Voluntary bankruptcy filed by Allan A. Ryan broker
Allan A. Ryan, son of Thomas Fortune Ryan, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities reached 32 million with 643 thousand assets. Largest secured claims include Guaranty Trust and Allan A. Ryan & Co. Unsecured creditors include Charles M. Schwab and Coleman DuPont. Federal Motor Works of Indianapolis listed among unsecured creditors.
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Allan ‘A. Ryan
Allan A. Ryan & Co
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Claiius
Ryan
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Allan Ryan
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
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Empire Trust Company
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Allan A. Ryan
Charles M. Schwab
Coleman DuPont
Federal Motor Works of Indianapols
Disorder spreads in Italy delays in cabinet formation
Rome reports Italy without a cabinet as Fascisti and Socialists clash in disorder. Former Premier Orlando is expected to become premier, replacing Signor Facta. A general strike in Piedmont escalates and spreads to Milan amid attacks by Fascisti.
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Orlando
Signor Facta
Piedmont
Milan
Army ranks by numerical strength in World War I
Washington reports the United States raised 4 060 000 men for World War I. The army now ranks fourteenth in numerical strength and twenty-fifth when adjusted for population.
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Washington
United States
Hungary crushes attempt to start insurrection in Burgenland
Budapest reports the government halted an irregular Hungarian force plot to seize Austrian Burgenland to restore territory. Sixty leaders were arrested in the crackdown.
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Budapest
Burgenland
Austria
Hungary
A fone A Ee Pea in posi whose Days
A fragmented line from a newspaper page shows unclear words and lacks coherent facts. The readable bits resemble stray phrases rather than a complete, concrete item. Further context is needed for a proper summary.
European Wheat Short by 100000000 Bushels Versus Last Year
Washington reports Alfred Dennis's investigation finds Europe faces a wheat shortfall totaling about 100 million bushels from last year. Winter grain starts poor with a middling harvest outlook. Britain optimistic but lower than prior year. Italy Hungary France Germany expect declines. Russia shows better growth and enough food to avert famine.
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Washington
Departent of Commerce
Alfred Dennis
Great Britain
Italy
Hungary
France
Germany
Spain
Balkans
Russia
America
Dennis
Lenin reportedly alive after murder rumor in Copenhagen
Moscow officials contradicted reports that Nicolai Lenin was dead. M Nateneff said Lenin visited recently and is improving, living at a country villa near Moscow. Kameneff noted he will not resume full duties for weeks but walks with advisers in the garden.
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Moscow
Nicolai Lenine
Copenhagen
M. Nateneff
Lenine
Kameneff
Million Idle From Choice
Washington reports that out of 3,500,000 unemployed in the United States about 1,000,000 are floaters who would not work if given an opportunity. Senator Gooding of Idaho, Republican, chair of the farm tariff bloc, contends that overproduction and overemployment are sources of national economic and industrial disturbances.
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Washington
Gooding
Idaho
Senate
Two New Suns Found by Canadian Observatory Director
Dr S Plaskett, director of Canada's astrophysical observatory, reports the discovery of two new suns from Earth. The find, described as a quadrillion magnitude event, comes amid celebrations of Victorias Day with notable observations from the Sun twins.
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Victorias Day
Earth
S. ‘Plaskett
Canada
Astrophysical
Ob‘servatory
Allies Plan Controls on Germany Finances Announced
Paris July 23. The committee of guarantees submits a plan for allied control of Germany finances. Representatives will supervise receipts and expenditures and capital movement, with monthly tax, debt, and budget reports. German ministries must provide regular statements to the committee.
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Paris
Germany
Committee of Guarantees
Wwas
Ministry of Finance
Millions starve in Russia amid famine plea
Dr Fridtjof Nansen told the League of Nations council that twenty four million Russians are starving. He said peasants are so weak they cannot till fields or harvest crops and urged the creation of an international commission to direct relief efforts in Russia.
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London
Fridtjof Nansen
League of Nations Council
Doctor Nansen
G Gamber Heads Firemen Association
John G. Gamber state fire marshal of Illinois was elected president of the National Firemen s Association at the concluding session of the annual convention. Other officers elected include Vice President Nathan Joseph Ludington secretary John E Mersch Ivanston Treasurer John W Risch Crookston Minn.
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Ludington
Mich
John G. Gamber
Illinois
National Firemen’s Association
Nathan Joseph
John E. Mersch
Ivanston
John W. Risch
Crookston, Minn
Denby Survives Airplane Mishap Over Great Salt Lake
Secretary Edwin Denby of the Navy narrowly escaped death in an airplane accident near Peking. He was at 4000 feet when the engine broke down. The aircraft was wrecked but Denby was uninjured.
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Peking
Edwin Denby
Juanding
Britain to loan ten million to Irish Free State
Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill announced in the House of Commons that Great Britain will make a ten million dollar loan to the Irish Free State. Upton Sinclair, resident of Pasadena, announced his acceptance of the Socialist party invitation to seek election as United States senator from California.
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London
Great Britain
Upton Sinclair
Senate
Los Angeles
Cal
Upton Sinclar
Pasadena
Socialist Party
California
United, States
U S Market Report Highlights Mixed Week for Fruits and Grains
U S market report noting week ending July 21 shows mixed fruit and vegetable prices with cobblers and peaches varying across regions. Dairy prices ease, cheese softer, grains slip slightly but futures rise in some areas, hay and feed steady, and live stock prices mixed with week shipments totaling cattle calves hogs sheep across major markets.
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Virginia
Maryland
Eastern Shore
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Georgia
South Carolina
Tom Watson
Elberta
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Belles
California
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Douston
Philadelphia
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Iowa
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North Dakota
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Kansas City
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Timothy
Memphis
St. Louis
Prairie
Surplus of Women in Europe Reports Large Gap
Berlin July 25 Twenty five million women in Europe are doomed to spinsterhood according to statistics The male translation amounts to 22400000 and the female to 250000000 For every thousand men there are 113 women In Russia before the war the surplus of women was 4 per cent but it now reaches 30 per cent
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Berlin
Europe
Russia
International conference on Russia reconstruction favored
London reports an early 20s conference on reconstruction of Russia appears probable per dispatches from The Hague Bellieh. Italians are reported to favor the counter proposals submitted by the Russian delegates.
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London
Russia
Disputch
Hague
Statewide plan boosts teachers salaries in contracts
Contracts signed by school boards across the state indicate a small salary increase for teachers next year. The modest raise reflects efforts to improve compensation and attract qualified staff.
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Varlinville
Return From Captivity Preached Lesson From Ezra
A church lesson summarizes prophecy and fulfillment regarding Israel's return from Babylon. It notes false prophets in Babylon, Cyrus's proclamation to rebuild Jerusalem, and the gathering of Jews to their land after seventy years, with emphasis on divine stirring and royal support.
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Gaa
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Egypt
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Benjamin
House of
Nebuchadnezvar
Jeru
Tanlac Frees Syracuse Woman From Stomach Ailments
Mrs. Frank Wilkie of Syracuse credits Tanlac with eight years free from stomach trouble. She describes prior distress from milk intolerance, extended bed rest, heartburn, and poor sleep, then reports restored appetite, better sleep, and overall improvement after using Tanlac. Advertisement notes Tanlac sold by druggists.
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Frank Wilkie
Cedar St
Syracuse
Wilkie
Buffalo
State Reformatory
Industry
Taniac
Too Much for the Ducks Cake Tale
A newly married woman baked a cake praised as very good by family. It was a touch heavy and lingered, so she tossed it into the duckyard. Soon a girl hurried in with the news that the ducks had sunk after consuming the cake.
Prosperity and Hard Times Hit Harding Times
Island News: Rocktail, a small isle 250 miles north of Ireland, reports three feet of subsidence over 33 years. Local observers note shifting prosperity and decline as measurements show ongoing land loss.
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Rocktail
Ireland
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound testimonial from Cumberland
Cumberland Maryland woman recounts relief from menstrual and back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health before marriage and easier childbirth, offering to answer letters from other women. The ad promotes the product and invites inquiries.
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Cumberland, Md
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Dilley
St. Cumberland
Lydia
Wwe
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