Bodies search continues for Clara B launch tragedy victims
Fishermen and volunteers scour rocks and ties for three more bodies to raise total dead to fourteen after the forty foot Clara B capsized near Sebastian inlet with 23 aboard. Rescue scenes include Harold Arnold saving four passengers and a 12 year old boy.
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Melbourne
Fla
Atlantic
Sebastian Inlet
Ransans
Buckles
Wichita
Kans
Dresling
Malabar
Ruckles
Dickson
Hill
David Barnes
Campbell
Sears
Kansas
Lock Davidson
Melbourne Arms Company
Dan Roache
C. E. Floache
Loretta Dreiling
Brown Deposed From Sacred Ministry In Episcopal Convention
The Rt Reverend William Montgomery Brown of Galion Ohio former bishop of Arkansas was deposed from the sacred ministry at the Episcopal church triennial convention in New Orleans. He did not answer when called and was convicted of teaching doctrines contrary to the Protestant Holocopel church. He will appear in United States court Wednesday morning to show cause for the proceedings.
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New Orleans
William Montgomery Brown
Galion
Ohio
Arkansas
Episcopal Church
Brown
Ethelbert Talbot
Enaemim
Talbot
House of Bishops
United States
Duck Shooters Ordered Out for Elks Feed
A. C. Hinckley, Elks committee chair, issues a second circular urging listed members to bag waterfowl for the October 20 duck feed. He calls out the need to focus on swift flying teal, deliver birds to Secretary Zener, and notes several named members participate.
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A. C. Hinckley
Zener
Dan
C. H. Archibald
A. A. Amundsen
E. E. Barlet
O. P. Barber
Robt. Carter
Clift Craig
Geo. Cushman
L. Getty
R. F. Modlish
Joe Masserio
Platoon schools offer super opportunities in Pittsburgh
About half of Pittsburgh elementary pupils attend platoon schools and 36,000 are now taught under the work study play plan. A nine and a half year program started with 1,200 children and features subject specialists in specially equipped rooms. A pamphlet outlines the enrichment of educational opportunities brought by the plan.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Platoon
Rice crop outlook and prices in early harvests
Early harvested Sacramento rice quoted at 8.15 dollars per hundredweight, old rice around 8 dollars. The 1925 crop is estimated at 6,000,000 bushels.
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Sacramento
Fur Farming Essential to Meet Fashion Demands
The 1925 fur market shows a shift toward fur farming to stabilize prices. Amid vast muskrat pelts and rising demand for southern rats, silver fox breeding dominates, with breeders focusing on live-animal scoring and high-grade stock. Canada and the United States invest heavily, though wild-cat promoters flood the market with inferior pelts while top-tier furs command high retail values.
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J. C. Boyle
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Louisiana
Louis Edward Ruach
Washington
American Pox Institute
North America
London
United States
Deal. Org
Institute
Canada
Rusch
Tiffany to Speak Brotherhood Meet at Methodist Church
Jay Tiffany will be the principal speaker at the regular Brotherhood meeting at the Methodist Church. The event includes a 6:30 dinner served by the Ladies’ Aid and a guest Boy Scout troop led by Irvin Junior High principal BE Vaughn. Tiffany will discuss Man and His Job.
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Jay Tiffany
Methodist Church
BE. N. Vaughn
Irvin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brotherhood
Tiffany
Conventions Opening Today Across the Nation
St Louis hosts the national Red Cross convention while Kansas City welcomes the National Grain Dealers Association and the National Society of the Southwest. Atlantic City hosts the American Gas Association and the Southwest Water Works Association in Tulsa. St Paul holds the National Catholic Rural Life conference and the Dietetic Association meets in Pasadena with California superintendents.
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St. Louis
National Convention of American Red Cross
Kansas City
National Grain Dealers’ Association
National Society of the Southwest
Atlantic City
American Gas Association
Tulsa
Okla
Southwest Waterworks Association
St. Paul
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Ae Eee Dietetic Associaon
Pasadena
Calif
California
Idaho Exhibit Attracts Big Attention At Omaha
Idaho and its products drew wide publicity at the national Legion convention in Omaha. The Idaho booth housed grain potatoes cheese pumpkins and sugar beets with a large Idaho sign. The Blackfoot Legion band led an Idaho march through newspapers offices and the delegation joined parades in Sydney and a concert in Laramie as President Coolidge observed the parade.
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Idaho
Omaha
Jean Bistline
National Legion
Nebraska
Intermountain
Blackfoot Legion
Newspa
Idaho Russetts
Blackfoot Legion Band
Coolidge
Idaho Legionnaires
Sydney
Blackfoot Band
Laramie
Wyoming
Eleven Killed in Coast Accidents Across Pacific Coast
Eleven persons died in automobile accidents on the Pacific coast yesterday and one person died when a railroad train struck a huge boulder in California and Oregon. Eight auto deaths occurred in California and three in Oregon. Six of the deaths came from two grade crossing crashes.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
The Associated Press News Service Free From Bias Demand
The Associated Press has no stock capital or profits and declares no dividends. Revenues total seven million dollars yearly from weekly assessments on members. Members come from all political, economic, and religious backgrounds and demand accurate news free from influence.
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Associated Press
Associated Press News Service
What the Associated Press Is Story of News Distribution
A brief description of the Associated Press system detailing its newspapers worldwide, member contributions, centralized bureaus, exclusive foreign exchanges, and extensive leased wire network. It notes 80,000 reporters and hundreds of thousands of miles of wires used to distribute world news to member papers.
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United States
Alaska
Cuba
Costa Rica
Mexico
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Central
South America
Associated Pros
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Delaware River
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New Jersey
George M. Cohan
New York City
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Elks Committee
National Convention of American Legion
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Sean Ees
Stratford Furniture CO
North Main
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