Fear Tong War Ties To Chinatown Narcotics Ring
Federal agents seized weapons and arrested Colonel Will Ray Beach and associates amid a China town narcotics probe. Investigations link a national drug operation to a Chicago headquarters with Chinese informants and a broader syndicate. Beach and others faced charges of selling narcotics, with bail set and ongoing inquiries into stolen merchandise and proceeds.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Will Ray Beach
Retona
Gene
Rds
Chinatown
Iitding Induster
Cineiminati
Hesecte
Chin Hen
Leon Feng
Rir
Amids Moai
Ruar
Seland
Perfermet
Patrick Roche
Ile Intelligeice
Iit
Internal Revenue Bureau
Beach
Roche
Brazil
Cache BO
Sone
Quake and cyclone strike French city in tau France
An August night in Tau France brought a strong earthquake followed by a miniature cyclone. Significant damage reported in Boole Card Pyreneus and Place Royale. Pau, capital of the department of Janes Perennes, located about miles from the epicenter, reported impact.
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Tau
France
Aitere
Boole ‘Card Pyreneus
Place Royale
Pau
Jances Perennes
Miles
Scooter and Pushmobile Races For Youths At Local Meet
Three scooter classes for 8 years and under with 43 to 1% prizes for first to third. a Richard Dix automobile prize for best hawie mage scooter. Pushmobile events provide three age classes 14 and under with driver and pusher prizes, and a best home made prize to be announced. Entries due by 6 p.m. Friday August 21. each entry assigns a race number to be painted on the vehicle.
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Richard Dix
Miners Oppose Government Move on Soft Coal Controls
The Associated Press reports Atlantic City August 12 that United Mine Workers expect government intervention to avert a soft coal suspension starting September 1. They will press grievances tied to wage cuts and the Jacksonville agreement repudiation in the bituminous field, while hard coal owners claim the union planned the rift. Miners deny planning a break and say they will seek public tribunals with coal jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
Tlantic City
N. W
United Mine Workers of America
Jenmied Om
Jacksonville
Coa
Minera’ Union
Coml
Parade Opens 1925 San Saba Fair Opening Day
San Saba Aug 12 The twenty first San Saba fair opened with the most comprehensive parade yet featuring unique floats and well decorated exhibits. The fair runs four days with racing each afternoon and a daily baseball game. Among the visitors was Lynch Davidson of Austin.
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San Saba
Hhece
Lynch Davidson
Apuston
Belgium Beings Debt Talks With US Start
The United States rejected Belgiums first debt offer and commissions from both nations planned to press ahead to find a basis to refund the Belgian debt. Some American members said talks could conclude later this week as discussions begin from the initial proposal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Belgium
United States
Amer’ Fcans
Somme Tmémbera
Weeks visit fuels belief on Weeks cabinet return
Swampscott Mass August 12 Secretary of War Weeks visit to White Court strengthens belief he will not return to the cabinet. President Coolidge hinted as much after Weeks left his residence alone for the first time since illness last spring. Weeks said return to Washington depends on complete recovery and that he has many duties at home in Manchester New Hampshire where he plans to motor tomorrow from his Gloucester residence.
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Associated Press
Swampscopt
Mass
Weeks
White Court
Coolidge
Lue
Washington
Manchester
N. H
Gloucester
Ex-Wife of Chaplin Awaits Stork in Massachusettts
Ex-wife Mildred Harris Chaplin McGovern, once married to Charlie Chaplin, is reported by her mother to be expecting a child before Thanksgiving and planned to return to Hollywood to resume her silent film career by Christmas. The McGovern home in Massachusetts is cited as the awaiting location.
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Chaplin
M’govern
Associated Press
Los Angeles
the Examiner
Mildred Harris Chaplin McGovern
Ite
Hollywood
Chores Spencer Chaplin
Stork
McGovern
Massachusetts
American woman wins parts decree in Ohio divorce
Paris dispatch reports Mrs Elizabeth O'Hara Kiesewether was granted a divorce from Louis F. Kiesewether. The couple, who married in Columbus, Ohio on April 20, 1897, remain at Columbus following the decree.
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Paris
Elizabeth O'Hara Kiesewether
Louis FP. Kiesewether
Columbus
Ohie
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U.S. Commission
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White House
Westmoorland College For Girls
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Academy and Grandes
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