Baron Kato Japan's Premier Dies Suddenly
Tokio Aug 284 Baron Tomoan buro Kato premier of SJapan dies after several weeks illness. Official announcement says malignant stomach trouble caused death. Kato became premier last year after returning from Washington disarmament conference. He gained world notice during the Russo Japanese War as a hero at the battle of Tsushima.
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Tokio
Tomoanburo Kato
Sjapan
Wate
Japan
Kato
United States
Washington
Taushima
Rotary Club Picnic for Local Graduates at Forest Park
The Rootary Club held an annual picnic at Forest Park for eighty seven graduates from public and parochial schools preparing for high school. A short program included stick, sail, and three legged races with knives awarded to winners, followed by a large feed prepared by Louis Klein. Dr. Rothchilds spoke on education and citizenship to the boys gathered on a hillside, stressing its value to individuals and the community.
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Rootary Club
Forest Park
Moberly
Leo
Royce Dawson
Bennie Sehier
Reyes Pawson
Elven
Gatch
Louis Klein
Klein
Boston
Pelix
Thehilds
Kirkeville
Rothchilds
Kirksville
Therm
Hfis
Train Derailment in Poland Kills Fifty Injured Hundred
A Vienna dispatch reports an express train from Vienna to Warsaw derailed near Rosh Ania, fell into a river, killing about 50 people and injuring around 100. The accident occurred today in the Polish capital region.
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Vienna
Roshania
New German Government Stands Firm Amid Turbulent Talks
Berlin August 24. A broad coalition cabinet forms Germany’s new government. Chancellor Stresemann asserts the Rhineland and Ruhr must stay under German control, rejects ceding territory, and supports limiting reparations with an international commission.
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Berlin
Germany
Chattwellor Stresemanin
Cao
Maximaum
Rhine
Ruhr
Stresemann
Negro Woman Delirious After Drinking Sterno
Emergency personnel were called to handle a negro woman named Laura Zella Vaivey who became crazed after drinking Sterno undiluted.nearly blacked out she rolled on the floor as attendants placed cushions to prevent injury. Her condition remains unclear but the anguish of intoxication and delirium is evident.
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Laura
Zella Vaivey
Murdered Bride Found In Colorado Springs Letters Linked
Colorado Springs authorities sought a man named Jack in connection with the murder of 17 year old bride Mrs. Jilsie Suttle. Letters signed Tack were found under her pillow in the bed where she was beaten to death, prompting an intense investigation.
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Colorado
Jack
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jilsie Suttlle
Noted U S Novelist Died in Harrow England
Kate Douglas Wiggin author of The Bird Magazine and The Old Peabody Pew died in a private hospital in Harrow following an operation. She was born in Philadelphia and became known for philanthropic work including free kindergartens for poor children. The note mentions Obregon offering funds for Sonora irrigation and roads.
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U.S
Harrow
Eng
England
Kate Douglas’ Wiggin
Wiggin
Philadelphia
Pacific Combe
Auto plunges from bridge. one dead four hurt near Falls City
Four relatives were seriously injured and Jacob Lewothold, 62, of Peoria Illinois was killed when their car plunged ten feet from a bridge under repair at Saltha near Falls City Nebraska last night.
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Bridge Falls City
Neb
Jacob Lewothold
Peoria
Tne Swantiv
Sa- Letha
Transcontinental Air Mail Flight Sets 26 Hour Record
Washington says W L Smith air mail pilot shattered all time marks for transcont flight by completing the cross country leg to New York in 26 hours and 4 minutes. The Post Office Department announced the feat, noting it beats the previous Wally-McReady record of 26 hours 50 minutes.
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Washington
W. L. Smith
Air Mail
An. Air
New York
de” Parry
Wally-McReady
Remodeling Makes Home a Modern First Class Residence
Gi Marvki and Buys Wome report Mrs. Jones at corner avenue and Kirby street are remodeling their house. The basement is enlarged and hardwood floors are being laid upstairs and downstairs. The entire building is being transformed into a modern first class home.
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Gi Marvki
Wome
T. Markland
Bowset
Mrs. Jones
I Avenue
Kirby ‘Street
Demand for 1000 to return crying infant in New York
Two letters threatening the death of Sidnapud Willian McKenzie the 8 month old baby have been received by the penniless parents since Saturday demanding $1000. One letter signed K. K. K. bears the autograph with the writer's fingerprint in ink. Police believe the letters were sent by demented persons to coerce the parents.
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New York
Sidnapud Willian McKenzie
Avas
Avon Wests Misses Roverta Cleva Whitley Pleasure Trip
Avon Wests Misses Roverta and Cleva Whitley with Ursula Whitley and Kansas Oklahoma relatives toured the West to California. Highlights included Topeka San Pedro Woodward Grand Canyon Natural Park Los Angeles Long Beach Hollywood San Diego Catalina Islands. They report California an ideal place.
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Avon Wests
Roverta
Cleva Whitley
Hwatieniather
Ursula Whitley
Kansas
Oklahoma
California
Lyss
Topeka
San
Woodward
Okla
Grand , Canyon
The Weather Tonight and Saturday
The notice notes a forecast of significant temperature changes from tonight through Saturday. It implies wind and precipitation may vary, urging readers to check updates.
Lodge Supports International Conference to Limit Aircraft
Henry Cabot Lodge urged President Coolidge to call a worldwide conference to limit military and naval aircraft construction. He told American Legion officers that limits should mirror naval armament controls and must be achieved by international agreement. Senator Arthur Gopper expressed support, and Legion leaders plan nationwide efforts if the majority backs the proposal.
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Indianapolis
Indy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Masels
Ssichnithee
Vaday
American’Legion
Coolidge
Washington
RUTH
Legion
Forsan
Arthur Gapper
Kansas
Peter Endumron
Enkisnation
Ieider
National- Goninvamds
Owsley
Numerous notices span theft, trials, and public works
The clipping reports a jewelry theft in Los Angeles with safes robbed, a court martial arrest count in Athens, and steamship travel data in St. Louis to St. Paul. It notes Cape Girardeur building plans, school opening preparations, and Maryville water supply and plant evaluations.
Anthracite Output Surges Beyond All Summer Records
Wilkes-Barre Pa Aug 24 Production of anthracite coal is at the highest pace ever for summer and breaks previous records for seven months. By end July 58,885,000 tons mined with weekly runs near 2,090,000 tons. Consumers stockpiled aggressively since last winter, now holding nearly 40,000,000 tons. Operators report faster processing, use of culm banks, and higher coal prices with persistent demand and notable industry shifts.
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United Press
Wilkes-Barre
Aenew
Gharies
Dorrence
Hudson Coal Company
Choy
Cork
United Mind
United States
Coal Commission
Danner
Brookhart Challenged by Meredith in Farm Policy Clash
Senator Brookhart of Iowa challenged former Agriculture Secretary E. T. Meredith, accusing Wall Street driven schemes of harming farmers. Meredith planned to sue Brookhart for libel over accusations tied to 1920s farm price declines and imagined settlements. Brookhart cited national policy deltas claiming large reductions in farm wealth from 1920 to 1921.
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AED
Brookhart
Carmer
Agriculture
Chanse
Hun
Nis
Savannah Lawyer Dies Suddenly on Train
Willis G. Hines, counsel for Wells-Hines Trust of Savannah Missouri, dies suddenly aboard a Rocky Island train near Gallatin Missouri while returning from a Modern Brotherhood of America directors meeting. He was a prominent figure in the organization. Miss Gertrude Thelma Barker, former music teacher, visits en route to Peoria Illinois after a Colorado visit.
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Willis G. ‘Hines
Wells- Hines Trust Company
Savannah
Rocky Island
Gallatin
Brotherhood of America
Mason City
Gertrude Thelma Barker
Peoria
Colorado
Government plans to curb coal strike via supply shift
Washington reports indicate Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania will seek a quick agreement between anthracite miners and operators after a White House conference. John Hays Hammond says government policy to supply sufficient bituminous coal could prevent a broader strike. Illinois UMW president says no anticipated general strike, while Pennsylvanian officials move to Washington to urge actions to stabilize prices. discussions continue amid suspense over throttling anthracite disruptions.
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Washington
Pinehot
Pennsylve
White House
Pinchot
John
Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Hammond
Bold Bandits Rob Bank In Tell City Heist
Indiana officers hunt two unmasked bandits who held up the Troy State Bank in Tell City and escaped with about 4000 dollars. They locked the cashier and two others in the vault before fleeing in an automobile.
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Tell City
Ind
Indiana
Troy
Stat Bank
Speen
Britain Begins Evacuation Of Turkish Territory
Fragmentary report says Britain is evacuating a Turkish territory with embarkation of heavy artillery under way. No further details or dates are clear from the text.
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Britain
Constantinople
Pug
Gora
Artillers Rendy
Coolidge Opposes Special Session Amid Relief Efforts
President Coolidge indicates opposition to a special session while stressing efforts to solve agricultural relief problems. A letter to Representative Royal C. Johnson mentions forces working hard, with no expeditious session viewed as likely. Police detain four boys for musk melon theft in Noberry.
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Coolidge
Aberdeen
Calvin
Fire destroys home in Fayette quotes damaged text
A fire report from Fayette describes a home of J B Melas burned. The fray mentions a community event with a drill team on Masonie Street and a sale offering ice cream and cake for 15 cents.
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Dud M. Phorudly
OOF
Altonani Stomaghi Troubur
Dr. Rothchilds
Copyright
Liles
Obs United Press
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Tostay
Stresenann
Karl Bickel
Mide
Rhineland
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Virginia
Cormany
Saizure
New England
San International Commission
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Loin
Mexico City
Mex
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Sonora
Lodge
Massachushit
THE
American Legion
Angel
Bumiller
Manufacturing Jewelers
Los Angeles
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Athens
St. Louis
Farry Gy Dreds
Missippi and Ohio Steamboat Company
Compaany
Davenport
Cape Chardgau
Mov
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Eymnasiumn
Albert Hall
Maryville
George
W. Putnam
Putnam
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Ay Robbins
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Meredith
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Krom
Traeln
Pinghot
Chicago
Frank Jnton
United Mine “Workers of America
Owith
Harrisburg
Mansio Today
the. Coal
Atlantic City
LeWere
Finnell
Fayettey
J.B. Melas Fayette
Pratt
Fayette
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