Telegraphic Tales of Busy Readers
A garbled digest lists multiple late events from seas and cities: rescue at sea of 471 aboard Grace Dollar near China coast, a fatal railway wreck near Woolside Utah, a Nebraska tax case, a San Pedro to Tielingham liner abandoned after sixty nine days, a Seattle plant fire, a $200000 Denver holding project, and mob violence in New Jersey. The items mix ships, crimes, and industrial news with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Cal
Teliingham
Wash
San Francisco
Dean
Washington Pir Mrodude Company
Duwamish Waterway
Seattle
Denver
Dal Sumaku
RaHooa
Colorado
Flight and politics mix in a chaotic early 20th century digest
King Alpert pilots his own plane at Brussels while Harvard scholars and a Western tour by President Harding hint at broader ambitions. Reports span a Russian patriarch in prison, a Paris-bound sugar boycott approved by Commerce, and global tremors from German reparations talk to armed clashes in China and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Alpert
Hae
Frst
Tne
Brussels
Anid
Harding Haa
Train Bandits Seize Shanghai Pekin Express Amid International Tension
Report from Lincheng says 1 000 bandits derailed the Shanghai Pekin express on the Tientsin ukow line and abducted 150 passengers. One British subject Rothman killed. several Americans including publishers and military officers said held. Ten foreigners escaped. Troops are believed to pursue the brigands as rail transport plans dominate the 1924 campaign debates with proposals ranging from regional consolidations to government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monilay
Shantun
Lincheng
Tientsinukow
Rothman
Robert Scripps
Pinger
Roland
Allen
Henry
Lee
Solomon
Levy
Butura
J. Ti. Powell
The
Weekly Review of
Shanghai
Washington
Kllronda
Harding
Lafollette
Congress
McAdoo
Dear Miss Brooks Corner Readers Ask Questions and Share Poems
A Salt Lake Valley column prints reader letters and responses about fashion, manners, and romance. The page includes musings on high school nurse training, hair styles, dating norms, and requests for songs or poems, with friendly guidance from Miss Brooks and readers from Utah and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brooks
Salt Lake City
Utah
Eaeer
Miss Brooks
HOPE
Grantsville
Bern
Idaho
Wberry
Charleston
Ebouk
Tribute Honors Uncle Joe Thinville at Danville Homecoming
The nation and hometown residents honored veteran congressman Uncle Joe Thinville on the eighty seventh birthday. Officials and locals welcomed him back after retirement, with the eighteenth district crowding Danville roads to pay homage to their cherished figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Thinville
Joseph Gurney Cyanon
Con
Danville
Italians shot at border as betrayal tale unfolds
Six Italian immigrants were killed on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande after being betrayed by a lender in Nuevo Leon. The lone survivor says the group had paid for an escape into the United States and were shot Saturday night by Moxtenns, who betrayed them after the payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stallaing
Loresto
Texas
United States
Rio Grande
Moxtenns
Nuevo Leon
France Agrees to Drop Tax in Occupied Territory
The report states France will remove the tax after capitulation on the wartime value assessment, citing experts who verify the valuation methods used at the mine and occupation site. Officials announced the move amid formal government statements signaling policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Washington
Valorem
Mohr
Fragmentary Cuba crash note from Amarent era
An unclear clipped item mentions a Cuban fall crash and a mentor, with stray phrases about velvet, Tuesday, a tent, and a merchant scene in Amarent era prose. The readable fragments hint at a local record or note but lack coherent details or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fata
Velvet Momtay
Imare
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Grace Dollar
Vaanwuver
Far East
Woeosung
China Coast
Ganz
Miwon
Sevice
Woolside
SM. Souter
Winer Naker
Nebraska
Wemealay
Martin County
Honda
Aberdewn
W. W
Tay City Will
Chicago
Rock Island
Pacific
New Jersey
Pillar of Fire Church
Greenwich Village
John D. Rockefaller, Jr
We York
West Fifty-fourth Street
Hele
Aupcome Cwurt
Nervoe Agenia
Weibors
New Turk
Fachining Munsen Finer
Legion End Arrentieg Veilip Weieen
Hal
New York
Federal Aguste
Goreimmmuste
Paul
Harvard
Schal Archip
John Donovan
Meno
Nevada
Harvard Chil
Tikhon
All Russia
Evanston
Hough
Prince Barmarkett
Ntussia
Cray
Munsel
Secretary of Commerce
Hooter
W. Heyward Myers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Redlands
Hedlands
Sargh Berthardt
Knute Nelson
Con Hane
Minhonota
Constantinople
Tasles
Germany
Tula
Russia
Moscow
Amoy
China
Poochow
Kukien
Fiankiang
Moochow
Furhwa
Hinghwa
Chuanchowty
Canton
Peking
Stilem
Down
Congig
Miles
Hong Kong
Shanghai-Pekin
Theor Songe
Poen
Old Elm
Trew
Jersey City
Honnie Black Box
Apple Blousomas
New Hampshire
Matilda Jane
Kate
Christine Leroy
Montpalior
Ida
Dixie Sunshine
St. George
Little Me
Jackson
Wye
Lev
W. B
Moore
Mina Brooks
B. B
Dare Rin
Nate
Lawrence
Lowi
Kadwa
Abd Muri
Wienstell
Wien
Miss Brooke
A.m. Utah
Uteh
Isabelle
Elizabeth
Bail
Hvay
Lewis Os
Dixin
Hopy
Wayne
Siard
Salt Lake
St Moar
Mias Brookn
Peggy
Pegsy
Posey
Grace Stratton Airey
Abram
KODAK
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co
Main St. Salt Lake
Business Colleges RR
L. D. S. Business College School of Efficiency
N. Main St
Marinello Beauty Shop
East
Temple St Batt
Freebairn
Goarsnield
St. Mark's Hospital
Adda
M. E. Hale
Ihospital Bicycles
Hudson Bicycles
Knudson Novelty & Tvs
Rimeler
Fla
Radio Bnl le
EAT
Prine SO
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