Suffragettes clash with police in Paris street scene
In Paris the militant Emmeline Pankhurst is dead but her spirit fuels a clash between suffragettes and police before the Palais Bourbon after Senate rejection of the bill. They press toward President Doumergue amid a rallying cry from Liberté editors and the Duchess of Ax.
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Robert W. Thompson
International News Service
Paris
Emmeline Pankhurst
France
Palais Bourbon
Senate
Duchess of Ax
Notice of Administration for John L McKamey Estate
The clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana appoints Velma Truesdel administrator of the estate of John L McKamey, deceased. The estate is expected to be solvent. Corwin and Gillen are attorneys. Publication dates July 21 1928 and July 25-30 August 6.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
John L. McKamey
Corwin & Gillen, Attorneys
Jolie Rays Comeback Inspires Fans At Olympic Hope
The Chicago story recalls Joie Ray’s return from ruin in Gary Indiana and his rise to medal contention for the Amsterdam Olympics. Once banished by the AAU and mocked as finished he trains through mill toil and secret drills to beat De Mar in Boston and set a new 10 000 metre American record. Ray’s comeback culminates with hopeful Olympic odds for the marathon at Amsterdam.
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Joe Ray
Joie Ray
Gary
Ray
America
Boston
de Mar
Harvard
Jose
Gary Steel Mills
Amsterdam
Jose Ray
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
United States
Saturday baseball results across leagues and cities
The American Association games featured Indianapolis defeating Louisville 3 0, Columbus 5 over Toledo 4, Milwaukee 7 over Kansas City 0, and Minneapolis 5 over St Paul 4 in twelve innings. American League scores included Philadelphia 8 over St Louis 7, Boston 5 over Cleveland 2, New York 2 over Chicago 0, Washington 4 over Detroit 2, Pittsburgh 7 over Brooklyn 2, Chicago 2 over New York 5 in a 15 inning opener and 10 in the second game. Cincinnati 5 over Boston 4, Philadelphia 8 over St Louis 3.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Yesterday's baseball scores from across the league
Results list shows Louisville defeated Indianapolis 7 to 3 while St. Paul beat Minneapolis 7 to 2 and Kansas City downed Milwaukee 4 to 3. Columbus swept Toledo 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Chicago beat New York 6 to 4 as St. Louis won 8 to 5 over Cleveland and Washington defeated Detroit 8 to 2. In the National League St. Louis edged Philadelphia 8 to 7, Cincinnati beat Boston 5 to 4, Chicago tied New York 4 to 4, and Brooklyn held Pittsburgh 5 to 0 despite 0-6 score in the second game.
Five more American women named for Amsterdam Olympic team
Left to right the chart lists Miss Margaret Jenkins, javelin-throwing champion from Northern California A. C., Elta Cartwright of the same club holder of the fifty and hundred metre dash records and the national run. The women were selected to represent Uncle Sam at the international games in Amsterdam.
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Uncle Sam
Amsterdam
Margaret Jenkins
California
A. C
Elta Cartwright
Japanese Kill 600 Chinese in Shantung Fighting
An unconfirmed dispatch from Tsingtao reports six hundred Chinese Nationalist troops killed along the Tsingtao Tsinanfu railway in Shantung during Sunday fighting with Japanese forces. Peking says China and Japan have severed relations. Tokyo warns Manchuria governor Chang Hsenh Liang against unifying Manchuria with mainland China. Japan maintains strong garrisons in Shantung and Manchuria.
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London
INS
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Shantung
Tsingtao
Peking
Daily Telegraph
China
Manchuria
Japan
Chang Hsenh Liang
Polar flights useless says German meteorologist
Berlin July 21 German meteorologist Dr H von Ficker condemns polar expeditions by Amundsen and Nobile as scientifically worthless. He argues true meteorological progress requires organized, permanent polar observatories and a new Polar Year rather than risky airship flights.
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Walter Dietzel
H. von Ficker
Meteorological Institute of
Prussia
Deutsche Allegmeine Zeitung
Pole
Indiana State Fair to Offer Free Entry for Under Twelves
The Indiana State Fair runs September 1 to 8 with free admission for all children under twelve on Saturday September 1. Parents must accompany them. many clubs will showcase calves pigs and other exhibits. Last year over 2 800 club entries grew to about 4 000 this year as 17 000 Indiana youths participate.
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Indiana
Modern doctors seek ancient Maya face lifting ideas
The Mayas of British Honduras practiced facial contouring by preserving and rebuilding the face in clay after a death. J Eric Thompson of the Field Museum reports tombs, an ancient "King Tut" of the Mayas, and methods for preserving the dead as an early form of face lifting. Thompson led the Captain Marshall Field expedition into the Belize Cayo district and returned with finds and notes for the museum.
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International News Service
Chicago
British Honduras
J. Eric Thompson
Field Museum of Natural History
Captain Marshall Field
Cayo
Belize
Thompson
Tut
Wheat Crop Expected To Be Good This Year
Brazil Indiana July 22 Farmers report splendid yields from clay county fields sown with Parkoff wheat the Purdue hard wheat. Bruce Mustard near Center Point says two Parkoff fields show high potential with an estimated thirty bushels per acre once threshing is done his 12 acre Washington township field used 37 pounds of binder twine and a 9 acre Cass township plot used 21 pounds indicating a large yield per acre.
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Brazil
Ind
Clay County
Purdue University Articultural Experiment Station
Bruce Mustard
Near Center Point
Mr. Mustard
Washington Township
Cass Township
Record Apple Season Seen In Early Harvest
Paoli Indiana Orchards Company north of the city reports a thriving business as the early apple harvest arrives. They have shipped five car loads of Early Transparent apples totaling about 2 500 bushels. The season is record in both quantity and quality with apples 3 to 4 inches in diameter. Benton Bennett says thirty workers are employed in picking grading and packing. Other orchards also report good yields and a late apple crop is anticipated.
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Paoli
Ind
Indiana Orchards Company
Benton Bennett
Health Konjola testimonial from Indianapolis woman
Mrs Katie Jessup reports severe stomach acid and vomiting relief after two doses of Konjola. She credits the medicine with stopping vomiting and burning, restoring appetite and digestion within a week. Konjola is sold in Greencastle at The Owl drug store and by other towns' druggists.
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Katie Jessup
Wilkins Street
Indianapolis
Konjola
Greencastle
Owl Drug Store
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