City Board Approves Funds for Exotic Birds and Animals
The Ajegelogical board awarded expenditures totaling about 1446.50 for purchasing exotic birds and animals. Purchases include a chimpanzee, cassowaries, and various fowls from New York suppliers, funded by profits from concessions. Several animals have already arrived while others are en route.
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Ajegelogical Board
William Randolph ‘Micarat Ds
Lila
Ellis
Joseph
New York
Oderwald Bird Company
Algeady
Horned Caterpillars Invade Deserts
Reno reports horned caterpillars invading Nevada deserts damaging irrigated crops. Entomologists note large numbers fed on desert plants, attracted by a prized desert flower. Specimens were sent to the U S Department of Agriculture for identification and control guidance for next summer. Furlough extensions announced from Austin include additional details.
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Reno
Nev
Worthern
Nevada University
Desert Plante
Nevada
Desert
Enid
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
United States
Balchen Receives Citizenship After Byrd Flight
Balchen, longtime aide to E. Byrd, was granted U S citizenship after a lengthy delay caused by technical matters. He accompanied Byrd on the notable Atlantic flight and later to the Poles.
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U.S
Balchen
Byrd
Atlantic
Poles
France Bans Wa Hearst In Mocked Public Note
A terse, satirical note from the era criticizes France's policy approach and references a French public sentiment. The piece mocks a political stance with allegorical language about surveillance, revenge, and a quip about rain. The letter echoes international tension and media commentary of the period.
Chicago Candy Fire Causes $1 Million Loss
A fire in a downtown Chicago warehouse district building housing the Cortise Canty company last night caused estimated losses near $1,000,000. Fire crews battled the blaze through the night as investigators began assessing the site.
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Chicago
Cortise Canty Company
Widdemere
French flier Coste nears New York non stop flight
Paris awaited Maurice Bellonnie Coste as aviators prepared for the westward trans Atlantic attempt. Midame Dieudonns Coste expected a long distance telephone update from New York by midnight while a Georgian princess waited with her husband. The bride remained at the premier Sainte-Synthor while the couple faced the perilous journey.
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Page One
Coste
Paris
New York
Dieudonns Coste
Atlantic Ocean
Associated Press
Maurice Bellonie
Bob Hairstyle Dominates Convention Fashion Trend
Hairdressers at the final convention of the association report the return of the bob as the most popular style. Members arriving at the event note its renewed appeal and anticipated rise in salong demand.
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Bob
City Council approves varied appropriations and repairs
Tuesday actions include four dollar street department payment and notary fees. Additional allocations cover incinerator payrolls, library shelving, Nan J edro playhouse upgrades, merchants’ bills, open air theater extras, and debt interest for improvement districts. Transfers include city depository funds and several vendor payments for fire station driveways, equipment, and fire apparatus repairs.
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SLA
Wee
Nan J’edro Playhouse
Improvement District
Police and Firemen's
General Fund
Ansimain Bank Bulases
City-Central
Alapio National
Oher
James H.lips
South Presa Atreet
Oio
Policy Plation
Rogers+ Smith and Co
Carmeiro-Chambey and Company
Camden Street
la- Seagraves Corporation
la France
Foamite Industries
Farmer Found Dead With Gun In Home
A 65 year old farmer BG Brown of 121 Ehdo rada street was found dead in his bedroom Tuesday morning with a 12 gauge shotgun at his side. Neighbors heard a shot after he asked to be excused from a porch conversation with Cortez who called Detective Sergeant Herbst. The discharge entered his heart causing instant death. His 88 year old mother Lucinda Brown was nearby. a nurse and neighbors assisted. Justice of the Peace Boltz conducted the inquest.
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Brogan
Ehdorada Street
Brown
PB. Cortez
Guadalupe Street
A. W. Herbst
Cortz
Lucinda, Brown
Shawn
Justice of the Peace
Louis FB
Eboltz
Bull fighter gored in ring at Labor Day event
In Piedra Negran, Texas, 4000 spectators watched matador Jose Olivera gored during a bull ring event. Despite dramatic injuries, Olivera survived with the horn wound described as several inches deep. Authorities reported crowd control efforts and a large procession as Labor Day celebrations drew attendees from San Antonio and beyond.
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Eagle Pa&s
Texas
Jose Olivera
Piedrax Negrar
Kunday
Fane
Peader
Oll
Piedra Negran Bundas
Seathern Pacific Railroad
Ac Trcvision
San Antonis
Bua Inn
Order of Ahambra
Chinese Probe Tong Killings Sparks Commission Plan
A clearest version of a report notes Chinese authorities proposing a commission of representatives to arbitrate differences blamed for recent killings. The piece mentions a near term penalty weapon and vague election style rhetoric, with garbled phrases surrounding baby chicka and GaalfEtion.
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New York
Tong Heate
Fedeen
Rentora
Police
Ting
Bayer
Man Tries to Pawn a Horse After Drinking Spree
Paris reports William Herr a Michigan art student, drinking in the Latin Quarter, tried to pawn a horse for drink money after a drunken spree. The horse bolted, damaged a ditch, companions slept, Herr was jailed after attempts to ransom the animal and offer 2000 francs to the owner.
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Paris
Willian Herr
Dieydarcld
Michi
Everal
Terr
Ant
Herr Code
Balloon Age May End in Canada
Cleveland dispatch reports balloon race pilots likely head toward the St Trunewick region in Canada with some may drift toward the Atlantic. Showers and variable winds cloud the northeast area as pilots ride at 4000 feet under about 25 mph winds, with a stronger 35 mph westerly gust forecast.
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Canada
Cleveland
Gordon Hennett
St. Trunewick
Atlantic Ocean
Inca
Eeat
G. Andrus
Cleveland Airport
Andrus
Adare
Exports for Cooking Heating Reach $6 59 Million in 1920
The Commerce Department reports exports of cooking and heating appliances totaled $6,590,000 in 1920, up 12 percent from 1919. Canada and Latin America absorbed a substantial share, with a large portion shipped to foreign markets.
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Defvier
Washington, D.C
Commerce Department
Canada
Latin-America
Earthquake Felt Along California Coast
A slight earthquake was felt today along the California coast near San Luis Obispo and San Antonio. Windows rattled and pictures awaked on walls but no damage was reported. The notice mentions classified ads under Light Classified.
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California
San Tusk Obispo
San Antonio
Three Face Charges for Dove Hunting in Wrong Zone
On opening day of dove season in the north zone three hunters were charged by state game warden BF Verker with violations for hunting in the south zone. Charles Green, 008 7-3 Bash Commerce Street, shot at a dove. Avid DT Baker, 115 Pershing Lane, and Haymond Gerhardt, 226 Surprit Place, were charged with killing moves in the south zone. Warden Verker filed the complaints in the court of the Publice of the Peace TL. F. Boltz.
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Belie
Tublice
F. Boltz
Willy
Charles Greener
Bash Commerce Street
X Dove
Avid DT
Baker
Pershing Tne
Indictment Plot Exposed in Brady Texas Case
A multi defendant case unfolds with Wringle and Connor linked to a kidnapping and a $2000 bribe attempt to free Connor. Deputies Galther and Fleming are named along with jailer Dondghue. The August 23 incident ties to the Morrison kidnaping and Isaac Bledsoe case. Holdups, forgery, and conspiracy charges follow.
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Chace
Tom
Wringle
Galther
Connor
Jack Fleming
Tom Dondghue
Brady
Texan
Simondean
Will Wright
Morrison
Isaac Bledsoe
San Antonio Maale Company
Vlna
Legion Conclave Hear Prominent National Speakers
Austin Sept 2 The American Legion moves into the heavier portion of its Twelfth Annual Convention with addresses by national leaders. Speakers include Q T Bodenhouer national commander and Morcis Rhepnard among others as the parade and officer elections loom.
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Austin
American Legion
Q. T. Bodenhouer
United
Fort Worth
el Paro
Corpun Christi
Minefa Vella
Abbené
Waco
Ex Mate of Peggy to Wed New York Writer
New York dispatched that Count Comtn Mornec of Sweden former husband of Percy Hopkine Joyer Hakvechieg will wed Geraldine L. Fitch a New York newspaper welter. No wedding date announced.
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Peggy
N.Y
New York
Mornec
Sweden
Percy Hopkine
Joyer
Hakvechieg
Bla Enigtwement
Geraldine L. Fitch
Argentina Chief's Titness Alarms
AP reports President Hipolito Yedgesen faced a tense moment as government circles feared possible unrest. The situation prompted quick statements from officials in Buenos Aires and heightened security measures across key ministries.
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Buenos Airefa
Hipolito Yedgesen
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