Harding's 15 000 Mile White House Trip Launches
President Harding begins a ten week rail and sea journey across the United States to Alaska and Panama with stops in Kan sas City Hutchinson Denver Cheyenne Salt Lake City Pocatello Idaho Falls Butte Helena Spokane Meacham Portland and Tacoma He will deliver 14 formal addresses en route and speak in Vancouver Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and New York after a Pacific coast tour and a Panama Canal voyage preparing for next year's campaign.
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British Columbia
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Los Angeles
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New York
Mystery Fire Destroys Randazzo Macaroni Plant in St Louis
A blaze at the Randazzo Macaroni plant in St Louis gutted the five story factory and a neighboring three story building after a mysterious explosion. Damage totaled 275000 dollars.
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Randazzo Macaroni Company
Macaroni
Yellowstone Park Opens Amid New Geyser Activity
Yellowstone National Park opened today as rangers report intense activity in the Norris Geyser basin. The surge in activity includes the appearance of a new geyser, marking a notable geothermal development for the park.
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Yellowstone Park
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Yellowstone National Park
Norris Geyser
Harding relinquishes Marion Star control but will write editorials
President Harding cedes active management of his Marion Ohio newspaper the Marion Star to Louis H Brush of Salem and Roy D Moore of Columbus while keeping editorial duties. The move ends forty years of ownership and marks a shift in the paper’s leadership.
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Marion Star
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Ohio
Louis H. Brush
Salem
Roy D. Moore
Columbus
White House
Bergdoll Freed Then Re-Arrested On Draft Conspiracy Charge
Leavenworth reports Erwin R. Bergdoll slacker walked out of the prison doors only to face new charges as US deputy marshals re arrest him on conspiracy to evade the draft. In Paris lava from Mount Etna covered Linguaglossa and nearby villages.
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Erwin R. Bergdoll
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Philadelphia
United States
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Paris
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Piccalo
Pallamalata
Savannah Gov Declares Martial Law After Jail Riot
Savannah Governor Thomas W. Hardwick declared martial law after a jail riot left Claude Parker dead and several others injured. Troops will guard the jail through the week to ease tension.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Claude Parker
President Harding Heads East on Tour to Alaska
President Harding departed Washington this afternoon for a long trip that will take him to Alaska. The journey marks a major travel event as the president leaves the capital for extended travels.
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Harding
Alaska
Pastor Runs Free Movie Show Sundays in Laporte
The Rev. W. F. Bostick, pastor of the Laporte Baptist Church, starts a series of free Sunday night pictures to counter local theatres during church services. Each show includes religious music and a brief sermon, with a collection to cover expenses. deficits will be paid from his funds if needed.
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W. F. Bostick
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Bostick
Motion Picture Theatres
French Marshal Ptain Injured in Paris Mayence Express Wreck
Marshal Ptain sustained minor injuries in the Paris Mayence express wreck near Frankfort last Friday. Two officers accompanying him were killed. He was en route to the Ruhr Rhineland for inspection. Essen reports milk shortages due to the French hunger blockade and convoyed provisions face delays from General Degoutte orders.
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Rhineland
Essen
Degoutte
One Dead In Savannah Race Riot
Savannah quiet after a riot last night in which one man was killed and several injured while attempting to storm the jail where Walter Lee, a Black man, was imprisoned for an alleged attack on a woman. A volley dispersed the mob.
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Walter Lee
Bank Doors Closed Fast by Clerk in Hagland
A bank in Hagland employs a secret mechanism that lets a clerk instantly shut the outer doors with a desk button and restricts reopening to a special process, ensuring security and controlled access.
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Bank of Hagland
Mount Etna lava floods devastate Sicilian villages
A Central News Rome dispatch reports Palomba and Santo Sporito at Etna’s base overwhelmed by molten lava. As the flow slows, smoke darkens the countryside and nearby Castiglione and Liguaglossa face danger while Giarre residents flee. About 100000 are homeless across eleven towns as lava advances, with Castiglione station submerged and Plesimente destroyed.
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White Plague Cure Foreseen At Tuberculosis Meeting
At the National Tuberculosis Association opening session in Santa Barbara on June 20 Dr. Lawrence Brown predicted tuberculosis could be greatly reduced or eradicated. He outlined two paths: vaccination to prevent TB or a treatment as effective as quinine for malaria, with gradual decline in high hygiene societies. Dr. Williams reported TB death rates falling since 1900 and cited infection rates in children and among cities, noting lower infection in New York and Philadelphia than Vienna Paris and Geneva.
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Cal
National Tuberculosis Association
Lawrason Brown
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Brown
Rockefeller
Linsly R. Williams
Association
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Williams
Vienna
Geneva
Paris
Four Priests Shot in Arkansas Heads to Investigations
Four priests and a lay church official were wounded when unidentified attackers fired into the home of Rev. Father Herringer of Engleberg Catholic church near Pocahontas Arkansas. Injuries included neck and shoulder wounds to Fathers Straussner Herrington and Herringer and a leg wound to Froitzheim with a back wound to Joe Brune. The attack occurred last night and left the house riddled with shots.
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Ark
Father Herringer
Engleberg Catholic Church
Here
Father Straussner
Jonesboro
Father Herrington
Engleberg
Froitzheim
Bootleg clashes ink Long Island bootleg operations
Federal officers plan a Long Island campaign after violent bootlegging incidents. A Greenport battle involved eight deputies and up to sixty runners with about 600 cases of liquor moved by truck. Sheriff Biggs reports a Baldwin melee over 1 000 sacks of whisky as police mediators seized liquor and four men. Sidney Smith was shot in the ear during his alerting of authorities. A warrant charges Captain Fred Davis.
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Long Island
Amza Biggs
Suffolk County
Greenport
Baldwin
Biggs
Sidney Smith
Fred Davis
Smith
Captain Davis
Court House
Weather Report Continues Warm and Fair Tonight
The forecast calls for continued warm and generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Highs and lows are expected to stay mild with light winds, keeping skies mostly clear across the region.
Immigrant Labor Strains Gary Steel Town Under 12 Hour Shifts
In Gary Indiana hundreds of Mexican workers in box cars and shacks join a growing Black labor presence as steel mills run at full capacity. The article cites a 12 hour day and low wages as the main pressure, with Gary’s Chamber of Commerce estimating some 3000 Mexicans arriving in four months. It notes tensions over immigration policy and Americanization efforts through the YMC A while highlighting sanitary and moral concerns raised by social workers.
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Illinois Steel Company
Lake Michigan
Elbert H. Gary
United States
Gary Chamber of Commerce
Tom Polk
Steel Corporation
Congress
Calumet
Living Truth and Earnestness in Teapy Script
The piece frames living truth as earnest effort and energy in a BostonTeapy context, noting opportunities and the speaker’s focus on practical action.
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