Bryan planned Holy Land pilgrimage led by William Jennings Bryan
Readers learned of a proposed voyage in 1926 for hundreds of followers to travel to Egypt Palestine and the Mount of Olives. Bryan would speak in Jerusalem Bethlehem and other sites with a final Easter address on the Mount of Olives. The death prompted tributes noting his national impact and long career defending his principles.
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Bryan
Inp
Kew Lork
Egypt
Palestine
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Mount of Olives
Walliams
William Jennings Bryan
Vr Bryan
Bryans
Chicago
Threats against life of Bryan staged during Scopes trial era
Police warn of death threats against Bryan and plots to murder him, mostly from northern cities. Doctors attribute Bryan's death to heart failure after Scopes trial related strain. The article notes hostile remarks toward Dayton witnesses and mentions fruit gifts Bryan received during reception events.
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Bryan
Citiey
T Raymond Wallace
Mr Bryan
Dayton
Mresa
Dasicn
Tromans
Wintheater
Baturd
Parachute Jumper Falls 1000 Feet at Opening
John B Neukam a professional parachute jumper fatally fell 1800 feet during an aerial act at a subdivision opening near Knllkwood Cal. The stunt, watched by about 2500 spectators, went wrong when he swung from a trapeze mounted on an airplane piloted by Lieutenant 4 Eauth of Bridgeton Field Mo.
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John B Neukam
Knllkwood
Neukam
4 Eauth
Bridgeton Field
River Hero Saved Drowning Victims for 45 Years
Albert Greene known as Loadon-Albert Greene spent decades patrolling the Serpentine River near Texas. He is credited with rescuing about 150 lives from drowning amid frequent swift currents and hidden hazards along the waterway.
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Loadon
Albert Greene Boaimneu
Serpentine River
Death of Bryan Shocks Democratic Ranks In Capital
The death of William Jennings Bryan unnerves Democratic readers as his long influence on party councils and presidential prospects fades. His absence leaves a power gap in Congress and national campaign planning, with rivals assessing how to reallocate support and strategy.
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House
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Nebraskan
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Fa Tollette
Jatters
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Cal Searri¢N
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Deny Crate National Committee
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Hard on Mother and Child Rights in Sweden and Renmark
The text outlines that when both parents work they must share expenses and support the other if one loses employment. It states the working mother must support the father until he finds another job and asserts a right to know the other’s bank holdings or income.
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Copenhagen
Sweden
Renmark
Insects Bring Safety Calcutta All Steel Rail Cars
Calcutta railway officials switch to all steel cars on Sadat railways. The change is not due to safety concerns but to insects consuming wooden coaches, prompting the drastic upgrade.
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Calcutta
Sadat
Crossword Cure at Bracebridge Hospital Narrows Health Gap
A patient at Bracebridge Lincoln mental hospital shows near normal health after self-directed recovery. The report notes substantial improvement in overall condition and daily functioning during treatment.
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Lincoln
National School for Secretaries of Commerce Opens Fifth Year
The National School for Commerce Secretaries, now in its fifth year at Northwestern University, trains executive secretaries from across the nation. Two weeks each summer cover office administration, committee work, and modern organizational skills, with lectures by veteran secretaries and practical exams to ensure professional readiness.
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National School For Commercial and Trade Seculivies
Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
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Chambers of Commerce and Trade
United States
Chambers of Commerce
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Picanto
Sears
Natal
Hus
Threevire
Purch
Roodork
Wheney
Ren
Noman
Answers to Questions About Education and World Facts
A collage of Q and A covers odds of outcomes by education level, voter and immigration policy debates, religious membership in 1924, and notes on large islands, Lake Okeechobee, and origin of the chain store idea. It collates factual snippets and asks readers to submit questions with stamps for answers.
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United States
Tabor Davis
T. Poob
Greenland
New Guinea
Romeo
Madagascar
Obeechaher
Okechobee Im Fonda
George
Heyas
New York
Brooklyn
Wo Iaf
Great Atlantic
Darity Tea Company
Lost a Wife at Arrow Theatre brings Greta Nissen
Para mount presents Lost a Wife at the Arrow Theatre featuring Greta Nissen in the lead with Adolphe Menjou and Robert Agnew. The story centers on marital questions and independence as a Norwegian mother searches for a husband while a bride of a day seeks escort back to the hotel and faces divorce proceedings.
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Tony Hamlton
Monte Carlo
William de Ville
Arrow Theater
Adolphe Menjou
Greta Sissen
Robert Agnew
de Mille
Lost
Greta Nissen
Norwatd
Trance
Menon
Tost
William de Mille Pietires
Woman and man charged after liquor dispute on street
Bridgeton police arrest Mrs Glamone and Elizabeth Cooper after a dispute over a pint of liquor. Elizabeth allegedly snatched a bill and tapped a man with a bottle. Barber is jailed for intoxication and held as a witness. Mrs Glamone is held for court as police say she runs a family winery.
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Bridgeton
Joe Glamone
Elizabeth Cooper
Tony Barber
Cooper House
Elizabeth
Barber
Blizabeth
Giomone
Recorder Lore
Lighted Wind Device Powers Small Batteries
A windy device lifts two small blades mounted on a 10 foot tower to rotate and charge storage batteries. The setup aims to provide electricity with sufficient wind, though readings suggest moderate speeds at mile per hour.
Tax receipts from motor vehicle licenses and gas tax total near 300 million
Washington reports motor vehicle license fees and gasoline tax collections totaling about 300 million dollars last year. Since 1901 the first year states taxed autos, owners paid 1 029 806 571 into state treasuries by end of 1924. Careless smoker blamed for large woodland fire near Stettin destroying over 15000 acres.
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Washington
Dquons
Stettin
Germany
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