Blaze on liner sparks tourist traffic jam in Paris
Paris reports a fire on the steamship Paria has sidelined it for weeks and triggered an unprecedented tourist surge. Americans scramble for limited berths aboard ships like the Olympic and Republic while many sailings are already full or redirected.
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Associated Press
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Olympic
Republic
Harding
Mauretania
France
New York
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Cuba
Galveston
Espagne
St. Lazare
Havana
Havre
Gulf Ports
Minister With Family Hurt in Texas Crash
The Rev. A. N. Depew pastor of the First Christian church of West Palm Beach Florida and his wife and baby along with two women passengers were injured in a collision 20 miles southwest of Amarillo Texas They were traveling to Colorado Mrs W B Taylor 53 sustained a deep head cut while Mrs Logan Randolph suffered a broken arm and head and leg injuries Depew and his wife were only lightly hurt and the child injured an eye which might be serious.
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A. N. Depew
First Christian Church
West Palm Beach
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Here
W. B. Taylor
Logan Randolph
Depew
Colorado
Arrest Report: Fred Redmond Held in Monroe Jail
Fred Redmond, 22, of Sterlington, was brought to Monroe jail early yesterday by Deputy Leo Fleming. He is alleged to have stabbed Tra Taylor during a Tuesday night quarrel. No charges have been filed yet.
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Fred Redmond
Sterlington Negro
Monroa
Leo Fleming
Redmond
Tra Taylor
Leader Paul English Brings Theatrical Troupe for Week
Paul English, prominent theatrical leader, brings his troupe for a week of performances beginning Monday night and continuing through Saturday night. The run features English and his players presenting shows likely to draw local theater fans.
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Paul English
Man Attacked by Dog Chokes It to Death with Hands
Luther Holtzclaw, a prominent father in the Douglass community, was awakened when a large black and white Walker fox hound leaped onto his bed and bit his arm. He overpowered the dog, choking it to death with his bare hands. The dog’s head was sent to New Orleans for rabies testing, showing a severe bite wound on Holtzclaw’s arm. The owner of the dog could not be located despite inquiries.
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Austin
Luther Hollaclaw
Mr. Holtzclaw
New Orleans
Paul English Troupe to Open Monroe Run with New Repertoire
Paul English announces his popular troupe will perform in Monroe starting Monday for a week at Sixth and Pine. Opening play Merton of the Movies features English and his cast. nightly changes include new vaudeville acts and additional performers. Ladies admitted free Monday with one paid adult ticket. prices remain popular throughout the week.
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Paul English
Monroe
Merton
Happy Gowland
Va Thomas
le Rene
Cole
Zeppelin Stowaway Tries as Juvenile
Albert Buschke, stowaway aboard the Graf Zeppelin on its last flight from Friedrichshafen to Lakehurst, was sent home for trial before the juvenile court. He sought the world but ended up in a ship brig and an American jail.
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Hamburg
Germany
Albert Buschke
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
Buschke
Graf
Bomb wrecks Warshawsky store in Chicago. watchman injured
The Warshawsky and Company auto mobile supply store at 19th and State streets was wrecked by a bomb early today. Watchman Theodore Fisher was injured by flying glass. Israeli Warshawsky, president of the chain, said he knew of no reason for the attack.
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Chicago
Warshawsky and Company
19Th and
State Street
Theodore Fisher
Warshawsky
Sheahan Sees Accident Blessing For Sight Recovery
Francis A. Sheahan, hotel manager in Elizabeth New Jersey, believes an automobile crash that injured him may aid his eyesight. After the accident his glasses worsened his reading, but removing them allowed clear reading, and an expert noted precedent for eye correction after a severe blow.
Robert Rogers Freed After Six-Day Sentence
Robert Rogers was released from jail yesterday after being sentenced in court for disturbing the peace. The sentence was six days in jail or time already served, six days.
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Robert Rogers
Sheriff's Department
Columbia Highway
Prince Torlonia Says American Mate Will Rejoin Him
In Rome Aug 22 Prince Torlonia asserts that only citizenship issues keep him and his wife Essie Moore from reconciling. He says she will move to Rome with their three children next February. Their son Alexander plans college study before starting a two year Italian military program.
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Prince
Associated Press
Rome
Alexander
Princess Denies Reconciliation Amid Divorce Case
The article notes the prince and princess wed August 14, 1907 at Greenwich and that in 1927 the U S reissued citizenship to her by Judge Edwin 8 Thomas. The divorce action names Marie Lorenzoni of Rome as co respondent. The princess denies any reconciliation with her husband.
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Italy
Greenwich
United States
Edwin 8. Thomas
Marie Lorenzoni
Rome
Collision on DeSiard Street Involves Cobb and Noble
A crash in the 1800 block of DeSiard street at 6 a m involved a truck driven by Jack Cobb of 218 South Third street and a car operated by Jack Noble of Calypso street. Noble charged Cobb with reckless driving. Cobb was driving east.
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Jack Cobb
South Third Street
Jack Noble
Calypso Street
DeSiard Street
Cobb
Noble
DeSiard Vehicle Collision Near Ice Plant
A vehicle driven by DeSiard struck the rear of Cobb's truck after turning left toward an ice plant, according to a police report. Noble was also traveling east at the time of the incident.
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DeSiard
Noble
Cobb
Young Named by President to Succeed MacCracken
Clarence M. Young of Des Moines Iowa was appointed yesterday by the President to succeed MacCracken Washington. The short item notes the appointment as part of a federal personnel change and identifies the new appointee and origin.
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Associated Press
Washington
Clarence M. Young
Des Moines
Iowa
Hoover Named Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aviation
Hoover is appointed assistant secretary of commerce for aviation, succeeding William P. MacCracken who has resigned from the post.
Altered Lottery Tickets Lead to Life Sentence
Havana reports Benito Carrasco Garcia aged 22 was sentenced to life imprisonment for altering numbers on a government lottery ticket, a high warning against tampering with state draws.
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Havana
Benito Carrasco Garcia
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