Industrial Heads Discuss U S Defense
New York reports the War department’s plan to mobilize all American industries as a single supply corps in national crises. East leaders, engineers, army reps, and transport officials met after the forty sixth annual convention of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers to discuss practical defense measures. Judge Elbert H. Gary presided as Coolidge’s message urged industrial preparedness as vital insurance against war, praising patriotic leaders for their constructive effort.
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War Department
America
Army
East
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Elbert H. Gary
Coolidge
Gary
Anser
Nazimova Claims Unwed Bryant Wife in New York
Nazimova disclosed in New York that she and Charles Bryant lived together as man and wife for fourteen years but were never married. She said he was truthful in stating he was single and free to marry. Miss Marjorie Githooley, who Bryant loved after seeking a Russian divorce, was married to Bryant in New Milford last month.
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Nazimova
Bryant Hartford
Conn
Hartford Courant
Alla’ Nazimova
New York
Charies Bryant
New Milford
Inventor Sues Eight Radio Firms for 60 Million
Prof Reginald A Fessenden of Newton files suit in U S District Court naming eight radio corporations as defendants. He alleges a restraint of trade has diminished the value of his devices and patents and seeks triple damages under the Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts. His claimed business and patent value is about 20 million dollars and the suit seeks 60 million.
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Bostom
United States District Court
Reginald A. Fessenden
Newton
Fessenden
Druses Propose Peace Terms to French Commissioner
Dispatches from Syria report Druse leaders offering terms to the new French high commissioner Damascus Mu. The plan calls for restoring the former regime in Lebanon, reversing Syria’s division policy, evacuating Druse areas by French forces, summoning a legislative assembly, drafting a Franco-Syrian treaty, granting amnesty to political offenders, and paying war damages.
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Druses
Cairo
Damascus
Drase
Syria
Lebanon
Legislative Assembly
Former Judge Burke Dies Asking Justice for Japs
Thomas Burke, seventy seven, former justice of the Washington Supreme Court, collapsed and died while urging justice for Japan in a speech before Ellhu Root John W. Davis Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and other Carnegie Endowment trustees at the Carnegie Corporation rooms in New York.
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Burke
New York
Thomas Burke
Supreme Court
State of Washington
Justce
Japan
Ellbu Root
John W. Davis
Nicholas Murray Butler
Robert Lanning
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Carnegie Corporation
Son of Gov Smith Keeps Wedding Secret for Year
New York. Arthur Smith, second son of Gov Al Smith and a few months shy of nineteen, secretly wed Miss Ann Hess of Albany a year ago. In recent days the couple’s first child was born, and Gov and Mrs Smith learned of the romance for the first time.
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New York
Arthur Smith
al Smith
Ann Hess
Albany
Chaplin Announces Expectant Second Child at Home
Beverly Jills reports that comedian and film producer Cal Charles Chaplin expects a second child. The birth of his first son, Baby Spencer, was announced on June 29 last year.
Gunboats Reach Chefoo After Shantung Fight
American and British gunboats arrive at Chefoo, the Shantung port recently the scene of clashes between Marshal Chang Tro-Lin forces and local troops, signaling a maritime step in the crisis.
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Chee Foo
London
Shantung
Chefoo
Chang Tro-Lin
Chileans fete U S sailors at Arica
In Arica Chile, the US Cruiser Denver and the Rochester, with Admiral Latimer, were accorded ovations at a Union club farewell. Chilean and Peruvian delegates, Senors Edwards and Freyre attended, while Tacna Arica escorts carried bouquets to the admiral. Pershing later visited the Rochester and radio reports from Santiago note Chile’s hope for a peaceful plebiscite and a calm outcome.
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Denver
Rochester
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Senor Freyre
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General Pershing
Santiago
League of Nations
Geneva
Artiro Alessandri
Pershing
Barros Jarpa
Coaches and Athletic Chiefs Banquet in Chicago
Coaches and athletic directors from across the nation gathered at the Commonwealth club dinner in the Morrison hotel Chicago to review footballs trials and triumphs Ted Coy former Yale fullback urged keeping the game free from professionalism and star worship highlighting college player protection and integrity.
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Chicago
Commonwealth Club
Morrison Hotel
Ted Coy
Yale
December Wheat Zooms to Record High in Volatile Trading
December wheat surged to a historic level as Chicago markets showed a 5 to 6 cent rise driven by grim Argentine crop reports. May wheat also climbed to new highs amid persistent gains over the past four days, reflecting market fears over unharvested supplies.
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Chicago
Schaefer Loses Balk-Line Title to Belgian Challenger
Jake Schaefer set a world record run of 432 points in the final block of the 18-2 balk-line championship match against Edouard Horemans, but the United States still lost the title to the Belgian in Chicago at Orchestra ball.
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Schaefer
Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Orchestra Ball
Edouard Horemans
Secret Service Warns Against Counterfeit Bills
Washington announces a Secret Service warning about recent counterfeit $50 and $100 notes in circulation. Imperfections in threads length and omission of a period distinguish the $50 bill.
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Washington
Secret Service
Two die as tornado strikes Yazon City Mississippi
A tornado causing two deaths and injuries to 18 people, with property damage near half a million dollars, left more than 4100 homeless in Yazon City Mississippi.
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Yazon City
Miss
One Good. Reason and the Candy Habit
A fragmented dialogue features Randall and Rachel discussing candy consumption. It includes a line about going with someone and a quoted exchange with Senor Don Juan and Marquesa. The text appears as a playful, ironic exchange from the California Pelican.
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Rachel
Wempus
Lissma
Don Juan
Marqueta
California Pelican
Start of his inquiry in alderman interview
An alderman recalls childhood experiments with priba saying the device was used for washing his neck. The terse exchange hints at a broader questioning tone during the interview.
Bayer Aspirin Safety Claim and Imitation Warning
An advertisement urges buyers to demand Bayer Aspirin and check for the Bayer name on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine, safe, physician approved aspirin. It warns imitations may be dangerous and repeats the brand slogan. Also mentions Cuticura Toilet Trio as a skin care regimen and notes its three products.
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Bayer
Sub Rosa Exchange Sparks Quiet Banter
A terse dialogue portrays a hushed exchange between a man and woman, hinting at concealed plans or secrets without revealing specifics. The brief interaction creates a sense of private miscommunication and mutual awareness.
Old Folks Need a Mild Laxative Not a Physic
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective laxative for older adults. It promises regular bowel movements for weeks or months with a single dose and claims safety and pleasant taste. The copy urges readers to buy a 60 cent bottle at stores selling medicines and try it.
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Dr. Caldwell
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