Martial Law Proclaimed Amid Moplah Uprising in Malabar
Reports from Malabar district in British India describe home rule rioting by Moplah Mohammedans with violence against Europeans. Martial law is declared as hundreds are killed or wounded and refugees flee Ernad and Ponani areas amid heavy troop deployment from Cannanore and Rangoon.
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London
Malabar
India
Pallion
Neary
Milton Moplans
Associated Press
Inedia
Erith
Leinster Regiment
Cannanore
Ponank
Rang
Ernad
Tagur
British India
Optimistic Undertone Noted In Federal Reserve Review
A cautious review notes tentative progress in the fourth Federal Reserve district amid price concerns. Officials point to rising coal shipments and warehouse receipts while warning some fail to grasp the shift to peak prices hindering mass consumption.
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Bry
Federal Reserve Bank
Toeit
Babe Flaying on Tracks Killed in Telavan
Four year old Geraldine Callahan of Janerville was struck and killed while playing on railroad tracks near Telavan, Wie. The accident occurred late in the evening when a train from the Mawnoe line could not stop in time.
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Babe
Associated Press
Janerville
Telavan, Wie
Geraldine Callahan
Rupert Keppel
Metro
Keppel
Violet de Trafford
England
Ford Employees Tied to Alleged Auto Thieves Ring
Five Ford employees are reportedly implicated in an alleged car theft ring. Police say the group operated in the city, with several vehicles stolen and shipped out of state. Investigators are examining how many cars were moved and the roles of the employees.
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FORD
Terrible Conditions in Volga Not Exaggerated
Fragmented report by Edwin Hulhager notes famine and disease devastate Volga region daily. The piece references extreme hardship, hunger, and widespread suffering amid a collapsing society with unclear officials and dire humanitarian need.
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Volga
Edwin Hulhager
Watted
Kina
Jerome Dane Onne
Thia Nedndinsy
Harding to press team work appeal for industrial congress
President Harding plans to urge team work between businesses and workers at an upcoming industrial congress in Washington. Secretary Hoover and Secretary Labor will help prepare plans aiming to cut unemployment, with about 5 million idle workers cited by the Labor Department. The event seeks measures to boost production and economic recovery.
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Harding
United Frees
Washington
Apwald
Commerce
Hoover
Industrial Congress
Homer
Labor
Labor Co
Woman appointed assistant attorney general of U S A
Washington reports the appointment of PrandI to succeed Ball as assistant attorney general. Prandi, a former Nebraska animal husbandry professor and farm editor, was endorsed by Secretary Wallace and follows a tradition of women attaining high legal posts in the U S government. Ball steps down due to other responsibilities. Pushir (Pugchley) to succeed Ball.
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Prandi
Pugchley
Ball
Tmy United Press
Washington
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Cother
Charles Wo Pushir
Wil
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Nebraska
Spusubuce Wallace
The
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Manson House
Jam
Five Men Held For Robbery Of Deposit Vaults
Five men are detained in Chicago in connection with a deposit vault robbery. Police say the inside job involved two guards and a careful plan to enter the building, unlock boxes, and carry off jewelry and cash worth thousands. Detectives noted the men were linked to the safety deposit vault break and are withholding names pending further investigation.
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fEy
Chicago
UL Orers
Linsehu
New State
Loo
Michael Thaches
RCS
Timaier
Anti-Beauty Contest Controversy Plagues Oklahoma Farmer-Congressman
Washington report alleges beauty contest activities by Representative Herrick, dubbed the Oklahoma farmer-congressman, caused political turbulence. A contestant’s father faced arrest after a contested incident amid threats and alleged falsified statements tied to his campaign. Local supporters and opponents dispute the integrity of the contest while postal authorities review the overall impact on the lawmaker.
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United Preess
Washington
Herrick
Inday
Deo Randione
Bn Ur Brier
Ena
Th . Harnaudh
Congressian
Roth
Eire
Irish cabinet holds formal meeting amid tense memes
A formal Irish cabinet meeting takes place as tensions rise over political memes and online discourse. Officials address the online controversy, outlining positions and potential responses while maintaining official proceedings and parliamentary decorum.
Sunday Auto Mishaps Kill Two In Wisconsin
Milwaukeee or Milwaukee area reports two people killed in separate Sunday auto accidents near the railroad tracks in Augusta Wisconsin. The victims include John H. Jonni and his employee Exel Fotunski. No further details available.
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Ted Press
Milwaghee
Siztern
Augusta
Wis
John HK
Jonni
Fotunski Ee
Beehive omen for Sheboygan farmer’s oil dreams
A Sheboygan County farmer, Alfred Kohrbern, believes a cherry tree with a beehive foretells riches in oil and gas. A local chiurgeon and commentaries link the omen to fortune, noting the hive’s location under a cherry limb and possible subterranean signs.
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Saited Press
Sheboygan
Wis
Alfred Korhrbern
Sheboyean
Chirveyant
Beehrboms CF Woudenix Iaok
F Holtz
Belfast
Roehrborn
Four Billion and Over Spent for Luxuries
A Treasury tax report shows $4.25 billion spent on luxuries by U.S. consumers, with cigars theater tickets club memberships and similar amusements contributing to a tax loss of about $579000 associated with nonessential items. The report notes a downturn in taxes on theaters and other leisure expenditures compared with prior periods, and highlights a shift in revenue from luxury goods to stricter tax collection.
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Raion F
United Prean Star
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Impernational
Otter Rommolines
Gomle
Billy Sunsay Blames Parents for Present Style of Flappers
United Press dispatch reports Billy Sunsay attacking modern flappers and youth behavior, blaming parents for current trends. The controversial opinion asserts streets filled with unruly youths, with references to drink, gun culture, and moral decay.
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Billy Sunsay
United Press
Portland
Sturiel
Billy
Anne
Bodies of Two Babes Found on the Road
Two young girls were found dead on a Kentucky road after a vehicle collision. Authorities seek to identify them and determine the cause as the investigation continues amid reports of travel and possible injuries.
Nations Brace for Pan German Counter Demonstration
Government plans for today amid fears of clashes as Pan Germans prepare a counter demonstration while Urzberger’s body is sent to Bertin week. President Leese declares a firm stance, urging restraint and calm.
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United Urexsy
SiSang
Ares
Mickey Collins Says No Plebiscite In Ireland
Michael Collins, minister of finance and head of the army, told United Press in Dublin that there will be no plebiscite. He defended the current Irish leadership and martial law as necessary, and spoke of British troops in Ireland amid intensified warfare. He dismissed future public votes while asserting unity behind de Valera.
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Mechael Collins
Sean Finn
United Press
Dobbs
Collins
Fisure
Ireland
de Valera
Clyde OC. Beals
Michael Collins
UN Fein
United Press Today
Mickey
Mickey Collins
Dublin
Colest
Deeda
Sinn Fein leaders hold another conference at St Stephens Green
The narrator describes passing to the house of St Stephens Green where Collins would join Sinn Fein inner circle talks. A group of veteran troops stood nearby as an occupying force, then a brief image at the threshold shows a moment of greeting before entering.
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Lish
St. Stephens Green
Collins
Sinn Fein
West Virginia Army Miners Face Off In Mountain Clash
Heavily armed civilian forces confront each other on a ridge in West Virginia as union miners and nonunion guards brace for a possible clash over Mingo county. Reports say four people killed and thirteen wounded in prior fighting as sheriffs and officials prepare for looming violence. Reinforcements move toward the district while locals, many armed, await a signal amid heightened tension and martial law controversy.
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West Virginia
Minge County
Charleston
Ponunion
Loon
W. Vae
West Virglnm
Sheri Don Chafin
McDowel
Mingo County
Biasla
Sharples
Yrrolest
Martin Bi Gnardy
Nimena
Uty
Resenimiert Arsenals
Che
Ailsides
Arendan
Tank Pieatens
Flying boat docks after record flight in Maine
A large flying boat, claimed as the largest craft of its kind in Arecan Waters, completed a record flight yesterday. The vessel, named Santa Maria, departed from Aur and headed toward Mem with a prominent crew and supporters observing the spectacle.
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Arecan
Aur
Seth
Santa Maria
Mem
Phillies Name Irving Witheim New Manager
Irving Witheim has been signed as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies. He previously served as trainer and coach and has been acting manager since Donotan's removal several weeks ago.
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Phiadelphia
William F. Bach
Philadelpa
National League Baseball Club
Irving Witheim
Wilhelm
Philes
Donotan
Death Result of Fight at Dress Ball in Allenhurst
Cecil Arthur of Manhattan died after a quarrel at a dress ball at the Allenhurst hotel near Asbury Park when Chilean youth Salvadore Laborde and Cuban companions clashed with him during a dance interruption. Laborde is held without bail. other defendants are detained as the investigation opens under orders from Governor Edwards. Arthur collapsed from a fractured skull after a blow to the jaw during the intermission in the ballroom.
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NX. J
New York
New Jersey
Cecil Arthur
Manhattan Society
Allenhurst
Pere
Arthur
Edwards
Naw
Salvator Laborde
Corpell
Jose Mantuno
Manuel Fernandez
Laborde
Deal
X. J
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Associated Press
N. J
Cecil A. Arthur
J. Charles Tukte
London
England
Salvadore Laborde
Cornell University
Havana
Cuba
Mrr
John 5
Sutphen,Sr
Mira
Sutphen
Urges Permanent Federal Plan for National Highways
Harold D. Jacobs reports that F. W. Fenn of the National Auto Mobile Chamber of Commerce backs a permanent federal highway maintenance plan funded by highway user fees. He proposes regular patrols to quickly repair breaks, reduce life-cycle costs, and extend road life. He cites millions moved by highways last year and passenger traffic growth.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
Ow York
F. W. Fenn
National Motor Truck Company
Natonal Auromobile Chamber of Commerce
Tughwayt
Alaska's First White Baby Dies at Madison
An Associated Press report notes Wadimen-Miss May Etares, claimed as Alaska's first white baby born, died after a lone birth at Madison. The brief item names the individuals and location, reporting a solemn early death in a historical context.
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Alaska
Madison
Associated Press
Wadimen
May
Rifemen In Action At Camp Perry Event Opens
AT CAMP PERRY THE RIFLE MEN OPEN COMPETITION WITH ELEMENTARY SHOOTING PRACTICE AND EXPECTED ACTION. OFFICIALS REPORT AROUND 300 ENTRANTS. THE EVENT CONTINUES THROUGH SEPTEMBER 5 WITH SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING AND RECOGNIZED TEAMS EXPECTED TO PERFORM.
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