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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1923

Page

10

The Yellow Seven Arm Patch Tattoo Plot Unfolds

Detective Peter Pennington races to arrest Chai Hung leader of The Yellow Seven gang in Jesselton. Varney and Zara Khan plot deception as Rabat Pilot severs Chal Hung’s hands and Pennington frees Varney amid a chaotic confrontation.

Peter Pennington Monica Viney John Hewitt Potiee Jesselton British North Borneo Pennington Chai-Hung Yellow Seven James Varney Tombakut Varney Foda Zara-Khen Rebat- Pal Zara-Khan Mr. Chal-Hung Mike Chal-Hung Chai-Ihung Zarak Khan

Britain Warns Germany Wage Reparation Limits and Flow

London reports Lord Curzon informs French and Belgian envoys Britain opposes maximum reparations. The note urges an impartial inquiry into Germany’s capacity to pay, calls for withdrawal of passive resistance, and warns that forced liquidation harms global trade and Germany’s finances.

London Lord Curzon France Belgium Great Britain Germany Fife Ruhr Terefore Cest

Rush to move 5.5 million tons coal before September

Independent coal operators report 5.4 million tons of anthracite will be shipped before September 1 from the Schuylkill region. Mines are in good condition to sustain heavy output as empty cars are staged at St. Clair and directed to Broad Mountain chutes. Shipments will continue beyond September 1 to clear accumulated coal.

Pottsville Philadelphia St. Clair Broad Mountain Mahaney

Coolidge Seen by Phrenologist As Leader in Making

Jessie Allen Fowler analyzes President Coolidge through phrenology, naming traits she says prove his future power. She portrays him as a thoughtful planner, original in ideas, capable of handling large groups, with a strong conscience and decisive timing.

NEA Service New York Coolidge Jessie Allen Fowler White House Calvin Coolidge United States Boston

President Coolidge Examined by Phrenological Diagram

The article describes President Coolidge through a phrenological diagram noting a keen eyes and large posterior lobe. It asserts he will approach issues thoughtfully, be wise in governance, and express succinctly his 40 word acceptance speech. It portrays him as humane and practical in leadership.

Ment Shreveport

Calvin Coolidge remembered as class humorist by old teacher

Amherst College president George D. Olds recalls Calvin Coolidge, then a 19 year old student in 1891, as the class humorist at graduation time. Olds notes Coolidge’s late grasp of subjects but lasting understanding and a red hair likeness that made an impression in the classroom.

NEA Service Calvin Coolidge Coolidge George D. Olds Amherst College Dr. Olds

Two Brothers Die In Plane Crash At Le Bourget

Two Americans Arthur Steep and Joseph Steep brothers aged from OH City Pennsylvania perished when a passenger plane crashed near Degny France. Pilot Gabriel Paouliani a noted French airman in wartime also died in the crash.

le Bourget France Arthur Steep Joseph Steep OH City Degny Here Gabrel Paoulani

Tanlac credited by Baltimore man for relief from indigestion

Charles R. Myers of Baltimore reports gaining 10 pounds after a long struggle with indigestion. He says Tanlac transformed his eating, strength, and sleep within weeks, and he urges others to buy Tanlac from reputable druggists with no substitutes. The ad notes over 37 million bottles sold and promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.

Charles R. Myers N. Glimor Street Baltimore Tanlac

Fatal burns after car backfire in Hazleton

In Hazleton Pennsylvania on August 13 Paul Schmear aged 25 died at the State Hospital from burns suffered in a automobile accident. A car with James Kilner and William Warg backfired and Schmear and Warg were badly burned while attempting to move the vehicle.

Hazleton Paul 5Schmear State Hospital James Kilner William Warg Schmear Warg

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