Pretty Clothes Incited Girls to Murder in Leningrad
In Leningrad two teenage girls Mary Poutrykina 16 Nadya Feodorova 17 killed Mary Gousta shenkove 18 over envy of expensive clothes. They lured her to their home strangled ripped clothes and jewelry, one slashing with a knife, another finishing with an axe. The decapitated body was hidden and later found by police. They were sentenced to five years in prison.
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Leningrad
Russia
Mary Poutrykina
Nadya Feodorova
Mary Goustashenkove
Mile
Goustashenkove
Plant Treasures Revealed by Negro Scientist Dr Carver
Tuskegee Alabama June 15 AP Dr George W Carver the longtime Tuskegee Institute science innovator unveils a trove of uses from a potato peanut and pecan revealing hundreds of commercial products and dyes from clay pigments. He has won Royal Society fellowship and the 1923 Spingard Medal for achievements by African descent citizens.
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Tuskegee
Ala
George W. Carver
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Carver
Missouri
Nile Valley
Royal Society of Great Britain
Spingard
Fifteen Crews Enter Regatta at Hudson River
Poughkeepsie N Y June 16 AP fifteen crews representing six colleges will compete in the three races of the intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson tomorrow Coaches and coxswains report their crews ready for the grind with light tryouts today The varsity race at five EST features Pennsylvania and Washington as favorites The first race the junior varsity is set for 3 15 p m with crews from Washington Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse competing Dr Evans optician from Boise will visit St Marie Hotel next Thursday June 19 for his regular monthly eye service
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Thensylvania
Washington
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Dr. Evans
Boise
St. Marie
Jis
Tanlac Credited By Nurse For Stomach Health
Mrs I A Borden a Seattle graduate nurse says Tanlac is the most efficient natural stomach remedy. She reports patients who gained appetite and improved digestion after using Tanlac for months and states she has used it exclusively for seven years. The ad notes 49 million bottles sold and urges buying Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable pills.
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Nature
I. A. Borden
Pontius Ave
Seattle
Wash
National Temperance Hospital
Chicago
Population gains 1,943,000 in year expert's belief
New York reports the United States population totaled 112,826,000 on January 1, 1924, up from 110,853,000 a year earlier and 105,711,000 in 1920. The gain in 1923 alone was 1,934,000 driven by immigration and low deaths, with births about 1,238,000 and deaths around 621,000.
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New York
United States
National Bureau of Economic Research
Bureau
Bureau of the Census
Bureau of Economic Research
Willford I. King
Ae Nees
First step taken toward Amerian manned merchant marine
Shipping board approves plans to place youths ages 18 to 23 on commercial ships with intent to train them into officer berths. The measure aims to build a trained reserve for a future American merchant fleet.
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Washington
United States
The
Shipping Board
Christian Science Parent Church of the New Generation Opens
A minority group established the Christian Science parent church of the new generation and held its first service, signaling a fresh religious community emergence and gathering.
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Christian Science
The
New Generation
Newlyweds Seek Admission to United States at Honolulu Port
Honolulu June 14 AP Japanese number 1 216 including many newlyweds seek admission to the United States through Honolulu port. A E Burnett director of immigration says three large Japanese ships speed eastward with most aboard. Tenyo Maru due Tuesday carries 184, Koren Maru due June 20 carries 662, Kasado Maru due June 28 carries 375.
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Honolulu
United States
A. E. Burnett
Burnett Enid
Branting Named President at International Labor Conference
Geneva June 16 Hjalmar Branting former Swedish premier and League of Nations delegate was elected president of the International Labor Conference by acclamation as the conference opened its sessions amid enthusiasm.
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Geneva
Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
Council of
League of Nations
International Labor Conference
As We See It and Excelsior Cartoon Snippets
A humor page mix includes a dating quip exchange about marriage with names Princeton Tiger Lucky Jim and F H L plus a long prose piece Excelsior about Paul Chapvale a shoe clerk who pursues national achievement by studying the Capitol and ends entertaining committees after a mistaken rendezvous with the President.
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Capitol
Paul
German Broadcast Interrupts Prompt French Response
German listeners report that whenever the transmission begins with Deutchland Ueber Alles the French retaliate by scrambling defenses and activating the Eiffel Tower alarm system.
Dudes and Dates in a Polarizing Frontier Tale
Drought dents Jackson Hole зад crop prospects but Dudes Wrangling grows as a business with eastern demand. Early seeding and good seed imply a bumper output. Constance McDermott attempts suicide after unrequited love with an Adonis figure. she posts a front-page note about Friday the thirteenth amid sensational romance.
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Jackson Hole
Constance McDermott
Constance
Anglers Day Opens With Portneuf Fishermen Outlook
Prowling black cats appeared in unusual numbers as the town awaited results in a political contest. A Trib call asked who was nominated and Dawes was named amid talk of Coolidge unity. The note hints at lingering superstition and upcoming election chatter. Local anglers prepare for a patient Portneuf outing today.
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Trib
Wrinkles Vanish With Tarkroot Mixture
A bold beauty claim promises wrinkle reduction in minutes using a powdery tarkroot mix with lemon juice. The ad urges readers to apply the paste, wash off, and note rapid changes, claiming costs under three cents per treatment.
Hiram and Calvin Touch On Circular Track
Detroit News notes a hypothetical race where Hiram would be briefly beside Cal whenever running on a circular track, illustrating close proximity and timing in a playful context.
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Hiram
Calvin
Detroit News
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