Flood Swamps Trinidad Colorado Bridges and Roads
Torrential river flow inundated Trinidad causing about 200000 dollars in damage. The Purgatoire River washed away a large steel bridge near Jansen and disrupted railroad traffic. No injuries or deaths reported though outlying areas lacked full details. Authorities warned residents to stay alert as flood danger eased but remnants remained.
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Wey
Associated Press
Trinidan
Colo
Busimss
Trinidad
Eby
Santa Fe Railroad
Jansen
Wxere
Denver, Rio ‘Grande & Western System
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Colorado Fuel and Fron Company
Colorado & Wromiog
Valdez
Segunao
Bolles
Freckles banished with Othine double strength
Advertised remedy promises to remove freckles with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning for fading freckles and complete clearing with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove them. Sold in drug or department stores with no promise of side effects or origin details.
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for eczema, rashes, pimples, and rough skin. It claims itching vanishes after a few applications and promises clear, healed skin with repeated use. The ad is packed with sensational language and a 35 cent price point.
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Deterson
Jimyplus
Suan Jy
Ann Intent
Bilal
Carnegie Steel buys Baton Rouge acreage signals south plant
July 28 Baton Rouge a Carnegie Steel agent bought an 8000 foot riverfront tract on the west side of the Ippi river opposite the city for 250000. The purchase confirms a plan to extend operations southward with docks and warehouses to serve southern and western markets. Denia Crowley, Southern rep, declined to discuss proposed improvements.
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Culvereal Becvice
Baton Rouge
Great Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company of
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Ippi
Denia Crowley
Southern
Othey
Bavougno
Detroit Apartment Fire Tears Through 2000 Homes
A plumber's acetylene torch ignited a blaze in a basement tax barrel of a near‑finished Bé family apartment building, destroying the structure and damaging adjacent units. The fire endangers about 200 families as alarms spread and crowds gathered, with Detroit reporting the worst blaze in its history. Fire crews worked to control the flames as streets were blocked and access hindered by dense smoke.
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Universal Service
Detroit
New Child Labor Law Set by Cal les Regime
Universal Service reports a new department will administer a third imhor law under the Cal les regime. The measure requires children 12 and under to show a primary education certificate and submit to physical exams before factory work. The government warns without protections, population growth could surge as youths enter labor.
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Calles
Universal Service
Merjiee Ly Ah
Department of Industry With Commerce
Chorus Girls Haze Victims as Army Recruits Snare Them
Chorus girls from Louis XPV parade cause menace as army recruiters seek 210 volunteers for duty on the Mexican border. They perform near Civic Park, amid a ragtime revel, while the Chorus Girls Protective Association warns men not to return.
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Universal Heesh
New York
Louis Xpv
Gallevy
Chorus Girls’ Protective Association
Latin American Market Seen at 31 Billion by 1927
Richard F. O'Toole of the Latin American division, Department of Commerce, predicted a 31 billion dollar market for American products in Latin America by 1927. He noted exports for the current year rising, with five months totaling 308 million dollars versus 208 million the previous year, a 26 percent gain and monthly sales up from 49.6 million to 72.1 million.
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Uniserent Servici
Washington
Richard F. O'Tosle
Okie
Department of Commerce
Latin America
O'Toole
Any and Navy Compete for AR Honors
The Army Air Service will race in four events at Mitchel Field on October 8 to 10 for the Pulitzer trophy Mitchell trophy for pursuit planes Liberty Engine Builders trophy for observation planes and Detroit News Air Transport trophy for bombardment planes. Racing planes aim for 250 mph minimum. one will be piloted by an Army officer and one by a Navy officer. After Use Politzer rave these planes will be converted into seaplanes for the Tacques Schneider competition at Baltimore on October 28.
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Univeral Service
Washington
Army Air Service
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Patrick
Liberty Engine Builders
Army
Navy
Baltimore
Hypodermic Needle in Heart Revives Baby
Baltimore July 2 Universal Service reports a baby born to Mrs. John Bayliss was declared dead until Dr Walter A Cox of Franklin Square Hospital injected Lobeline into the infant’s heart. Cox said the dose revived breathing and heart action, claiming no prior use of Lobeline in this way.
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Universal Seevice
Baltimore
John Bayliss
Walter A. Cox
Frankin Square Hospital
Knox
Cox
Departure of U S fliers postponed in Paris dispatch
Paris July 25 A hitching delay postponed the departure of seven American aviators serving with French forces in Morocco. They were to fly from Paris to Toulouse then to Morocco but will reportedly leave for North Africa early next week. The unit is under Colonel Charles Sweener.
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Eres
Paris
Morocco
Tribeamen
Toulouse
Marocca
North Africa
Charles Sweener
Thieves Dig Tunnel to Steal Furs in Continental Heist
Daring burglars tunneled to a Kaiser fur stash, dragging carts away with ropes and watches as alarms failed. The raid emptied racks, leaving investigators to trace the intruders who vanished after the successful extraction.
Convict Four Soldiers at Fort Sam Court
Four soldiers faced a general court martial led by Major Ht. Dougherty at Fort Sam Houston. Private Harry Cloud of Ffneghtal pleaded for clemency after dishonorable discharge, but received nine months with six months suspended for fraudulent enlistment. Corporal George C. McCroskey, Sars Hire Company Ninth Infantry, got six months imprisonment, a $16 monthly fine, and reduction for head injury from a five pound rock. Private Otal B. Hall of Wagon Company No. 4 drew one month and dishonorable discharge for desertion after two days away. Private George W. Small earned six months and dishonorable discharge for absence without leave after a year and a half away.
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Harry’ Cloud
Ffneghtal, Company
Sam Houstex
Ht. Dougherty
A. 8. Harrington
M. ¥. Patton
Fitteorith Build
George C. McCroskey
Sarshire Company
Ninth Infantry
Bentlog
Otal B. Hall
Wagon Company No. 4
George W. Small
Mexico Bars 3000 Russian Families
Russian families traveling toward Mexico are reportedly blocked unless they have funds to proceed. The secretary of agriculture announced the measure amid uncertainty, noting a large group stranded and facing delay as authorities enforce travel restrictions.
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Mexico
Menico
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Grave
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Hye Abel
Elephant Fund
Mr. Elephant
Mrs. Elephant
San Antonio
Travia Street
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Vole
Choo
Carnegie Steel
Ipredigt U
Latin - America
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Hertzberg’s
Westminster
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Hertzberg
Standard Oil, Co
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Bayonne
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Ithieves
Tetenmak
Hervite
Mincago
Almont
Kaiser Fur Boys
Fort Sam Court
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Sher
Buniana Andi
He Wollt & Marx Co
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