Clark Mansion for Sale at Two Million
New York October 7 AP The Fifth Avenue palace of the late Senator William A Clark of Montana with 121 rooms and 31 baths goes on the market at 2 million dollars. The site is valued higher than the house. buyers say razing it hurts the site for apartment development. Mrs Clark prefers Santa Barbara. The mansion stood at Fifth Avenue and 77th Street facing Central Park. The tax dispute in 19th century noted its splendor. The art collection went to the Carghoran gallery in Washington after rejection by the Metropolitan Museum.
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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
Cargoran Art Gallery
Washington
Astor
S7th Street
Pocatello City May Host Big Film Project
Frederick Reel of Hollywood proposes filming Man's Gold in Pocatello with a large cast led by a Duncan sister star and Gibson Gowland. He asks the city to cover about 47 500 in expenses and to consider establishing a permanent plant here. A telegram to William White was routed via the chamber of commerce for action.
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Pocatello
Frederick Reel
Hollywood
Reel
William White
Duncan Sisters
Chamber of Commerce
White
Potatellos
Duncan Girls
Gibson Gowland
O. K
Arange
North Labrea
Prederick Reet
Idaho Legion Band to Broadcast From Omaha Thursday
The Idaho legion band of Blackfoot will broadcast from station WOAW in Omaha on Thursday evening October 7 from 8 30 to 9 30 Mountain time. Dr Crabtree former state commander, Idaho Falls, will give a brief say on the Idaho spud and radio listeners are asked to tune in.
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Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Idaho Legion Band of Blackfoot
WOAW
Crabtree
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Gloria Swanson’s husband claims ancient French title
Marquis de la Coudraye de la Falaise tells reporters his line dates to 1707 with royal grants and Versailles documents. Gloria Swanson, present in a gold robe, says she has never used the title for profit and assisted in removing posters using the title in the United States.
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Paris
Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudraye
Gloria Swanson
United States
Nataily
Rouen
Marquis de la Coudraye
Baron de la Falaise
Maria Casimira
Poland
Rome
Louis XV
Versailles
Fontenay Jecomite
Vendee
Count de la Coudraye
Louis XVI
Louis XVIII
Billy
de la Falaise
le Bailly
James Henri le Bailley de la Falaise
Ithef
Aiis Hinge
France
Rouen Notary
Mquis
President Coolidge Visits St. Louis Zoo During Brief Stop
President and Mrs. Coolidge, en route to Washington from Omaha, toured St Louis after arriving by train. They rode through Forest Park and Brentmoor before viewing the zoo with local officials Luther Ely Smith Mayor Miller and Representative L. Dyer accompanying. The couple rode on to continue the journey tomorrow morning.
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St. Louis
Coolidge
Washington
American Legion
Omaha
Zoo
Union Station
Luther Ely Smith
A &T. Louis
Amherst
Miler
L. (. Dyer
Mra. Coolidge
Forest Park
Brentmoor
Forest Ridge
Change of Veterans Bureau Office in Idaho Moves to Morse
North Idaho Veterans Affairs office moves from Seattle to Morse under C. H. Hudson with Frank Hines confirming after a Monday conference. Idaho American Legion leaders Worthwine and Albert attended the meeting. The switch aims to benefit former service members in the region as hotels highlight Idaho potatoes on menus during the American Legion convention.
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Usder Bok
Omaha
Oct
North Waho
Seattle
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Morse
C. HM. Huderson
Frank Hines
Bureau
O. W. .Worthwine
Lester F. Albert
Idaho
American Legion
North
Americas Legion
Hutchinson official resigns amid shipping board clash
Hutchinson official J Cone vice president and general manager of the fleet corporation resigns to protest the shipping board action removing Lalgh Palmer as president. Conveys a board dispute impacting leadership at the fleet corporation in Wallington context dated Oct 7 per AP report.
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OoNw Mksgns
Wallington
Hutchin
J. Cone
Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Lalgh
Palmer
Bolshies Buying Supply of Arms
London dispatch reports from Hong Kong that prominent British merchants returning from Canton say further shipments of arms and ammunition to the Bolsheviks are expected soon. They predict combined Russian and red Chinese forces will crush anti red forces and Sovietize Canton unless foreign occupation intervenes as the only alternative to Bolshevik domination in south China.
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London
Reuters
Hong Kong
Canton
South
China
Critic of Beauties Spoke Out Turn
Los Angeles dispatch reports Armand T. Nichols, director of the Atlantic City beauty pageant, says he was misquoted about beauties being dumb. He says the gag was misrepresented and denies painting all beauties with that label. Nichols, chastened, plans to remain in Los Angeles through Thursday.
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Los Angeles
Armand T. Nichols
Atlantic City
Seattle
Nichols
America
Hollywood
Thoreday
Helium Hampered Shenandoah In Early Navy Hearings
Washington reports Colonel William Mitchell urged parachutes for the Shenandoah disaster inquiry while Admiral Moffett defended helium and criticized plans for a national defense department. Moffett urged a civilian aeronautics bureau and broader naval air expansion with a five year building program and updated flight pay.
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Washington
Wm. Mitchell
Army Air Service
Naval Court
Miccucu Uy
Moffett
Mitchell
Navy
Admiral Moffett
Army
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Joint Board
Annapolis
Navy Vail Development Board
Coco Sate
Antrent Harbor
Naval Station Reserve
Secretary of the Navy
Honolulu
John Rodgers
Department of National Defense
Chamber Urges Move of Retail District by Dec 1
American Falls Idaho October 7 Merchants press the reclamation department to stop leasing old townsite stores as the town moves to the new site for the dam project. Posts and water utilities will be shifted by December while twelve new buildings arise at the new site. Completion of the reservoir dam is planned for 1927.
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American Falls
Idaho
Thin City
Chamber of Commerce
Reclamation Department
Washington
Ijdaho Street
Fort Hall
Tyhee Avenues
American Falls Lodge
A. F
A. M. New Rosd
Pocatello
Principality
Oes Sasa
Gotham Gets Black Mark Across City
New York fights crime amid reformers claims of moral decline. Judge Otto A. Besalsky urges harsher sentences, noting worse conditions than two decades ago. Clerks struggle to record cases as 540 more prisoners and 25 new opinions are added. Public debate swirls about salacious literature and moral propagation as observers defend New York’s churches and order. NM. A. Hagensick, newly elected National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association president, calls the city clean and orderly.
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Otto A. Besalsky
General Sessions
New York
Europe
England
France
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Board of Prohibition, Temperance and Morals
America
Annie Mathews
Register of Deeds
NM. A. Hagensick
Des Moines
Iowa
The
National Poultry, Butter and Egg Association
Negro Candidate in the Field
Chicago October 7 AP W Chavers a Negro who organized the first bank for Negroes in Chicago has announced his candidacy for congress to oppose Martin B Madden chair of the house appropriations committee. Chavers proposes a bill requiring national banks to file surety bonds with the treasury department. Madden's district includes part of Chicago's Negro section.
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Chicago
W. Chavers
Congress
Martin B. Madden
House
Chavera
Treasury Department
Madden
Erickson Linotype Operator Injured at Work
Tribune linotype operator F A Erickson suffered a deep chin cut after slipping on a floor and striking a box while at work Tuesday night. He was released from the general hospital this morning and will be laid up for several days.
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F. A. Erickson
Tribune Linotype
Mr. Erickson
Summer Capitol Cost Raises Local Tax Burden
October 7 report shows the town counted the cost of the summer host to President Coolidge. Extra funds mean about $7,000 more to raise local taxes.
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Fiwampacott
Mase
Coolidge
Johnson Holds Pirates to a Single Run in World Series Opener
Walter Johnson and the Washington Senators defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 at Forbes Field in the first game of the 1925 World Series. Johnson limited the Pirates to five hits while Meadows and Morrison were touched for eight safeties. Joe Harris and Traynor homered for Pittsburgh.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Pittsburg Pirates
Johnson
Senators
Lee Meadows
Johnny Morrison
Elton
Smith
Meadows
Washington
Joe Harris
Traynor
Grantham
Bighbee
Peck
Cuyler
Barnhart
Wright
Carey
McInnis
Bluege
Ruel
Morrison
Harris
Rigter
Pen Owens
McCormic
Moriarty
Pittsburgh
Forbesfield
Nick Altrock
al Aehacht
Altrock
Schacht
Pigekin
Barney Dreyfus
Pirates
Bandboa
Goulin
Rice
Joe
Stan Harris
Cuvier
Wharf
Sam Rice
Governor Pinechot
Thia
Kive
French Force Advances in Morocco Front
French and Spanish commanders complete the eastern front junction plan. North of Kifane the French group nears its objective Sidi-Ali Bouhrebka and will seize the mountain chain unlocking roads to Azib el Midar. The joint force aims to form a straight line southwest northeast near Adjir, 25 miles from Abd el Krim.
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Fez
Forocco
Marshal Petain
Primo de Rivera
Kifane
Sidi-Ali-Bouhrebka
Azib-el-Midar
Adjir
Abd-El-Krim
Legion Sets Next Sessions and Convention Dates
The time and place committee report was ratified naming Philadelphia as the 1926 American Legion convention site. Paris, France was awarded the 1927 meeting. Earlier bids listed Miami, Port Worth, and Atlanta for 1923, with Philadelphia to host the 1925 gathering.
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Omaha
Neb
Philadelphias
American Legion
Paris
France
Miami
Port Worth
Atlanta
Philsuelphia
Apple Crop Posts Gains Across Pacific Northwest
Apple shipments rise as fall varieties move forward with northwestern fruit leading. The Wenatchee Kano district ships about 1,000 more cars than last season and Yakima valley totals are 70 cars ahead. Overall Pacific Northwest shows 6,400 carloads to date versus 5,000 at this time last fall.
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Chicago
Wenatchee
Kano
Washington State
Yakima Valley
Pacific Northwest
Weather Update from Utah-Fair Tonigs
A brief forecast notes Thursday night remains largely unchanged in temperature with light winds. No significant weather events expected as skies stay mostly clear and dry across the Utah-Fair region.
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Utah
Crowds Attend Tribune Office For World Series Returns
A small crowd gathered outside the Tribune office as World Series returns were megaphoned by Col. John Taylor. The live updates came from Forbes Field in Pittsburgh with no delay and will resume Thursday afternoon as Tom Corver's game is played in Pittsburgh and returns begin at noon.
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Tribune
John Taylor
Tripune
Forbes Field
Pitteburgh
Thureday
Tomcorver
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