Schoolbooks to be supplied to South Bend pupils at cost
The South Bend school system will provide books to students through teachers, avoiding shop prices and saving thousands each semester. Most books sold this month will cost 5 to 60 cents less than a year ago, with a plan to involve patriotic groups and Bible study tied to civics revivals.
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United States
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Columbus Coal Company
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Gary
Bert Morgan
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Eugene ‘Kelley
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Peoples’ State Bank
Indianapolis
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Muncie
L. K. Bing
Elwood
Greeks Evacuate Asia Minor as Turkish Nationalists Advance
Reports from London and Athens describe Greek forces falling back in Asia Minor with evacuation of Smyrna enclave and broader retreat under way. British battleships arrive to protect interests as Turkish advances burn towns and press hundreds of Christian refugees toward Smyrna. Emergency says Greece seeks armistice and allied help to safeguard civilians.
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Grece
Asia Minor
Brusa
London
Daily Mail
Greece
Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
Smyrna
Rome
Ali Fethi Bey
Venice
Fethi Bey
Angora
Thrace
Asia
Minor
Arey
Theodore A. Bell Killed in California Auto Crash
San Rafael California September 6 Theodore A Bell a San Francisco attorney former congressman and three time Democratic gubernatorial candidate was killed in an automobile crash near Rose California Lucie Mintzer his host at a gun club could not escape injury as the car went over a high embankment Bell was pinned beneath the vehicle and died probably instantly Mintzer suffered a broken arm
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Cal
Theodore A. Bell
San Francisco
California
Lucie Mintzer
Bell
Rose
Mintzer
Boxer's Death in Ring Ends Fight in Michigan
Sam Johnson, 26, known as Kid Johnson and a colored heavyweight from Smithville, Michigan, died after a bout with Dummy Maxon of Bay City in Houghton Heights. Johnson endured heavy punishment in the seventh round and weakened at the start of the eighth before collapsing.
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Mich
Sam
Kid”) ‘Johnson
Smithville
Maxon
Bay City
Johnson
Coast-to-Coast Flight On
Lieutenant James H. Doolittle, Kelly Field aviator, is en route from Jacksonville to San Antonio and San Diego aiming to span 2100 miles between coasts within time. He is the third army flyer on this coast-to-coast effort.
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James H. Doolittle
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San*Antonio
San Diego
Cal
Atlantic
Pacific
Army
Senate House Conferees Vote Against Delaying Tariff Bill
A 5 to 3 vote rejects sidetracking the administration tariff measure for the soldiers bonus. McCumber and Simmons vote to take up the bonus. Smoot, Fordney, Longworth, Green and Collier oppose. Democratic conferees invited but excluded as tariff rewrites proceed and Fordney leads opposition.
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Utah
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Longworth
Ohio
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Iowa
Collier
Mississippi
Air carnival crash at Evanston plains two killed
In Burmeister field a large biplane plunged from 400 feet during a tail spin. Pilot Price Hollingworth and passenger Ben Buscher, 19, of Niles Center, were buried under wreckage and taken to St Francis hospital. Doctors fear Hollingworth may die from skull and internal injuries. Buscher has a broken back.
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Burmeister Field
Price Hollingworth
Ben Buscher
Niles Center
St. Francis’ Hospital
Buscher
Hollingworth
Sky
Bunkhouse Fire Probed After Fatal Pittsburgh Blaze
Thirteen railroad officials and workers were questioned at a joint meeting by city county and federal officials investigating a Pennsylania railroad bunkhouse fire that killed seven employees. Gerald Harper, a victim, had graduated from Carnegie Tech last June.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylania Railroad
Gerald_Harper
Carnegie’s Institute of Technology
Bishop Fallows Dies in Chicago After Years of Service
Chicago dispatch reports Bishop Fallows of the Reformed Episcopal Church, a famed figure in Chicago’s religious life, has died after years of service. The obituary notes his leadership and influence within the community.
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Chicago
Episcopal ‘Church
Improved Uniform International to We
A fragment referencing the title Improved Uniform International to We and the author Rev. Op. B. Pittzwater, linked to a Bible Institute of Chicago. The text includes copyright notation and stray editorial marks from a 1922 newspaper page fragment.
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Bol Pitzwater
Englehiedco
Bible“Institute of Chicago
Western
The Joy of Learning God's Word in Bible Class
A lesson outlines Ezra's assembly teaching the Law to a mixed-age group. It describes reverence, clear reading, and mutual prayer, and notes the impact: conviction of sin, joy, and restored obedience through understanding Scripture.
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Standay School
Hager Assembly
Ezra
Representative Assembly
Jas
Tabernacles
Eyes of Others Ruin Us Quote by Franklin
Fragmentary quotation asserts that the perception of others harms the speaker. The speaker claims blindness to themselves would remove desires for luxury such as a fine house and furniture.
Confessional Faults in Small Acts Reported
The remark notes a tendency to confess minor faults to imply absence of major ones. It frames the idea as a critique of self presentation and public perception.
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Rochefoucauld
Tanlac credited with curing stomach troubles
Numerous sufferers of indigestion and dyspepsia praise Tanlac for restoring health after other remedies failed. Mrs. W. A Hocker says Tanlac helped her digestion and overall vitality, claiming the stomach now digests properly and the blood is purified. The ad urges readers to buy at local druggists.
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Tanlac
W. A Hocker
Rose“Ave
Clifton. Korge
Senator Sworthworthy on tombstones and posterity
A Birmingham Age-Herald voice quotes Senator Sworthworthy arguing against costly monuments. He supports a simple tombstone to keep history straight, noting that building his own monument could rob future posterity of the chance to forget him.
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Sworthworthy
Birmingham Age-Herald
Cave at Mount Timpanogos Now Electrically Lighted
Mount Timpanogos cave beneath the Wasatch mountains in Utah is now illuminated with an electric lighting system. The installation highlights stalactite and stalagmite formations and the cave’s odd nooks and corridors.
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Mount Timpanogos
Wasatch Mountains
Utah
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