Ex-King Manuel Involved In Clever Intrigue Rout
Former King Manuel of Portugal was central to a rumored colonial intrigue during a pilgrimage to Rome for the Holy Year. The episode prompted seven telegram exchanges between Italian and Portuguese governments as Vatican officials denied any monarchist plots and noted Manuel’s reception as courtesy.
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Medugal
Rome
Fiervai
Lise Bon
Porriges
Frotest
Mussolini
Vatican
Count de Durem
Teress
Nut
Portugese
Anm
Dom Manuel de Nza
Ay Alherers
Jewels Lost When Gillespie Motorboat Burns at City Dock
Mrs J P Gillespie New York summer resident of the Thousand Islands and her husband with a guest escaped a burning motorboat at the town dock. Jewelry valued at 12000 was in Mrs Gillespie's pocketbook placed in the boat and not recovered after the fire destroyed the boat valued at 6000. Local bystanders aided in the rescue.
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Clayton, X
J. P. Gillespie
New York
Thousand Islands
Gillespie
Gillespies
Special Communication for late Brother Joseph G Tind lay
A special communication of King Solomon's lodge No. A F & A M held at the Masonic temple Friday morning July 24 at 3 oclock for the funeral of the late Brother Joseph G Tind lay of Racine Lodge No All members urged to attend. Members of District judges are visited to represent.
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King Solomon's Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Joseph G. Tindlay
Racin Lodge No
Davis, WM
Riff Terms of Peace to be Ignored in Morocco
Reports from Fez and Paris say Abd El Krim’s forces may seek peace talks but any terms must be genuine and not broadcast via newspapers. Front lines remain calm, with the Riffians showing signs of fatigue after French defeats. Abd El Krim reportedly weakens under blockade as French reinforcements arrive near Taza and Quetzen.
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bd-El-Akrim
Taza
Abd-El-Krim
Fez
French Morocco
Associated Press
Durgha
Quetzan
Taga
Quezzan
Morocco
Abd-Elkrim
American Slain by Bandits. Foreigners Targeted
Washington reports distressed officials over the killing of an American and capture of another by Chinese bandits, as negotiations with foreign powers continue. Morgan Palmer was killed near Harbin. Dr. Howard, eye specialist, was captured, with his son safe aboard a launch. Palmer’s death occurs amid US China friendship gestures and Boxer indemnity payments.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Palaver
Tull
Howard
Morgan Palmer
Palmer
Peking
Sungari
Harbin
Rockefeller Hospital
James
Fuchochen
Salt Administration
Kalgan
Sussom
Baldwin
Salgan
Chihli
Kirin
New York
Manchuria
Mattsburgh
N.Y
American Red Cross
Siberia
Henry Ford Bid May Be Rejected Over Shipping Policy
Washington July 24 The Shipping Board faces a snag in its plan to dispose of a large fleet of war built vessels. The Ford bid may be rejected on grounds that sinking ships would conflict with the merchant marine act. Chairman O Connors actions and a possible attorney general opinion are under consideration as the board weighs its options before a scheduled meeting.
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Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board Tetalning [Maal Say Ag
Oconnor
Ettuke Anag
Washington
Asanelated Press
Shipping Board
O'Connor
Tulay
T He Gitocyey
Fragmentary dam shown in farming news clippings
The readable parts describe damaged frames and blurred text within a farming or processing notice, mentioning wheat, apples, and insurance or fees. Names and exact actions are unclear, but references to frames, vendors, and ongoing notices hint at a disrupted report on agricultural logistics.
Distress in Ireland Relieved by Relief Committee
Dublin reports progress from the emergency committee for relief of distress in the west of Ireland. In four and a half months 43 communities formed with clergy and doctors aid. Some districts still need assistance. the famine year promises better fishing village nets and a good harvest outlook for the near term.
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Dublin
Associated Pressj
Ireland
Fishermen Discover Ancient Statue Off Marathon Coast
A group of fishermen near Marathon report finding a well preserved life sized statue of a youth in the sea. Experts deem the Kivence sculpture extremely valuable and compare it to the famed Youth of Anta in style and rarity.
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Athens
Marathon
Kivence
Intor
Anta
Chicago Judge Grabs Stay For Russell Scott’s Hanging
A last minute habeas corpus writ halted Russell Scott’s execution four hours before the scheduled sunrise hanging. Judge Joseph W. David agreed to a night session to consider the petition, while Scott’s attorneys argued insanity and new evidence to counter state witnesses. Governor Small and the Illinois Pardons Board had previously refused further reprieve, ending fresh clemency hopes.
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Thomas Scott
Chicago
Scott
Marty Choreh
Springfield
Pardon Board
Small
Michigan City
Seect
Ehaygurred
Maurer
Russell Scott
Robert
Detroit
Windsor
Blames
Associated Press
Chicago Tribune
Joseph BW. David
David
Scott Stewart
Peter M. Hoffman
Tudge David's
Stewart
Lynch
Sessio
Fife
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Ont
Joseph Maurer
Board
Division of Pardons and Paroles
fRy Associated
Alex J. Irroesheck
Illinois
Brett
Favernor Stata
Shorty Dye Resting After Fishing Feat in Helena
E A Shorty Dye telegraph editor for the Great Falls Tribune and former AP correspondent spends a few days with Helena friends. He endured a strenuous fishing attempt in the Sun River country, falling into a creek four times while pursuing one fish now slated for display by the Great Falls Society for the Preservation of Miraculous Phenomena.
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E. A
Shorty” Dye
Great Falls Tribune
Associated Press
Fete
Helena
Sun River
Shorty
Great Falls
Statue of Phillips Brooks finds home in North Andover
Bela Pratt's statue, long debated and tied up in court, has been installed on Centre Common North Andover. Gift accepted by the selectmen due to ties with Bishop Franks. dedication included Rev. William H. Dewart of Old North Church Boston.
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North Andover
Mass
Bela Pratt
Phillips Brooks
Centre Common
Boston
Franks
Willam H. Dewart
Old North Church
Brooks
German Returns American Flag After World War I Memo
In Quakertown Pa a German lieutenant sent back a flag that Corporal G W Fryling carried to the Argonne. Fryling was killed September 26 1918. The flag, found in his knapsack envelope, was mislaid but later returned with a letter of apology from the German officer. The letter explains the flag was taken during a patrol and later found among relics. It was addressed to S H Feyling of Philadelphia.
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Quakertown
Corp
G. W. Fryling
Twenty-eighth Division
Levi Fryling
Doylestown
Hancock
H. Fryling
Philadelphia
Argonne
Fryling
S. H. Feyling
North Marshall Street
Feyling
Argone Forest
S. H. Fryling
Americans, and Therefore Could Not Reach Mr. Fryling
A. Schleiffele
Bleach Street
Geislingen
Wurtemberg
Germany
Dp. BR
Irish Condemn British Influence in America
At the fifth annual convention of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic a resolution denouncing the “unholy influence” of England in U S education religion and business was adopted calling for a boycott of British goods. A cable from Eamon de Valera was read and praised. Delegates extended sympathy to Egyptian Indian Chinese and Rif nationalist movements and moved to protest Cardinal O Connell and Archbishop Curley with a papal appeal.
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New York
Wingland
United States
American Association For
Trish Republic
Eamonn Dr Valera
Pope
Cardinal O'Connell
Baston
Archbshop Curley
Baltimore
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