Hash Jewelry Store Opens on Broad Street Tomorrow
P K Hash jewelry store and gift shop opens in the Roller buildings on Broad Street. Mr Hash brings ten years in the trade from Pennsylvania and West Virginia, offering diamonds watches clocks silverware china and more with a full watch repairing department. Tomorrow 200 souvenirs will be given to ladies 2 to 4 pm and another 200 from 7 to 9 pm with an invitation to the public to attend the formal opening.
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P. K. Hash
Broad Street
Hash
Kingsport
Pensylvania
West Virginia
Ford Avers He Is Getting Ready For Flying Generation
Henry Fordarticulated in Dearborn about aviation’s future and peace driven by new engines and fields. He argued patents should boost, not hinder, invention and predicted a flying generation led by younger people. He favored helicoptic flight, winged craft, and stronger airships to endure storms while viewing aircraft as a potential war destroyer.
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FORD
Associated Press
Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Motors
Tennyson
City Judge Hurst Faces Light Docket
City Judge Hurst has a light term since October 1 with most cases involving intoxication and speeding. He has issued a few fines of minor severity while fake drinking cases keep city business steady. This week one man was arraigned on an assault charge.
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Hurst
Beauty regards film work mission good will
Senora Dolores del Rio, a Mexico City social figure turned Hollywood actress, treats her screen work as an international mission to soften prejudices south of the Rio Grande. She notes lingering coolness in Mexico despite abandoning the villain mold for Mexicans and Spaniards, and plans to write articles on films for Mexican papers.
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Hollywood
Cal
Senora Dolores del Rio
Mexico City
Senora del Rio
Mexico
Rio Grande
Legion Backs Memorial for Woodrow Wilson Birthplace
Omaha dispatch reports the American Legion adopted unanimously a resolution endorsing a memorial shrine to Woodrow Wilson at his Staunton Virginia birthplace and another urging immediate adherence of the United States to a court of international justice.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Woodrow Wilson
Ameiian
Staunton
American Legion
United States
Court of International Justice
Cave-Dwelling Rise Amid Korea Poverty Surge
The Associated Press reports from Seoul that over 3000 residents are living in caves emulating ancient cave dwellers. Officials worry about rising poverty and unemployment and plan relief measures to curb the cave-digging trend.
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Tokyo
Seoul
Korea
Churchill Greatest Talker, Says Parliament Gazette
London reports Winston Churchill named the greatest talker of the last parliamentary session with speeches totaling 145000 words across 309 columns in the official report. Ramsay Macdonald, Lloyd George, and Stanley Baldwin follow in declining word totals. Commander J M Kneworthy leads in questions with 571 columns.
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London
Winston Churchill
Parliamentary Gazette
Ramsay Macdonald
Lloyd George
Stanley Baldwin
J. M. Kneworthy
Aviators Die In Home Made Plane Crash at National Air Races
In Mitchellfield New York on October 8 civilian aviator Harry Bunnelli was killed and pilot Clarence Chamberlain injured when their home built monoplane crashed during the opening event of the national air races. Basil Howe of Keyport New Jersey won the two seater free for all, averaging 102.9 miles per hour over a hundred miles.
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Associated Press
Mitchellfield
N. Y
Harry Bunnelli
Clarence Chamberlain
Basil Howe
Keyport
N. J
Death signs glare over Cook County reckless drivers
Chicago reports 545 auto mobile deaths in 258 days, averaging more than two daily, with many involving children who play in streets. Campaign places 500 grim signs on streets to curb fatalities, noting 1923 and 1924 death counts and predicting higher totals for this year.
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Chicago
Cook County
Cities teaching people to play statistics disclose
Asheville North Carolina October 8 American communities are teaching their people to play. The Playground and Recreation Association report shows 711 communities now have playground systems under direction, up from 12 in 1900. The public recreation movement, born in New England, spans all regions with Southeast leading in year round programs.
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Asheville
N. C
Playground and Recreation Association
National Recreation Congress
New England
Beet Raising May Supplant Sugar Cane in Louisiana
Sugar beet cultivation could challenge Louisiana’s sugar cane dominance as planters begin prep for beet refining machinery at the New Louisiana State University and plan to plant over 100 acres of beets in the sugar belt next year amid cane pests including borers mosaic disease and root rot.
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Louisiana
The
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
New
Louisiana State University
Sword Forged as Gift for Japan s Imperial Grandchild
Tokyo reports Sadakatsu Getza, Japan s leading swordsmith, has been ordered by the Imperial Household to craft a sword for the Imperial grandchild. The blade, expected in November, continues the court tradition of presenting a personal heirloom on the child s arrival, to be kept for life.
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Tokyo
Sadakatsu Getza
Japan
Imperial Household
Youthful Smokers Obtain Cigarettes From Night Machines
London reports the Home Office frets over a wartime rule forcing tobacconist shops to close at eight. Slot and penny machines outside shops dispense cigarettes to both children and adults, undermining the law and raising concern about youth access to tobacco.
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London
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Home Office
Prince of Wales Sleeps Through Buenos Aires School Feast
Buenos Aires reports the Prince of Wales slept in late during a visit for a school festival, delaying the start of the event despite officials and thousands of children awaiting him. A prior royal tour included a ranch visit with a rodeo and horse breaking show prepared in his honor. The delayed morning affected planned ceremonies as the heir to the British throne rested despite the expectations of the crowd.
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Buenos Aires
Prince of Wales
Prince Arrives by Train at Ranch Station in Quiet Morning
A train carrying the Prince arrived at the railway station near the ranch in the early morning. The royal figure remained in bed, appearing only after the show concluded.
Canadian butter exports swell in latest year
Ottawa reports Canada shipped 28,869,307 pounds of butter abroad in the year ending August, doubling the previous 14,474,341 pounds. Value rose to $10,317,819 from $5,278,479. The gain reflects expanded overseas demand for Canadian dairy products.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Hunger Drives Patients At Westmeath Mental Hospital
County Councillor Keegan told the Mul lingar Westmeath mental hospital committee that hunger drives seventy percent of the patients. Another member said the district must eat bread without butter and that the food was a disgrace to civilization.
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Belfast
Keegan
Mullingar Westmeath
Home Run In Eighth With One On Base
J N Shannahan president of the American Electric Railway Association spoke at the convention noting slight declines in gross revenues from last year due to uneven business and more private car use. He cited lower operating costs and fare hikes as causes while regions north of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi show stronger traffic.
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J. N. Shannahan
American Electric Railway Association
Shannahan
New England
Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
Missisippi
Ohio Rivers
Electric Railways Review Announced By Shannah an
Atlantic City National electric railway operations in 1925 show gains in net revenue though results are uneven. Shannahan announces a forthcoming Electric Railways Review detailing quarterly trends, investment returns, and regulatory implications for the industry.
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Electric Railways Review
Shannahan
Atlantic City
National Electric Railway
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