William Jennings Bryan Resting in Arlington After Service
Washington notes say William Jennings Bryan received a Presbyterian funeral in Washington followed by a semi military burial at Arlington. The service featured Rev Dr Joseph Sizoo and Rev Dr Thomas Atterbury and a military escort from Fort Myer. Secretary Kellogg attended representing the State Department while government offices closed at noon.
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Joseph R. Styoo
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Doctor Sizoo
Donetor Sie
St. John
Sizoo
Chopin
South Gate
Third Cavalry
Sixteenth Field Artillery
Erivve
Sweetur Blau
Washington
William Jennings Bevan
Potomac Hills
Dayton
Teun
Union Station
Friends of the Commoner
Bryan
Ben G. Davis
Mr. Bryan
Tennessee
Virginia
Joseph R. Sizoo
New York State
Mayer
Joseph Tt. Alsoo
Arlington
Fort Myer
Nebraska
Kellogg
State Department
District of Columbia
Coolidge
Cattle Disease Detected Near Louston Texas Again
Reports show foot and mouth disease found near Louston Texas for a second time within a year. Dr BE Jarrell of the Live Stock Sanitary Commission warns of potential spread and urges surveillance and control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trouston
Texas
Pfor
Louston
Ed, Jarrell
Noted Philanthropist Dead in New York
Lucien C. Warner capitalist and philanthropist died after a long illness. He was long associated with the Young Men's Christian Association and its work in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. Lucien C. Warner
Earthquakes Hit Santa Barbara and Surrounding Area
A sharp quake struck Santa Barbara and nearby areas with a brief aftershock a few hours later. No damage or injuries were reported and most residents slept through the tremors.
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Santa Barbara
Cal Santa Batista
Threatened President Letters Charged Suspect Held
Norman Klein also known as Norman Kulley and George Kelly is held on charges of writing letters to President Coolidge threatening his life. The case centers on a man linked to multiple aliases facing federal charges in Tampa Florida.
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Tampa
Fla
Norman Klein
Norman Kulley
George Kelly
Coolidge
Lfe
Lyautey to Quit Paris as Morocco High Commissioner
Paris Soir reports Marshal Lyautey will resign as high commissioner in Morocco. Albert Serraut, currently ambassador to Turkey, is named his successor.
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Paris
The
Paris Soir
Marshal Lyautey
Morocco
Albert Serraut
Turkey
Four States Tremors Felt Across Kansas City Region
Low intensity earth tremors were felt in Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico with no major damage expected.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Amoy Port History and Harbor Noted in National Geographic Bulletin
A National Geographic bulletin recounts Amoy China as once the world’s leading tea port linked to the Boston Tea Party era. It notes early Western contracts, 1644 Portuguese contact, British trade until 1780, loss of Formosa trade after 1894, and Amoy’s current status as a big, picturesque harbor city with a divided old and new quarters and serious sanitation issues.
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Washington
Amoy
China
National Geographic Society
Boston
Canton
Formosa
Japan
Amoys
Pacific
Hongkong
Amey Island
Nerest
Amony Island
Tough Steak a Myth Tests So Indicate Washington
Meat eaters misled by temperaments find tests by the Bureau of Standards and Department of Agriculture show the toughest beef available has little mastication value. HH. Lo Whittmore of the mechanical section notes standards for beef toughness will be set with further debate and machinery.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Department of Agriculture
Lo Whittmore
Bureau
Amoy Harbor Named Gateway for Chinese Emigration
Amoy on Ko long su island enjoys facilities and sanitation called a paradise of South China. The port draws about 75,000 natives abroad yearly with remittances totaling over $12 million, offsetting trade declines. Its harbor can anchor the world’s largest ships, and in 1908 China chose Amoy to host a route for a U S fleet voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
Ko-long-su
South China
Singapore
East Indies
Sinc
United States
Society Woman Quits League Over Dog’s Death in Washington
Mrs Frances H Burnett a poet and social leader quits the Animal Rescue league after learning her dog Tinker Bell was seized and gas killed by dog snatchers. The dispute pits Burnett and other society women against the league in three rival Washington groups.
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Washington
Frances H
Burnett
Tinker Bell
Animal Rescue League
Humane Institution
District of Columbia
League
The
Rescue League
Forgers Find England Harsh to Their Trade
London reports a drop in forging offenses due to the difficulty of copying Bank of England notes. Scotland Yard operates a specialized bureau akin to a secret service unit. Detectives cooperate with paper ink and equipment dealers to locate counterfeiters and act before fake money hits markets.
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England
London
Scotland Yard
Bank of England
United States Secret Service
Forecast by Fish Delights Bathers
Veteran fishermen anticipate a warm-water year for inshore Atlantic beaches as mackerel move northward and bluefish and weakfish migrate landward. Gulf Stream mixing with Arctic currents is cited as the climate driver, with past shifts altering fish availability and seasonal patterns along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gulf Stream
Gulf
Arctic
Atlantic
Sharps
Cape May
Long Island
Nova Scotia
Bears Son of $12 a Week Learns Mate Is Rich
Mrs. Helen A. McKee seeks divorce from Renard A. McKee claiming discovered wealth and infidelity. She asks $1,000 monthly alimony and $2,000 attorney fees as he heads two producing corporations with an annual income around $50,000. Their son Harold is grown and separation occurred eight years ago. McKee’s Brooklyn home features an Italian roof garden a private basement bar billiard room and ballroom.
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New York
Allewing
Helen A. McKee
Waverly Avenue
Lynchburg
L. L
Renard A. McKee
Brooklyn
McKee
Supreme Court
Justice May
Harold
Broadway
Ninety Nine Year Old Hackett Inherits 83 Million
John Hackett aged ninety nine, pioneer of the Coeur d Alene mine district, receives word of an inheritance of 83 000 000 from his Venezuelan brother Pat Hackett who died at one hundred four. Information comes from Kellogg Idaho Spokane Wash confirms.
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Spokane
Wash
John Hackett
Coeur d'Alene
Venezuela
Kellogg
Idaho
Pat Hackett
Degree by Radio Town City Iowa
Clifford Lideen of Burlington Iowa received the first Bi A degree from the University of Iowa for work conducted through radio Though unable to attend commencement the university radio station carried Dean Kay's praise to the Burlington boy Listening In The text notes that work in tan yards or gas works is thought to aid those with lung diseases
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Woodbury County
Iowa National Guard
Camp Dodge
Estherville
Creatimery
Des Moines
Alva MecKeig
Harlan
Iona
Iowa
Bank of America
New York City
State Board of Control
Linn County
J. A. Reed
American Poultry Association
Jefferson Highway
Polk County
Missouri State Line
United States Department of Labor
Clark
State Bonus Board
Indianapolis
Chalons-Sur-Marne
Reunion
Chicago
New York
Chalons
France
Iowa City
Iuwa Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association
Cedar Falls
Shenandoah
Far- Tazut
Red Oak
Riverton
Executive Council
Ope
Greery
Griswold
Rock Island Railroad
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Les Moines
Board of Education
Town City
Clifford Lideen
Invali
Burlington
Dean Kay
Motorist Too Kind Says 1800 Mile Hiker in Boston
William H. Pingemann a 55 year old foot specialist and Shriner arrived in Boston after an 1800 mile tramp from Madison Wisconsin He said auto tourists offer rides every hour while he walks and some try to forcibly place him in machines Others cried when he declined and many drivers refuse to give him a ride citing heartless behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William H. Pingemann
Shriner
Madison
Wis
Results of Soft Park Experiments
United States Department of Agriculture reports at an Atlanta meeting on soft pork. Conclusions from state experiment stations across Alabama to Indiana cover effects of rice bran soybeans and other feeds on hog carcass firmness with gains and feeding periods specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Atlanta
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Department
Coastal Plain Experiment Station
Louisiana
Getting More Money for Eggs in Summer Season
Extension Service of Purdue University advises on preserving summer egg quality to sustain prices. Key steps include segregating males, collecting eggs twice daily, storing in a cool ventilated area, market eggs twice weekly in heat, keeping broody hens off nests, avoiding eggs from stolen nests, and maintaining clean nesting with straw. A premium from a reliable dealer follows better quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Purdue University
Cull Young Chickens For Profitable Flocks
The text advocates culling young chickens along with pullets and hens. It warns against raising sickly chicks as they rarely yield a satisfactory mature bird and risk spreading disease and wasting feed and labor. The best practice is constant elimination of unprofitable birds to keep the flock on a paying basis.
Beet Webworm Damage and Control in Gardens
The beet webworm is a major pest of beets, feeding on leaves and webbing plants. Arsenate of lead spray is noted as the best control, and removal of pigweed is advised since it encourages worm growth and spread.
Poultry and Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Pauses for Joint Inspection
Wisconsin veterinarians testing cattle in Green Lake county found they could inspect poultry flocks without delaying cattle work. They examined 1,032 flocks, found 153 infected, performed 218 post mortems, and inspected over 72 000 fowls. nationwide, 46 605 flocks were checked with 2 565 infected in early 1920s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Green Lake
Wisconsin
Green Lake County
Nurse crops ruin alfalfa stands by water competition
New Jersey agronomist George W. Musgrave warns that nurse crops like oats or barley rob young alfalfa of water and can cause lodging as the grain ripens. He advises cutting grain for hay early to prevent stand loss and protect investment in inoculation, seed, and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Musgrave
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Profesor Muserave
Careful With Pullets to Avoid Molt in Fall
Poultry producers should handle early hatched pullets to prevent molting in fall. Hatch timing aims for October laying start, about six months for Leghorns and seven for heavier breeds. Suggested feeding uses self-feeders post cockerel marketing, adjusting protein and minerals as pullets redden their combs. Once mature, egg production cannot be delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Poultry
H. W. Fitting
Purdue University
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth Rocks
Poultry and Crop Tips From an Early Farm Guide
The text offers practical farming advice on poultry and crop management including early brooding, feed types for turkeys and hens, land price efficiency, nurse crops for alfalfa, radiator care, soil enrichment with manure and nitrate, chick feeding progression, goose breeding ages, incubator vs live setting, quack grass avoidance, Swiss chard as summer feed, and selecting breeder males to pass desired traits to offspring. It emphasizes timely actions and specific practices for maximizing yields.
Honeymoon Bride Disarms Suicide Attempt in Cedar Rapids
Coroner reports Leo McKee of Dubuque attempted death by hanging during his honeymoon here. A passerby cut him down in time. his wife Elza Everett had recently married him in Dubuque. The couple, after troubles finding work, were reconciled with a temp aid from a farm.
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Cedar Rapids
Leo ‘McKee
Dubuque
McKee
Elza ‘“Everett
Dubuane Re‘cently
Jail Bride: Prison Visitor Marries In Wayne County
William Bennett visiting the jail yard of Wayne County court wed Julia M. Webster after 60 days in residence as a guilty offender. The buxom 21 year old from Muskegon and Bennett, 41, a salesman, married at the Presbyterian Range after answering questions at the prothonotary’s office.
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Lackawaxen
William Bennett
Julia M. Webster
Wayne County
Julia
Bennett
Prothonotary
Muskegon
Wis
Presbyterian Range
Father's Debt Upends Two Proposals for Albany Marriage
Manila-Rufina Aldales and Candido Binas seek marriage in Albany with a justice of the peace. Patricio Miraflor claims prior right to Rufina through a 75 peso debt, offering Rufina's elder sister instead. The elder sister refuses due to an engagement to a Chinese merchant, while the father tries to persuade her to break it to settle the debt.
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Manila
Rufina Aldales
Candido Binas
Justice of the Peace of
Albany
Patricio Miraflor
Patricio
Rufina
Patricia
Ambidextrous Drug Clerk Uses Both Hands at Work
Bud Arnold, a Council Bluffs drug clerk, writes with either hand and can write with both simultaneously. He often handles two pens in parallel and can work blindfolded. Arnold says one hand can mix a prescription while the other labels a bottle, and that ambidexterity came naturally to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Bud" Arnold
Arnold
Moose Calf’s Bellow Saves Canoeist’s Life
Nels Nordahl of Upsal township escaped death when a cow moose and two calves near Jackfish Lake charged his canoe. He shouted to scare them, the canoe tipped, and he fell overboard but kept the craft. A calf’s cry drew the mother back, ending the attack and allowing Nordahl to swim to safety.
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Fort William
Nels Nordahl
Upsal
Jackfish Lake
Nordahl
Balloon Blast Kills Coblenz Soldiers in Germany
French soldiers die when a non rigid balloon returning from Lutzel park flight explodes during mooring. Ten more soldiers suffer serious injuries in the incident near Coblenz Germany.
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Coblenz
Germany
Lutzel Park
Well Tragedy Claims Life of John Rabatine in Streator
John Rabatine, sixty five, fell into a well at his home in Streator Illinois and drowned. Authorities believe he lost balance while reaching for a pall hanging over the well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Streator
John Rabatine
Parrot Eats All Soft Soap Then Calls for Help
A housewife left soft soap on a table with an open cage door. The parrot finished the entire supply and greeted her with the exclamation Good-good-good heavens, help Polly!
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Polly
Worshipers of False Gods The Idolator
A Boston Transcript piece discusses worshipers of a graven image. It critiques egoism and reflects on idolatry themes in contemporary culture and personal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
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