Million Dollar Bride Trust At Grand Mere Lodge Tale
Lena Wilson, a milkmaid known as Cinderella of the northwoods, is linked to a $1,000,000 trust created by Bud Stillman before their marriage at Grand Anse. The groom established a $2,500,000 trust and arranged that she would have prior claim to $1,000,000 over creditors if bankruptcy occurs.
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Grand Mere
Quebec
Lena Wilson
Northwoods
Prince Charming
Bud Stillman
Stillman
Grand Anse
Farmers to Make 8 Weeks European Tour
Indianapolis German reforestation Danish waste land reclamation and Dutch dairying will replace landmarks on the eight week European tour of American farm bureau federation members sailing from New York July 30. The mission aims to study advanced cooperative marketing methods and long term cultivation, soil fertility, irrigation and land management practices in Germany the Netherlands Denmark England and France through visits to historic herds and major agricultural centers.
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Indianapolis
Rheims
Rhine
Westminster Abbey
American Farm Bureau Federation
New York
Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Germany
Netherlands
Denmark
Jerseys
Guernseys
Alderneys
Holland
Rhineland
England
France
Europe
Tardieu Warns France Will Not Ratify Debt
Andre Tardieu of the Poincare cabinet predicts France will reject the Berenger Mellon debt agreement and open new negotiations. He warns the current terms will be rejected and a broader approach to postwar finances will follow.
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Tardieu
France
Washington
Andre Tar
Poincare
Outlay for flood control prompts talk of special session
Senator Smoot urges a post November 1 special session for Congress. President Coolidge may consider urgent federal aid after Mississippi floods. Hoover outlines permanent flood control with levee expansion and spillways, budgeting 310 to 360 million dollars over ten years plus river navigation and other projects.
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Rapid City
S. C
President Coolidge
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
S. D
Hoover
Mississippi Relief Committee
Coolidge
Congress
Red Cross Relief Fund
New Orleans
Louisiana
Atchafalaya
Arkansas
Mississippi
St. Lawrence River
Congressman Crumpacker Ends Life in California
Congressman Maurice E Crumpacker 41 a Republican from Oregon died by suicide in San Francisco bay after leaping from Hyde Street rocks His death occurred while en route to Emergency hospital Pictured is Crumpacker a son of Edgar Crumpacker long time Indiana politician He leaves a widow and three sons.
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San Francisco
Maurice E. Crumpacker
Congress
Portland
Ore
Hyde Street
San Francisco Bay
Crumpacker
Oregon
Valparaiso
Ind
Edgar Dean Crumpacker
Indiana
Culver Military Academy
University of Michigan
Harvard
Three Brothers Die in Smash in Gary Indiana
Three brothers sons of automobile dealer William Roy of Fifth and Mount streets Gary were killed when their car was struck by an eastbound New York Central train in Gary Indiana.
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Gary
Ind
William Roy
Fifth and Mount Streets
New York Central
Dempsey Knocks Out Sharkey in Seventy Seconds Fight
New York reports 82,000 spectators paid about 1,075,000 in receipts as Jack Dempsey defeated Jack Sharkey in the seventh round at Yankee Stadium. Dempsey’s victory follows a long buildup and sets up a likely rematch with Gene Tunney for the heavyweight title.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Rickard
Sharkey
James A. Farley
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack O'Sullivan
Yankee Stadium
Tunney
Ford settles Bernstein libel suit and issues apology
The $200,000 libel suit filed by Herman Bernstein against Henry Ford over antisemitic articles in the Dearborn Independent and an interview accusing Bernstein of providing the information has been settled. Ford has apologized after two weeks of negotiations between Bernstein’s lawyers and Ford's counsel.
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New York
Herman Bernstein
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Ford
Bernstein
Cardinal Archbishop Czernoch Dies in Hungary
Cardinal Archbishop Johann Czernoch dies at seventy five after a prolonged illness in his Esztergom palace Hungary. He headed the Hungarian church for decades and was a prominent religious figure in Budapest and Esztergom.
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Budapest
Johann Czernoch
Esztergom
Hungary
Labor Save Device Report From Canal Point Man
Canal Point resident cites honesty as a reason for his poverty while describing a labor saving device. The feature notes the device’s impact on daily life and the man's candid view of work and wealth.
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Canal Point
Everglade News
Exalted Opinion on Small Jobs and Bigger Tasks
A thinker notes that failures in minor tasks lead some to wrongly assume incapacity for larger challenges. The remark warns against overgeneralizing from limited success or failure. It stresses measured self assessment and continued effort despite early missteps.
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Bud” Stillmar
Federation Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Congressman Crumpacker
California
Haymaker
Charles Martison
Chicago
Yellow Robe
Rose Bud Yellow Robe
Deadwood
Sitting Bull
Rose Bud
Lee M. Christmas, Jr
Harold J. Earle
General Christmas
Colonel Earle
Marine Corps Reserves
South
Officers’ Training School
Quantico
Conrad
Indiana Ave
Telephone Riverdale
Fou
Roseland
Buick
Michigan Ave
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