Journal of Goncourt diaries to be published this fall
Paris reports that the famous Journal of the Goncourt brothers, long kept private since Edmond de Goncourt’s death, may be released by the national library on September 10 if another delay does not occur. Publication has been resisted by literary figures and politicians who caution the diaries reveal sensitive remarks about prominent persons.
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Associated Prattj
Ne Goncourt Brothers
Tdmond de Goncourt
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National Library
Hare
Leon Berard
Poincare
M. du Menzie
London cruelty case fines man for starving hens
Charles Clark, in England, was fined five pounds after leaving 32 chickens in a ventilated box. Nine died and the others gasped for breath when opened, revealing a crime of cruelty to animals with a gruesome outcome.
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London
England
Charles Clarkson
Leather lasts years says standards bureau
Washington reports the Bureau of Standards states leather of food quality can be kept for years without losing much strength. A female family in Italy was found without fingers and toes.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Simple Mixture Promises Quick Digest Relief
An old advertisement touts a simple mixture of buckthorn bark and aly tereine claimed to remove gas in ten minutes and relieve constipation. It notes improved appetite and intestinal evacuant effects, with a promotional blurb from Ghalhheld Drug Store in Maln 8.
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Adlerika
Adlertia
Alamach Trov
Ghalhleld Drug Store
Seaplane Rescue Efforts Follow Mysterious Disappearance
Severe sea search around Maui continues for a missing seaplane after a 25 hour flight with two crews aboard. Navy officers vow to search every drop of water as faster ships circle an ocean area of hundreds of square miles northeast of Maui while officials assess the fate of the green sea craft and its crew.
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California
Silence Grace
Maui
Navy
Alalakoiki Channel
Island
Mani
John Rodgers
Havre de Grace
Byron J. Connell
Pittsburg
Skiles N Pope
Jackson
William H. Bowl
Richmond
Ouse G Stanz
Terre Maute
Branded Savages Sought By Explorer
A 19 year old Minneapolis explorer and a University of Minnesota student depart to find alleged brand savages of Central and South America linked to an Aryan legend. He plans overland travel to Keusdor and may use dynamite in jungles while hoping to return with villagers he calls "members of the lost race." His father calls the quest a wild-goose chase.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Brand Savages
Central
South America
JS J Bliss
University of Minnesota
Keusdor
Bilas
Fares
Ania
Ecuador
Bisa
Nicarigua
Honduras
Ilias
Smith 15 Roasting Hylan and Hearst
New York mayoral contest flares as Governor Smith denounces publisher William Randolph Hearst and defends his critique of Mayor Hylan. He accuses Hearst of spreading lies while defending his own record and denouncing Hearst’s anti Wall Street rhetoric and religious bigotry accusations.
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New York
Associated Press
Smith
William Randolph Viearst
New York American
Calst
Hearst
California
Hylan
Stith
Mr. Hearst
Madison Square Garden
Reas
Klan
Calfornia
Mac
Wall Street
Atual
Nan
Trvlan
Carrey
William Randolph
Tam
Tsay
Radio licenses tally by province across Canada
Ottawa reports end of month radio license totals with Ontario leading at 28 507 followed by Quebec 7 852 and British Columbia 9 393. Other provinces list smaller counts including Saskatchewan Manitoba Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Yukon and Northwest Territories. Nightshirts vanish in Denver as Knights of the Ku Klux Klan probe missing robes and regalia valued up to seven thousand dollars. In Buenos Aires a French air action negotiates a mail service contract between France and Argentina.
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Ottawa
Prince Edward
Denver
Sem
Imperial Orgunization
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Ald
Klan
Bueenos
Aires
Air Acsion
Prince Charlee Vierat
M . Paertel
Frad
Lastecnere Ais Company
Nas
Fr Att Actiat
France
Argentina
Vaudeville Tonight Offers Star Acts at the Marlow
The Associated Vaudeville bill at the Marlow features Farnell the top comic with a laugh a second, Mlle Florence as his feeder, and Billy Cross’s bright group delivering sparkling songs. Don sang and Ah Chung entertain with Oriental flair while La Rose and Le Rose perform thrilling acrobatics. Lottie Rule opens with sax and accordion, and Beauty and the Bad Man film with Mabel Ballin leads the program.
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Butte Miner
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Might
Marlow
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Farnell
Tie
Mle Mlorence
Billy Cross
Don Sang
Ah Chung
Sale
la Rose
le Rose
Lottie Rule
Cassie
Petter B Kyne
Sory
Prank Woods
William Worthington
California
Ryne
Mabel Ballin
Whd
Forrest Stanley
Mussell Smpson
Edna Mae Cooper
Andre de Beranger
James Gordan
Guy Olive
Canadian beer loses charm for tourists
Detroit reporters note tourist crowds flock to Ontario border towns but the famed 440 beer charm wanes. Despite heavy advertising, visitors find most Ontario inns and restaurants offer only weak near beer or similar beverages. Canadians remain unimpressed as the temperance act alters sales and tastes across the province.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Port Maron
Pointy
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
Ku Klux Klan Exile Freed After Pardon
William Moyers, Klansman and ex leader, was sentenced to two to thirty years for his role in the St Mary's Cathedral break in 1924. Governor Franklin harshly pardoned him, and Moyers was released a week ago, according to Associated Press reports.
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Buriington
Associated Press
William
Moyers
Ku Klux Klan
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Herg
Franklin
Fittings
United States hay standards made permanent by secretary
Washington tentative hay standards in operation last year were ordered permanent by Secretary Sardine. Denver John G Otto one month old son of Mr and Mrs August Otto was smothered to death accidentally in his crib at the Otto home.
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Washington
United States
Sardine
Denver
John G. Otto
August Otto
Otto Hone
Leprosy Treatment with Radium Reported in Hospital
A wartime medical note from the lower receiving hospital describes a radium based treatment for leprosy conducted by Doctors St Nell and RP Saniige. The report outlines the use of radium in therapy and notes the associated medical context.
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Tonoluin
Associated
Mr. St. Nell
RP. Saniige
Rum cargo dumped overboard in vain
Buffalo bootleggers drifted at sea for days after 80 cases of scotch and several ale cases were jettisoned when their motor failed and compass failed. Two men barely survived the drifting ordeal as a U S cruiser offered aid and retrieved two cases as a token of thanks amid the emptied cargo and nerves frayed.
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Mquor
Rim
Han
Jay
Wight
Logan
Tem
Uncle Sam
Long Point
Cleveland
Cleveland Sporsmen
Couldn't Stay in Bed Puts Man in Jail in Anaconda
Anaconda news recounts John Wright and friend arriving by car from Philipsburg and facing a night in a rooming house after an officer impounded the vehicle. John repeatedly dodges sleep but is eventually arrested and placed in the jail while explaining a lack of change. The tale ends with magistrate Murphy hearing the officer’s account of lodging him where springs are equal on both sides. An unrelated Greek church note mentions women forbidden on Athos peninsula.
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John Wright
Jolie
John
Anacrnda
Amlot
Spe
Matchett
Philipsburg
Blunt Creek
Ele
Western Union
Nam
Magistrats Murphy
Athos
Peninsula
Greece
Bootleg Rum Case Faces Dismissal Over Label Confusion
In San Francisco officials show a developing cordial stance toward the wharf area as investigators struggle to prove a bootleg liquor case. An erased label on a confiscated bottle and missing identifiers hinder the prosecutor’s effort, leaving the matter possibly dismissed.
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San Francisco
Armentiers Sinks After Naval Vessel Strikes Rock
Victoria officials report the H. M. c. S. Armentiers a wine sweeper from the Canadian naval base struck a rock and sank at noon in Pipestone Inlet Barkeley Sound on Vancouver Island. The crew reached shore safely.
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B.C
H. M. c. S. Armentiers
Esaumalt
Rock
Pipestone Inlet
Barkeley Sound
Vancouver Island
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