Death and honors mix in scattered world news items
A wire service round up reports the death of Russian General Ivan Kharin in Copenhagen and a series of diverse happenings. It notes a university donation of 71.5 million to Denver, local crimes, weather tremors, a fatal lightning strike in Utah, and political shifts in the United States and abroad.
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Ivan Kharin
Copenhagen General Hospital
Greni Dechess Ole
Germany
Espinnace
Eegert Willuam
Rival Chinese halt advance near Canton in three fronts
South China leader Sun Yat Sen repulsed as forces clash west, east, and north of Canton. West river reinforcements push constitutionals back. Douling burns. river traffic halted. Watchow on the East river sees ongoing fighting. Sun Yat Sen’s headquarters claimed Walchow captured, but that claim proved premature. Chen Chiung Ming resists in Walchow, his former Canton stronghold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South China
Chen Chiung-Ming
Canton
Son Yet Sen
Nes Sun
Douling Ja
Sun
Peking
Watchow
East River
Sun Yat Sen
Walchow
Chen Chiung Ming
Idaho Short News Notes IDAHO Malad and more
Malad reports the Indian Springs Golf course opened for daily use. Blackfoot notes Grimm Growers' Warehouse will clean, process, and treat alfalfa seed. Sheriff William Kirkpatrick of Bannner county indicted for conspiring with bootleggers. Halley ships ore from Bullion camp. A two year old dies from a bean lodged in the throat in St. Anthony. Harvest begins for early lettuce in Malad. Power county rains boost wheat crop prospects. Boise hosts first flower show under Boise Beautiful. Pocatello drives for 50,900 memorial fund. 18,066.75 raised in first week. Idaho Falls coach T. B. McDonald to Idaho Falls High. Statewide crop progress praised by USDA. Francis A. Thomson receives honorary degree from Colorado School of Mines. Rupert plants 2500 green pepper plants. Malad reports playground fund over 100 collected. Kiwanians discuss Kate Curley park. Frank Just burned at worksite in Maho Power incident. Idaho purchases 1 000 automobile license plates. Idaho Falls to host 300 bankers June 12. Payette memorial day statue unveiling noted.
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William Kirkpatrick
Nanner County
Halley
St. Anthony
Robert
William Nyborg
Maho Falls
Kiwanis Club
Kate Curley
Blackfoot
Frank Just
Maho Power Company
Roval Hospital
Boln
Waho
R. G. Archibald
Irwin-Hodson Company
Portland
Oregon
Idaho
Washington Locks Sea Gates Against Booze Saturday
The United States enacts dawn Saturday the three mile limit rules barring liquor shipments into American waters. The drastic dry law interpretation under Supreme Court guidance takes effect, triggering protests from eight maritime nations but officials anticipate smooth enforcement with all nations notified and unresponded to.
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Washington
America
Satuday
Supreme Court
United States
State Department
Approval of Crow lands allotment schedule
Final approval given by Secretary Work on Saturday to the Crow reservation allotment plan in Montana for 1768 tribe members. Total four acreages amount to 1,500 42 acres. 121 individuals will receive unrestricted allotments. Others receive trust patents with 25 year restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Indiana
Yanket Heads Bulgar Coup Cabinet
A Bulgarian peasant government has been overthrown in a military coup. All members of the Staniboutisky cabinet have been arrested. A new cabinet formed with Professor Yanket as prime minister, secretary for war, and for foreign affairs.
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London
Staniboutisky
Sofia
Yanket
Flood Waters Sweep Kansas as Rivers Rise Across State
Kansas faced historic flooding with thousands left homeless and two believed drowned in Arkansas City. Winfield suffered severe losses including a reported fatality and hundreds marooned as waters inundated streets and homes. Other towns such as Emporia Wichita Topeka Salina Burlington Lawrence Halstead and Abilene reported heavy damage and property losses totaling millions. In San Francisco a burglary at the Jackling mansion netted jewelry worth 10000 as burglars struck during a dinner.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Arkansas City
McClintosh
Winfield
Wesley Brown Southwestern College
Emporia
Wichita
Topeka
Salina
Burlington
Lawrence
Halstead
Wideraide
Abilene
Augusta
Ottawa
Fredonia
France Ready to Resume Reparations Talks with Allies
Paris officials on Monday said no reply to the German note is needed for France at present but France stands ready to pursue a general discussion on reparations if the Allies wish. An Allied common reply would take several weeks of negotiations due to lack of unison among them until they reach an arrangement.
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Paris
France
Foreign Office
Floods Displace Kansans in Kansas Cities and Towns
Floodwaters from recent rains inundate Topeka Arkansas City Wichita Winfield Marsons Columbus Barling and other towns. Residents flee lowlands as river rises flood streets downtown and overwhelm homes and businesses. Local officials urge evacuations and warn of continued danger.
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Kans City
Kan
Topeka
Arkansas City
Wichita
Winam
Marsons
Columbus
Barling
Ion
Wik
Fire Destroys Broad Street Train Shed in Philadelphia
Fire early Monday practically destroyed the Broad Street station train shed, Philadelphia terminus of the Pennsylvania road. A quantity of mail and a number of passenger coaches were consumed. The flames spread westward and did not reach the waiting rooms and ticket offices, though these were damaged by water.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Edgeworth Pipe Ad Boosts Calm For Bees Buzzing Beams
An eccentric steeplejack painting a 487 foot pole is serenely smoking a pipe to calm nerves as two bees buzz nearby. The ad extols Edgeworth tobacco as soothing and offers free samples from Larus & Brother Co of Richmond Virginia for readers to try Edgeworth Plug Slice or Ready Rubbed and to contact tobacco merchants or jobbers for prepaid shipments.
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Iig
Bea
Edgeworth
Genen
Larus & Brother Company
Lay & Brother Company
South Street
Richmond
Virginia
Uye Jobber
Elworth, Larus & Brother Company
Czar's Treasure Heads to Christie’s London Auction
A magnificent 29 piece silver toilet service once owned by Czar Alexander I, who ascended the throne in 1801, is to be sold at Christie’s in London for about 18500 dollars. The pieces include mirror, rose water ewen and dish, candlesticks, bowls, bottle caskets, boxes, snuffers, brushes, whisks, and scent bottles, engraved with a crown and the letter M likely Mary of Württemberg. The set is renowned for exquisite workmanship.
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Christie's Auction Rooms
London
Alexander I
Mary of Wurtembert
Regent Street
Fragmented OCR School Text and Bank Error Passage
An OCR fragment shows a spelling exercise with indorse used oddly and notes a sentence about weather affecting homework. A banking line mentions a depositor losing balance due to a cashier becoming steady. The text also includes a garbled line about 40,000 juices in Newfosle Hane.
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A.C. Ponter
University of Denver
James E. Causey
Denver
William B. Swent
University
Juan Montoya
Kafe Mulitona &M
Los Angeles
R. Rule
Taberer
Montoya
Kile
Frank Sincert
Smerty An Bondé
Fin Hime
Low Ancelea
Hollywood
Logan
Wally
Horace Kent
Melvin E. Kent
Lewiston
Utah
Ku Klux Klan
el Paso
Hal P. Kellyelty
The
AT. & Santa Fe
Cimarron River
Oklahoma
Moga
Texas
Vice Ciuity
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Chlef Morah
Winconsin
Ihan
Wennin
Oppont
Monty Simmons
Palm Meack
Srulth
Staunton
Jesus
Treasury
Furrlen
Pemcems
Benjamin Purnelt
House of David Feeder
Searcold
Berrien County
Siitoh
Purnell
Kenton Harbor
North America
Doxford
Ohio
Mary Frank
St. Mary
Tio
Treachman
Main University
Minx
Ethel Clarkson
Northwestern Unk
Reity
Thomas A. Edison
Wizard of Electricity
Canada
National
Meetile Light Association
Hinton Philipann
Mien
Mabel Russell
House of Commons
Ber Wick-Upon-Tweed
Northumberland
Old Statehouse
Boston
Charles ©. Dogan
English High School
Moura
Tivlash
Morocco
Dia
Leleste
Berlin
Faelne
Pramini
Lte
Pekin
Camus
Haly
Us Evecare Eee
Anhies Paternotawe Ar
Dueemery Foteey Bee
Ieee Gajusied
Pus
Advange
Malad
Indian Springs Golf Club
Idahos Grimm Growers’ Warehouse Corporation
Will Cléad
Procera
Grimm Alfalfs
Power County
Pocatello
Columbia Hall
Surrey
Burley
Declo
Boise
Boise Beautiful
Boise Beautiful Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock County
Idaho Falls
T. B. McDonald
Idaho Falls High
McDonald
Pocatello High
United States Department of Agriculture
Moscow
Colorado School of Mines
Francis A. Thomson
University of Idaho School of Mines
Rupert
W. W. Thompson
Rupert Man
John Webster
Rhaades
Pest
ANF
Kimi Tae On
Eer
U.S. Waters
Jackling
San Francisco
San Mateo County
D. O. Jackling
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Georgia
Atlamta
Vesuvian Erupts
Neplog
Ernydol
Beare
Coe
Reeer
Pilaah
Fete Bey
Newfosle Hane
Dea
Pwae
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