Telegraphic Tales of the Busy Reader
A compilation of short wire items from the past week notes a teen death from football injuries in Tacoma, railroad washouts resumed service, California and Arizona land grants approved, California fires and bubonic plague in San Francisco, police hood ban in Lewiston, and foreign diplomacy on liquor and opium. Also reports mine labor resumption, a destroyer collision, Chicago beer crackdowns, a gasoline explosion, a civil suit planned in Seattle, a Philippine strike, and a New York wage-related wave of newspaper labor.
Passage of Diverse 1920s News Items and Death Notices
A scattered digest reports explorer and hunter J Rainey dying aboard the Saxom en route from Southampton to Cape Town. Francisco Villa slayer Salas Barratus was moved to Chihuahua under guard as crowds gathered. Other items note Harding memorial editor Cash Asher, NH official John Bartlett hospital treatment, Polish army leader Haller bound for San Francisco, Oregon prison fire loss, Spain’s military directorate, a London earthquake tremor, a Soviet relief ship barred at Yokohama, a Brandenburg market clash killing and wounding, Swiss frontier closure, Corfu evacuation, a fatal UK air mail crash, and trooper fatalities in a Crue Alta attack.
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Joseph Haller
American Legion
San Francisco
Poland
Havre
France
Pierce
State Penitentiary
Salem
Oregon
Cire Ia
Balloons Crash in Bennett Cup. Airmen Killed
In terrible weather two U S Army lieutenants and three other airmen died in the James Gordon Bennett cup balloon race near Nistelrode. Swiss and Spanish entries reported. The American St Louis did not start. ballast and lightning caused multiple crashes and fatalities.
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Brussels
United States Army
Olmstead
Chaptan
Ballon S.4
von Groningen
Lieudtenant Webren
Geneva
Penaranita Barca
Ballon Polar
Gomez Guillamon
Barca
United States Navy
Fernande
G. Blanchet
Ballon St. Louis
Belgium
Nistelrode
Cheptaw
van Pynbergen
Nistelrole
Citizens Demand Separate Republic Gladbach
In Gladbach a weekly ritual shifted as about 5,000 people from miles around gathered to push for immediate proclamation of a separate republic. Free rail tickets from French and Belgium railways drew crowds, who were herded from the station by Belgium troops and German police as townsfolk watched in uneasy silence. A Belgium chief of constabulary and armed aides led the parade, guiding leaders along the street in military order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladbach
Rhineland
Belgium
Belkium
Conlarmerie
Arnyd
Pirade
Short News Notes From All Parts of Idaho
Burley Horace Tracy, a cattleman, was killed in Scot Utah when his horse fell. Arthur Jensen of Burley died after a tree fall injury. Former Idaho territorial governor William M. Bunn died in Philadelphia at 82. Various Idaho towns report crops, fires, and infrastructure work, including peaches, beans, lettuce, grain, and highways. Relief fundraising, city finance actions, and local elections are noted along with a mix of accidents and legal actions.
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Burley
Horace Tracy
Scot
Utah
Arthur
Arthur Jensen
Boise
William M. Bunn
Idaho
Philadelphia
Turks Plan Action Against U S Torpedo Boats
From Constantinople an Angora meg mage says the Turkish government will press for withdrawal of the flotilla of American torpedo boats stationed at Constantinople. Anan Bey, nationalist representative there, has made representations to the U S commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonion
Constantinople
Angora Meg Mage
Straits
Anan Bey
United State Dish
Arizona Opposes Colorado River Pact as Form Remains
Arizona opposes ratification of the Colorado river pact in its present form. The state is willing to help draft a new agreement with the federal power commission, as informed Monday by Governor George Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Colorado
Pat Washinston
Federal Power Commission
Montag
George Hp Mune
Wimbledon obit notes notable journalists and figures
Viscount Morley Diey and vice president Morey Mackin, writer Tim Orel Ainteeiman, and diet Shader weight DM report recollect Wimbledon era figures at Newrt Maree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Morley Dieym
Morey
Mackin
Tim Orel Ainteeiman
Wight
Rephlence
Wimbledon
Fragmented OCR: Silent Line Preserves Unclear Local Event
Readable fragments describe a local event or notice with names and numbers obscured by damage. The text lacks coherent details but suggests a brief newspaper item about a community activity or notice. Entities and specifics cannot be reliably determined from the fragment.
Coolidges Known for Plain Meals and Quiet Family Life
Boston waiter Mac recalls Calvin Coolidge as a plain eater with two Special No 1 breakfasts of coffee muffins and fruit for Mrs Coolidge, grape nuts and tea for him, and cereal at dinner. The couple, usually alone, rarely spoke at meals, and Mrs Coolidge was praised for kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Mass
Calvin Coolidge
United State
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Mra. Coolidge
Adams House
Mac
Frank W. Stearns
Mr. Coolidge
Mrs
Ste McKeoughs
Calvin Coolidize
United States
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Eles D. McMahon
Tecoma High School
Sante Fe
Holbrook
Montana
Interior Department
Nathmal Forests
Smilar
Cal Mornia Nation
Paul G. Redington
Santa Barbara
Mr. Redington
Public Health Service
Pacific Grove
Monterey County
California
Lewiston
Ety Council
Georgia
Croan
Hughes
State Department
Brideh
Tondon Nestment
Washington
McFarland
Arkansas
Manavers
Cape Cod Canal
Chicago
Devor
J. L. Lauer
United States Bureau of Standarde
Wippine Beard
Heillebern Siipbuilding Corporation
Shout
New York
Marte Welf Beetsem
Aet Ek
Pass J. Rainey
Saxom
Southhampton
Capetown
Grace Rainney Rogers
Warren G. Harding
Cash Asher
Harding
John E. Bartlett
Bowtmaster
New Hampshire
Alfonso
Primo Rivera
Spain
Sain
Brostnees
England
Vladivostok
Steimer Lening
Yokohama Harbor
Sorau
Brandenburg
Polce
Switzerland
Switerland
Roth
Germany
Spanish Morocco
Gibraltar
Madrid
Europe
Corfu
Italy
Island
Pene Evinivoe
Ted Ford
Serracy Bpa
Crue Alta
Hite Orande Do Ul
Ferulitionurion
Farieue Sapriae
Hd Ewuig
Spurs
Big Bag
Caldwell—Bunn
A. W. Holman
Kuna Tow Testing Association
Twin Falls
Crystal Springs
McCall
McCall-New Meadows
Adams County
Lincoln County
Halley
Emmett
Idaho Northern
Idah Falls
Spencer
Cambridge
Swift & Co
Emma Brown
Harry Johnson
American Falls—The Fair Association
Oliver
Albion
Minidoka
Tdaho
Paul Musselman
Sublet
Pocatello
Daisy Lewis
Caldwell
Jonathans
Sampa
C. A. Pape
Nampa Council
Knights of Columbus
Order
Nampi
First National Bank of
Nampa
Sill
Ida Some
Payette
Viarmarwiliow Pasoda Son
Coolidges
Boston
Fuathe
Cme MY
Tupacteerg Ae
Mitchell
Esther
Hall
B. J. Cheney & CO
Tole Olay
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