Time ripe for final campaign against rebels at Rif
French forces weigh an immediate offensive against Abd el Krim's Rif rebels as Marshal Petain evaluates the situation in Rabat. Front activity includes skirmishes with dissidents and allied tribes, with growing French safety as formerly hostile tribes lean toward the French cause.
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Fez
French Morocco
Marshal Lyautey
Naulin
Marshal Petain
Abd-el-Krim
Rabat
Arfi
Ouergha
Girl Killed Found Under Pittsburgh Bridge
A 19 year old woman, dressed in black, was found dying on a center pier abutment of the 40th bridge over the Allegheny River at midnight. She died moments later without giving her name. Police say the girl was attacked and her body carried to the pier by boat and placed there by a ladder. The injuries included cuts bruises and a discolored throat from choking.
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Pittsburgh
40Th Bridge
Allegheny River
Pancho Villa Body Lays In State In Manila
The body of Pancho Villa flyweight boxing champion lies in state in Manila with a week of mourning planned until burial Saturday. Crowds greeted the steamer President Harrison arriving from California bearing the fighter’s remains.
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Manila
Pancho Villa
President Harrison
California
Capital Man Hurt in Sunday Crash Near Clanton
H B Brockett Montgomery business man and wife were seriously injured in an auto crash near Clanton Sunday. They were taken to a Clanton hospital where Mrs Brockett suffered severe internal injuries. Brockett was painfully hurt but not in serious condition. The other vehicle fled the scene.
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Montgomery
United Press
H. B. Brockett
Montgomeryusiness
Clanton
Brocketts
Gets-It Corn Remedy Claims Fast Pain Relief
An advertisement describes a liquid named Gets-It that allegedly ends corn pain in three seconds and loosens the corn for removal. It warns of imitators and suggests a quick, painless cure used by dancers and others seeking relief from corns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleus
Woman Rather Not Miss Much Yet Never Sees a Movie
Bloomfield New Jersey August 15 A woman named Mrs Theodore Hannson explains her life choices have kept her from movies theaters or dances. She says outdoor life church work and home responsibilities provide fulfillment and that early marriage and motherhood complete a satisfying path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
N. J
New York
Theodore Hannson
Arktic Castaways Return Aboard Maude After Three Years
Captain Westing and six crewmen of the Amundsen schooner Maude reach Nome after more than three years trapped in Arctic ice. They recount near-capsizes, a dead officer buried in ice, a deserter Eskimo, dog sled rescues, and a 70 below zero cold spell as the ship drifted toward Siberia before release on August 7.
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Nome
Alaska
Maude
Arctic
North Pole
Pole
Westing
United Press
Carl Hansen
M. Olonkit
A. Malmret
Sylvesten
Odah
Harold Severdrop
East Cape
Siberia
Jeanette Islands
Herald Islands
Bennett Islands
United States
Siberian
Kolyma
Chukotsk Peninsula
Spitzbergen
Hansen
Dahl
Curtis
Charles D. Jones
Standard Oil Company
Bond
Cal Lomen
Norwa
Seattle
The Funny Side of This Sad Life
Bavaria reports Dietram Shell aged 78 rises at 7 30 each day and walks four miles while Prince Joachim leads a group nearby and the ex Kaiser is seen sawing wood at Doorn Leningrad notes many jewels found in the czar tailor house Rome Mussolini acts as godfather to 260 children Worcester fugitive bandit hides as a flapper Ashburnham town suspends police after a gambler raid
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Dietram Shell
Bavaria
von Hindenburg
Joachim of
Cne
Esp
Kaiser
Doorn
Leningrad
Rome
Mussolini
Buenos Aires
Prince of Wales
Ole
Mother to Attempt to Swim Channel
Mlle. Gade a 26 year old mother of two plans to swim the English Channel next summer. She says motherhood is not a handicap and cites past attempts with one and two children as motivation. A native of Denmark she came to America in 1919 and works as an instructor with the naval militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International News Service
Mlle. Gade
Sonny
Marjorie
Denmark
America
Hope Hampton to Welcome Daughter-in-Law in Merry News
New York reports motion picture star Hope Hampton is set to become mother in law as Yvonne Brulatour, daughter of her husband, plans marriage. The brief item notes a ten foot drop incident involving a motor truck and a broken leg but concentrates on the family announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Millionaire polo player guarded at New Jersey estate
New York Aug 24 A P reports Max Phillips collar manufacturer and polo player is under eight armed guards on his 700 acre Eatontown New Jersey estate amid alleged plots by three women and a man to lure him and undermine his company. Phillips says a banker instigated the scheme and notes a Mann Act racket. Detectives listened in via telephonic device and a suspended court summons shadows the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.P
Max Phillips
Eatontown
N. J
Phillips
Phillips-Jones Company
van Heusen
E Mploy
New England
Frank H. Berg, Jr
Berg
Margaret Campbell
Newspaper Woman Narrowly Escapes Camp Raid At Spiritualist Rally
Miss Virginia Swain of the Newspaper Enterprise Association faced danger during a raid at Camp Chesterfield Indiana where 35th annual spiritualist gathering drew police. Police released 14 prisoners after a plea by cult leader Myrin Post, and Swain fled eight miles to Anderson.
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Chesterfield
Ind
United Press
Virginia Swain
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Miss Swain
Anderson
Myrin Post
No Change Seen in Coal Strike Outlook
Philadelphia August 24 A P says with six days left before the anthracite working agreement expires August 31 the outlook remains the same as August 4 negotiations for renewal stalled by wage and check off disputes. Operators blame miners for delaying and miners demand acknowledged leaders be sent to talks while both sides test public opinion through secret conferences.
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Philadelphia
A.P
Fire Destroys Southland Lake Steamer Near Orleans
In Lake Pontchartrain the lake steamer Southland burned to the water's edge after a cigarette believed to start the blaze. About sixty people aboard were rescued including women and children. seven were slightly injured. An inquiry by federal Vessel Inspector C. M. Dean will determine cause. The vessel, operated by Lake Transit Co., faced a $75,000 lawsuit.
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New Orleans
Southland
Lake Pontchartrain
C. M. Dean
Tenth District
E¢ Lake Transit Comp
West Mandeville
Simplicity marks funeral of Victor Lawson in Chicago
Victor F. Lawson, longtime publisher of the Chicago Daily News, is laid to rest in a simple service at New England Congregational Church. President Coolidge, Charles G. Dawes, Mayor Dever, and city leaders attend, with close friends and relatives in attendance for a modest funeral honoring a patriotic journalist.
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Chicago
A.P
Victor iFremont Lawson
Chicago Daily News
World
New Gland Congregational Church
Lawson
Ozora Stearns Davis
Emeete Theological Seminary
Victor F. Lawson
Aii Mnes
Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
William R. Dawes
Chicago Association of Commerce
William E. Dever
Chicago City Council
Union League Club
Ford Seeks Mechanical Cow In Synthetic Milk Quest
Henry Ford says dairy cows are inefficient and predicts synthetic milk will outpace real milk. He argues farms waste time milking cows and caring for livestock and foresees larger, more systematic farms with small farmers phased out. The interview appears in Farm and Fireside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raw Press
Henry Ford
Farm and Fireside
Ford
Demonstration At Camp Grant Injures Sixteen Spectators
A chemical warfare demonstration at Camp Grant Rockford Illinois injured sixteen spectators as crowds surged into the line of fire. Col. H D Orr said none of the injuries would prove fatal. A platoon of noncommissioned officers fired smoke grenades as spectators moved onto the show field creating the accident.
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Rockford
Ill
Camp Grant
Here
H. D. Orr
Field Hospital
Tanker Halsey to Undergo Repairs After Grounding
A survey of the tanker Halsey, which arrived in Mobile after grounding, was completed at Todd Drydock and Shipbuilding. Bids for repairs will be opened tomorrow at 10 o'clock, promising a substantial job for the yard and its contract prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Todd Drydock and Shipbuilding Company
Fair Weather Expected Across Coming Week
Washington reports a generally fair week with no material temperature change for the next 36 hours. Local showers probable in Florida. Northwest and east winds along the south Atlantic coast and easterly winds over the gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International News Service
Florida
South Atlantic
Gulf
Missing Boy Seen in Jersey Town
New York August reports another missing boy scare as authorities search Jersey Town for a juvenile case. Local residents urged caution while police review sightings and tips.
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Jersey Town
New York
East Side
Isadore Idelberg
Newark
Iadore
Classified OCR Billing Rates For Typesetting
The notice outlines size type word rates: 3 cents per word for a single insertion, 8 cents per word for three or more insertions, and 12 cents per word for consecutive insertions of copy. It explains charging by word and repetition, with emphasis on unit costs.
Advertisement Rates and Insertion Terms Notice
Public notice outlines advertising rates including one cent per word and four cents per word for three insertions. It specifies consecutive insertions at seven cents a word and requires cancellations in writing. Minimum ten words.
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Adjur
Algiers
London
Scotland Yard
Marseilles
France
World-Wide
Socialist Organization
Socialist Internationale
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Morris Hillquist
Hillquist
Tittagurgg
Calcutta
Capital Man
Gene Cohn
Newspaper Association
Worcester
Mass
Ashburnham
Orleans Ferry Fire Object OF
Thomas Gray
Sir Walter Scott
A . Bell
N. Royal
Wm. J. Koral
Carpenters
Bama Roo
Ae Bay
Aoe Des Gevergeent
Victor Lawson
Halsey
Marine Junk CO
Ala
Cinta Ee
Monroe
Waterman Steamship
Fordso
Kittrell Miling “Motor Co
Hell
Beauregard
Carl Durant
Marine Hospital
Charleston St
Romament
Dauphin Street
Bell
St. Joseph
Belviders
Riana
St. Bell
Twonale Bell
St. Athens
Speeph
South Water St
Lawrence
Bell Phone
Orchard
W. N. Owens
Spring Hill
Britt
Stein Place
Crichton
Diamond Ring
Old Shell Road
M.rosner
Western Part
Western Part City
Dauphin
New High School
Roberts
Fark Bilay
Autome Jbiles
S. J. Evans
Prichard Lane
Ellis Sts
Dauphin ST
Royal St
O.k
Saas
1 &T
Inchia
Eran Ap
Ening Dixon
Joachim Ie Bel
Hollywood
Hollywood Realty Co
Choctaw St
J. Koral
Marinello
McKinstry
Fant
Eden
Roy Nichols
W. Stein
H. W. Jeweler Dauphiz, Next To
Goving
Seer Adden
Springhill
Ann. Gell
Phone Bell
McGowan-Mefles
Davis Ave
Warren
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