Empress of France enters modern era as oil burner liner
A historical account describes the Empress of France as a famed British Admiralty flag ship and convoy carrier in the Great War. Now rebuilt as an oil burner she sails the Atlantic route from New York to the Panama Canal visiting ports like Madeira Gibraltar Suez and Shanghai.
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Ashpas
Jack
Atlantic
France
Prince of Wales
High River
Alberta
Canada
Ely
New York
Panama
Verne
Nelly Bly
Madera
Gibraltar
Alciers
Slansco
Nemes
Lasifa
Palastine
Suez
Colombia
Batavia
San Francisco
Colon
Havana
Jake
Gueb
LUDENDORFF RISES AS HERO AFTER ACQUITTAL
Acquittal of General Erich von Cudendorff in Munich treason trial elevates him to hero status in Bavaria. The defense portrays his wartime actions as for his country, drawing sympathy, while charges linked him with Hitler and the Beer Hall uprising. Defendants appeared in gala uniforms with medals after the trial.
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Erich von Cudendorff
Munich
Bavaria
Adolf Hitler
Ludendorff
Herr Holt
Weber
Hult
Rae Samuels Reveals Early Saxophone Discovery
The article recalls Rae Samuels as a child with pig tails who first played the saxophone because it looked funny. She describes early performances in a western town and explains how the saxophone became central to her career amid modern pop and silent-film era tunes.
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Rae Samuels
Rae
Tuck
Millionaires Row in New York Doomed
The famed Millionaires Row on Fitts Place faces demolition to clear space for a lower income housing project. The mansion once valued at about 1.0 million dollars hosted New York society leader Mrs. Astor and Ward McAllister in listing social eligibles. It later passed to Vincent Astor after John Jacob Astor's Titanic death.
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New York City
Ing
St.ucouwu
Vincent Astor
John Accb Astor
The Presidents New Official Family Photo
The first photo of President Calvin Coolidge with the new cabinet shows Harlan Fiske Stone and Curtis D. Wilbur as new members. Names include Weeks, New, Hughes, Mellon, Hoover, Work, and others with birthdays for Huskes and Weeka noted.
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Calvin Coolidge
Harlan Fiske Stone
Curtis D. Wilbur
Huskes
Weeka
Fiske Stone
New York
Navy
California
Bearrow
James J. Datis
Ilinois
Henry G. Wallace
Town
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Interior
Hubert Work
Colorado
Women gain fame abroad in varied fields
The article highlights notable women across Europe and Africa, including Rev. Edith Victon-Tuberville as the only formally licensed woman preacher in the Church of England and Mile Adrienne Bolland honored as a chevalier of the Legion of Honor for her contributions to French aviation.
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Gers
Edith Victon-Tuberville
Church of England
Mile Adrienne Bolland
Legion of Honor
Troops Use Tanks in Kentucky Mine War
National Guard units from 21M heavy divisions deploy tanks and other modern gear to patrol Li Rea Fo Co property near Creek Kentucky after a labor dispute erupts at a mine complex. One non miner is dead and another wounded as guardsmen secure high lookout positions along the mountainside.
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Ken
National Guard
Li Rea Foe Co
Creek
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Wales Say
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Sarl
Desert Island
Germany
Mate
Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes, Jr
Edmund
Millionaires’ Row
Astor Mansion
Fifth Avenue
Jobo Jacob Astur
Front Row
Marry S. New
Indiana
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Charles Evans Hughes
the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennsylvania
Harlan
Edith Pirton-Taber- Ville
Petiends Bolland
Italy
Amalfi
Tinky
Kentucky
Kentucks
Lberty Coal & Coke Co
Fred
Isa
J.B. T
Tricos
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