over Million From National Forest Revenues
The United States Department of Agriculture reports more than 1 million dollars of national forest receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, allocated to states as their share. Western states receive the bulk, with Colorado and Montana among top recipients. The funds, a federal payment in lieu of taxes, support roads, protection, and development rather than direct tax burdens. Forest revenues are described as perpetual assets fueling ongoing timber and grazing industries, with benefits to regional economies.
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Federal
Goverment Ag
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
National
National Forget
Manaunta
National Forest
Uckogle
Roade
Cays
Restick W. Dunlap
Department of Dericulture
Inj
Tavenna
American Racers Injured at Venice in Boat Race
Venice Italy Sept 14 Orln Johnson acting for Phil Wood was seriously hurt after a fall from the American boat during the ahead races. Major H O D Segrave won the first day’s race. Wood and Johnson were rescued and sent to a hospital. The race was to be run again tomorrow with Miss America VII unable to compete.
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Associated Press
Italy
Orln Johnson
Phil Wood
H. O. D. Segrave
Yotpi
Paul Wood
Johnson
Ito
Wood
Gat
Misa America
Whilla Wood
Mies Ameries
Milas America
Reports of Success at Wheatland by George W Miller
George W Miller reports success at Wheatland Wyoming 125 miles north of Greelay. Nels Bartholomew, a well known farmer of Wheatland, purchased land totaling about 400 acres and expects a strong crop. Bartholomew plans to level 100 acres and plant potatoes yielding heavy harvests. Wheatland irrigation comes from a reservoir with 40 mile shoreline, keeping annual assessments around 60 cents per acre. The Great Western Sugar company is building a factory at Wheatland with plants to be operational next fall.
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Wyo
Greelay
George
Billy
Nels Bartholomew
Bartholomew Bags
Milter
Greeley
Lucere
Miller
Bartholomew i
Wheatland
Bartholomew
Raijlen
Arog
Bartholomaw
Grestoy
Rons Rajeed
Bartholanew
Dir
Great Western Sugar Company Ia
Sugar Company
Wyoming Development Company
Shay
Somy
Ifrat
Third Attack at Jungles Wednesday
Fort Collins reports another hold up at the Jungles, Roy Beaton robbed of 14 dollars as two men forced entry. Marie Buayhart, 17, Windsor, robbed of a diamond ring and wristwatch. Earlier, August 17, and two weeks ago William Hendrickton of Fort Collins was robbed. wallet contained papers.
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Fort Collins
Roy Beaton
Fort Colling
Buchtnehart Lave
Marie Buayhart
Windsor
Aguatlanta
William Hendrickton
Collins
Five Arrested on Charge of Bribery in Denver
Five men including Charles Mattel former federal director and Jon Gefalu were arrested in Denver amid a major prohibition bribery plot. Indictments allege 17 counts against Mattel for multiple bribery attempts. others face bribery and attempted bribery charges. About $4,950 was paid to federal agents and turned over to supervisors as evidence.
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Gamerized
Denver
Charles Mattet
Diry
Jon Gefalu
Mike Cauvalari
Mika Petone
Morris Schweitzer
Feu
Mattel
Jr. To
Tavis
Ford's School Opens Dearborn After Break
Dearborn Michigan opens a new red brick school this Monday for 32 boys and girls. The building will use wood stoves and kerosene lamps, with instruction aimed at public school goals.
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Dearborn
Mich
Winwell
Potato and Cabbage Market Faces Saturday Movements
Reports from the Greeley market show steady movement in potatoes and cabbage with buyers proposing higher interim prices. Potatoes moved around 3.85 to 4.90 per unit as buyers forecast a drop after Monday. cabbage prices to growers remained about 1 while one buyer speculated a change in the near term due to shifting supplies.
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Nérvouenese
Greeley
Interamediata Priesa
Moscow Blames Nanking Over Manchurian Crisis
Moscow pressed Nanking to bear blame for the Manchurian crisis as large Chinese and Russian forces faced off. The Soviet note denied major battles, while outlining alleged outrages by Chinese troops. It cited affidavits and documents describing executions and abuses along the border and criticized hospital care for Russian prisoners.
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Moscow
Te Htoscow
Nanking
Manchuria
Chincno
Chinceo R
Jenny Tunstane
Ghinese
Suspects Connected to Lamar Bank Robbery Extradited to Denver
Detectives report Howard Heavy, George Ahahiler, Ralph Flengte and others confessed to the Plengis gang robbery of the First National Bank in Lamar. Suspects Heaver and Royston were brought to Denver and jailed in Teaver county federal custody while Abehter remained in a Calorado Springs jail.
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Heaver
Howard
Roynton
George J. Ahahiler
Ralph Flengte
Plengis
Tirst
National Bank of Lamar
Qolu
Ware Epiritet
Lamar
M Fleagle
Royston
Denver
Teaver County
Abehter
Caleradoy Springs
Deaths and Funerals In Greeley Area
Ricard Rugg Hoyt aged 88 died at Greeley hospital on Saturday. He was father of Mrs J Hy Hoyt who read doa et at the Wellington apartments. His body will go to Del Norte for funeral service and interment. Rev S Jolliffe aged 90, a veteran Methodist pastor and father of Mrs Mary Grogs at Greeley, preached in Wauwatosa Friday. He had two brothers Albert Jolliffe of Grooley and another brother at Brush.
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Ricard Rugg Hoyt
Greeley Hospital
Hoyt
J. Hy Hoyt
Wellington Apartments
del Norte
S. Jolliffe
Methodist Church
Mary Grogs
Greeley
Twelfth Street
Wauwatosa
Wily
Jollittes
Harp
Ray
Albert Jollitre
Grooley
Brush
Saturday Holiday Debate Over Tariff Bill Watched
Washington reports show national legislators sparring over a tariff measure with Democratic attacks and Republican defense. Key figures include Simmons of North Carolina Harrison of Mississippi Brookhart and Smoot amid debates on home market benefits and foreign protests.
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Washington
Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Committed
Harrison
Mississippi
Brookhart
Laws
Republican
Mtaelt
Démocraté
Republicinn
Cuatrman Smoot
Finance
Othere
Senator Waters
Indiana
Senate
Hoover
Watson
Congress
Lincoln
Yeaterday
Competitivn Marele
Borger Attorney Shot from Ambush in Home Driveway
Borger Texas September 1 district attorney John A Holmes was shot and killed in an ambush near his driveway as he parked his car. Mrs Donna B Greeno his wife and mother-in-law heard the shots and looked back to see him fall. A neighbor then reported a man running from a vacant house near the rear yard about fifty feet from the garage.
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Asanciatad Frees
Borgér
Tex
John A. Hlmes
Ambuch
Holmes
Mitherinian
Donna 'B. Greeno
Gee Sim Wally
Phongsallent
Walt
Iitrict
Unclear from fragmentary report hunts begin for murder suspect
Authorities organized a search for a murder suspect after blood evidence and tire marks in dirt were found. Texas rangers were ordered by Governor Mustly to Aldon to aid the hunt, with Willam Walker and others charged in the killings of two police officers.
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Texas Rangere
Dan Mustly
Aldon
Holmes
Willam J.a
Httéy
Norwegian Boat Seized by Pirates Off Hatchow
The Norwegian steamer Daomia ng was taken by pirates off Hatchow after they captured the Botnin upon grounding near Murdach. Captain Haalind and Chief Officer Westerheim were taken aboard a pirate junk and held for ransom, with a demand of 500,000. If unpaid within 10 days, reports say they will be killed.
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Peiping
China
Hatchow
Baling
Murdach
Shanghai
Taung-Too
Haalind
Westerheim
Junk
Tid
Bankruptcy Petition and Court Hearing in Colorado District
The District Court of the United States for Colorado notes Jamca AmDdEr in a bankruptcy matter. A hearing is ordered with claims, assets, and discharge decisions to proceed under Judge J. Eoater Bynes. Notarized August 28, 1828, with publication to creditors and interested parties.
Y Tour Members Stop Here Lunch Gathering List
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and locations including Chicago Milwaukee Annapolis Philadelphia Norwood Cincinnati and Dewitt. It names Mr and Mrs, Miss, and several adults with partial addresses, implying a luncheon gathering of group members and attendees.
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Granley
A. Gallanan
Mra
Hs Ci Blorsch
Natl
Lester Boeckler
Mrg
Wis
Mrs. Cooper
M. Thatrich
Chicago
Mréy Eseko
Price Hill
Cincinnati
G. R. Guning
Milwaukee
Chienso
Thy
Éennidger
Milweaker
Willelou M
Lehr
Dewolt
Michaul Jo Merril
Case Filed Against Denys at Collins Is Dismig
Three men named as defendants in a justice court case at Forty are charged with filing on a gambling debt misdeeds. The complaints, filed by Agnes Zimmerman, allege wrongdoing by W. D. Muzee, Siders, and Phillips in a disputed charge connected to a sum owed.
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Denys At. Collins
Justice Court
Dlutyy Torneyd
Agnes Zimmerman
W. D. Muzee
Siders
Phillips
Bankrupt's Discharge Confirmed in Colorado District Court
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Colorado, George Lawerence appears as petitioner in a bankruptcy case. The court notes his full compliance with all duties and orders, discharging his debts and property obligations, with a discharge order dated September 18, 1922. A notice of bankruptcy proceedings and subsequent hearing is recorded, including appointment of a referee and a November 1, 1922 hearing date, with publication to creditors and a formal oath administered by Notary Public J. Mandel.
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Ther Uy
Colo
Sila
Sduet
George Lawrence
Ani
Ena
Jgt
J. Mandel
Colorado
Fe Laughtin
J. Symes
Cosata
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