Plane explosion kills g leading to crash near Surrey England
A plane crash near Surrey England killed several passengers including Prince Otto Furstenau and Emilyjeinejeine daughter of Samuel G jeine, president of the Beahoard national bank of New York, on a flight from Heston to Southampton. A laundry racketeering plot in New York failed when authorities intervened before explosives in neckbands could injure workers.
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Surrey
England
Otto Erek Furstenau
Germany
Mia, Boésom
Emily Eine
Samuel G. Jeine
Beahoardional Bank of New York
Heston Airdrome
Southampton
Aoh
Hintere
Faile
York
Bun P
Chevalier and Wife Seek Divorce Yet Claim Deep Love
Maurice Chevalier and wife Yvonne Valleé announce plans to divorce while affirming continued affection. They describe a philosophy of life and love that keeps their bond intact, insisting Maurice loves only Yvonne and that divorce need not end their partnership or happiness.
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Oannel
Prairie
Maurice Chevalier
Ater
Hollywood Screen
Yvonnne Vallee
Mlle
Vallee
Bhé
Maurice
Censor Moves In On Films To Protect French Morals
Paris authorities ordered a close inspection of motion picture films from Hollywood and elsewhere to safeguard French morals and local producers. President Lebrun signed the decree, allowing censors to review content for suitability. The notice mentions rental listings for The Light's expert, Mary Lou, with apartments ready for occupancy and a contact number Cr. 2490.
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Paris
Hollywood
Lebrun
Mary. Lou
Roosevelt Victory Forecast By Cermak On Roosevelt
Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak predicting a Roosevelt victory before sailing for Europe said Roosevelt will win by 700000 votes and carry Wisconsin Indiana and New York for the Democrats in November.
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Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Europe
Covernor Roosevelt
United States
Tarry Hawais
New York
Wisconsin
Inedena
New Shrine Officials Named in Imperial Divan List
San Francisco reports the Mystic Shrine held elections naming Imperial potentate Bar Mills of Des Moines and a full roster of officers including deputy potentate John N. Brebrell of Norfolk, imperial assist ant rabban Dana Williams of Lewiston, and others across the United States in a ceremony marking succession and future leadership for the 600,000 Shriners in North America.
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San Francisco
Thomas
North America
Bar Mills
Des Moines
Iowa
John N. Berbrell
Norfolk
Imperial
Rabban
Dana
Williams
Lewiston
Tibban
Leonard F. Stewart
Washington, D.C
Hugh Caldwell
Seattle
Wash
Imperial Oriental
Clyde
Webster
Detroit
Mich
James C. Burger
Denver
Imperial Recorder
James H. Price
Richmond
Walter S. Sugten
Cotton Receipts at Corpus Gain in 1923 Figures
Corpus Christi port records show 14 503 bales received for July 26 1923 ahead of registration figures. There were 15 880 receivers to date, versus 12 78 in 1932, with 2 533 bales exported and 30 shipped coastwise. Including 45 848 bales carried over from 1831 season, total on hand is 69 263 bales.
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Corpus Vorusis
Corpus Chrigti
Regélpta
L. M. Adame
Thesday
Corpus Christi
Study of Five Day Week Showed at White House Meeting
Washington July 3 Two federal departments sought information on how fast the five day week is spreading and how it can be used further. They aimed to have facts ready for Mr Hoover next Monday at a meeting with representatives from a New England conference on reemployment. The White House said the discussion will cover further coordinated steps to shorten working hours and spread employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
New England
White House
Graveyard Crooner Stirs Crowd at Illinois Prison Cemetery
In Joliet Illinois on July 2 authorities identify the Graveyard Crooner as William Chrysler. Prison officials say the nocturnal singing came from a nearby stone quarry where Chrysler tends pumps at night and believe he is a trusted caretaker.
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Joliet
III
Llinois
Wiliam Chrysler
Chrysler
Woman injured as truck hits car on West Commerce street
Miss Loshine, 25, of West Commerce Street, was struck and hurt when a truck driven by P J Lambert collided with a parked car containing P J Gentile. Gentile was not hurt. Lambert and Gentile were uninjured.
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West Commerce Street
P. J. Lambert
Barrett Place
P. J. Gentile
Miss Loshine
Gentile
Dorothy Loshine
US Globe Fliers Arrive in Paris
American fliers Hennett Griffin and Jamey Mudlern arrived in Paris after a forced down in Russia during a round-the-world attempt. They had flown from New York to Berlin in a record dash and planned to sail home within a few days.
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London
INS
Hennett Griffin
Jamey Mudlern
Russia
New York
Berlin
Paris
United States
Rail Chief to Quit After 43 Years
U. S. financier and railroad executive Willa, assistant general manager of the Missouri Pacific, will retire after 43 years with the line. He has been in charge of labor negotiations for 22 years, and his retirement was announced yesterday on the eve of his 60th birthday.
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Luuis
N. U.willa
Missouri Pacid Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Guadalupe Water Cleared of Germs by Health Officials
City Health Officer Dr J B McDonald and County Health Officer Dr B E Palmer announced that examinations of the Guadalupes river water showed it free from deadly germs. They stated the river appeared cleaner along the flood area than in many years.
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Kerrvalun
J.B. McDonald
B. E. Palmer
Guadalupes
Aiwn Ff
Rogers Leads Now 125000 in Oklahoma City Race
Will Rogers, a 32 year old school master, and ex Governor J C Walton lead the Oklahoma City Democratic contest for Congress. Rogers nears 126000 and leads Mrs Mabel Bassett for the nomination with Walton gaining over A S J Shaw for the post on the state corporation commission.
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Oklahoma ‘City
Will Rogers
J. C
Jack") Walton
Rogers
Mabel Bassett
Strarge
Walton
A. S. J. Shaw
Treasuer
8. Post
State Corporation Commission
Oxlaloma
Blind Justice Weds Deaf Mutes in Montana
In Lewistown, Kalispell, and nearby towns the ceremony proceeded despite a blind justice and an assistant. Justice Edward Marthe, blind for years, used a prepared marriage form while Vale Gladizen and Miss May Yeager nodded assent to the document.
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Jwewiston
Mont
Justice of the Peace
Ste
Edward Marthe
Vale Gladizen
Kalispedl, Mont
Miss May Yeager
Lewistown
Deat Nastes
Dairyman Kills 2 Children and Self in Oklahoma Tragedy
In Soilton Oklahoma on July 28 George Thomas a 40 year old farmer and dairy man killed his two sleeping children by crushing their skulls then fatally shot himself. Authorities believe the act stemmed from marital reconciliation failure with his wife.
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Soilton
Oklo
George Thomas
Dillon
Start Attack on Dean Law
Revision of the Dean law is the next goal of the Crusaders, says W. D. Bacon of San Antonio. At the legislature’s first session, bills to end prohibition will be introduced. Bacon believes many new lawmakers will oppose prohibition.
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Jeader
W. D. Bacon
San Antonio
Bacon
Garden Thief Strikes In Joliet Suburb
Peter Muschnell hopes to catch the thief who stole his garden while he slept. A thief slipped away with ten heads of cabbage and several hills of potatoes in Joliet on July 28.
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Joliet, III
Peter Muschnell
Buschnell
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Lambert Pharmacal Company
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Globe
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Dean Law
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K. Eegle Company
Shamokin
Touday
Yates Laundry
Dmj Inry
ST. S
Smithyoune Tower
Eva
Kellogg Ce
Pye
Kellogg’s Whole Wheat
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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