Socialist baths open in Vienna amid debates on modern living
The Vienna municipal government unveils a million-dollar bath complex with underground Roman Irish baths sun and air baths and electric violet ray treatments. The piece notes social debate on motherhood education and futurist transport while contrasting socialist ideas with American views. It also covers travel between New York and Europe and shifts in Canadian tourism policies.
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Vienna
Worlang
Wanted to Rent Furnished House in Warren or Youngsville
Classified request from State Tribune seeks a furnished house to rent in Warren or Youngsville for six to eight months starting September 1. Moderate price, address K referenced.
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Warren
Youngsville
State Tribune
Budget Calls For Six New United States Light Cruisers
President Coolidge discussed economy with Herbert Lord director of the budget bureau. Lord announced estimates for next year show higher spending than Coolidge desired, including funding for six of eight new light cruisers and 125000 for Gravelly Point municipal airport. Additional funds were added to meet department needs despite curtailment aims. De Meyer of the federal farm loan board also consulted on the farm relief bill.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Rapid City
Coolidge
Herbert Lord
Budget Bureau
Lord
Navy
Gravelly Point
Washington, D. C
Novelist Curwood Said To Be Sinking
James Oliver Curwood, noted novelist, showed rapid heart decline today. Dr A R Jirus, Curwood’s son in law, reported unless a change occurred soon he could not live more than 24 hours.
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A. R. Jirus
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Jirus
Sacco Stubborn Continues Fast Despite Pleas
In Boston on August 13 Nicola Sacco refused pleas from his wife lawyers and comrade Bartolomeo Vanzetti to stop fasting. If he maintains abstinence until Wednesday he will break his earlier 1923 hunger strike record. Vanzetti's sister Luigi prepared to sail from France to join him at the crisis.
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Bolivian Indian Rebellion Sparks Large Death Toll
In Bolivia forces clashed with about 60,000 Indians in Chayanta and Linares, with authorities fearing rebels could swell to 200,000. Reports described burning and pillage as violence sparked by alleged communist influence. About 100 Indians were killed in a recent battle as troops sought to quell the uprising.
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Lindbergh Arrives in Chicago for City Welcome
Col. Charles Lindbergh arrives in Chicago at 12 44 p m from Grand Rapids Michigan for a hearty welcome. It marks Chicago's first opportunity to honor the aviator since his trans Atlantic triumphs. He is to attend a ball game and participate in speeches and dinners amid a bustling public reception.
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U. P
Charles Lindbergh
S. T
Grand Rapids
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Buffalo Man Shoots Himself In Columbus
Buffalo resident Fred W. Hild, 32, died by self inflicted gunshot in Columbus Ohio while returning from his mother’s home in Terra Haute. He was assistant general manager at Buffalo Lamp Co., a General Electric subsidiary. His wife blamed his illness for the act.
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U. P
Fred W. Hild
Buffalo
N. X
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Buffalo Lamp Co
General Electric Co
Mrs. Hild
Terra Haute
McAdoo Attacks Wets and Privatized Rights at UVA
Former Secretary William G. McAdoo denounced advocates of private rights that resist government interference. He argued communities may regulate property, cited zoning as example, and urged keeping government free from corruption while upholding life liberty and property as goals. He spoke at the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs.
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University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs
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Warren Pitcher Johnson Sold to New York Giants
Percy Gilson of Lester Shoe reports Warren southpaw Art Johnson has been sold to the New York Giants and may join John McGraw at the Polo Grounds in September. Johnson, a Norfolk Tars pitcher with a 16 win loss record in 1927, started at Warren High and later played for the Butter-Kraats, Buffalo, and the Fairmont Black Diamonds.
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Famous Fair estate litigator is dead
Caldwell August 13 William B Smith famed as the man who challenged Charles Fair estate died at his home. His sister Caroline, a waitress, caused a stir by marrying Fair’s son Charles Jr. In 1905 Charles Fair and his bride died after a motor car crash. Litigation over survivorship and inheritance followed before an out of court settlement.
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Third Tragedy Hits Doleship Flight Preparations
Oakland, August 13. Entrants in the Dolesir race for next Tuesday prepared for the Hawaii flight despite a third fatal test flight. Captain Arthur V. Rogers died when his plane crashed. Navy officers Covell and Waggener were killed near San Diego Wednesday. Captain James Griffin survived a crash into San Francisco Bay. Five pilots qualified to start. four more worked to qualify.
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Shoes and Minds Change Fast Says Brooklyn Manufacturer
The president of William Lane Inc shoe makers says in a bankruptcy filing that women change their minds about footwear so often that the firm cannot keep pace with trends. The remark underscores a volatile fashion cycle impacting production and inventory decisions in the Brooklyn firm.
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N. Y
Carver House Sale Nets 100000 In Deal Collapse
Elias Glassman buys the Carver House, the long running hotel on 75 feet of Pennsylvania Avenue and Hickory Street, from the Standard Realty Company via executors of the Edwards estate. A prior syndicate hoped to remodel it into a modern hotel but failed after a dispute over an extra 6000 dollars.
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New York City
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Boy's body found in Monongahela River strike near Monessen
The body of an 11 year old boy, believed to be Henry Zalenski of 706 Sixth Street Monessen, was found floating in the Monongahela River near here today awaiting identification by authorities and family.
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Henry Zalenski
Sixth St
Monessen
Monongahela River
Glade youths accused after hill dynamite blasting
Charges of theft may be filed against Glenn Dese 14 and Harold Ackert 19 in Rogers Mills case. Police report the pair stole six dynamite sticks and a box of caps from Warr Penn Refinery toolhouse and planted them on a hill near Glade school before blasting. Two sticks were exploded, three more recovered, and the rest returned to the refinery.
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Martin Whaleben
Roy Moore
Wounded Men Pouring Into Nanking City
Wounded Nationalist soldiers poured into Nanking as northern armies advanced toward the city. Evacuations increased and fears grew of a coup against Chiang Kai-shek as reports from Shanghai and ChinKiang appeared.
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Harold P. Mills
United Press
Shanghat
U. P
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shei
Aimee and Mother at Parting Ways
Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy have split after 40 years of church work. Kennedy resigns from active duties while remaining in the church. McPherson will lead a new lighthouse church organization, with control of Angelus Temple a central point of the dispute.
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Los Angeles
Aimes Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania and Plains
The forecast calls for partly cloudy to cloudy skies in western Pennsylvania tonight with Sunday showers. Temperatures remain steady with a warming trend as high pressure builds in from the east. Central plains and areas eastward to Indiana and northern Ohio see showers and thunderstorms due to developing low pressure, with scattered spots in the Rocky Mountain states. Observations show mid 60s to mid 80s across major cities. sunrise and sunset times for Sunday and Monday are listed.
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