Duel Threat Fuels Hungarian Political Tension
Budapest reports Premier Bethlen challenges Colonel Pronay after a public insult to his word. The duel prospect draws capital attention as dueling remains banned in Hungary. In California a series of strong earthquakes centered near San Bernardino damage buildings and alarm systems across Los Angeles and surrounding towns.
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Budapest
Bethlen
Colonel Pronay
Count Bethlén
Pronay
Keoskemet
Count Bethlen
Awakening Magyara
Los Angeles
Settio
California
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Arizona
Fee
Oetee R. Fisher
de Bris
Baak Bernardino
Redlands
Santo
Arizona State Line
Seming House
Kensou Fisher
Eeeeet Hat Rehik
Bearvalley
Eee Po Loma Linda Sanitarium
Bernarilino
Diego
Pasadena
Long Santa Ana
Mojave
Ioa Springs
Riviera
el Centro
Santaonica
Valendale
Eagle Rock
Riverside
Jovia
Pomona
Anaheim
San Hemet
Barstow
Arizone
Johnson Refuses Comment on Local Politics Amid Homecoming
United States Senator Hiram Johnson arrives in New York aboard the Leviathan after a four and a half month Europe trip. He declines to discuss domestic politics or presidential plans, saying he will speak on European affairs and domestic matters only after catching up on events abroad. A Wednesday testimonial dinner may yield his first substantial statement.
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New York
United States
Hiram Johnson
California
Europe
Nator Johnson
Macomb
Battery
Waldorf
Johnson
Washington
Leviathan
Bay
Rhinelander Waldo
George Henry Payne
Bull Moose
Senator Johnson
America
Ator
Harding
Readers advised to call for TERI B paper services
The notice directs readers to use telephone lines for matters on subscriptions address changes paper delivery classifieds and other business. It emphasizes calling only for news society or related items and provides schedule guidance for TERI B readers.
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Terib
Heiress Keeps Loyalty to Soft Drink Mixologist
In Ottawa on July 23 Mise Mouica Mossean a drug clerk sold a share in a $1,500,000 estate left by her aunt but remained faithful to Eudore Guberd the soft drink mixer she had worked with for years and she married him.
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Ottawa
Mise Mouica Mossean
Eudore Guberd
Former priest Delorme faces verdict in murder trial
Adelarde Delorme, a former Catholic priest, awaits a jury verdict on charges of murdering his half brother Raoul in January 1922. After days of deliberation the jury declared a deadlock and was discharged, with retrial likely at the next session. bail was denied.
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Montreal
Adelarde Delorme
Raoul
Lemieux
Lily
Francois Lemieux
Delorme
Court of ’S Bench
Irene Castle Granted Divorce From Captain Tremaine
Paris reports Irene Castle Tremaine a dancer was granted divorce from Captain Robert E Tremaine of Ithaca after rumors of a prior marriage surfaced. The couple wed May 4 1919 at the Little Church around the Corner and the divorce follows his alleged abandonment of the home. Mr Tremaine a Cornell graduate and Ithaca hardware firm director, known for social prominence.
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Paris
Irene Castle Tremaine
Kewrt EK. Premaine
New York
Broadway
Trene Castle Tremaine
Robert E. Tremaine
Ithaca
Pickens
8. C
Vernon Castle
Fort Worth
Texas
Royal Flying Corps
Beth Tremaine
Tremaine
Lead Advances in New York Market
July 23 report shows American Smelting and Refining Co. advancing lead price to 6.25 cents per pound in New York trading.
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LEAD
New York
Omepet Sag
Record flight attempt sets mail delivery pace to Pocatello
A damaged plane forced to land in Rock Springs Wyoming did not stop a historic mail run from the east to Pocatello Idaho. Lieutenant Maughan carried a Major Poole letter from Mitchell Field New York to Pocatello arriving Saturday afternoon. The flight established a new delivery record despite a leaking oil cooler and a mid route landing.
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Russell L. Maughan
U.S. Army
New York
San Francisco
Pocatello
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Pocatello Tribune
F. H. Poole
M. C
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Poo
Gate City
Maughan
Salduro
Utah
St. Joe
Missouri
Poole
War Department
Mitchel Field
Long Inland
Idaho
Olidan
Detroit
Dayton
Ohio
Cheyenne
Jine
Sol
Golden Gate
Ilis
Himsel
Jailbreak at Chester State Hospital Traps Town in Panic
Twenty three criminally insane convicts escaped from the state hospital in Chester Wisconsin. One convict was killed and two guards stabbed while others and officials were injured. Lawmen recaptured and continued search as residents fled in fear.
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Chester
Wis
State Hospital
Chicago
Eckade
Eris Ineane
Néon
Latce
Receiver Named for Theatre Company in New York
A federal receiver was appointed today for Moresco Hog Company Inc a Delaware holding the capital stock of Moresco Theatre Company and Oeco Productions. Robert L of this city filed suit claiming the indebtedness exceeds 350 000.
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New York
Moresco Hog Company, Inc
Deleware N
Moresco Theatre Company
Oeco Productions
Conwith
Robert Lf
Ing
River Dangers Near Fair Grounds Draw Attention
A fragment notes persistent heat drives people toward the fair grounds and nearby swimming holes, warning of great danger and the risk of loss of life from unsafe swimming and overcrowded waters.
Widows File Claims In Villa Estate Fallout
On the El Paso border rumors swirl after Pancho Villa's death as Villa's lieutenant Nicholas Fernandez reportedly returns to Canutillo with plans linked to the murder. Mexican authorities investigate the death and publicize any funds, while border residents tally widows filing claims for their share of Villa's estate.
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el Paso
Texas
Pancho Villa
Villa
Exico City
Nicholas Fernandez
Canutillo
Cuanutillo
Parral
Mexico City
Fancho
Rival chiefs clash in Peshawar frontier fight
Fighting erupts between Amb and Miangul tribesmen in the NWFP. A surprise attack by the Nawab of Amb leaves fifty killed. The Nawab of Miangul strikes back as refugees stream into the city.
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Peshawar
British India
Amb
Miangul
Northwest Frontier Province
Will of Walter F. Flanders Probate Upheld
In Chicago on July 23 Walter Flanders rich Detroit Chicago automobile man won probate for his will disposing of about 500000. The will allows him to ignore his children by a former marriage and his divorced wife. A suit to set aside the will is anticipated.
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Chicago
Walter F. Flanders
Detroit
Dogs Popular in Los Angeles Says City SPCA
The Los Angeles Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports 78 of 149 dogs found homes, while 651 of 545 cats were adopted, showing dogs more popular than cats amid a housing cycle for stray animals.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Los Ap Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Rail Workers Seek 9 to 17 Cents Hour Rise Across 69 Rail Lines
Chicago July 23 A hearing before the U S Railroad Labor Board heard demands for wage increases from 9 to 17 cents an hour for clerks freight handlers station express workers on 69 railroads. The wage boost aims to restore the wartime award of 1920 and offset earlier reductions. The case proceeds with testimonies on living costs and conditions before further submissions by road representatives.
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Chicago
F. I Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
United States Railroad Labor Board
Fitzgerald
Mexicali Fire Loss Adjusted
Insurance adjusters report entry to ruins in Mexicali after a major fire that caused an estimated loss over 3 million dollars. Unknown number of lives lost. Two Chinese victims found in cellars. Water in lower cellars delays searches for weeks. Safes with funds over 35 thousand dollars recovered intact. Books kept in Chinese characters complicate the audit, slowing the process.
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Mexicali
Lower
California
Anti Soviet Plot Report From Copenhagen Telegraph
A Copenhagen telegraph report cites a Stockholm correspondent on an alleged anti Soviet plot. Prominent officers are said to have been arrested as part of a plan to incite insurrection against Soviet republics and leaders of the Third International.
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London
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Stockholm Tieanin
Cen
Chinese Fire On U S Gunboat Pampanga Off Canton
Report from Canton dated July 22 describes Chinese forces firing on the U S gunboat Pampanga on the west river. The Pampanga returned fire in self defense for about ten minutes without American casualties. An apology was demanded and reportedly given by Lt. Levette.
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Canton
China
United States
Pampanga
West River
Wrehaw
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Heiress
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Leonard Tendler
Gene
Theatre Company
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