Solitariness of Civilization in a Brazil Exile
An Amazon explorer in New York meets a curious young woman who shews interest in his adventures not as sensational copy but as genuine conversation. He is urged by reporters to share tales, but she plans to write only a limited, respectful account, leading to a tentative romance and a pact to reveal discoveries only in print chosen by him.
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America
Amazon
New Forth
Mr. Prentice
Prentice
Morning Universe
Brazi
Brazil
Préntice
New Yorker
Manhattan Island
Armagon
New York
The Mrs Coolidge bloom named for First Lady tribute
Frances Hall holds a rose dahlia in Washington that has been given the name The Mrs Coolidge bloom to honor the First Lady of the Land.
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Frances Hall
Washington
Hundred Thousand Ways to Give Away Money Schepp TOLD
Associates of Leopold Schepp urged a halt to his plan to distribute his millions as he received 100000 ideas from around the world. The flood overwhelmed him and he fled to his country home, with many letters being begging in tone.
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Schepp
New York
Leopold Schepp
Associated Press
Jinx on Kremer Aims to Beat Five-Year Death Count
Joseph G Kremer president of the Indianapolis Traffic club hopes to survive until January 1 1926 to outrun a five year jinx haunting his railroad survey team. He fears that since the five men began the project one has died each year and he now faces the same peril.
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Indianapolis
Joseph G. Kremer
Kremer
Government urged to back commercial aviation highways
Postmaster General New told the president's air board the government should abandon a standstill stance and study the commercial future of aeronautics. He urged encouragement of commercial flight through a system of highways with lighted landing fields.
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Washington
New
Air Board
Alarming Nat gas supply warns official at meeting
United Press dispatch reports Henry L. Daugherty warning the American Gas Association in Atlantic City on October 14 that a truly alarming situation exists with regard to the nation's supply of natural petroleum. The statement underscores concerns over energy reserves and potential shortages amid ongoing supply issues.
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United Press Dispatch
Atlantic City
Henry L. Daugherty
The
American Gas Association Today
GHOULS STRIP SOUVENIRS FROM WRECKED PLANE
Inspections ordered to investigate theft of souvenirs from a plane wreck that killed mail pilot Charles Ames near Cleveland on October 18.
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AMES
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Ames
Oldest Mason in State Marks Birthday in Anderson
Anderson, Ind October 14 John A Thompson longtime resident and one of the state’s oldest Masons marked his List birthday yesterday in Anderson Thompson renowned as a veteran community figure and fraternal member celebrated with local friends and neighbors
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United Press Dispatch
Anderson, Ind
Anderson
John A. Thompson
Benjamin Weller Dies in City After Ill Health
Benjamin Weller, 68, died at his home on Fifth and C streets northwest at midnight after two years of illness. Born in Jasper, Dubois County, he had lived in Linton about twenty years and was a member of St Peter's Catholic Church and Black Creek UMWA. Surviving are wife deceased seven years, sons Henry Francis John August and Joseph of Linton, brothers John and Charles of Washington Indiana, Andy of Bicknell, Joseph of Plainville, sisters Mary Mattlingly Rose and Treea Kramer of Washington. Funeral at St Peter's Friday at 9 a.m. conducted by Rev J J Ryan. burial in Fairview.
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Benjamin Miller
Jasper
Dubois County
Henry
Francis
John
August
Joseph Miller
Linton
Charles
Washington
Ind
Andy
Bicknell
Joseph
Plainville
Mary Mattingly
Rosé
Miller
Treea Kramer
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Black Creek
St. Peter’s Church
J. J. Ryan
Fairview
Army fliers post speed in air races at Mitchel Field
MITCHEL FIELD L I Oct 14 Army fliers tested speed reaching 248.99 miles per hour in yesterday's air races. They had expected at least 270 mph, indicating results were below forecasts.
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Mitchel Field
Army
Shakespearean Drama Praised As Map Of Life
Samuel Johnson extols Shakespeare praising his drama as life’s map and cure for delirious ecstasies. He asserts readers gain humane insight through scenes revealing human sentiments, noting drama mirrors world transactions and offers confessional prediction of passions.
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Hermitalay
Undertaker's Bill Sparks Bigamy Charge in Marietta
In Marietta Georgia D M Howard is held on a bigamy charge after a letter from a local undertaker revealed funeral bills for Mrs D M Howard at both homes. Neighbors said Howard appeared grief stricken when Wife No 2 died, while Wife No 1’s funeral bill went to the second residence. He was bound over to the grand jury on $1000 bail.
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Marietta
D. M. Howard
Howard
European peace pact tensions at Locarno conference
Foreign Minister of Russia Tchitcherin and Foreign Minister Stresemann clashed over a European peace pact during talks at Locarno where diplomats conferred. Ellamarye Failor, long a Texas ranch resident, becomes an assistant United States attorney in New York. Princess Cantacuzene, Grant’s great-granddaughter, marries Louisville youth Bruce Smith.
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Russia
Tchitcherin
Streseman
Germany
Europe
Locarno
Ellamarye Failor
Texas
United States
New York City
Princess Cantacuzene
Gen. Grant
Bruce Smith
Louisville
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United Press
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