Bernstein Accepts Apology
New York July 25 Herman Bernstein editor today has accepted Henry Ford s apology and dropped the $200 000 libel suit Ford retracts the Dearborn Independent assertion that Bernstein supplied information for the anti Jewish campaign and will aid Bernstein s expenses and counteract the articles translated worldwide The settlement comes after Ford ordered attacks on Jews to stop and followed a similar suit settlement with Aaron Sapiro The Yonkers conference included Samuel Untermyer representing Bernstein and Clifford B Longley De Lancey Nicoll Jr Martin Ansorge for Ford
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New York
Herman Bernstein
Today
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Dearborn Independent
Bernstein
Independent
Arthur Brisbane
Aaron Sapiro
Yonkers
Samuel Untermyer
Clifford B. Longley
de Lancey Nicoll, Jr
Martin €. Ansorge
Mr. Untermy
Death by Own Action Shocks Congressman Crumpacker
The obituary notes Thomas Smart Crumpacker born in Valparaiso Indiana and educated at the University of Michigan and Harvard Law School. A World War I captain, he served as Deputy District Attorney of Multnomah County before his election to Congress, later re-elected by a large majority.
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Thomas Smart
Crumpacker
Valparaiso
Ind
University of Michigan
Harvard Law School
Nulnomah
Portland
Ore
Blairsville to be in league for the season
Blairsville joins Latrobe Greensburg and New Kensington in a four team league balance. Wilkinsburg had poor draw due to no field and playing all games away. An iron worker injured at Conemaugh Iron Works in Blairsville was taken to Indiana Hospital with a leg injury. Coal miner Zigie Supejinski died from injuries in Greensburg after a slate fall at Irwin Gas Coal near Geers. A four year old girl was saved from drowning at a pool west of Blairsville by Milton R Reeves of Greensburg before regaining consciousness.
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Blairsville
Pennsylvania
Latrobe
Greensburg
New Kensington
Wilkinsburg
John Costello
Hodge Street
Conemaugh Iron Works
Indiana Hospital
Coetella
Workigan
Zigie Supejinski
Salisbury
Westmoreland Hospital
Irwin Gas Coal Company
Geers
James Harkins
Mount Pleasant
Westmoreland County
Blairaville
William Penny
Milton R. Reeves
Reeves
End of a Rope to End Career of Chas. Birger
Jury convicts Charles Birger and two associates in Franklin County after a two hour deliberation. Birger sentenced to death, while Newman and Hyland face possible new trials. Crowd watches as Birger grins and declares the end of his reign in gangland Little Egypt.
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Birger
Newman
Hyland
Tthey
State Supreme Court
Charles ‘A. Karch
Franklin County
Robert E. Smith
Nveary
Ithis
Dangerous Foods and Rabies Transmission Facts
The document states that fables cannot spread rabies to domestic animals via food unless intestinal lesions exist. It concludes there is no danger to consumers from milk or meat from rabid golmels, noting lip and mouth abrasions create risk.
Hunger strike continues for Sacco and Vanzetti
Boston July 26. Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti resume hunger strike after 168 hours without food. Both decline breakfast as they await execution on August 10 for 1920 murder of a paymaster and a guard. Warden Hendry says both appear in good health with no signs of collapse.
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Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Charlestown
Sarco
Vanzetti
South Raintree
Sacen
Sacca
William Ilendry
Resourceful man converts table leaves into china cabinets
A hotel closing out banquet tables left behind a dozen oak table leaves unused by the purchaser. In spare time, a resourceful man crafted four roomy china cabinets with lead glass fronts, providing his wife with extra cupboard space she needed.
Governors Meet Divides on Farm Relief Policy Debate
Western governors clash over farm relief plans at the opening Governors conference in Michigan. McNary-Haugen bill praised as economically sound while others cite hog production history. Delegations from Maine to Utah gather to discuss flood control merchant marine and taxation issues beyond Prohibition.
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Hammill
Iowa
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Maine
Florida
Pennsylvania
Utah
Mississippi River
Seaboard
Great Lakes
Michigan
Green
Ralph O. ‘Brewster
Fred W. Green
Djibo ‘Graves
Alabama
John E. Martineau
Arkansas
Connecticut
Robert P. Robinson
iDelaware
John W. Martin
Ed Jackson
Indiana
John Hammill
Town
Benis. Paulen
Kansas
Ralph O. Brewster
Albert ‘C. Ritchie
Maryland
Adam MeyMutlen
Huntley
Spaulding
New Hampshire
John
Fisher
Norman
Case
Rhode Island
John G. Richards
South Carolina
George Dern
John BE. Weeks
Vermont
Emerson
Wyoming
Len Small
Ilinois
Cary Hardee
John O. Hull
Fuller
Massachusetts
World altitude record broken amid flames and smoke
Spectators watched as the flyer plunged during a dive seven miles high. Flames surrounded the plane but were extinguished near impact. the champion reported to the Navy Department about his flight. Beaver Valley reports announce upcoming weather briefings for air mail pilots between McKeesport and Cleveland starting August 1.
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Champion
Navy Department
Beaver Valley
Pittsburgh
Pbeaver Valley
McKeesport
Cleveland
Ohio
W. Edward Makin
Beaver Falls
William Brotzman
U. R. Weather Bureau
Brotzman
Spanking Incident In Washington Leads To Missing Diamond Bracelet
Mrs Clyde Yarbrough Feder wife of a Pittsburgh millionaire faced a dispute after spanking her five year old son Bruce near the White House. Bruce claimed the incident caused the loss of her $3,000 diamond bracelet. The Feder family, visiting Washington, described the scene and their reactions.
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Warutington
Clyde Yarbrough Feder
Pittsburgh
Bruce
Feder
Washington
White House
Pinchot eyed for Congress from Pike County district
Talk of Pinchot running for Congress from Pike County grows with observers forecasting a possible Senate bid if not a House seat. Strassburger lurks as a potential rival with ties to Senator Vare, while Pinchot keeps a seasoned Philadelphia press aide on his staff.
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William 5S. Vare
Pinchot
Vare
Senate
Strassburger
Philadelphia
Pike County
W. C. T. U. Meeting on August 5 at Ridgeview
Members of the W. C. T. U. gather for a meeting on August 5 featuring an invocation by Rev. Lutz, special music, a gold medal contest, and an address by Homer Tope of Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary H. Russell memorial observed with singing led by T. B. Stacy.
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Chien
Behops Seein Ridgeview
Mary H. Russell
T. B. Stacy
Rev. Lutz
Marion Center
J. T. Davis
Blairsville
Homer Tope
Philadelphia
Bardelys the Magnificent at the Ritz Theater
American Legion Drum Corps invites readers to a film presentation of Bardelys the Magnificent at the Ritz Theater today and tomorrow. The promotional note touts the byline author of The Sea Hawk and Scaramouche and promises an enjoyable evening.
Deaths Mrs Irene Pearl Elgin Buried in Elderton
Funeral services for Mrs Irene Pearl Elgin aged 47 wife of E J Elgin were held at Elderton United Presbyterian Church with Rev Orville Fleming officiating. Interment followed in Elderton Cemetery. She was daughter of the late Jack Manges and longtime resident of the community. Survived by husband and children Dean Lamonte Mildred and Jesse all at home, one brother James Elgin of Indiana R D, and sisters Mrs Elizabeth M Aultman of Bheloda T D and Mrs Rowley of Indiana.
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Irene Pearl Elgin
E. J. Elgin
Elderton United Presbyterian Church
Orville Fleming
Elderton
Jack Manges
Dean
Lamonte
Mildred
Jesse
James Elgin
Indiana
R. D
Mis
Elizabeth M. Aultman
Bheloda
T. D
Mrs. Rowley
Corn Bread Pride of Corn in Eastern Canada
In eastern Canada there is a brown bread made from Tadlan corn or chatze, a native ear of this continent, praised as corn bread. The text notes the early cultivation by the Iroquois and the arrival of the white man.
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Canada
Altitude Effect Delays in Oxygen and Carbonic Acid Balance
A fragmented report notes two health effects at high altitude. One cause is oxygen shortage affecting the Fraenel geheat fields. The other, relating to the Tratlan geheer, cites lack of carbonic acid in the blood.
Error Need Not Be Fatal Thee are few mistakes quoted
A terse aphorism from Creighton emphasizes that most errors are not fatal. It argues that proper handling after mistakes teach valuable lessons. The quote reframes errors as opportunities for learning and growth.
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Creighton
Mental All Destructive Whether You stork ty brain oe hand
Fragmentary old verse stresses need for earth and strength and moral courage. It warns men fail not from bodily fatigue but from mental ills, presenting a moral exhortation in archaic phrasing.
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Patriot Marcos Bozzuris Leads Night Attack Victory
Creek patriot Marcos Bozzuris did not lie about the success of his country's fight against Turkey. He was killed in a successful night attack on a superior Turkish force near Carpentry 182%. Sihris tar ute wvening Ganette.
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Marcos Bozzuris
Turkey
Old Tyler and the Gold Dream in Linderville
An elderly prospector, Tyler, inspires townsfolk with tales of gold near their doorstep. He disappears after venturing toward a promising trail, leaving a letter that claims a vast mineral find. The town realizes the gold they chased was a joke on them, yet the legend lingers as locals still seek fortune.
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Tyler
Ione
Rocky
Alaska
American River
California
Oregon
Arkansas
Cinderville
Old Tyler
Linderville
Strich
Ims Pick
Inderville
Adrian Tyler
Minden
Lindervin
Record-Breaking Dance Chief Delivers In Family Drawing Room
Clarence enters the drawing room and proclaims he has broken all the dancing records. He dramatically explains the achievement, while his father asks what he gets for it. Clarence replies that he dropped the lot on the floor, causing surprised interest.
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Clarence
Obese Woman Urges Household to Join Exercise Plan
Mrs Winkley expresses frustration with household budget strain and urges family members to participate in her reducing exercise program. The dialogue hints at harried finances and a push for shared effort at home.
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Bath
Nobert
Mrs. Winkley
Hyebun
That Very Queer Passenger and Ann Richland’s Car
In a spring village, Ann Richland bonds with her old car and a mysterious rider. Everett Lewis returns incognito, renewing a past romance as a bank robbery threat looms and a life in Little River settles into happiness.
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Ann Richland
Ann
Crogs
Little River
Dan Miilx
Benjamin Brown
Dan Mills
Dan
Ben Brown
Ann Tielland
Nandom
Tan Mills
Brown
Ann Thenland
Everett Lewis
Tittle River
Ben
Everett
Androve
Ana Ricbland
Marrial Everett Lewis
Oliy House
Pabsongy
Trial of Parkerson case draws countywide crowd
In a parish seat courtroom crowded beyond capacity, anticipation built as District Attorney Emile Vuillemont prepared to seek the death penalty for the trio. Former Senator James R. Parkerson’s defense sought a continuance, overruled earlier, as 300 talesmen were summoned and 80 witnesses listed for the proceedings.
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Beado
Centrido
Emile Vuillemont
James R. Parkerson
Parkerson
James D. ‘Simon
Difficulties Beset Path of Bud and Lena
The Wilsons and Stillmans face friction over wedding plans with Father Ephrem Lami set to wed them. A large cathedral platform will host the ceremony as countryside dancers celebrate after. Bud Stillman and his sister Anne Davison with Henry Pomeroy Davison travel from Locust Valley, New York.
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Bud
Stillmans
Wilsons
Stillman
Nature
James A. Stillman
Anne Davison
Heniy Pomeroy Davison
Locust Valley
W. Y
Ward Chaney
Daviveon
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