Tulsa woman tied to Crabtree estate dispute
July 31. Mrs Blankenburg of Tulsa Oklahoma faces contempt charges for perjury in a Suffolk court over claims to the $3,000,000 Crabtree estate. Judge Prest ordered bail of $1,000 for Mrs Blankenburg and her brother John W Crabtree as hearings proceed. He denounced alleged fraud linking Ida May Blankenburg to a claim asserting kinship to Lotta, criticizing the witnesses and accusing conspirators of swearing falsely.
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Blankenburg
Tulsa
Okla
Crabtree
Boston
Prest
Suffolk Court
Blanken
John W. Craboe
Ida May Blankenburgh
Lotta
Ida
Honors showered on American tars in Sydney visit
Sydney hosts the visiting American fleet with warm hospitality. Admiral Robison praises the reception while noting ideal weather enhances the visit. A Australian prohibitionist criticizes free beer at public events as sailors allegedly behaved unbecomingly.
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Sydney
S.rv Robison
Robert B. S. Hammond
Prohibition Council of Australia
Salors
Persia to Send New Envoys to League
Geneva July 31 Persia will inaugurate a permanent delegation to the League of Nations led by Abour Hassan Hekime. The move follows unrest over Iran taking the role of spokesman for the Muslim World in the assembly.
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Persia
Geneva
A.P
Perman
League of Na Ss
Abour ‘Hassan Hekime
Oncement
Yellowstone Nature's Refuge Tourists See Vast Park Scenic Wonders
This NEA article outlines Yellowstone park as a 3348 square mile national treasure. It highlights its status as the oldest US national park with diverse natural wonders, wildlife, geysers, hot springs, and famed features like the Great Fall, plus multiple major cross country highways guiding travelers to the park from Boston Chicago Reno Salt Lake City and Seattle.
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NEA Yellowstone Tank
Yellowstone Park
United States
Yellowstone
Boston
Schenectady
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Oshkosh
Wis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Reno
Acros Nevada
Utah
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Richmond
Pocatello
Idaho
National Park
Park
Squabble over Latin America sparks U S debate
Santiago Inglesias, secretary of the Pan American Federation of Labor, challenges Dr. Leon S. Rowe of the Pan American Union. Inglesias calls Rowe's claim that Britain should have a voice in Pan American policy amazing. He blames American investment and European propaganda for drift toward balance of power in Latin America.
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Washington
A.P
Santiago Inglesias
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Leon S. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Great Britain
Inglesias
Latin America
First Yarn Sales Begin in Gaston County North Carolina
Gaston County spinners report first yarn sales for the new crop year with deliveries set for October to December and a focus on mercerized yarns. Inquiries are heavy but buyers are cautious, mills expect to ride out current stock through September, and orders are accepted only on margin as buyers scramble to cover needs until the new cotton crop arrives.
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Gastonia
N. C
A.P
Gaston County
Planes Ready for American Aviators in France
Seven French bombing planes assembled at Lebourget airdrome near Paris ready to carry seven American Lafayette Escadrille fliers to Morocco. The crew includes Colonels Kes Sweeney Charles W Kerwood Austen Parker Major Granville A Pollock Captains Grasaman Curren Lansing Holden and R H Weller.
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Paris
A.P
Lafayette Escadrille
Morocco
Lebourget
Kes” Sweeney
Charles W. Kerwood
Austen Parker
Granville A. Pollock
Grasaman
Curren Lansing
Holden
R. H. Weller
Rout Rheumatism id by Van Antwers Dtag Comp
Advertisement notes a product from Van Antwers Dtag Comp available at all drug stores claiming to rout rheumatism. The short caption conveys marketing for a medicinal remedy with general health claims.
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van Antwers
No Eviction of Poles Planned by German Lords
Berlin reports that Poles in Germany will not be evicted unless Poland forcibly ejects Germans remaining there. If Poland acts, Germany stands ready to retaliate. Thousands of Germans have already left Poland, most assembling at Schneidemuehl, while some Poles have moved into Germany. Authorities warn expulsions may proceed and note disagreement within German circles over timelines.
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Berlin
Germany
Poland
Upper Silesia
Schneidemuehl
Ger
Gorseeny
Bog
Silesia
Four ships sail with big cargoes from Mobile
A Mobile shipment, the largest freight day this year, sent about 44 tons of Alabama steel rails soil and water pipe fittings lumber and general cargo aboard seven steamers. The Chickasaw Montgom ery City Yokohama rails and bolts to Yokohama and 100 000 superficial feet of lumber to Havre on the De La Salle. Bowden carried aviation fuel to Tegucigalpa and Dakarian carried lumber to the United Kingdom.
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Honduras
Orient
United Kingdom
British Guiana
Alabama
Mobile
Yokohama
Montgomery City
Havre
France
de la Salle
Bowden
Tegucigalpa
Spanish Airmen Bomb Rebel Line in Spanish Morocco
Spanish airmen bombed rebel front around Melilla destroying houses in several villages and along the Kebri river. Riffians sheltered in dugouts as bombs killed some rebels. Hydro-airplanes bombarded the coast and pilots fired on groups at Sididine beach. Artillery hit Jaysbuait region and Afraul snipers were dispersed.
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Melilla
Spanish Morocco
Camao
Annual
Tasgarin
Kenitou
Yaki
Liano
Tilitit
Kebri
Sididine
Afrau
Quilotes
Jaybuait
Afraul
Evicted Germans Moved From Schneidemuehl as Refugees Drop
The German government facilitates transport of evacuees from Schneidemuehl to Sarin regions. About 3,200 refugees remain in the Schneidemuehl camp, 2,000 fewer than yesterday, signaling rapid dispersion to other areas.
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Schneidemuehl
Sarin
Germany
Artists Daughter Gets Film Role In Hollywood
Mary Elizabeth Swinnerton, 15, daughter of cartoonist James Swinnerton, plans a film career as one studio offers her a part. Beloved actress Mabel Normand heads to New York to start a five year stage contract with A H Woods, including motion picture work. Lloyds reports about 10 000 ships from 48 nations in global ocean traffic.
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Hollywood
Calif
A.P
Mary Elizabeth Swinnerton
James Swinnerton
Cal
Mabel Normand
New York
A. H. Woods
Montgomery Ward Sales Jump in 1925 First Seven Months
Chicago August 1 The Montgomery Ward Company reports sales for the first seven months of 1925 totaling 393 268 537 dollars. This is a 10 54 percent rise over the same period in 1924 when sales reached 84 378 840 dollars. July 1925 sales reached 10 842 762 dollars, up from 8 653 222 dollars in July 1924, a 25 30 percent gain.
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Chicago
Montgomery, Ward, & Company
Marshal Petain Returns from Morocco to Paris
Marshal Petain returned to Paris from Morocco this morning and offered no comment on his mission to the French zone. The Paris dispatch notes his appearance but provides no details.
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Paris
Marshal Petain
Morocco
Best of spirits warded off by fs per men
Fragments describe a guard or effort to keep spirits away, mentioning groups or individuals associated with warding. Specific names or places are unclear, but the tone suggests a local enforcement or ritual against spirits.
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Nature’s Refuge
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Twin Falls
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National
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Grayling
Ist Anthony
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Carolina
Lloyd’s
London
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Furness
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Whitehall Street
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Dime Messenger
ST. Francis ST
Kenny
C. D. Kenny CO
Dauphin St
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