Controversy Over 1926 27 Budget Rages In Washington
Washington reports a fierce budget battle as Budget Director Lora pushes reductions to 314 million for 1926 27. Navy and Army face deep cuts, with plans to close shore stations and trim construction while maintaining essential personnel and matériel.
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Navy
Budget Bureau
General Board
Atlantic
Naval
Central America
Boston Navy Yard
Charleston Navy Yard
Gweat Lakes
Brooklyn
Congress
Ling
Bureau of the Budget
Pacific
West
Atlantic Seaboard
Coui Grens
Heavy Storm Wrecks Calipatria Causing Severe Damages
In Calipatria Imperial Valley a fierce windstorm struck with no warning, demolishing one town section and leaving only a few cement structures standing. One woman, Louise Enzuela, was severely injured, likely fatally, as others suffered serious injuries and property losses exceeded 150000 dollars.
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California
Avlletin
International News Service
Los Angeles
Calipatria
Imperial Valley
Louise “Enzuela
Boston Police Take Four in Tong War Raid
Boston police roundup four suspects in city tong war. In Chingtown police arrest a man for carrying a loaded revolver and three others for zarring cape. Early morning sweep follows a busy night in Boston.
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Boston
International News Service
Chingtown
Zarrring Cape
Legion Commander Urges Aviation Action at Meetings
James A. Drain national commander of the American Legion tours New England conventions urging aviation preparedness. He argues the United States must match world parity and press Congress, noting December sessions as the moment to act for air defense and national safety.
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International News Service
ST. Albans VI
James A. Drain
American Legion
New England Legion
United States
Drain
Vermont Department
Congress
America
Legion
Massachusetts official says hard coal strike would be brief
Bulletin from Swampscott Mass reports James J. Storrow, Massachusetts fuel administrator, stating a coal strike by anthracite miners would be short if it occurred. He said the public is ready for substitutes, railroads can handle soft coal, and there is current stock. He and President Coolidge denied discussing the coal situation.
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International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
James J. Starrow
Massachusetts
President Coolidge
White Court
Starroy
W. H. Coolidge
Storrow
Renewed Eruptions Of Vesuvius Not Believed Dangerous
International News Service reports from SAPLES Aug 26 that renewed eruptions of Vesuvius are not considered dangerous or important by Prof Aleandra director of the Vesuvius observatory. The volcano roars with flames and smoke attracting tourists while the activity forms an imposing spectacle.
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Internationa
Servien
Saples
Vesuvius
Aleandra
Vesuvius Observatory
Teachers Hear Talk On Study at Lawrence County Institute
Teachers heard Dr Evans discuss How to Study a Classic at the Lawrence County Teachers Institute held at the senior high school. Near East Relief speaker Mrs Gannaway told of destitute children, highlighting adoption and a recovered girl as a testimonial. Special group talks and a Gersbie concert were part of the program.
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Ba Win Batlow Byang
Thiel College
Lawrence County Teachers’ Institute
Evans
Ballantine
Philadelphia
Charles Gauno
Way
M Gannaway
Relief Commission
Gamsbie
Chinese Residents In Pittsburgh Seek Police Protection
Chinese residents in Pittsburgh appeal for police protection amid a deadly tong war. Rival tong leaders On Leongs and Hip Sings are guarded by their own members outside headquarters. Investigators link the slain On Leong member Loo Gea to Cleveland operatives, with a four-man gang suspected. Police search Chinatown streets for idle Chinese as DA office says cooperation for deportation if connected to tong warfare.
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F International
Pittsburgh
On Leongs
Hip Sings
Tong
Loo Gea
Bo- Neo
Assasdins
Cleveland
U. S
Sweetheart Goes To States Girl Commits Death by Own Action
Ottawa dispatch reports 18 year old Mary Woodhall employed as a maid in the home of Dr. Fr. O Brien, emigrated to the United States and killed herself today. The incident occurred in Ottawa Quebec on August 20.
Druses Capture French Fortress in Syria Uprising
Druses tribesmen rising against French rule in Syria captured the Diorgazor fortress garrison. Reports from a wire dispatch in London on August 26 indicate continued rebellion against the French administration and troops.
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Druses
Cinternational News Service
London
Syria
Diorgazor
Wu Catroilspatch
Ant
Dr Mead Speaks At Kiwanis Club in Birmingham
Dr. Mead, dean of the faculty at Birmingham Southern College, spoke at the Kiwanis noon luncheon in Birmingham. He discussed his new field and experiences with Wiwaulans during his affiliation and noted his courtesy appearance on his final Kiwanis day here.
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Birmingham Southern College
Birmingham
Ala
Kiwanis
Mead
Gilbert W. Mesd
Swith
New Castle
Westminster
Sollega
Rotary
Lions Clubs
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North
Jefferson Street
Phone Budo
Bayis. Shoe CO
NOLA
Davis Shoe CO
Cripps Hardware Co
Daned Izold Georee
Prige
Ciralrei
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Leigh C. Palmer
U. S. Fleet Corporation
Leviathan
Julian Allen
Charles Dillingham
New York
Fortune
Deauville
Bacarrat
Ebeling’s
Ebeling’s For Furniture
East
Washington St
Julian Goldman
People’s Store
New England
W. J. Offutt Co
Ators Hants
Billie Burkes
Batiste
Peuchly
Tyle
Princess
Balbriggans
Butler & Butler & Jeannette
Eels
Jeannette
Dr. Mead
Kiwanis Club
Westminster College
Ulty
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King of Darkness
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Star Distributors
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South Street
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