Veterinarians in Very Sad Position in Portland
In Portland on July 21 the 62nd annual meeting of the American Veterinary Medical Association opened with Dr. J. L. A. Merillat warning that a decline in veterinarians will harm livestock and public health. He cited the shift from horses to motor vehicles as central to the collapse of veterinary practice, affecting veterinarians worldwide. More than 300 delegates, including state and federal veterinarians, were registered.
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Portland
Ore
Associated Press
United States
JL. A. Merillat
American Veterinary Medical Association
Mussolini At Rough Stuff Again Foes Eaten
Report from a newspaper page notes Mussolini involved in a violent incident during a trip with Montecatini fascists. A deputy Amendola was seized and clubbed by unknown men after an escort left, with implications of a prior acquittal in a separate December case. Mentions Mars temperatures in Asia as context.
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Mussolini
Montecatini
Monteranini
Amendola
Nertons
Monument to Stevens marks final act of northern expedition
The dedication at Maras Great Northern same marks the upper Missouri expedition’s goal to trace history and landmarks from St Paul July 16. Justice Tuntler presented Stevens a bouquet as the engineer’s feats including Panama Canal work were praised by speakers. The statue by Gaetano Cecere and ceremony at Ma Vid Pass wrapped with cowboys and a return train to Belton and further travel to national park sites.
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Maras
Great Northern Railway
Tribe Ate
United States
Upper Missouri
St. Paul
China
Historical Societies of
Motlune
North Dakota
John Stevens
Pierce Butler
U.S. Supreme Court
National Geographic
Stevens
Empire Land
Great Northern
Gaetano Cecere
New York
Charles T. Carey
Portland
Oregon
Ralph Budd
The
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Steves
Panama Cail
Roger Ridgeway
American Society of Civil Ene Gineers
Ma Vids Pass
Whuche
Inflation NanCains Report From Oberlin
Berlin records show inflation era effects with foreigners buying tenement and apartment blocks at low prices. Purchases were often quickly foreclosed and renters faced pressure as the municipal government pursued reforms amid a housing squeeze.
Insects Sold in Tokyo for Musical Qualities
Street vendors in Tokyo sell crickets and grasshoppers to produce musical tones. Buyers seek the "rong" of crickets and chirps from grasshoppers, with insects displayed in barred cages. Prices range from 0 to a high Sven each.
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Tokyo
Seine
Anti Christ Convict Linked to Global Slave Ring
A man named Carocloranie of Gharti, also known as anteChren, a noted Egsp magnate, has been sentenced to five years in prison on white slave charges. He allegedly controlled a lucrative segment of a vast illicit network operating worldwide.
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Carocloranie of
Gharti
Turn About Fair Play 1S Film Theme
The Sorbiers have a yearlong marriage and plan a theater party but Maurice Sorbier, a top divorce lawyer, locks himself with his client actress Marianne in the study. Alice Mizdó waits and finally enters to find a provable setup for divorce, a riotous comedy in Grounds for Divorce with Marry Rivers leading the support cast.
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Sorbiers
Alice
Maurice Sorbier
France
Tus den
Marianne
Marry Rivers
Ruhr Evacuation Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Germany
July 21 reports from Essen and Bochum detail the French and Belgian troop withdrawal from the Ruhr area. Crowds celebrate in Berlin while clashes erupt in Bochum between monarchists and republicans over the removal of occupation forces.
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Essen
Germany
Associated Press
Oecupaton
Foreiu Rile
Herne
Westphalia
Associated) Press
Berlin
Ruhr
Aus
Bochum
Hochum
Themaier
Baehwin
Noble Fole accused in alleged murder plot against wife
Felis Keachester, 43, claims kinship with a noble line and is held on vagrancy charges after a wife says her husband tried to kill her for $1,000. The alleged nobleman, Franz Josef University of Vienna graduate and chemist, faces questioning as detectives probe the incident at a Rochester restaurant.
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Keachester
Felis Crawler
le Polih
Dher
Franz Josef University of Vienna
Eliaszewics
Rochester Tron
New York
Burned in Torch Band Tragedy Reported at Fair
Reading like a frayed diary entry a young woman from Dansville suffered severe burns while at a torch dance in Westvinw Qasian. She and other guests wore light gowns when a flaming tail broke and set her clothing ablaze. Quick action by bystanders doused the flames.
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Rupty Smith
Dansville
Qasian
Homer
Faster Plane Predicted To Cross Atlantic Soon
London reports a forecast by aircraft builder Fokker that test planes will fly the Atlantic within a few hours. The Jantec aircraft company predicts rapid progress toward transatlantic flight, signaling a major development in air travel.
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London
Atlantic
Fokker
Jantec
Fear of soft coal war across America spreads
The Associated Press reports widespread fear as soft coal labor disputes rise nationwide. Hoover and Davis are urged to intervene to prevent a general strike if wage agreements in northern West Virginia collapse. A resumption of the hard coal price talks follows a three day adjournment, with operators reconsidering crippling measures and withholding salary data from company leaders.
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Atlantic City
Associated Press
Hoover
Davis
West Virginia
Campany
Dempsey Must Go See Commission In New York
New York July 21. Jack Dempsey faces the New York State Athletic Commission to finalize arrangements for a title defense with Harry Wills. Commission officials expect his appearance within two weeks via proxy and warn any tuneup before the Wills bout must be barred. Dempsey travels west after meetings with Rickard and says he plans to handle his own affairs after 1926. He also notes plans to discuss preliminaries with Fitzsimmons and seeks training and business focus before returning to the East.
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New York
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Ths
Cox Rickard
Dempsey
Iis
Harry Wills
Commission
Slite Wus
Richard
Pacific Coast
Wills
Rickard
Paddy Mallins
Gene Tunney
Bartley Madden
New York State
James A. Farley
Mickey Walker
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Haara
Dave Shade
California
Shade
Omaha
Jack Dennisey
Jack Searns
Faot
New York Boxing Commission
Tan
Trompter Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Los Angeles
Ansoe
Dempacy
Jack
Cheyenne
Wye
New York Commission
West
Tex Rickard
Harry Willis
Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Prize Tightwad Sparkles Atchison Sunday Joy
Atchison’s famed frugal resident, the town’s best known tightwad, expressed happiness after a minor stroke of luck. He recounted faith leading him to a church where a personal stroke of fortune found him on the way home, prompting jubilation as he shared the moment with the Atchison Globe.
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Atchison
Tehan
Atchison Globe
Dominican bishop elevated to archbishop by pope
Bishop John T. McNicholas of Duluth has been named archbishop of Cincinnati by Pope Pius after Bishop Chartrand of Indianapolis declined the post due to health fears. McNicholas, a Dominican and noted orator, is the country’s only Dominican bishop. A separate item notes a female salmon deposits about 30,000 eggs with only about 4 percent hatching.
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John T. McNichaolas
Duluth
Cincinnati
Pius
Chartrand
Indianapolis
McNicholas
Ife
Famier
Mint Director Visits Denver Amid Strong Demand for Nickels
Denver July 21 Ayr Agsociat Vrean reports U S Mint Director Robert J. Grant praised a rising demand for small coins. He noted Treasury officials can account for the July call, with $100,000 in nickels requested. Grant met with Ira T Shepherd, Denver Mint superintendent, and planned a three week inspection tour to Helena, Mont, and other northern points.
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Ayr
Thern
Umi
Anantia Cariler
Robert J. Grant
United States Mint
Vie Lng
Gran Merally
Christin
Treasury
Goston
Grant
Ira T Bhepperd
Denvermint
Uelen Mont
Ils Noril
Great French Force AMS to Crush Kurt Paris
Paris reports say two marghala of Franc Pelain and Lyndsey, plus five generals, lead 440,909 troops against rebel forces in Moroes. French sources indicate the reorganized military government has eased the Elffla ehier to see the handwriting on the wall, with indications his days as a leader may be numbered.
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Paris
Associate Press
Marghala
Franc Pelain
Lyndsey
Min
Colembut
de Chanbrun
Hough
Ertrand
Lea
uBaingl Ava-Ea-Erlin
Moroes
Vormant
Elfflaehier
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