Pershing Urges Protection After Chilean Peruvians Clash
Reports describe an incident near Pershing’s residence in Arica where Chilean crowds hurled potatoes at Peruvian newspaper sellers and attacked Peruvians. General Pershing demanded protection for Peruvians inside the plebiscite zone as Chilean authorities pledged action.
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Senor Edwards
Appar
Sarah Wam
A. Giesecke
Edition
Peru
Epi
Pershing
John G. Quakemeter
William C. Denis
Raymond ¢. Cox
Miss Wambaugh
Tyranny in the U S Isles Charged by Former Judge Malmin
Lucius J. M. Malmin, six year federal judge in the Virgin Islands, accuses naval rule of misgovernance, calls for civil government, cites arrests and recalls, warns of depopulation due to economic distress from Prohibition and diesel engines. Navy Secretary responds with caution.
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Roy J. Gibbons
NEA
Chicago
Virgin Islands
United States
Denmark
Lucius J. M. Malmin
Islands
Navy Department
Congress
Malmin
Oman
Bethlehem Sugar Co
Third Appellate Court
Philadelphia
Harding
Wilson
New York
Porto Rico
Williams
Francis Rothschild
St. Thomas
George Washington Williams
Baltimore
St. Croix
Seretary
Wilbur
Navy
Childless Homes in Kewanee Ill Issue Cited
Fragmentary item notes a local discussion in Kewanee Illinois about childless homes and a reference to a miracle or remedy involving a vegetable compound, with unclear details and context. The readable bits point to a claim of unforeseen benefits from a remedy, but specifics are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewanee
Illinois
Bond Issue Enters Mayoralty Debate in New York
A $300 million bond proposal to grade railroad crossings becomes a central issue in New York mayoral politics. Mayor Hylan attacks the plan as railroad favored, while Governor Smith and Democratic lawmakers defend it. Senator Love backs State Senator James J. Walker, the Tammany choice.
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New York
Hylan
Smith
William L. Love
James J. Walker
Retired Britisher Charles Swayne Dies in Florida
Colonel Charles Henry Swayne aged 77 a retired British officer and D O and King and Queen medal wearer died this morning at his Palm Beach villa He came to the United States a year ago seeking Florida climate for his health His two daughters are in France on a visit with press in attendance in Florida and Palm Beach authorities note the death occurred August 22.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Charles Henry Swayne
Palm Beach
Swayne
United States
Florida
Press
France
Piggly Wiggly Directors Demur in Tennessee Suit
Five Piggly Wiggly directors named as defendants in a suit by E A Guilfoyle seeking two million dollars. The demurrer was filed in state court and touches on alleged illegal transactions by former president Clarence Saunders and former board members.
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Memphis
Tenn
A.P
Piggly Wiggly Corporation
E. A. Guilfoyle
Clarence Saunders
Setony Court
É Ie Santee
Industrial Life and Christianity Discussed at Stockholm
Today's UniversaI Christian conference session in Stockholm examined how industry and faith intersect. Dr William Tippey urged the church to give industry a new heart and motive guiding economics toward the abundant life, warning that without reform industry may collapse under exploitation and class struggle.
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Stockholm
Universal Christian Conference
Arthur Judson Brown
New York
Billing
Vesper
Sweden
Wm. Tippey
Tippey
Christ
Church
Income Tax Lists Open for Public Inspection Sept 1
Washington says internal revenue bureaus will open income tax lists for public inspection starting September 1 for 30 days. Returns will be accessible during working hours with local regulation by each collector to limit interference. Officials expect continued protests over the new tax law.
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Washington
International News Service
Internal Revenue
Treasury Départment
Hig
Hsts
Jamestown Postmaster Arrested for Embezzlement
Selma R. Hill Jamestown postmaster was arrested on August 22 charged with embezzling 1059.26 dollars of government funds from the local post office. He is the son of former county judge A. M. F. Hill, married with two children.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Selma R. Hill
Hill
A. M. F. Hill
Russell County
Free 50 Page Book Promises Pellagra Cure
A vintage ad offers a free 50 page book on pellagra with symptoms such as fatigue headaches skin eruptions mouth throat soreness and digestive issues. It urges readers to mail for a copy to Dr W J McCrary Inc Dept 135 Carbon Hill Alabama in plain sealed wrapping.
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W. J. McCrary, Inc
Dept
Carbon Hill
Alabama
Turkish Women Break Veil Rules and Embrace Public Sports
In Constantinople Aug 22 Turkish women discard the veil and appear in public sports, notably tennis and swimming, under the Angora government led by Mustapha Kemal Pasha. A local girl popularizes hats, while observers note potential backlash and changing public opinion.
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Constantinople
Angora
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Hadiye Selma Ekrem
United States
Turkey
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Lima
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Sarcan
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Federal of the
Bacy
Oman Beg
Internal Revenue Department
Pace
Miss Ekrem
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Jail Drug Stores
Telegraph
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Pacmever
R. A. Turnquist
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