American Reporter Faux Pas in Paris Talk
Special correspondence from Baltimore Evening Sun recounts Barney Baruch in Paris as he dismisses American influence in Europe. The piece notes Baruch's war work and a public interview moment with Senator Capper, followed by a grim Lille shooting and a London stage misdirection tale of a sawing trick that ends with audience unrest.
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Paris
Barney Baruch
Baruch
Wilson
War Industries Board
Correspondese
America
Europe
Mr. Baruch
Senate
Senator Capper
Arthur Capper
Kansas
States Tighten Texas Embargoes Over Hoof and Mouth
Texas faces a sweeping set of embargoes on livestock and farm products amid a hoof and mouth outbreak. Mississippi, South Carolina, Vermont, and Georgia ban Texas shipments. Arizona enforces a livestock and hay quarantine. Alabama narrows its ban to seven or eight southern counties. The actions threaten interstate commerce and farm movement across the state.
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Dallas
Tex
Associated Treas
Texas
Mississippi
South Carolina
Vermont
Georgia
Arizona
Alabama
Mail theft at Union Station robs registered items
A theft at Union Station in Toledo involved registered and first class mail. A pouch of registered mail a jewel box like hand package a registered letter and about 25 first class letters were stolen.
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Toledo
Associated Tress
Union Station
Imart
Rob Illinois Bank Robbery Near Jewett
Four bandits robbed the State Bank of Jewett near Terre Haute this afternoon. They forced cashier Virgil Armer to open the vault and escaped with 1600 dollars along the National Ohl Trail road heading west.
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Illinois Bank
Greenup
Ills
Associated Press
State Bank
Jewett
Tere
Virgil Armer
Collins Father of Floyd Collins Found in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa Sept 22 Associated Press reports J J Collins father of Floyd Collins who died in Sand Cave Kentucky has been found He disappeared Sunday but says he was visiting trends in a Sioux City suburb He is operating a show at the Interstate fair here.
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Collins
Sioux City
Iowa
Associated Press
J—J.ceollins
Floyd Collins
Sandcave
Kentucky
Record Wheat Crop In Waterloo County 447 Bushels From Nine Acres
James Simpson of Branchton threshed nine acres to yield 447 bushels of wheat in Waterloo County in 1925. Average per acre nears 50 bushels amid reported good quality grain.
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Galt
Ontario
Waterloo County
James Simpson
Branchton
Peter Lyster’s amnesia after front shelling shocks Nan Marraby
On the Western Front a shell killed and injured many, leaving Peter Lyster with memory loss of his engagement to Nan Marraby. Nan, heartbroken, stays at home after her stepmother’s death as she learns Peter may return with Lieut. John Arnott wounded. Arnott visits Nan and inquires about Harley Sefton, a mysterious former acquaintance linked to Peter.
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Peter Lyster
Peter
Nan Marraby
Nan
London
Joan Endicott
Joan
John Arnott
Marraby
Arnott
Harley Sefton
Red House
Ile
Wan
Sefton
Jim
Buster
France
Claudie
Jin
Claudio
Lyster
Miss Marraby
Nat
Mr Sefton Returns and Peter’s Confused Moment
Peter meets Harley Sefton, a friend of his father, who has taken a house in Little Gadsden. Arnott laments Peter’s memory lapse after a combat wound while Lyster notes Marraby's stepfamily dynamics and Peters’s anxiety about future accusations of marriage.
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Arnott
Layster
Marraby
Peter
Hint
Lyster
Harley Sefton
England
Sefton
Miss Marraby
Avife
Harley Seften
Little Gadsden
Laster
France
Poison Trial Sparks Tense Family Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a strained scene with references to a poison trial and a tense meeting at the Red House in Tattle Garsden. Peter reflects on a fading friendship while Vin urges a visit. The passage hints at distress and unresolved loyalties amid the trial context.
Ask World to Discuss Less Arms
The piece reports that Congress must authorize any League of Nations disarmament effort as President Lcadtge leans against joining a League disarmament conference. Officials note mutual reductions could be pursued, but Washington may avoid involvement in the experts committee examining a disarmament agreement.
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League of Nations
Congress
Lcatdge
Colon William Mitehri
Rogers
Wilbur Ald
Coolidge
America
Relatives disown Purple Path girl in Denver case
Mrs Marc Metcart Tabor of Silver Motlar Tabor declares the Chicago woman is not her daughter after a Chicago woman said she was her child. The Denver Post reports the claim as part of a discontinuous page note from September 22. A separate line notes a scientist claiming earthworms have memory and can be trained.
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Lille
Denver
Proes
Marc Metcart Tabor
Mississippi Singing River Still Mystery
The Pascagoula river saga draws investigators from Trenville to New Orleans as US officials fund study of the Pascagoula sounds. Theories cite underground rivers fishes or riverbed formations with no conclusive evidence after centuries of exploration along Delmay Bayou and the harbor shore.
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Nis
Bla
Jie Atraing
Pascagoula
Maton
United States
Pageagonla
Perullar
Sani
Hottan
Henn
Interaytn
Tangihia
Iberville
Delmay Bayon Tt
Qworld
Panragenia
Uncanny Air Sound Haunts National Capital River Scene
Investigators along the riverfront report eerie, unearthly sounds echoing over the shore as a strange affair unfolds near a church, a moonlit skyline, and a bridge cross the river. Narratives tie the event to legends of the region and a river crossing two centuries earlier.
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Moon Inn
Attair
Dallas Baron
Ware
Winging
Ther- Villy
Harper declines Boston University presidency offer
Dr Heber R Harper chancellor of the University of Denver rejects the Boston University presidency, saying leaving now would jeopardize Denver's programs and supporters. Bishop Anderson expresses disappointment but respects Harper's conscientious decision.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Heber R. Harper
University of Denver
Boston University
William F. Andereson
Boston
Harper
Hishop Anderson
Denver
Anderson
Bishop Anderson
Dr. Harper
Odd Fellows choose Portland for next grand lodge meeting
Portland was selected for the next annual meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows by unanimous vote of delegates at the 101st communication here today. The meeting will be held the third Monday in September.
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Portland
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
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