Present Tornado Season Declared Favorable by Experts
Weather experts from the department of agriculture issue a bulletin on tornado conditions. They note that heat and humidity precede tornadoes, with rain sometimes accompanying or absent. Tornadoes travel in a narrow eastward path, often between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m., with safety guidance tied to cloud formation and wind direction.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Gulf States
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Appalachian Mountains
Uda
Marin
Weather Bureau
United States
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN AND MARRIAGE NEWS
A collage of notes on women’s rights and roles abroad and at home. Leaders in politics and labor movements include Queen Helena of Italy and Mrs. Sidney Webb. reports detail women entering trades, unions forming in Chicago, and a Texas Oklahoma force offered for France. A marriage for Eleanor Wilson Parker and Charles Francis Phillips closes the report.
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Chicago
Berwick
United States
Queen Sophia
Greece
W. A. Holman
New South Wales
Australia
Texas
Oklahoma
France
Sidney Webb
British Reconstruction Committee
Richard Potter
Grand Trunk Railway
Webb
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Princess School
Carlsruhe
Gustav
New York
Prinipals
Eleanor Wilson Parker
Charles Francis Phillips
Phillips
Columbia University School of Journalism
Radical College
Owen Cattell
Phillip
Cattell
Fortune of Chang Hsun Wealth Sought in Tientsin
Rumors swirl in Tientsin that General Chang Hsun’s fortune is hidden in the city with figures claimed from ten million to a hundred million dollars. A gunboat threat and tax office placards were posted as guards, but Chang Hsun’s wives and relatives had moved to the British concession without notice.
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Tiet-Tsin
Tieen-‘Tsin
Chang Hsun
Sher Hadl
Theatrical Gossip Drives Musical Season in New York
New York theater chatter confirms Frank Pixley and Ade Waldrop revive A Full House as a musical. Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske headlines a Phillip Moeller comedy based on Georg Sand with De Musset figures. Ray Raymond Hitchcock takes over Fort Fourth Street Theater. Rasputin shines at the Mark as Julia Dean leads a strong cast. Margaret Mayo retires from stage work to focus on films. The Manx Man runs at Criterion before wider release.
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Frank Pixley
Gustave Luders
Ade Waldrop
Willaw and Erlanger
George ‘Tyler
Arthur Hopkins
Minnis Maddern Ficke
Phillip Moeller
Georg Sand
Hopkins
Alfred de Musset
Heine
Chopin
Liszt
Shitely- Woo
Rasputin
Florence Beresford
Czarina
Montague Love
Polly
North America
Margaret Mayo
Intr Oarnational Romane
Chicago
Balkans
George
Greek Flag Restored Over Greek Navy After Balkan Accord
The Greek flag has been raised again over the Greek navy with 22 warships, including destroyers and light cruisers, under Greek control after a year of Allied merger. Battleships Lemnos and Wilkish stay near the arsenal while altered to block combat. Submarine activity and patrols in the eastern Mediterranean are key, with crews and officers resuming independent command.
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Athens
Associated Press
Lightquadron
Ethe Lemnos
Whitkish
Idaho
Mississippi
Paris
Saloniki
Venizelos
Elover
Greece
Entente
Constantine
Lemnos
Wilkish
Ront
Tme
Existin
Ministry of the For Ion Affairs
Legation
Mediterranean
Aegean
Exiled Greek Ministers Living Comfortably in Corsica
Athens report places 24 former cabinet ministers and high officials exiled after Constantine’s abdication living together at Ajaccio on Corsica. They occupy hotel rooms with good food, move freely, visit Napoleon era sites, and enjoy sea breezes while Athens endures heat. Talks exist of moving them to Tunis after the Corsican stay.
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Athens
Kine Csistantine
Ajsaccio
Corica
Napoleon
France
Marseilles
Lem
Lang
Corsica
Tunis
Letter of Luther Found in Sweden
A discovery in the royal archives reveals a letter written by Martin Luther to Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz protesting indulgences. The letter, dated the day Luther nailed his theses, was found by a Swedish official in Germany and brought to Sweden in the seventeenth century. A German copy existed, but the original was long considered lost and may have been forgotten.
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Stockhol
Martin Luther
Wittenberg
Albrecht A. Mayence
Luther
Sweden
Germany
Another Airplane Raid On London Last Night
London reports a second hostile air raid in one night with two attacks separated by a 40 minute lull. Anti aircraft batteries opened fire, repelling the raiders in both assaults and the all clear was sounded at 9:50 p.m.
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London
Japanese Mission To Visit New York City Tour Details
New York completes preparations to host Viscount Ishii and the Japanese mission. Planned events include a municipal banquet public reception and excursions to West Point and nearby sites over the next two or three days.
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New York
Viscount Ishii
West Point
National Life Underwriters Convention Opens in New Orleans
The National Association of Life Underwriters begins a three day program in New Orleans with a large attendance of leading insurance men. The agenda centers on business patriotism and pleasure, with economic and social preparedness as the main discussion themes.
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New Orleans
Naional Association of Life Underwriters
Roosevelt to Speak at Racine Demonstration
Racine Wisconsin prepares for former President Roosevelt to speak at a large patriotic demonstration linked to the annual Wisconsin Municipalities convention. Officials from nearly every city in the state will be present for the event.
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Racine
Wis
Roosevelt
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Hurricane Moves Toward Gulf Coast Warned by Weather Bureau
Washington reports the West Indian hurricane, after damaging Jamaica, crossed into the Gulf of Mexico via western Cuba and moves north north west toward the U S Gulf coast. Warnings issued from Mobile Alabama to Apalachicola Florida and storm alerts along the gulf coast to Key West.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Jamaica
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
American Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Ala
Apalachicola
Fla
Key West
Foley Cathartic Tablets Offered for Digestive Relief
Mann Drug Co. advertises Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle solution for indigestion constipation and various stomach issues. The copy claims they prevent self poisoning by clearing waste matter and promote relief from symptoms like headache bloating and bad breath.
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Mann Drug Co
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Life Underwriters’ Convention
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