Dempsey Citizenship Case Stirring Court Action
A New York court case against boxer Jim Dempsey raises questions on his citizenship status and voting history. The lawyer notes neither Dempsey nor his manager have voted in any U S election, while debates flare over U S foreign policy and Japanese ambitions in Asia and the Monroe Doctrine in a broader political context.
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PT Wae
New York
Dempsey
Ahlpyara
Ata Aiicker
Bim Statwa
Weliter Dempsey
United States
Japan
Asia
China
Korea
Siberia
Martin of
Ching
Eastarn Agia
Europe
William VII
Heroes of the Daily Talk deserve lasting honor
The passage lauds American aviators and soldiers who died performing their duties, honoring those who sacrifice their lives in service. It elevates the heroism of everyday workers and wartime courage as worthy of remembrance alongside battlefield sacrifice.
Kentucky Governor’s stance on gun laws and pardons
A garbled report discusses Governor Raving H. Morrow and firearm policy in Kentucky, arguing about pardons for gun carriers and the idea of granting clemency as a cheaper alternative to long prison terms. The piece references New York and Chicago as points of comparison and mentions murder cases and public safety debates.
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Kentucky
Raving H. Morrow
Jason
Chivarnor Morrow
New York
Chicago
Facan's Militarism Sparks Governmental Debate
A garbled local dispatch outlines a discussion on Facan militarism and potential administration responses. The fragment hints at a formal government or committee meeting addressing diplomatic or defense concerns, with emphasis on policy direction and timing.
Jail Sentences for Jail Fire in Harrisville
In Clarksburg West Virginia July 18 L A Batson received 12 years and Gen Wilson 10 years for setting fire to the Ritchie county jail at Harrisville. The sentences were handed down at a special term of the Ritchie Circuit Court.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Ritchie County
Harrisville
L. A. Batson
Take a Look At Your Own Panama Canal
Prominent Panama Canal map advertisement extols its impact on American industry and global trade. It highlights shorter routes to New York and England, closer ties to Australia, and credits National Geographic Society for the map. Free copy offer requires coupon and two cents for return postage.
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Panama Canal
New York
California
Australia
England
Pannama Canal
Ceographic Socuty
Herald and Mall
Talurn Post-Age
Farm loan bonds fuel vast U S credit push
A Federal Farm Loan Board member sails to Porto Rico to inspect extending farm loan provisions there as Congress enlarges funds. The system now boasts 147000 farmers helped and $354 million loaned, with 6 percent interest and 6 percent dividends. Bonds enable large loans, tax exemptions aid market.
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Federal Farm Loan Board
Porto Rico
Thinsland Protession
Farm Loan Act
Land Banke
Congresa
Treasury
Hig
Farm Loan Board
Tregaury
United States
Farmevis
National Farm Loan
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Congrems
Tegal Hanit Io
Tha Yond Banka
Mederi
Answers to Questions for Readers
A reader guidance feature presents questions and answers on nutrition forestry letters and literature. Entries include characteristics of food groups, tree lifespans, the Chesterfield Letters, and a question about riveting hardware. the dialogue cites various authors and authorities.
Nobel, railroads, and a Texas mileage claim in old exam notes
A fragmented historical Q and A excerpt discusses Alfred Nobel and his Swedish origins, then shifts to railroad guidance and Texas rail mileage in 1914. It includes questions about engine guidance, Texas railroad expansion to 1858 and 1914 mileage, and a chemistry query about menthol crystal formation and solubility in various solvents.
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Texas
Pugilistic Cop Eyes Dampsey Title Shot
Benny Dainese a 24 year old Washington policeman seeks a shot at Jack Dampsey for the heavyweight crown. Former lightweight champion of the destroyer fleet, he drew promoters after beating a mob of 112 in a free for all fight.
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Benny Dainese
Washington
Jack Dampsey
Hea
Destroyer Fleet
Early film news round up on 1920s productions
Marla Prevent features in Universal series awaiting season shape while Irvin Y. Willat starts fourth Hodkinson project Fifty Candles. Ruth Stonehouse to co star with Tom Santachi in a Pathe reel couple. Merahall Neilan to direct Perod for Dirkt National. Wesley Barry linked to Wes production.
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Marla
Universal
Irvin Y. Willat
Stork
Hodkingon
Mark Dery Biggar
A. Leh Comedy
Alleged holdup reported by Hagerstown ice cream worker
George Dicon a truck driver for Hagerstown Ice Cream Company told police he was held up Friday evening by an armed man in North Tonethan Street alley and robbed of $7. Detectives filed the incident as an open inquiry with details under investigation.
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George Dicon
Emloye
Hagerstown Ice Cream Company
Armel
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