Thomas R Marshall Dies Unexpectedly in Washington
Thomas R. Marshall wartime vice president dies in Washington after days of illness at the New Willard Hotel. He had shown improvement before a sudden decline and his burial plans were set for Indianapolis area Marian County Indiana near the late president’s kin. Born March 14 1854 in North Manchester Indiana Marshall rose from lawyer to governor of Indiana and then to Vice President under Wilson in 1912. He was known for welfare legislation during his governorship and his life story follows a steady rise through Indiana politics.
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Thomas R. Marshall
United States
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Indianapolis
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Tid
Hoosier
Virginia
Thomas Riley Marshall
Indiana
Wilson
Mr. Marshall
North
Manchester
Wabash County
Daniel M
Martha A. Patterson Marshall
Crawfordsville
Ind
Columbia City
Pavernor
Congress
Inid
Tie
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Taft
New Paris Dance Contest Fails To Find Suiting Step
France faces a dance crisis as 17 new dances submitted for a 3500 franc prize fail to impress the French dancing masters. They cite the complex steps and a decline in youth dancing while noting elder interest grows. An exemplar 72 year old pupil claims tango and fox trot benefit her.
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Abd El Krim's Two Great Pastimes Reported
The article notes Abd El Krim's favored pastimes as speculating on the Paris Bourse and reading about Napoleon. It states his stock broker account with a major Paris firm grew large before his offensive, then stagnated under war. It also claims local protectorate bankers favor trading, influencing pacification alongside diplomacy and force.
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Marshal Lyautey
Abd-El Krim
Paris Stock Exchange
Plain Footwear For Women Disappearing
Women’s footwear in two or three shades is popular and the plan show has almost disappeared. Pink kid and white morocco with gold or silver patent leather and mauve kid are novelties of the season. A Juliette pump in black patent with a two colored heel was prominent at Longehump. Pink kid pumps with silver are in fashion for ballrooms.
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Juliette
Longehump
Federal Reserve Details 200 Million Credit to Bank of England
The Federal Reserve Board released plans to back Britain’s gold standard with a 200 million dollar credit via the Bank of England and New York Fed, plus a direct 100 million to Britain. The arrangement anticipates limited exchanges and aims to stabilize international finance. A separate note mentions a man earning over $500 on 24 vacant acres in a prior owner’s property.
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New York
Fifty People Gassed in French Village Explosion
Fifty persons were gasped in the streets as a cloud of fumes from a tank of liquid chlorine swept over the town. The container exploded from heat, leaving twelve in serious condition. Earnest Steinworth, an American, among the injured.
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Annemasse
France
Earnest Steinworth
America
Robbers Hold Up 13 In State Bank
Thirteen people were held up at Baker State Bank in a Chicago suburb today. The robbers escaped with an estimated 7000 to 10000 dollars in currency. No injuries were reported and local authorities are investigating the bank heist.
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Lexington Begins Giant Celebration
Lexington starts a six day sesquicentennial celebration marking the city founding. A mammoth parade pageant is planned for Thursday with many houses and persons participating.
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Asene
Jane Lexington
Lexington
Market Quotes Louisville Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Louisville June 1 cattle at eleven hundred slow price range two fifty to ten hogs eighteen hundred steady to fifteen cents lower nine twenty five to seven? twenty five sheep two thousand quarter lower springers fifteen fifty to seventy five sheep five fifty to six bucks three fifty down
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Louisville
Man Found Dead in Hotel Room in Louisville
R. B. McGuffin a 35 year old stockman with Sherman and Son of Louisville was found dead in a hotel room in Lexington. He apparently died by self inflicted gunshot wound, last seen alive Saturday night. The body lay between bed and window, revolver nearby, note to his mother cites love for Nelle and growing mental distress.
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Lexington
R. B. McGuffin
Sherman and Son
Louisville
Roger
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Sater
Nelle
Oregon Loses School Attendance Case in Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court ruled that Oregon cannot compel children to attend public schools to the exclusion of private or parochial schools. The decision limits states power to enforce compulsory education laws by mandating attendance only at public institutions.
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Washington
Oregon
Supreme Court
Belgian Prince in Navy Resumes Duties at Sea
Prince Charles of Belgium, age 22, returns to sub lieutenant duties in the British navy after months at home. County agents in many Tennessee counties now use motion picture outfits for community meetings to promote improved farm and home methods.
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London
Prince Charles of
Belgium
Tennessee
Fosdick Preaches Liberality at Park Avenue Baptist
The Park Avenue Baptist Church welcomed Rev Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick as its new pastor with a sermon urging broader liberalism in church doctrine. Attendees included John D Rockefeller and family, who later greeted Fosdick as he met hundreds during handshakes after the service.
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New York
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Harry Emerson Fosdick
John D. Rockefeller
Fosdick
Jesus
Church of Christ
Jesus Christ
Cornelius Woelfkin
French Commander On Morocco Front Started As Monk
Colonel Freydenberg, leading in Morocco, began life as a monk before military service. A World War veteran, he earned the Legion of Honor on the battlefield and later served under Mangin during Verdun. Now in the protectorate he turns to civilizing missions, while President Doumergue enjoys rustic days at Brunvouillet with staff and a simple diet.
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Rhone Valley
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