Burton Wheeler Family Fashion Outlook For Fall Wear
The item urges planning for cooler weather and presents an English tweed coat in brown and red plaid as practical and smart. A society note reports heiress Philippa Verdeill of New York will wed the Earl of Galloway, sister to Lady Carnarvon linked to Tutankhamun lore.
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New York
Earl of Galloway
Carnarvon
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Farmers Form 26 Million Grain Trading Corporation
Farmers unite to form a large grain trading entity with a 26 million dollar capitalization. The new organization includes leaders from the Farm Bureau Federation and major elevator operators, forming a temporary board with industry figures across Ohio and Illinois.
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U S in Position to Push Teapot Dome Cases
The government is prepared to act against fraud tied to the Teapot Dome scandal. Special U S attorneys Owes Roberts and Dilee Pomerene submitted their final report to President Coolidge. Indictments have been filed against Harry F Sinclair Edward Doheny and Albert Bacon Fall.
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Dilee Pomerene
U. S
Thanes
President Coolidge
White House
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward Doheny
Albert Bacom
Rail Presidents Rise From Lowly Beginnings
Unofficial observers suggest Frank Kellogg and Col. James Logan may break the deadlock in London over the Dawes plan to resolve German reparations. The two nations could seek a middle course, while George W. Anderson of Bester is floated as a running mate for Robert M. La Follette.
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Frank RB. Kelleg
Greatritain
James A. Logan
London
Great Britain
France
Logan
Kellogg
George W. Anderson
Bester
Robert M. la Follette
Judge Andersen
Lews D. Brandeis
U. S. Supreme Coast
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O. P van Sweringen
Af. J. Fan Sweringen
Nickle Plate
Erie
Pere Marquette
Julius Kruttechnitt
Rai
Patrick Crowley
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Southern Pacific
New York
Loomis
Heart of Astor Heiress Won by Penniless Russian Prince
Arthur W. Cohen famed stock speculator profited nearly two million dollars from a corn coup. The bold move, tied to the Astor heiress story, highlights Cohen’s reputation as a fearless market plunger.
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Arthur W. Cohen
Alice Astor
John Jacob Astor
Ribbesdale
Prince Obolensky Neledinsky-Meletaky
Catherine Alexandrovna
Alexander II
Russia
Paris
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