World News in Brief from Happenings Digest
Census figures place Great Britain at 42 767 580 with London at 4 483 249. Greek forces push toward Angora as Sakaria river passage is forced. Sinking of steamship Perlis near Siam costs 34 lives. rioting in Belfast. naval honors awarded in England.
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Great Britain
London
Smyrna
Sakaria
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Congress approves Willis Campbell anti beer bill in revised form
Washington reports the house adopted the conference report on the Willis Campbell anti beer bill with the Stanley search and seizure amendment restricting warrants to dwellings. The Capper Tindher futures measure advances to the President. A deficiency appropriation bill for the shipping board and disarmament conference totals 48.5 million and 206 thousand respectively. Charles F. Cole nominated for U S attorney in eastern Arkansas. The Fordney tax bill moves to the senate raising the single man exemption to 2500 and dependent exemption to 400. Panama dispute deepens as Costa Rica seizes disputed territory. the U S orders a battalion of marines to Panama amid tensions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Shiping Board
Panama
Costa Rica
State Department
United States
Illinois poultry marketers hire manager to ship poultry
Illinois poultry raisers plan to employ a manager to organize a poultry car route through the county. Producers will deliver at the car on set dates and receive about one cent above terminal market value per pound, while current bids pay 9 to 10 cents less.
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Sterling
Calhoun
Jersey
Chris Ringhousen
Grafton
Calhoun County
Jersey County
Peoria District Fair Grounds
Illinois City
Cincinnati
Martha Hull
East St. Louis
Granite City
Thomas Gilliland
Disciples of Christchurch
Illinois
Jessie Coleman Monser
Decatur
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Bloomington
University
Urbana
College of Education
George J. Schudt
Waddams Grove
Freeport
Havana
Sig
Thomas McArthur
River Forest
Ottawa
ZR 2 Airship Disaster Claims 43 Lives In Hull
London Aug 26 United States airship ZR 2 the largest in the world exploded over Hull causing a fatal crash. Eighteen of twenty one American pilots are believed dead while 28 of 49 crew members perished. Commander Louis H Maxfield is among the dead. The ship broke in two and burned plunging into the Humber with survivors delirious and boats tending to fires.
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General Assembly
State Treasury
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
E. P. Brand
Illinois State Baptist Convention
Illinois
Howard Keithly
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Silvis
D. H. Toomy
Nokomis
Glassford
Lamarch
Everett Keith
la Grange
Bethel
J. Livingston Duff
Bushnell
James Ishmael
Decatur
J. L. Meads
Benton
Stickney
Cook County
Rock Island Arsenal
Fourth Infantry
Ilinois National Guard
Camp Lincoln
Frank Taylor
Illinois Industrial Commission
Danville
Harry Vance
John Moore
Fox River
Elgin
St. Charles
State Fish Commission
Richard Thompson
Monmouth
Galesburg
Richard
Thompson
Lombard College
Peoria
Beebe Stark
Virgil McQuowan
Stark
Rockford
Fay Motor Bus Corporation
Alama J. Fries
Pensonexu
Fries
Iinois
Ilinois
Peorian Aircraft Club
Chicago
Tolano
C. L. Meharry
ME. Nf. Denlin
Rock Island
Willian: White
la Crosse
Wis
Civic Music Club
London
United States
Humber
Hull
England
Atlantic
Louis H. Maxfield
Washington, D. C
Maitland
Britain
James Phipson
Birmingham
Bateman
A. H. Wann
Esterly
Wann
U. S
Putnam
Lakehurst
N. J
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Christiania
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el Universal
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Europe
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Ind
McKeesport
Sylvester Lukarnek
John Lanzie
Sukarnek
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Ku Klux Klan
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
James HE. Boyd
Greensboro
N. C
Boyd
Supreme Court of the United States
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Gorman
Anna Sewell Weaver
Charles P. Weaver
Louisville, Ky
Silerville
Rainy River
Canadian
Warrond
Minn
Saskatchewan
Fort Francis
Ralpy River
Thomas Egan
Fitzmorris
Walter Gibson
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Presbyterian Publicity Bureau
Samuel Ball Platner
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Nieuw Amsterdam
Charles Henry
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Stanford University
Henry A. Greene
Alameda County
Oakland
Charles F. Cole
Harding
Eastern District of
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