Borah Attacks World Court Plans In Nation Debate
Senator Borah blasts the proposed world court in a White House discussion with President Coolidge. He accuses supporters of propagandist aims and says only a few public figures back the court. He vows settlers relief moves and criticizes policy toward Shapurit Skulatavia.
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John T. Lambert Uhlverant Gervies
White House
Capitol
Senate
Propagana
Borah
de Nounce Py
Interior
Ise
Probe clears Lynn of heresy charges in Detroit pastor case
Flint Mich September 17 The Erroit conference of the Methodist Episcopal church accepted a report from its investigating committee clearing Dr Lynn Bough of heresy charges. Dr Bough pastor of Central Methodist Episcopal Detroit and noted minister and writer faced charges by Dr Let Bird over a Darwin evolution sermon.
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Flint
Mich
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Lynn Bough
Hough
Central Methodist Episcopal Church of
Detroit
Let Bird
Michigan
Hugi
Bird
Jesus Christ
Charles Darwin
Raiders recover four truckloads of dirigible relics
In Northern West Virginia and Eastern Ohio, 20 Department of Justice agents with federal and state prohibition officers seized wreckage and souvenirs tied to the Shenandoah dir igible. Relics included crew members badges and claimed ownership by Commander achaty Lansdowne. No arrests were reported.
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Wheeling
West Virginia
Ohio
Ava
Department of Justice
Prohibition
Federal
Chip
Achaty Lansdowne
Woman rum runner held on fraud charge
Gloria de Casares, an Argentinian described as beautiful, appears in London police court on a fraud charge after her ship cargo affair. She allegedly defrauded Selfridge's department store of a gown valued at $0. The case follows prior detention and hints at more charges. A 10,000-vase whiskey cargo remains tied to the ship General Street, detained in the Thames awaiting wage payments.
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Universal Service
London
Gloria de Casares
Selfridge’s Department
Gloria
General Street
Thames
Ant
Serret
Antwerp
Argent
Whitburn
American Soil. Mrs. de Casares
Burglary Theft Nets Ring and Travelers Checks
A diamond and sapphire ring valued at 1000 dollars and 550 dollars in travelers checks were stolen from a downtown hotel Wednesday evening. City detectives were notified and a description of the ring and check numbers were furnished to officers.
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Allil
Unmasked Bandits Steal About $2000 in Kendrick Oklahoma
In Kendrick Obls a pair of unmasked bandits held up the Bank of Kendrick and escaped with roughly $2000 after forcing the cashier to open a small safe. A third robber waited outside in a car to drive them away, while the cashier and a woman bookkeeper were restrained during the holdup. A large posse formed to pursue the robbers.
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Kendrick
Bank of
Bondite
Essay Wins Inter Scholastic League Scholarship at UT
A Texas veteran and his newspapers recount the origin of the Incaloress as Miss Henrietta Newcomb of the Incarnate Word College earns an Inter scholastic League Scholarship at the University of Texas for excellence in the local history contest. WLPE Webb notes the award as an expression of merit and promise, following Miss Newcomb’s Caldwell Local History prize win under UT direction.
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Texas
Henrietta Newcomb
Incarnate Word College
University of Texas
Inter
Wlpe Webb
University
Newcomb
Caldwell
Man Given 60 Days on Plea of Guilty under Street Car
George Knowlton was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to violating the prohibition act in federal court before Judge Du Val West on a Wednesday. The case hinged on the legality of the search warrant used in a raid on his home, challenged by Knowlton's attorney. Judge West ruled the charge had been made previously, and Knowlton then changed his plea to guilty.
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George Knowlton
Jude du Val West
Davige West
Kumlton
West
Knowlton
Airplane Rebuild for Eastern Races Reported
Croaks Wiel mechanics prepare a Martin Lombert and a DH 42 for the International Air Races at Blitehell Field in October. First Lieutenant K B Wolff will fly the bomber in the air transport race and First Lieutenant W B McCoy the De Havilland Neat Liberty Engine Builders' Trophy race. The pair depart San Antonio around September 26. McCoy transferred from Brooks Field to Maxwell Field Alabama but awaits report there before the races.
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Croaks Wiel
Martin Lombert
Blitehell Field
K. BR. Wolff
W. B. McCoy
de Haviland $Neat
San Antonio
Tisutenant McCoy
Iron Brooks Field
Maxwell Field
Ala
Hotel Men's Meet Seeks 1926 Texan Convention
San Antonio delegates to the Texan Hotel Peoples' convention at Galveston Hotel Galvez on November 16 will bid for the next gathering. R I Sauders secretary says 150 delegates attend, including twelve from San Antonio. Stimulating Texas tourism will top the agenda alongside officer elections and selecting the 1926 host city.
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San Antonio
Galvez
Galveston
R. I. Sauders
San Antonios
Sanders
Texas
New Autumn Coats Blend Plaids With Fur Trimmings
Wonderful mellow colorings and rich designs distinguish these imported coats in autumn hues. Conservative lines snug at the shoulders flare to the hem, with smart youthful models in excellent materials. Self stitching, narrow tucks, bright novelty buttons and braid add trim. Sizes 6 to 14. Priced 10.95 to 29.75.
Adorable Cloth Frocks for Fall Dresses
Adorable cloth frocks designed for young girls feature serge twill jersey and balbriggan fabrics. Styles range from straight line effects to tailored models with novelty buttons and braid. Colors include navy wine rose brown poudrée blue and cuckoo in sizes 6 to 14, priced 5.95 to 16.95.
Charming Tub Frocks for School Wear
A Victorian style advertisement promotes dainty girls dresses in gingham and madras for ages 6 to 14. It highlights graceful, practical designs with bloomers optional, stressing youthfulness, sturdiness, and sensible prices from 2.50 to 4.95 dollars.
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Madras
Notions dress fabrics and sanitary wear sale list
A garbled retail list shows assorted dress notions and sanitary items with prices. Items include dress trimmings like braid and bias tape, dress shields, adjustable shields, hooks and eyes, button tape, and novelty braid. Various sanitary aprons, belts, shadow skirts, and step-ins priced from under a dollar to around $1.78, plus a note on coat buttons sold by the dozen.
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Ge Ie
Ric Rae
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