American City To Be Built In Heart Of Paris
American students may gain a dormitory style campus life in Paris near Parc Montsouris as a group plans to build on campus grounds and reserve half the rooms for French students. A new memorial at St Nazaire to honor French American military brotherhood begins, designed by Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and produced in France with French workers. A butterfly outbreak in Venlo darkens streets, while a 700 pound turtle was caught on Brittany coast and may be shown at Exposition of Decorative Arts. Lost and Found rules tighten, nesting perishable items to six months and other items to one year.
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Alice Langelier
Teebraation
Adt
Hows
Paris
Cite Universitaire
Parc Montsouris
America
France
St. Nazaire
Venlo
Meuse
Brittany
Hes
Exposition of Decorative Arts
French Academy of Science
London to Welcome Edward Prince of Wales Home
London prepares a royal homecoming for Edward Prince of Wales after his six month world tour. Portsmouth greets him aboard Repulse with a guard of honor while the King Queen and government officials await. A Buckingham Palace dinner will follow with a London procession and looming rest before possible hunting trips.
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Wales
Highlands
Scotland
Charles
Smyth
Mtelf
London
Edward Prince of Wales
Portsmouth
H. M
Duke of York
Prince
Guard of Honor
Royer
Buckingham Palace
City of London
City Guildhall
North
American Prospectors Rush To Gold Fields
American prospectors surge to the newly found gold fields in the Tchukot Anadyr coast near the Bering Strait opposite Alaska. Many entered without passports along the unguarded northern border. The Bering Strait fields reportedly rival the Aldan river in quality, though perhaps slightly inferior.
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Moscow
Tchukot-Anadyr
Bering Straits
Alaska
Bering Stralta
Aldan
Handsome aluminum griddle deal for pancake lovers
A large aluminum griddle 11 inches across with an anchored handle is offered at 1.69 dollars after buying Pillsbury Pancake Flour or by mail if unavailable. The griddle is heat proof and large enough for other griddles to fit inside.
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Pillsbury’s
Canada Exports Flour to Sixty Countries in 1925
Ottawa report shows fifty three nations bought 10,169,692 barrels of Canadian flour in the year. United Kingdom led purchases with 219,356 barrels, Germany 193,040, United States only 101 barrels. Wheat exports also rose, with the UK taking about 90 percent of shipments in July and the wheat yield jumping 130,000,000 bushels over 1924.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
United Kingdom
Germany
Britain
United States
Stolen Street Car Found Line Resumes Service
Bethany West Virginia October 9 the Wellsburg Bethany street car schedule resumed after being paralyzed for days when the only car on the line was found parked in an alley behind an old barn. Sheriff Lowe and deputies recovered the car uninjured and it was hauled back to service with the schedule restored. Bethany has no police force.
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Bethany
W. Va
Wellsburg-Bethany Streat
Robert M. Lowe
Streetcar System Sparks Tax and Theft Questions
A deputy sheriff will monitor the street car system as students are blamed for theft. The company allegedly failed to pay municipal taxes in Wellsburg, causing tracks to be torn up previously, limiting service to within city limits.
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Wellsburg
May Be Showers In Washington
Bulletin from Washington notes slightly cloudy weather for the third game of the world series. At 6 30 a m the sky was clear but forecast warned a possible shower later in the day.
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Washington
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Senators
U. S. ‘Weather Bureau
Carl disappears after leaving January 17 1922
In Sterling Massachusetts a case notes Carl leaving home and not being seen again after his wife testified on January 17 1922. Springfield and Leominster are mentioned as nearby or involved locations in the narrative. The fragment indicates an unresolved disappearance linked to a court proceeding.
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Sterling
Mass
Springfield
Leominster
Carl
Woman Divorced From Same Mate Twice In Eight Years
Edith E Bartholomew of Leominster Massachusetts was granted a divorce from Carl E Bartholomew of Providence Rhode Island for desertion in probate court in Fitchburg. She kept custody of their year old son Curtis. The couple first wed in 1909, separated, then reconciled and remarried on May 17 1928.
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International News Service
Fitchburg
Mass
Edith E. Bartholomew
Leominster
Carl E. Bartholomew
Providence
R. I
Bartholomew
Curtis
Harry Atwoor
Ther Wvara
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Huey & Mathews
van Gamp
van Camp
Nea
Fasn
Calif
Ality
ICOA
Neshannock Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Butler Stores
New Castle
East Long Avenue
E. Washington Street
Prince of Wales
Capital
Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour
SE Alets Usu
Pilsbury Flour Mills Company
Penn Ave
Renae
B.C. McAteer
Pitteburab
Swansdown
Wellsburg-Bethany
Bay State
Orresearch
Hal Showers
Heinz
Heinz 3d
H. J. Heinz Company
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