Execution of Seven Men in Cairo for Sir Lee Stack Killing
In Cairo seven men convicted of the murder of Sir Lee Stack, governor general of the Sudan, were hanged at 45 minute intervals. Abdul Sattah Enayat received life imprisonment. Shafik Mansour struggled as guards pinned his arms and Ismael proclaimed innocence, dying with a smile.
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Cairo
Egypt
Lee Stack
Sudan
Abdul Sattah Enayat
Ife
Shefik Mansour
Egyptian
Chamber of Deputies
Shafik
Mahmoud Ismael
Ismael
President Coolidge Returns to Summer White House
President Coolidge arrives at the summer White House in Swampscott Massachusetts after a week away and a 145 mile car ride from Northampton without incident. He faces a backlog of business as he decides when to return to Washington. Mrs Elmira Goodhue departs Northampton in drizzle.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
White House
Northampton
Washington
White Court
Elmira Goodhue
Prize Winning Cattle to Compete at Indianapolis
Entry closing date for the 1925 National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis is September 19. W. E. Skinner, secretary and general manager, reports that over 1,500 prize winning Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein Friesian and Jersey cattle from top herds in the United States and Canada are expected to compete for international honors during October 10 to 17.
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Indianapolis
W. E. Skinner
United States
Canada
Newton D. Baker Named to National Crime Commission
Former secretary of war Newton D. Baker becomes the first member of the executive committee of the National Crime Commission. Mark Prentiss announced Baker's acceptance after a long distance call from Cleveland. Five members to form a firearms restriction committee will be named soon.
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New York
Newton D. Baker
National Crime Commission
Mark
Prentiss
Mr. Baker
Cleveland
Baker
Enid
Fiftieth Victim Dies After Steamer Blast
Newport reports the boiler explosion on the excursion steamer Mackinac killed fifty people. Sarah Powers, fifteen, of Central Falls R I, died of burns after earlier fatalities James Henderson and Charles Hoeford. All victims were patients at the Naval hospital.
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Newport
St. S
Lveath
Mackinac
Sarah Powers
Central Falls
R. L
James Henderson
Charles Hoeford
Naval Hospital
Wife of Detroit auto executive killed by propeller
Mrs Thelma Halman wife of George A Halman Detroit vice president of Fisher Body was fatally injured when she was pulled into the propeller of her husband s gasoline launch while swimming in Lake St Clair about a mile off Belle River Windsor Ontario authorities reported the tragedy occurred as she tried to reach shore leaving the victim fatally mangled and unconscious on the water police said she died of injuries.
Minimum Wage Sought by Federal Employees Convention
The eighth annual convention of government employees meets in Boston on September 7 to urge Congress to set a federal minimum salary of 1500 dollars for federal service.
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U. S
Washington
Government Employees
Boston
Congress
Fedral Service
Sailors Left Behind as Fleet Sails Auckland
United States ships that sailed from Auckland New Zealand left some crew members behind per a wireless message to Admiral Robison. The report notes gaps in the voyage roster as the fleet departed.
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Auckland
N. Z
United States
Admiral Robison
Storms Kill Six in Georgia Severe Weather
A sequence of wind storms across southern Georgia resulted in six deaths and about $250,000 in property damage. Officials reported widespread destruction as storms moved through the Atlanta area and surrounding counties.
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Georgia
Abolition of Passport Fees Proposed by Two Nations
A reciprocal plan to abolish visa issuance charges for nationals of involved countries is under consideration. The proposal aims to remove all visas fees and align with actions by the American and German governments.
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Farlin
Stinnes Mines and Ships Sold in Berlin Estate
The mines and fleet of the late Hugo Stinnes are to be sold for 80 million marks or 20 million dollars, lifting total proceeds from Stinnes properties to 25 million dollars.
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Stinnes
Berlin
Hugo Stinnes
The Pencil Makes a Farm Pay Better
An article argues farming is a business requiring accounting. It cites Illinois and Iowa farmers who kept books increased net income and reduced costs, detailing inventory, annual statements, and how accurate records boost profits and loan prospects.
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Illinois
Iowa
Modern six room home for sale in Dalton Ohio
For sale a modern six room house with bath and sunporch, furnace, electric lights and city water. Large to close in. Part cash. H. O. Eby Dalton Ohio.
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H. O. Eby
Dalton
Ohio
Bergs Department Store Fall and Winter Dress Goods Display
Notice of a large stock of new Fall and Winter dress goods on display including stripe plaid checks crepes and flannels. Customers urged to come in and 100k them over at Bergs Department Store.
U-20 Blown Up on Danish Orders
The German submarine U-20 that sank the Lusitania was destroyed by order of the Danish navy. The wreck, aground west of Jutland since 1916, was blown to pieces.
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Copenhagen
Jutland
Postal Solicitor Appointed Washington
Horace J. Donnelly will succeed Edgar M. Blessing as solicitor of the Post Office department on September 15. Announcement came Tuesday afternoon in Washington.
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Washington
Horace J. Donnelly
Edgar M. Blessing
V Post Office Department
Eckard Family Reunion Set for Sept 5 1925 in Ashland Ohio
The thirty eighth Eckard family reunion will be held Saturday September 5 1925 at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank J Akermann in Ashland Ohio Grace Cully secretary
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Eckard
Frank J. Akermann
Ashland
Ohio
Grace Cully
Secy
Hall's Catarrhal Deafness Advertisement Claim
Catarrhal deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube described with rumbling sounds and potential permanent hearing loss. Claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness, sold by druggists for over 40 years, F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Shorts and Middlings Anthology of agricultural quips and figures
A collage of farming snippets cites safe sowing dates via county agents and notes on fertility in drains and soils. It mentions a 62 percent rural water access statistic, a U.S. reform target for bo vine tuberculosis in 89 counties, bee foraging data, and aphorisms about intellect and wisdom.
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Sam
United States
W. C. Smith
United States Department of Agricultulture
Washington, D. C
Arabia
Squirrel hunting season opens September fifteenth
Scott's Store in Dalton Ohio advertises new hunting licenses for the upcoming squirrel season with evening hours noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott’s
Dalton
Stage Manager Warns Boys Amid Snowstorm
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a stage manager warning boys to handle matches carefully during a heavy snowstorm to prevent a fire.
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Louyisville Courier Journal
Banks Aid Seed Testing for Monrovia Farmers
Bank officials in Monrovia Indiana helped set up a basement seed testing room testing 25 000 ears for fifty six farmers. One quarter of last year’s seed was unfit for planting to be higher this year under supervision of the high school agricultural teacher. The community will have a surplus of seed corn this year.
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Monrovia
Ind
Conway
Ark
County Bankers Association
Calhoun
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Iowa
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J. A. Gibson
T. Store
Eckard Reunion
Rollins
U.S
Martin’s
Parker Bros
L. G. Smith
Remington and Winchester
J. C. Fetzer Hardware
South Market St
Wooster, Ohio
W. H. Scott
Gazette Office
Lincoln Highway
Canton
Carrolton, O
S. C. Sprunger
Skrip
Timothy
Sonnenber
H. P. Leickheim
Orville, Ohio
Chiropractic and Message
Elza D. Trott
Orrville, Ohio
Ik. BR. Dscharme BN
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