Jardine Returns Home From Washington to Kansas
William Jardine secretary of agriculture comes home to Manhattan Kansas on May 9 to deliver an address at the Over horned Millers convention after accepting President Coolidge’s cabinet offer but taking six months leave of absence. The Kansas board provides free use of a state furnished home for his family during the stay. Vice President Dawes was invited to speak along with other national figures as part of a notable state welcome.
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Kas
William Jardine
Washington
Manhattan
Hon
Jardine
Stéfe
Agriss
Millers of the South
Association of
Millers
Charles G. Dawes
Tri Colored Triplets Born to Miner's Wife in Korea
Dispatches from Keelung report Mrs. Yetsu Hoku, wife of a Korean miner, gave birth to triplets with one black, one white, and one red. The mother died minutes after seeing the tri colored babies. The white infant is strong, while the black and red infants are puny.
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Korea
Tokyo
Keelung
Yetsu Hoku
Bethel Cemetery Fire Forces Partial Exhumations
In Sburlgh Pennsylvania a coal seam fire at Bethel cemetery edges near burning ground has spread, threatening graves. Workers near the old cemetery remove bodies as flames burn through the site. the church site was displaced but the cemetery remains.
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Sburgh
Bethel Cemetery
Bethel Church
Oal
Static frustrates Japanese prince regent radio demo
Tokyo May 1 Radio fans in America and the Japanese prince regent share a problem static hampered a domestically made radio set. During a demonstration the instrument emitted discordant noises and failed to please the heir to the throne. The expert blamed static and the prince regent offered no second demonstration.
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Tokyo
America
Shanghai Child Labor Report Stirs Western Powers
A Shanghai child labor commission report details children under twelve working in match and silk factories with long shifts and poor sanitary conditions. The commission, led by Dr Otiss Adelaide Anderson, highlights 18,000 child workers and calls for reform amid Shanghai’s international mix of Chinese and foreign owners.
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Shanghai
China
Child Labor Commission
Council of
Otiss Adelaide Anderson
Britain
England
American home to show French real comforts at Paris exhibit
An American eight room model home will be shipped to Paris for the Grand Palais exhibit October 22 to November 15. Arthur Williams of New York Edison heads the American section and O C Harn is appointed chair of the American demonstration home committee. The home is a gift to France’s department of public instruction to showcase modern kitchen and laundry facilities and labor saving devices.
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New York
M& 1
France
Grand Palais
Paris
Arthur Williams
New York Edison Company
Williams
O. C. Harn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Demonstration Home Committee
French Department of Public Instruction
Albert Broisat
National Office of Industrial Research and Inventions
America
Brossat
Herb Juice touted by Mobile farmer for health revival
Mr. Neese Harry of Florida Street Mobile Alabama credits Herb Juice with curing constipation indigestion and kidney and liver disorders after a period of poor health. He reports improved sleep no dizziness and restored vitality and urges others to attend a local demonstration at Albright Wood Drug Co Government and Royal Streets.
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Neese Harry
Florida Street
Mobile
Ala
Harry
Albright & Wood Drug Co
Government
Royal Streets
Edna Hurd Wins Second Divorce In Two Years
Rochester New Hampshire May 1 Mrs Edna Hurd 24 obtains a second divorce in less than two years She first divorced Charles L Allen whom she married June 12 1920 and whom she left in 1923 alleging infidelity She then married Forrest Hodgdon a musician and Judge Younig grants a divorce from him on cruelty grounds The notice hints at rapid results from frequent use of Newstem and Register Want Ads.
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International News Service
Rochester
Edna Hurd
Charles L. Allen
Allen
Forrest Hodgdon
Younig
Newstem
Register
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Alabama Land and Development Company
Gulf Terminal
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