Clark Mansion For Sale At Two Million
New York October 7 AP The seven million dollar Fifth Avenue palace of late Senator William A Clark is offered at two million with 121 rooms and 31 baths. Brokers value the site higher than the house as razing the mansion would yield prime apartment house development on Fifth Avenue near Central Park.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Palace
William A. Clark
Butte
Mont
Clark
Santa Barbara
Calif
Fifth Avenue
77Th Street
Central Park
Charles M. Schwab
Riverside Drive
Hudson
Hiss
Metropolitan Museum
Corvoran Art Gallery
Washington
Astor Mansion
17Th Street
Hollywood director seeks to film Man's Gold in Pocatello
Frederick Reel of Hollywood proposes a large film project titled Man's Gold to be shot near Pocatello. He asks the city to cover company expenses around 7500 and to host a permanent studio here. Reel says he will bring star talent including a Duncan sister and Gibson Gowland and would direct and exploit the country if the plan is approved.
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Pocatello
Frederick Reel
Hollywood
Reel
William White
Duncan Sisters
East
Chamber of Commercce
White
Potatellos
Duncan Girls
Gibson Gowland
O. K
North Labrea
Prederick Reei
Idaho Legion Band Broadcast From Omaha Thursday
Idaho Legion band of Blackfoot will broadcast from WOAW Omaha Thursday evening from 8 30 to 9 30 Mountain time. Dr Crabtree of Idaho Falls former state commander will give a brief talk on the Idaho spud. Radio fans are asked to tune in.
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Tribune
Omehs
Neb
Idaho Legion Band of Blackfoot
WOAW
Crabtree
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Gloria Swanson's Husband Claims Royal Title Rights
Paris reports Gloria Swanson's husband James Menri de la Falaise de la Coudraye asserts he holds the title Marquis de la Coudraye dating to 1707 with documents from Rouen and French kings. He says he uses de la Falaise and cites confirmations by Louis XV and others while Swanson calls for a settlement and disavows using the title commercially.
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Paris
Marqquis de la Falaise de la Coudraye
Gloria Swanson
United States
Rouen
Marquis de la Coudraye
Baron de la Falsise
Maria Casimira
Poland
Rome
Louis XV
Versailles
Fontenay le Comte
Vendee
Marquis de la Coudrave
Count de la Coudraye
Louis XVI
Louis XVIII
Billy
de la Falaise
le Bailly
James Menri le Bailley de la Falaise
Marquis de la Ceudraye
Hank
Anton Addr
France
President Coolidge Visits St Louis Zoo During Train Stop
President and Mrs. Coolidge rode through St Louis city and Forest Park after arriving from Omaha on their way to Washington. They toured the residential streets, Forest Park, Brentmoor, and Forest Ridge before visiting the zoo, then resumed afield shortly before 8 am en route to the capital.
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St. Louis
Coolidge
Washington
American Legion
Omaha
Zoo
Union Station
Luther Ely Smith
A &I. Louis
Amherst
Miler
L. C C. Dyer
North Idaho to shift from Seattle to Boise Veterans office
North Idaho will move from the Seattle office to the Boise office of the U S Veterans Bureau. Director Frank Hines announced the change after a conference with Idaho American Legion leaders W Worthwine and Lester Albert. Officials say the shift will benefit former service men in north Idaho. Omaha hotels serving Idaho potatoes and cheese during the Amel a Legion convention feature menus.
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Omaha
North Idaho
Seattle
United States Veterans Bureau
Boise
C. H. Huderson
Frank Hines
Bureau
W.worthwine
Lester F. Albert
Idaho Department of the American Legion
Mander
Amel A Legion
Idaho
Hutchinson Cone resigns over Palmer removal
Hutchinson J Cone vice president and general manager of Fleet Corporation resigns to protest the Shipping Board action removing Leigh C Palmer as president. The resignation was submitted today in Washington.
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Cone Mesigns
Wasington
Hutchinson J. Cone
Fleet Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Leigh C. Palmer
Bolshevies Buying Supply of Arms
London dispatch cites Hong Kong Reuters report that prominent British merchants say arms and ammunition shipments to the Bolshevists in Canton are expected soon. They predict combined Russian and red Chinese forces will crush anti red forces and Sovietize Canton unless foreign occupation by anti red forces arrives.
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London
Reuters
Hong Kong
Canton
South
China
Critic of Beauties Spoke Out Turn
Armand T Nichols, director of the Atlantic City beauty pageant, says he was misquoted about saying all beauties are dumb. He explains the gag was misapplied and insists beauties are not dumb. He remains in Los Angeles and plans to stay there.
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Los Angeles
Armand T. Nichols
Atlantic City
Beattle
Nichols
Mar
America
Hollywood
Helium Hampered Shenandoah Says Navy Chief
Admiral Moffett told a naval court the Shenandoah’s use of helium reduced performance by 35 to 40 percent compared to hydrogen. He noted parachutes were impractical for the airship and defended the PN-9 No. 1’s 28 hour 35 minute flight as proof of capability. He also opposed a national defense department consolidation.
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Washington
Wm. Mitchell
Army Air Service
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Miicucu
Mitchell
Navy
Admiral Moffett
Army
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Joint Board
Annapolis
Navy Yards Development Board
Coco Sars
Peat Harbor
Naval Station Reserve
Secretary of the Navy
Honolu'u
John Rodgers
Department of National Defense
Chamber Urges Move of Retail District by December 1
American Falls Idaho October 7 The chamber of commerce urged the reclamation department to relocate the old town’s retail district to the new townsite by December 1 to clear way for a large impounding dam. The post office will move to Idaho Street in November and lease terms were arranged.
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American Falls
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Reclamation Department
Chamber
Washington
Pocatelic
Gotham Sees Crime Rise Amid Reform Critique
New York reports rising crime as seven judges speed up jury trials while 540 men and 25 women join the police force. Judge Otto A Besalsky says conditions rival those abroad, parole boards release criminals on minimum sentences, and readers hear mixed views on city morals and reform.
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New York
Knickerbocker
Azfi
Otto A. Besalsky
Europe
England
France
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Morals
America
Annie “Mathews
M. A. Hagensick
Des Moines
Iowa
The
National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Negro Candidate in the Field in Chicago
P W Chavers a Black entrepreneur who founded Chicago's first bank for Negroes announces his bid for Congress challenging Martin B Madden chairman of the House Appropriations Committee Chavers main plank calls for national banks to file surety bonds with the Treasury Department Madden's district covers part of Chicago's Negro area.
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Chicago
P. W. Chavers
First Bank
Congress
Martin B. Madden
House
Chavers
Treasury Department
Madden
Operator Erickson Injured In Linotype Mishap
Tribune linotype operator FE A Erickson was hurt at work Tuesday night when he slipped and struck his chin on a bar, causing a deep facial cut. He was released from the central hospital this morning and will be laid up for several days.
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FE. A. Erickson
Tribune Linotype
Central Hospital
Mr. Erickson
Summer Capitol Cost Burden Falls on Fiwanpecott
Fiwanpecott residents tally the expense of hosting President Coolidge for the summer. Officials report an extra seven thousand dollars needed to raise taxes to cover the visit.
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Fiwampecott
Mase
President Coolidge
Johnson Holds Pirates To One Run In First World Series Game
Walter Johnson and the Washington Senators defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 at Forbes Field. Johnson allowed five hits while Lee Meadows and Johnny Morrison struggled for eight hits against the Senators. The crowd of about 45,000 packed Forbes Field as both teams prepared for the rest of the 1925 championship series.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Pittsburg Pirates
Johnson
Senators
Lee Meadows
Johnny Morrison
Mloore
Uarey
Cuvier
Beérnahart
Meadow
Morrison, P
Bill Bighee
Mevinia
Traynor
Wright
Grantham
Smith
Meadows
Washington
Joe Harris
Bigbee
Peck Judge
Cuyler
Barnhart
Carey
McInnis
Bluege
Ruel
Morrison
Jehnsen
Meadowe
Moriarty
Pittsburgh
Nick Altrock
Alachacht
Altrock
Sebacht
Barney Dreyfus
Pirates
Bears
Gostin
Joe
Stan Harris
Cevler
French Force Advances in Morocco Near Kifane
French and Spanish commanders report near-simultaneous advance in French Morocco. The north of Kifane is closing in on Sidi Ali Bouhrebka, aiming to control the mountain chain and open a junction with Spanish forces from Azib el Midar. The operation would straighten the frontline toward Abd el Krim’s former capital.
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Fez
French Morocco
Marshal Petain
Primo de Rivera
Kifane
Sidi-Ali-Bouhrebka
Azib-el-Midar
Legion Sets Next Sessions For 1926 Convention
Omaha Neb Oct 7 AP Philadelphia was unanimously selected for the 1926 American Legion convention when the sport of the time and committees was ratified The meeting was awarded to Paris France The 1924 gathering was asked by Miami Fort Worth and Atlanta The 1923 motive will be awarded at the Philadelphia convention
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Omaha
Neb
Philadelphias
American Legion
Paris
France
Miami
Fort Worth
Atlanta
Apple Crop Gains Grow for Northwestern Shipments
Chicago reports show harvests finishing for northern fruits and vegetables. Apple shipments rise as Varieties are harvested. Northwestern apples especially surge with Wenatchee and Yakima districts in Washington sending more cars than last season. Pacific Northwest totals reach 8,400 carloads to date versus 5,000 previously.
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Chicago
Wenatchee, Sianogas
Washington State
Yakima Valley
Pacific Northwest
Utah Fair Tonight and Thursday Forecast Update
The Utah weather outlook shows little temperature change tonight into Thursday. Skies stay mostly clear with light winds and no precipitation expected.
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Utah
Crowd gathers for world series returns at Livine office
Enthusiastic crowd gathers outside the Livine office as world series returns are megaphoned by Col. John Tavor. The Tribune Associated Press wire from Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, reports delays and rescheduled reception. Returns to be phoned again Thursday. tomorrow's game at Pittsburgh begins at noon with returns starting shortly after.
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Livine Office
World Esries
Col
John Tavor
Tribune
Associated Press
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
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