Andrews Bares His New Prohibition Enforcement List
General Andrews reveals a reform of the prohibition unit naming Walton A. Green and Elias Marsters among senior appointees. New executives include former army officers and railroad officials with acting administrators in several districts. The plan aims to recruit a Righty trained group to lead anti illicit activities and tighten enforcement nationwide.
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All Star Cast at Marlow Tonight in The Rivals
The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan comes to Marlow with an all star cast led by Mrs. Fiske as Mrs Malaprop and Chauncey Olcott as Sir Lucius O Trig. Thomas A Wise plays Sir Anthony Absolute with James tribution in the cast and Colonel Silas Marsters named federal prohibition director for the 1940 district based in Helena Idaho Wyoming.
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Associated Press
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Washington
Lincoln G. Andrews
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Figez
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James T. Powers
LOTUS
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Coram Stoune
Chars Bringley
Navy nurses found not guilty. Wilbur orders review
Secretary Wilbur disapproved the not guilty verdicts of Ruth M. Anderson and Catherine Glacy in a Volstead act case. He said the evidence against the four navy officers tied to liquor aboard the Beaufort at Norfolk warranted conviction, though new trials cannot be ordered under current rules.
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Associated Preas
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One of Assassins of Chinese Chief Taken
Canton China August 21 One of the men who helped kill Liew Chung Hoi the Canton finance minister was shot by guards while fleeing the scene and another was wounded The fallen suspect was a trader in Canton workers seen as behind the anti foreign strike He had served as finance minister in the MeKing national government and governed Kayangtung province known for his hostility to foreigners Christians and Bolshevik influences
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Hontile
First Gold Field Rich but Needs Capital
Seattle, Aus 21. By Associated Press Ro W. Martin, veteran Alaskan miner, arrived with 120 ounces of coarse gold from Geld Pan Creek as proof of a Cas siar district strike in northern British Columbia. He says four hundred ounces have already been taken and the field is genuine but requires capital to develop it.
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Maimed Vets Plan Nonstop Paris to New York Flight
Paris reporters say maimed French veterans Lieutenants Francois Coli and Paul Tarascan intend a nonstop flight from Paris to New York within days. Tarascan will pilot. Coli, a skilled navigator, will guide the 420 horsepower monoplane across the Atlantic.
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Life Guard Refuses Rescue At Genese Valley Pool
Rochester August 21. Charges filed against the city allege a life guard at the Genese Valley Park pool ignored a drowning child while playing the ukulele and that another guard dismissed cries for help. Attorney Yeo Rice said he represents Genevieve Breen’s mother seeking 25000 in negligence damages.
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Reservoir Opens in London Unveiling Large Water Capacity
A new argent water reservoir in the varia district near London is complete and holds enough water to float two flert of the largest hettin a bips. The project marks a significant utility expansion with substantial storage for city needs.
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Varia
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New Mexico Feud Ends An Unusual Way Magee Figures In A Killing
In July 1924 the Leahy McGee feud climaxed with Judge Leahy convicting editor McGee of criminal libel. McGee was jailed, pardoned twice by Governor Hinkle, and later shot. Leahy was wounded as McGee claimed this is no court. The case spurred manslaughter charges and a tense sequence in Albuquerque with nearby witnesses and McGee’s injured daughter.
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McGee
Hinkle
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C. N. Douglas
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T V. Trader
Rumor of Muriel McCormick Spain Portrait Sparks Romance Talk
Rumors swirl over Muriel McCormick traveling to Spain for a portrait by Zuloaga, with chatter the heir may wed across the sea as Mathilde reportedly seeks a match with Xiaox Oser, a Swinn riding master.
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Ku Klux to Force Bible in Schools
The article reports on Ku Klux actions pushing compulsory Bible education in schools and opposing immigration-law amendments. It notes meetings led by imperial wizard Hiram W. Evans in Washington with private planning and public events, plus remarks by Judge Raulston defending biblical literalism at a Chautauqua in Jacksonville.
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U Boat War Condemns Any Blockade
Berlin August 1 Vice Admiral Hollwag denounces the German submarine war saying it should have begun earlier and been carried out ruthlessly He claims unrestricted warfare did not force America into war and that armaments would have altered outcomes naming Worthiana and Windenburg as potential winners The admiral calls submarine warfare a God given gift and criticizes the Atlantic blockade as a violation of international law
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Associated Press
Hollwag
Deutche Allgentein
America
Count Dernstorff
Ship Horror Death Toll Rises to Forty Six
Newport Aug 21 46 lives lost in explosion of excursion steamer Mackinac after boiler drumhead deterioration found by federal inspectors. Chief engineer John A Grant testified he had not been able to perform the standard hammer test on the drumhead during regular inspections. Edward Donovan of Pawtucket reported among the dead, as the toll climbed to 46.
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John A. Grant
Federal Inspectora
Feet and hands of bat women larger
London August 21 by Associated Press. Owing to more strenuous feats women are leading and consequent greater muscular development. Brats: women today are taking bigger sizes in gloves and shoes. That the hands and feet of women are larger than five years ago is confirmed by buyers for big stores. They say girls demand gloves at least two sizes larger and there is little demand for small fit shoes except by those with slight build.
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London
Associated Press
Rare Stamps Grabbed by Chicago Bandits
Chicago August 21 two men robbed the downtown office of Benjamin F Euclow owner of the Colonial Stamp Company of rare stamps from around the world. The haul totaled about 10000 including uncancelled United States postage stamps valued at 3000 and stamps dating back to the era of George Washington worth up to 200 each.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Benjamin F. Euclow
Colonial Stamp, Company
George Washington
United States
Funeral of Lawson 5 to Be Simple
Chicago, Aug 21. No pretentious monument will mark the grave at Graveland Cemetery where Victor Fremont Lawson founder editor of The Chicago Daily News will be buried. A simple marker with birth and death dates honors his antipathy to posthumous renown. His wife’s body will be disinterred and placed beside him in the family lot. No ceremony will be held at his Leake Shore Drive mansion. The funeral service will be in the New England Congregational Church. Co workers from the Daily News will bear the body to the grave alongside lifelong associates. 28 honorary pallbearers include Cygna H. McCormick Col R RB McCormick Wm L. McLean Frank B. Noyes Adolph Lachs Julius Robenwald John Shaffer and Melville E. Stone. Messages from President Coolidge Vice President Dawes Melville E Stone and others express appreciation for his work.
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Dawes
Melville E. Stone
Associated Prose
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Kent Cooper
Associated Preas
Nude man arrested after Fifth Avenue stroll to Waldorf meet Lord
New York, Aug. 24. A man giving several names including Thomas S. Clark, 33, was arrested early today after strolling nude along Fifth Avenue between Thirty-first and Thirty-second Streets. He claimed an appointment to meet the Lord at the Waldorf Astoria. A bystander, Yatrotiian Martin Walsh, offered him clothes and shelter, but the man resisted and was taken to the station after attempting to flee while resisting police.
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World shipping tonnage shows gain in last year
The Lloyds Register and Shipping edition reports June 1925 world owned tonnage at 64,641,418 tons, up from 64,023,567 in 1924. Gains occur in steamers and motor ships, with declines in sailing tonnage, and significant under construction activity worldwide including 23 vessels over 10,000 tons and 53 over 1,000 tons.
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Elusive Collar Button Blamed for Mental Ills in San Francisco
In a satire of an international collar war, San Francisco reports that organizers of the Anti-Collar club have been photographed without neckwear. Dr. J. M. Scanland, Napa State Hospital superintendent, notes many humiliated by collars may have suffered mental strain from searching under dressers for missing buttons. He pledges to wear no man’s collar.
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London
J. M. Scanland
Napa State Hospital
Helen Keller radio talk heard in Suva and Oakland
A Radio talk by Helen Keller broadcast from KGO in Oakland was heard clearly in Suva. Keller’s longtime teacher Misa Sullivan introduced her, and Keller’s voice, though designed not to hear, conveyed her message to listeners in Australia and New Zealand as the Oakland program’s reception was reported abroad.
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Misa Alijnia M. Sullivan
Miss Keller
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Teporta
Gunfire at Martinique Governor Aims at Leader on Steamer
In Fort de France on August 2 a gunman fired four shots at Governor Richard of Martinique as he boarded the Pellegrin. The governor was seriously wounded and taken to a hospital. the assailant was apprehended.
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Astasia
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Missionary Leader Dr J C R Ewing Dies at 70s
Dr J C R Ewing president of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions died last night in Princeton New Jersey. He spent over 40 years in India as a missionary and was known there as Sir James Ewing after being knighted by the British government several years before retirement.
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