Chicago Grocer Sues Marchesa for Slander and Extortion Warrant
Harold J. Brennan a Chicago grocer sues the Marchesa Adelaide de Jannilli for 1 000 000 dollars in slander and has sworn out a warrant for her arrest on attempted extortion. The marchesa, widow of an ex Italian minister to Japan and formerly Adelaide Rees, is linked to a weekend party where jewelry vanished.
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Harold J. Brennan
Chicago
Adelaide de Jannilli
Japan
Adelaide Rees
Modern Agamede Sought To Honor Women Leaders
The Women’s Foundation for Health of New York seeks a present day Agamede to honor health leaders. Rumors tie Miss Martha Van Rensselaer of Cornell’s home economics department as a contender for the role and the gold Agamede medal.
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Martha van Rensselaer
Cornell University
Agamede
Women's Foundation For Health of
New York
Coolidge narrowly escapes car strike in downtown Washington
President Coolidge almost collided with a car Sunday night and the driver faced arrest for traffic violations. Secretary Davis was briefed that aliens with communist faith are barred entry or subject to deportation. The State Department flagged American volunteers with the French army in Morocco as violating US law. The Shipping Board rejected Munson Steamship bid of 3,080,000 for four Pan American ships.
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Coolidge
Davis
Risley
Labor Department
United States
State Department
Morocco
Washington
Shipping Board
Munson Steamship Company
Pan-American Line
Armistice ends dispute at College of Industrial Arts Denton
Peaceful settlement ends the quarrel at the College of Industrial Arts in Denton Texas with President Lindsey Blayney and faculty returning to work after the board of regents mediation. State and federal officials discuss disease control and estate tax figures are released in Austin. H. P. Hadfield re elected Texas real estate boards president in El Paso.
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College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Texas
Lindsey Blayney
Board of Regents
Terrell
Austin
H. P. Hadfield
el Paso
Texas Association of Real Estate Boards
W. A. Thomas
Dallas
Ross Combest
Beaumont
Loren W. Benton
San Antonio
W. C. Branum
Houston
Free State plans 20 million for Irish road upgrade over three years
The Free State government approves a nearly 20 million dollar road improvement scheme to be implemented across three years. In Tokyo the diet buildings were destroyed by fire on Friday injuring several. losses pegged at about 1 million dollars. Turkey sees a rise of fez opposition as hats become a symbol of modern dress. Germany reports ten million tons of coal in storage this season. Egypt’s Prince Anmey Seif El Dine, recently freed from Hastings asylum, rests near Constantinople. French forces reportedly hold key positions on the northern Moroccan front. China faces massive flooding as 900 villages are surrounded by water after the Yellow River breach near Yunchenghsien.
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Diet
Tokio
Japan
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Germany
Anmey Seif el Dine
Egypt
Hastings
Sea of Marmara
Constantinople
French Morocco
China
Yellow River
Yunchenghsien
Yenchowfu
Fort Worth Cattle Receipts Narrowed to 2100 Head
Fort Worth stockyards Friday reported only 2100 cattle receipts including calves up to 600 head. Trading opened active yet overall market small. Cows led gains with at least 150 cents rise. beef steers fared modestly with few sales near 5.60 to 7.10 per hundredweight.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Holliday Incorporation Vote Counts 50 to 15
Holliday residents in Archer County voted to incorporate by a 50 to 15 margin. The report also notes other Texas items including conventions in Houston and Galveston, bond votes, tax roll updates, and infrastructure projects across multiple counties.
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Holliday
Archer County
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A Turtle Lake Wisconsin letter touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from weakness vomiting poor appetite and backache tied to pregnancy and childbirth. The note cites eight years using Liver Pills for constipation and claims 98 of 100 women in a canvass benefited from the compound.
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Turtle Lake
Wisconsin
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Seanen
la Point
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dutch Cremationists Mark 50th Anniversary in Holland
The Dutch Society for Optional Cremation celebrated its fiftieth jubilee as cremation gained traction among orthodox Protestants. A 1876 petition to King William III sought burial law changes, with Westerveld crematorium opening in 1913 before cremation was legalized. After test-case cremation of Dr Vaillant in 1914 the Netherlands’ supreme council ruled cremation not punishable, leading to many Dutch remains entering furnaces at Westerveld.
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Holland
William III
Westerveld
Haarlem
Vaillant
Supreme Council of the
Netherlands
Wonders of nature test road resilience by visitors
A Duluth Herald note observes how roads stay intact despite heavy tourist traffic highlighting nature’s paradox and human impact.
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Duluth Herald
Timing Matters for Carrying Out a Good Idea
Clear planning boosts success as soon as practical. Start by outlining steps, setting milestones, and gathering resources to transform an idea into action.
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