Albania Faces Long Path To Stable Nation Says Archbishop
Monksier James Seregzi of Scutari told the Vatican that Albania’s future will be years away from civilization and that state formation will be among modern civilization’s hardest tasks. He compared Albania to a group of children needing careful guidance and noted ruin in Scutari after a long siege.
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Rome
James Seregzi
Scutsari
Vatican
Holy Father
Merry del Val
Albania
London
Sereggi
Scutari
Lost nickel search ends in tragedy in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 425 Mrs. Jeanne Meunier forty six died after a kerosene lamp exploded while she hunted for a lost nickel in her home. Her clothes burned she rushed into the street pursued by her fourteen year old son Marcel who saved her by dousing the flames but suffered serious burns to his hands and arms. Three children survive.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Jeanne Meunier
Charity Hospital
Digestit Urges Digestive Health Against Age Decline
An advertorial promotes Digestit tablets as a new principle treatment for indigestion and stomach disorders. It claims the body needs nourishment from food and that Digestit helps the stomach rest while converting food for the blood, allowing unrestricted eating. Druggists refund money if not satisfied.
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Antwerp
Canada sets sights onMontreal as opera hub
Paris Aug 25 Canada aims to turn Montreal into North America’s grand opera center says Max Robinoff new director of the National Opera Company of Canada He envisions Montreal as the distributing point for American grand opera with a national level of singers and performances and plans an American tour without competing with existing firms. He asserts present talents are vast and that the company will operate in Canada with a three dollar scale yet maintain high standards.
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Foley Kidney Pills Ad from Bagdad Kentucky
The daughter of A Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky suffered kidney trouble but after taking Foley Kidney Pills her health improved greatly. The ad claims the medicine is safe dependable and without habit forming drugs and cites Van Antwerp Drug Corporation as the advertiser.
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van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Desperate Negro Saved From Lynching in Maryland
In Charles County near Indian Head a mob of farmers pursued William Thomas a 22 year old black man accused of assaulting Mrs Samuel Boswell. Constable Carpenter captured him and rushed him to La Plata for safety as tensions rose and a jail hold was prepared. The attack occurred while Boswell was away and Mrs Boswell struggled with Thomas. The husband intervened and a knife was drawn but the assailant escaped toward the kitchen and fled back into the living room.
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Associated Press
LA Plata
Charles County
William Thomas
Samuel Boswell
Indian Lead
Thomas
Carpenter
Boswell
Aviator and Brother Have Narrow Escape
Springfield Mass August 25 Ralph M Brown an aviator of this city with his 14 year old brother Raymond as passenger lost control over the Connecticut river yesterday and the brothers fell 100 feet into the river. They tangled in the wreck but extricated themselves and clung to a pontoon until rescued by a motor boat Neither could swim.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Ralph M. Brown
Connecticut River
Raymond
Youths drown watching balloon ascent at Lake Goguac
Battle Creek Mich Aug 25 two youths and a young woman drowned when a canoe capsized during an aeronauts' balloon ascension at Lake Goguac. Victims were Lota Mitchell 17 Ann Arbor R C Warner Coldwater and Frank J Plunkett Detroit. Virginia Raab of Battle Creek was rescued. One aviatrix later landed in the lake but reached shore safely.
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Associated Press
Battle Creek
Mich
Lake Goguac
Lota Mitchell
Ann Arbor
R. C. Warner
Coldwater
Frank J. Plunkett
Detroit
Virginia Raab
Foreman Drowns Diving in West Lake Near Bessemer
Victor Lawson 23, foreman at the Ensley steel plant, drowned at West Lake near Bessemer yesterday afternoon after diving from a high ladder. He listed New York City as his residence and was pronounced dead before aid could reach him.
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Victor Lawson
Ensley Steel
West Lake
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New York City
Americans Rush Homeward Amid London Showplace Parade
London letters describe a crowded Cockspur Street with the homeward rush of Americans. Notables attend grouse shoots in Scotland with lavish hospitality and rising costs as U.S. visitors dominate hunting estates and social rounds from Glendoe to Skibo.
Rockefeller greets National Association of the Deaf convention
John D. Rockefeller addressed two hundred delegates at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland. He praised sign language and greeted attendees after the service while Mrs. Elmer E. Bates interpreted. The sermon on Character was delivered by Rev. Raleigh? Wyand of Boston.
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Associated
Paris Tenn ad promises skin cleansing product
A damaged OCR ad from Paris Tennessee markets a skin treatment claiming to remove tan freckles pimples and liver spots. It touts two sizes and guaranteed results with extracts and tissues of impurities.
Alleged Baron Robbed Friend on Atlantic City Beach
Harry H. Simonin known as Baron H. Simonin was arrested in Atlantic City charged with stealing jewels valued at $4,000 from William Oliver's Philadelphia home. Oliver says Simonin, once seen in New York Newport Narra gansett Pier and abroad, squandered a fortune of about $50,000 in months. Police found fifteen pawn tickets and plan to link him to other robberies as they trace his spending and recent unemployment.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Harry H. Simonin
Baron H. Simonin
William Oliver
Philadelphia
Simonin
Oliver
New York
Newport
Narragansett Pier
French hydro aeroplane crash kills Montalent and Metivier
In Rouen France the hydro aeroplane of M. Montalent and passenger M. Metivier collapsed over the river killing both. Montalent a Rouen landholder was among nine in the Le Pecq to Deauville race. Georges Chemet arrived first from Deauville while Weymann retired near Rouen with motor trouble.
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Associated Press
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France
M. Montalent
M. Metivier
Montalent
le Pecq
Paris
de Rueville
Montaent
Metievier
Georges Chemet
DeAueville
Charles T. Weymann
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed for Coughs
A testimonial from A. R. Ellison of Taylor Wisconsin promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a high grade family medicine for coughs colds croup asthma hoarseness and throat and lung troubles. The product contains no opiates and is manufactured with approved first quality drugs by Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Taylor
Wis
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Dinner dispute ends in fatal shooting in New York town
In Pougkhkerpsie New York near Hopewell Junction Thomas H Kimlin was fatally shot by Lorenzo Brett after a dinner dispute over food. Barrett is jailed on murder charges. Mrs Catherine Havens present is held as a witness.
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Associated Press
Poughkerpsie
N. Y
Thomas H. Kimlin
Lorenzo Brett
Hopewell Junction
Barrett
Catherine Havens
Prisoners organize Salvation Army corps in Vermont prison
The first Salvation Army corps formed among prisoners east of Chicago was organized yesterday in the Vermont state prison at Windsor. More than 50 inmates were sworn in as soldiers and pledged to live by the army’s articles of war.
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Associated Press
Windsor
Vermont
Salvation Army Corps
Chicago
Salvation Army
Supposed insane man makes fatal leap in hospital
Mathew Maury Corbin aged 36 of Berkeley California died after leaping from a hospital window in Charleston West Virginia. He was said to be mentally affected by illness and was a descendant of Virginia's first governor Spotswood with kinship to Commodore Maury the geographer.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Mathew Maury Corbin
Berkeley
Cal
Spotswood
Virginia
Commodore Maury
Death of John Boden Prominent New York Journalist
John Boden a well known New York newspaper man died yesterday at his summer home in Spring Valley New York after a long illness He was fifty two years old born in St John New York where he became a lawyer and politician and a pioneer in labor causes Mr Boden came to New York in 1887 and made a brilliant record as political and sporting writer
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Associated Press
New York
John Boden
Spring Valley
N. Y
St. John
Boden
London Stars Abroad Return Home to Long Island Polo Cup Question
The three Wiborg sisters wrap up a London social season and plan to sail to Long Island next week with their mother to follow after a Scotland recovery. King Alfonso influenced St Ledgers over a possible polo cup practice in Madrid. Warwick finances strain and Lady Sybil Cutting shifts back to British nationality amid American ties.
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Essex
Patrick Campbell
Maidstone
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Will Thorne
Motorcycles Hit Same Automobile in Alabama Crash
Nathan Lowenstein of Bremen Indiana died Saturday night from injuries after his motorcycle crashed into a Birmingham Ice Factory vehicle at Avenue EB and Twenty first street. Fellow rider H C Brown suffered multiple fractures. another motorcycle ridden by Walter Meseroll struck the auto nearly simultaneously but he was only slightly injured.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Nathan Lowenstein
Bremen
Ind
Avenue EB
Twenty-first Street
H. C. Brown
Walter Meseroll
Meseroll
Lynching Reported Near Kildore Station North of Birmingham
An unknown Black man was found hanged under a trestle near Kildore on the Louisville and Nashville line about 25 miles north of Birmingham. Sheriff’s deputies searched for suspects and leads but no arrest or motive had been established as of Sunday morning.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kildore
Louisville and Nashville
Stevo
Train Crash Near Scottdale Injures Two Women
In Scottdale Georgia a freight train rear ended Georgia Railway passenger No. 3 as it began to depart. Two women, Mrs. George Mathieson of Atlanta and Mrs. R T Cresse of Charlotte, were badly hurt and a Black man died. The freight engineer said his watch was ten minutes slow and he believed the passenger train was well ahead.
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Associated Press
Scottdale
Gorgia Railway
George Mathieson
Atlanta
R. T. Cresse
Charlotte
N. C
Joe Gwynn
Memphis chess champion Jefferson wins Western title
Jefferson of Memphis Tenn won the Western Chess Association championship as the last games finished. Elliott of Minneapolis and Morrison of Toronto tied for second. Jefferson led 131 to 2 and 81 to 2 in decisive games. Memphis awarded next year’s venue and Scrivener of Memphis elected president.
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B. B. Jefferson
Memphis
Tenn
Western Chess Association
EE. R. Elliott
Minneapolis
J. S. Morrison
Toronto
Canada
Jefferson
Pames
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Scrivener
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