Bolshevik Converts Make Gains in Italy Turmoil
Turin reports show textile and boot factories seized by operatives as radical actions widen. Workers vote meetings address the situation with miners and socialist factions noting potential settlements but wary of extremists. Officials, employers, and labor groups assess changes across chemical, rubber, transport, and electric sectors.
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Citly
Moh
Holaevita Daviye
Jeanne
Birlee Agit Niet
Swetton
Lew Chun
Chae
Hurel Coulis
Turin
Mi Fin
Mili
Altuiy Don
Miliun
Turion
Ubor Confederation
Tallin
Socialist Parliamentary Party
Socialist Party
Modigiani
Bitest
Air Mail Plane Wreck Near Mammoth Injures Pilot
An air mail De Havilland plane 102 piloted by Sten crashed near Mammoth 100 miles from Salt Lake City en route from San Francisco. Sten escaped injury. aircraft damaged with propeller gear and radio broken. The incident prompted investigation by the United States district attorney’s office as officials seek to determine cause.
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Salt Lake City
de Haviland
Sten
Wall
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Mammoth
Suspects in Unclear Case Captured in UO Aryniforma
A garbled report describes a Sunday incident in UO Aryniforma with two suspects Miswin Sadie and Suele Bolter and a victim Mike Myrako. Police later captured Myrako after a tense sequence following a plea for help.
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Gru4wick
Miswin Sadie
Suele Bolter
Wwiliary Poms
Mike Myrako
Vileh
Dmv
Negro Murderer Lynched in Meridian Mist
A recently convicted murderer of Twury W. Davie was abducted by a mob near Quilon, tied, carried away, and killed. The sensational incident follows a tumultuous period marked by violence and political unrest in the region, with reports of allied actions and regional upheaval across the area.
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Meridian
Mist
Will Behols
Twury W. Davie
Tanher
Quilon
German Warships Show Hidden Damage From Ex-German Crew
The navy reported that five ex-German warships brought to the United States for the peace treaty era cannot be sent on a public tour due to deliberate damage to engines and vital parts. Only Ostfriesland could possibly move under its own power, but even that would be unsafe, with crews accused of systematic looting and sabotaging pipes and valves.
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Washington
Navy Department
Department
J. P. Boliwog
America
Oxtfriatland
New York
Hellywee
Ostfriesland
Crew Stranded on Galapagos Like Castaways
Four weeks at sea ended when the Australian government vessel Carawe or Carawa reached the Galapagos Islands. The crew towed a blownout launch to Chatham Island, struck a reef, and watched their boat sink. They built a canvas tent and subsisted on canned meat and potatoes as search and rescue followed.
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Sydney
Australia
Galapagos Islands
Sticent
Uner Ce ‘Awa
Roblain Crusoe
Carawa
Port Arthur
Tex
Bentine
Case Oil
Pacific
Iiner
Chatham Islands
Galapagos Group
Chatham Island
Ersten Post
Rudy Fer
Castaways Rescued After Four Weeks at Sea
Supplies scarce and sleep impossible due to mosquitos. Convicts on the stand stole the castaways belongings. After four weeks aboard a schooner with vittle and hoga they were found and landed at Guayaquil. They then traveled by steamer to Colon where the Austravinge bound for Sydney picked them up in July.
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Hoga
Guayaquil
Colon
Austravinge
Sydney
North Dakotan Invents Grasshopper Harvester
North Dakotan inventor N. D. Ed Larkin created a grasshopper trap praised for performance. A galvanized 16 foot tank with a tall back screen, mounted on wheels and horses, holds kerosene and soap to capture grasshoppers. He reportedly caught 100 bushels.
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N. D
Ed Larkin
Larkin
Marion Woman Trades Children for Poodles in Retort
In Marion Indiana Mrs Charles Bevan offered to trade her five children for poodle dogs to avoid leaving her home after a bachelor buyer said she must vacate. The odd ad reflected her refusal to part with the children, prompting local attention.
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Marion
Ind
Charles Bevan
Bevan
Twin Pastors Separated by Church Order in Greensburg
In Greensburg Indiana twin pastors Rev. Otis Martin and Rev. Otis Martin have been separated by order of the presiding bishop of the M B church because their congregations could not tell them apart. The move aims to preserve church unity and clarify leadership at separate conferences.
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Puzzie
Greensburg
Ind
Otis Martin
Lorentzer
M. B. Church
Uncle Sam to aid business men with new development service
Washington plans a government backed development service to translate scientific discoveries into practical industrial use. Led by David T. Price, the program links researchers with engineers to assess cost, supply, production and transportation needs for commercial viability.
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Washington
Sam
T. Meredith
Department of Agriculture
Carl L. Alabers
Durenu
Price
David T. Price
Motors Kill Many Menace Growing Alongside Machines
An executive briefing from the National Safety council warns that the motor vehicle menace remains a growing threat to public life, outpacing aviation and other industries. It cites high fatality rates in car incidents and warns urgent action is needed to safeguard highways nationwide.
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J. Williams
Chileago
National Safety Comnelt
England
Council
Milroads
America
Perenn
Dream of Arrest Haunts Man During Daily Tours
Conrad Jancke thirty, a actor, confessed he dodged the draft and wished to confront the law. He admitted avoiding draft registration but claimed to have registered in the seruvid under the name Charles T. Jackson. He feared pursuers and anticipated a warrant as he slept, hoping to escape arrest.
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New York
Conrad Jancke
Aetor
Ilia
Millerand Says War Must Close After Milan Talks
Premier Millerand declared to a correspondent that the war would end and that Poland should be given counsel of moderation. He cited accords among Italy Great Britain and France as essential to world peace and urged loyalty by the vanquished and moderate enforcement of the Versailles and Saint Germain treaties. The Adriatic issue was discussed with San Remo positions reaffirmed and a spirit of equity urged for timely settlement. The premiers endorsed moderation for Poland and noted uncertain Bolshevik peace prospects in entente relations.
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Adriatic
Great Britain
France
San Remo
Poland
Péeaen
Suffragists Score Victory In Ratification Case
Secretary Colby says he will stand pat on August 26 proclamation that the suffrage amendment is legally ratified and now part of the constitution. He notes government will not change stance absent notification from Tennessee’s Governor Roberts that the lower house rescinded its vote.
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Colby
Washington
Pat
Roberts
Tennessee
Harding May Tour West Planned For Presidential Bid
Marion Ohio Senator Harding may drop his porch campaign to tour the country starting in September traveling through New York Boston Philadelphia and several western cities including Denver Reno Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and Spokane The itinerary lists about 28 visited cities as part of a western swing to boost the presidential bid.
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Ohio
Harding
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Maha
Ste Palle
Metre
Fargo
Butte
Bolae
Salt Lake City
Denver
Reno
Tucson
Lons Angeles
San Francis
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Miners Return Recommendation by United Mine Workers
The policy committee of the United Mine Workers of America favors a return to work for miners now on vacation and the fulfillment of the contract recently signed, reflecting terms issued by the wadtrucite mine commission.
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Hagieton
United Mine Workers of America
Peru still obdurate over Chile dispute in Taenw Arica
Peruvian government remains unmoved by proposals for settlement or monetary compensation to Chile. Washington notes no settlement will be forced while Taenw and Arica provinces remain disputed. Soluntay Ina etptomene referenced in diplomatic language.
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Peru
Beru
Chile
Taenw
Arica
Correct Time by Wireless Varle The Fregeb Obwirvitory
A new contract is announced between the Eiffel Tower wireless system and the apparatus, claiming to enable the world to mend the vanen Hane ty with mechanical speed.
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Eiffel Tower
Racehorse Owner Ota Denver George Hl Relabrodk
Racehorse owner Ota Denver George Hl Relabrodk, a widely known figure in breeding, died Sunday after a long illness. Relabrodk had long been associated with Colorado Quillow and the Grand Circuit, leaving a noted mark on the sport.
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Ota
Denver
George Hl
Wong
Wal Cfs
Blind widow learns basket weaving at Faribault
A Minneapolis Journal portrait recalls a white haired, totally blind woman once a police matron who embraced state training for adults. She weaves baskets in her small apartment, earning cheer and independence despite disability, challenging common pity and burdens carried by the physically imperfect.
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Minneapolis Journal
Abewan & Police
Tt Fm
Jett
Faribault
Minstrels Work in World The Troubadour in Italy and France
The minstrel travels from Italy to Provence as a medieval figure of chivalry. He finds welcome in noble castles and royal courts, sharing songs on harp and voice. His tales range from valorous legends to timeless loves, with glimpses of noble ladies.
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Italy
Provence
France
Windmill on Wimbledon Common Faces Structural Repairs
The historic windmill on Wimbledon Common near London has had its four sails removed due to age and safety concerns. Inspectors warned the aging structure could pose danger to the mill house and visitors, leaving the landmark with an unusual profile as work continues on stabilization.
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Wimbledon Common
London
Manila
First Pullman Car Named for Invention Pioneer
An 1863 Pullman car called The Pioneer was the first to be operated on a railroad, credited to the inventor. The vehicle followed the design lines of earlier cars, marking a milestone in travel history.
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United Hines
Pioneer
Wolms
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