Morocco as battleground in new world war warn by Ponsonby
London dispatch reports Arthur Ponsonby warn Morocco could trigger larger conflict as France and Spain battle Abd-el-Krim’s Riff tribesmen. He criticizes protectorate policy, cites Spain’s autocracy, and notes arms supplied to foes. contrasts Riffs with Western interference.
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Morocco
London
France
Spain
Abd-el-Krim
Europe
Arthur Ponsonby
Ponsonby
Death Crosses To Mark Death Point On Road
Beaver Falls Pa Aug 10 Sheriff Wright with the state highway department erects death crosses at dangerous Columbiana county Ohio highways. The first cross stands near the East Palestine line, a four foot white wooden marker with a black base. Drivers report a somber jolt and favor the warning as a lifesaving measure.
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Beaver
Falls
State Highway Department
Wright
Columbiana County
Ohio
East
Palestine
Pennsylvania
Release Man In Girl's Leap
Sam Lovio was exonerated as the driver of the car from which Mary Perri leaped and was hurt in Akron. Maryville-bound Mary Perri, once an escapee, was moved from hospital to city jail. she had claimed being pursued by men who wanted to kill her.
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Robert Johnson
Reynolds
Ill
Albert Peters
Peters
Johnson
Akron
Sam Lovio
Mary Perri
Lovio
Marysville
Lovie
Mary
Footlights Fail to Lure Polly The Old Mission Parrot
In Los Angeles on August 11 a San Juan Capistrano pageant director tried to stars Lola the mission parrot on stage. Lola refused to stay on a perch and bit Holme then bit Mrs. Henry Herbert. The decision was Lola will not appear in the show.
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Los Angeles
Garnet Holme
San Juan Capistrano
Lola
Holme
Mr. Holme
Henry Herbert
Face Powdering Vogue Reaches Mexico via Los Angeles
Shipping records show thousands of tins of face powder sent to Mexican importers from Los Angeles in recent months, suggesting a vogue among Mexican flappers and possibly southern sheiks for beautifying products. Patent medicines are also listed in the same shipments.
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Los Angeles
Mexico
Southern republic sees rising demand for plasters and toiletries
Tard plasters mineral salts and healing oils are in demand in the southern republic. Toilet waters highly perfumed bath soaps and facial preparations are being forwarded to Mexico in increasing quantities, according to shipping men.
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Republic
Mexico
Ready For Horse Pulling Contest
Sunbury Pennsylvania August 11 The finest draft horses from Northumberland Snyder and Union counties prepare to enter the first pulling contest staged in Pennsylvania at Rolling Green Park during the Susquehanna Valley farmer's picnic. Joseph M. Vial of Pennsylvania State College says 12 or 15 teams will compete with the dynamometer pullometer. Nine similar contests are planned in the state this summer and fall at county fairs or picnics. The Penn State device is the only one east of Michigan.
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Sunbury
Northumberland
Snyder
Union
Pennsylvania
Rolling Green Park
Here
Joseph M. Vial
Pennsylvania State College
Penn State
Michigan
Growth of Zoning Expands to 26 Million in U.S. Areas
The Commerce Department report shows a 130 percent rise in people living in zoned cities towns and villages over four years reaching 26 million by July 1. From 11 million in 1921 to 26 million in 1925 across 366 municipalities, with Denver among the latest adopters.
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United States
Division of Building and Housing
Department of Commerce
Denver
Colorado
Hartford
Connecticut
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Local residents engaged in visits and illness notes
A roundup of residents and guests includes A C Martin recovering at home on Walnut street and John Bole visiting his bedridden father David Bole of Fast Poland avenue. Numerous families travel or visit in Stoneboro Pittsburgh Ellwood City Conneaut Lake and Toledo with illness lists and travel over the weekend.
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A. C. Martin
Walnut Street
John Bole
David Bole
Fast Poland Avenue
R. R. Throop
Oak Street
Stoneboro
H. W. Kerr
Darlington
Lloyd Batten
Edenburg
Marian Griffin
South Main Street
J. K. Latimer
Youngstown
I. M. Davidson
Washington, D. C
R. E. Martland
East Poland Avenue
O. W. Johnson
Walnut
Davis Accepts Democratic Nomination on Radio Address
One year ago John W. Davis in Clarksburg Virginia accepted the Democratic nomination for President via a radio broadcast address.
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John W. Davis
Clarksburg
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Harry R. Flory
International News Service
Gallipoli
Kotex
Euwer’s
Rockers
Euwer
So. Mill Sc
Portland Oregonian
Melby Rex
Ail ‘Rehail Stoves
Castile
Polly
Old Mexico
Bessemer
OAK Park Memorial Company
Oak Park Cemetery
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