Deserters Return Under Amnesty Act Stir France
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies passing an amnesty for World War I deserters. Hundreds, including men once believed dead at Chemin des Dames, plan returns from Geneva and other Swiss towns. Deserters are crossing borders, some funding reappearances, while a few face violence upon return.
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Germany
Senator Moss to Bel Ma Speaker at Lincoln Memorial event
Harrogate Tennessee August 26 the principal address of the summer quarter Lincoln Memorial University exercises will be delivered Friday evening at 7 30 p m by Waite Mow of Vineville Kentucky His topic is The Clean and Tightrage Diplomas and certificates will be presented to graduates from the college and departments Special music will be provided by students Fall term opens September 34 large enrollment expected More applications for admission than ever before in the history of the university
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State Soldiers to Be Insured for Disability and Death
Frankfort Ky Aug 26 National Guardsmen of Kentucky will receive group life and disability insurance totaling 2000 to 5000 dollars based on rank Adjutant General Kehne announced The policy takes effect after guardsmen return from Camp Knox It eliminates the chance of hospitalization or compensation for service-connected disability except while in camp reducing the financial burden on the commonwealth General Kehoe stated
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Rare painting tied to Fort Whitley sale sparks preservation push
The Kentucky State Historical Society risks losing a premier portrait of Col. William Whitley if the Whitley heirs sell the Fort Whitley estate. Curator William E. Bailey notes the painting, tied to the 1813 River Thames battle, has long drawn visitors to Oil Capitol museum. The Whitley Fort Association aims to buy the mansion and present it to the state.
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Whitley
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Kentucky
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Oil Capitol
James W. Crutcher
Lincoln County
Col. Whitley
Whitley Fort
Virginia
Indiana
Kentuckey
Winds Pose Hazard as Coastal Villages Are Sundered
Turbulent gales lash Virginia coast and Pamlico Sound area with high winds and heavy seas. A vessel named Mildead McNally reportedly sank near Pamlico Sound, driving debris ashore along Virginia and South Carolina coasts. No loss of life reported as winds reach near eighty miles per hour and storms push ships toward shores.
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Mildead McNally
Pamlico Sound
South Carolina
Eisty Wiley
Convention to bar set speeches at Retail Clothiers meet
The National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers plans an almost speechless eleventh annual convention in Grand Central Palaces New York for the week of September 8. Over 100 manufacturers will exhibit knit goods and living models while the Dress Well and Succeed campaign dominates discussions on store management and merchandising. President Roswell George of Watertown New York leads preliminary planning as about 2500 retailers participate nationwide.
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Chicago
Ietail Clothiers and Furnishers
Grand Central Pates
New York
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Cape Bo
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America
Aboutymer
Roswell
George Watertown
N.Y
Calendar highlights from Middlesboro and region
The calendar lists events including Middlesboro Harvest Festival on October 9 and 10, Kentucky State Fair in Louisville on September 8, 0, Eastern Tennessee Press Association meeting in Harrogate September 12 and 13, Kentucky Bakers Convention in Middlesboro October 7 and 8, Squaw's Barn at Manning Theatre October 13, and Blossom Time at Manning Theatre October 6.
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Middlesboro
Louisville
Eastern Tennessee Press. Association
Harrogate
Kentucky Bakers , Gonvention
Middtesboro
Manning
Wilson Breaks Bad for Market Market Turmoil on Exchange Reacts
In Chicago, agitation on the live Mack exchange followed the withdrawal of the Wilson company from buying. Other large packers limited purchases, signaling a temporary setback as Wilson reeled in selling and market activity shifted amid uncertainty.
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Axsorinti Tress
Chicago
Mack
Wilson Company
Tent Disturbance Leads to Fine and Ten Days in Jail
Bruce Hill faced breach of peace charges after a tent disturbance on Cunt-Gerlanl Avenue drew 400 to 600 attendees. City Judge C A Wood imposed a $64.25 fine and ten days in jail, with an appeal to circuit court planned. Witnesses from both sides described heated exchanges and abusive language but no physical fight between Hill and John Mosley.
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F. J. Steinhour
M. J. Wil
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W. A. Gustines
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Jackson
Brifee Hill
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Mateter
C.A. Wood
G. Lenbow
White City
L. K. Iiec
L M A Alumni Killed by Auto Near Hesperus
L M A alumnus, identified as Jones, was killed by an automobile near Hesperus on a Sunday, with injuries reported earlier. The deceased, a former science department member, was last connected to the Fort Lewis Journal. funeral details await confirmation as his mother and sister travel from Colonily to mourn.
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Lingell Memorial
Hesperus
Movico
Mr. Jones
Harroste
Fort Lewis
Seal Fuacher
Marguerite Jones
Colonily
State Death Rates and Quarterly Variations Report
The Department of Commerce notes that crude death rates vary by population and time. For the first quarter, crude death rates differ across states, with Florida and Wisconsin high and Montana low. Adjusted rates using a standard population are recommended for comparability. Births for the first quarter totaled 6,255, down from the prior year.
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Plorida
Montana
Kentinky Daaing
Dawes Seeks Quiet Talk With Coolidge On Agriculture
Charles G Dawes Republican vice presidential candidate visited President Coolidge at his father's home near Plymouth for two hours to discuss politics and government focus on agriculture European conditions and the commission to probe agricultural affairs He dismissed questions on the Ku Klux Klan and insisted he would not forecast the campaign while noting his belief that no action against opposition can be a right reaction after the Augusta speech He then left for Rutland and Chicago.
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Plymouth
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Charles G. Dawes
Presiden Coolidge
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Augusta
Mer
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Rutland
Chicago
Davis Presses Westward Toward Convention Tour
Davis sails from Columbus for New York to launch his first long campaign swing. He will stop in Wheeling and Chicago before moving to Nebraska Colorado and California then head to Louisville and St Louis to address labor, farming and party issues amid a broad Democratic pursuit for unified support. Cattle and hog markets at Louisville Livestock report steady to weak prices with lambs and sheep showing mixed shifts.
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W. Davis
Mide West
Ohio
Columbus
New York
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Ohio Valley Trales
Fabor Assembly
Chicago
Nebraska
Charlee Brean
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Italy Sees Postwar Prosperity Surge Across Sectors
The article notes a broad rise in consumption and production in Italy after the war. It cites sharp increases in meat, sugar, coffee, wine, tobacco, and tobacco products, along with a switch from bicycles to automobiles and motor vehicles. Living standards improved as wealth and consumption expanded.
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Italy
Regionalhealthdirector joins Middlesboro initiative
Ral Cross Director Misa Marguirt Fast regional Crosefio representative visits Middlesboro to launch Mrs Rinlot Morrie into the new public health project.
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Misa Marguirt Fast
Crosefio
Tantsville
Middlesboro
Rinlot Morrie
Bancroft May Be Jap Ambassador
Washington dispatch reports Chicago attorney Bancroft Nancroft likely to be named American ambassador to Japan. A State Department inquiry regarding his acceptability has been sent to Tokyo, and it is understood the Japanese government will respond favorably.
Meeting Tomorrow Night at First Christian Church
Rev. A B Reeves returns from Richman after his father’s funeral and announces a prayer meeting tomorrow night. He also notes the usual services Sunday and says church repairs will be finished before then.
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A. B. Reves
First Christian Church
Richman
Ohio Democrats Condemn Ku Klux at State Convention
At the Ohio state convention the Democratic platform denounces the Ku Klux Klan. The resolutions committee approved the anti Klan plank amid cheers as Jota W. Davds, the party standard bearer, reaffirmed the stance.
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Associated
Columbus
Ohio
Democratic Party
Jota W. Davds
Klu Klux Klue
Women’s Tent to Be Fair Feature at Kentucky State Fair
The twenty second Kentucky State Fair opens September 8 and features a Women’s Tent opposite the Merchants and Manufacturer’s building. Led by Mrs George T Settle and Miss Helen Mori, the tent offers comfort, talks, readings, and music for visiting women from the Blurgias Purchase and Pennyrile regions. Governor of the Fifth District Mrs Goo H Webb will preside on Woman’s Day, with George W Calvin to speak at Louisville and Jefferson County Children’s Home.
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Helen Mori
Goo. H. Webb
Federation of Women's Clubs
George W. Calvin
Louisville and Jefferson ‘County
Leopold and Loeb case nears mercy ruling in Chicago
In Chicago on August 26 the defense argued the Leopold and Loeb case should not set precedent and urged the court to reject the death penalty for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. Prosecutor Crowe condemned the mercy plea calling it improper and said law must guide the outcome.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Ponr
Matltimilionaiets
de Etestha
Crowe
Shanghai authorities urge harsh justice for epidemics
Shanghai authorities push for severe deterrents amid an epidemic wave that has overwhelmed dwellings and streets. Foreign police say harsher punishments deter crime, while Chinese authorities face pressure from Shanghai’s mixed court system.
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Shanghai
Shiinghat
Total Eclipse Sun January 24 1925 Observed
Associates Press reports a total solar eclipse on January 24 1925 visible from eastern U S. Path starts near Lake Superior and moves through New York State and southern New England with best observing positions in those regions. Another total eclipse is noted for January 14 1926 starting in Attica region.
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