Wales Prince Alights At Dinner In Street Dress
Passengers aboard the ship Herengaria report Prince of Wales dining in informal clothes while women, aged 84 and younger, dressed in fine attire flocked to watch him. He later joined a stage in the ballroom and danced briefly before retreating, with Lady Mountbatten and others nearby.
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Beren
Vention
Py of Wales
Trotter
Lascelles
Lord
Lady Mountbatten
Frais
Cherwear
Welock
Peking Disapproves American Colleges
A Chinese dispatch notes 1189 young men and women have sailed to study in U S colleges aboard President Jefferson. About 140 more await admission. Beijing published an education ministry order urging officials to curb sending students to the United States and recommend study in Europe.
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Phanghei
Aig
United States
Jefferson
Admiral Line
Feking
United Sta+s
Europe
Uberbicago Tribune
Thirteen Hurt as Fireworks Misfire on City Train
Special to The Washington Post reports thirteen people were injured when bombs and fireworks exploded beneath them while boarding a Jamaica express train at East New York station. A man and two companions fled in the ensuing panic as the crowd surged aboard, with hospitals alerted and no fire reported.
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Washington Post
New York
Long Island
East New York
Tornado kills nine at St Patrick's church in Louisiana
Early arrivals for a church fete sought shelter in St Patrick's church when a tornado struck Pat ricks Louisiana. Nine people died including Stephen Haydell Jr and Belfort Haydell. Several others were injured as the storm damaged Lutcher across the river.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
St. Phillip’s
Patricks
Stephen Haydellt
Stephen, Jr
Arthur Hubbell
Virginia Hubbell
Belfort
St. Patrick
Mississippi River
Lutcher
Kentucky Gossip Law Imposes $50 Fine on Salesman
Hazard Kentucky reports the first use of the new slander and gossip statute. Traveling salesman S.8 Bishop was fined $50 for allegedly slandering Rev KE Pike of the Methodist church. Bishop appeals to challenge the measure’s validity at the State's highest court.
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Washington Post
Hazard
Kentucky
General Assembly
Bishop
KE. K. Pike
Methodist Church
Will Ask Senate's Aid For Chippewa Tribes
Bemidji Minn Aug 24 charges that the affairs of the Chippewa Indians have been grossly mismanaged and that the treaty of 1889 has not been lived up to will be presented to the United States Senate investigating committee upon its opening of hearings here Monday morning, according to Webster Ballinger attorney representing the general Chippewa council.
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Bemidji Minn
United States Senate
Ivestigating Committee
Wabster Ball- Inger
General Chippewa Council
U S Planes Reach Ivigtut Greenland After 126 Mile Flight
American aviators push their round the world tour to Ivigtut Greenland covering 126 miles from Frederiksdal in a little over two hours. Lieut Smith notes motor overhauls before the next 500 mile leg to Indian Harbor Labrador. Locatelli Italian flyer missing, search by Milwaukee and Danish authorities continues.
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Ivigtut
Greenland
Frederiksdal
Iceland
Lieut. Smith
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Lieut
Smith
LocateHi
Milwaukee
Locatelli
Patrick
Army Air Service
Fall From Auto Is Fatal To Girl on Weekend Visit
Elizabeth Deatrick fourteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William CO Deatrick of 2832 Twenty seventh street northwest died yesterday from injuries after allegedly falling from an automobile near Fairfax Courthouse Virginia while on a weekend visit with aunt Mrs Lee Millan and cousin Miss Mary Page Millan Two companions recall she joked about walking faster than the car and then was found unconscious in the roadway She died on the operating table at Georgetown University Hospital before parents could reach her Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow from her parents home with Rev Franklin B Matealf of AH Souls Memorial Episcopal church officiating Burial in Fort Lincoln cemetery
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Elizabeth Deatrick
William CO. Deatrick
Twenty-seventh Street
Fairfax Courthouse
Lee Millan
Mary Page Millan
Tomobile
Georgetown University Hospital
Deatrick
Internal Revenue Division
Treasury Department
Central High School
Dorothy Deatrick French
Franklin B. Matealf
AH Souls’ Memorial Episcopal Church
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Gen. Dawes
Slemp
Harold M. Sewall
Smalls Point
Bath
Maine
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Plymouth
Dawes
Coolidge
Cilley’s
Spain to Leave Riff Area in Morocco
Paris hears Spain plans to abandon the Riff region in Morocco leaving only a post between Melilla and Tetuan and not entering the interior for two to three yearsGen Primo Rivera relayed the plan to Gen de Chambrun the French commander at El Azar. The move would unsettled French Morocco neighbors.
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Spain
Riff
Morocco
Paris
Mafin
Melilla
Tetuan
Primo Rivera
de Chambrun
el Azar
America’s synthetic dye industry expands production
The tariff commission reports U S dye output reached a record 3,667,524 pounds in 1923 with over 100 new dyes added locally, supplying 96 percent of national demand. Production rose from 6.6 million pounds in 1914 to 64.6 million in 1922, as imports declined and domestic manufacture advanced.
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United States
Tariff Commission
West Point to see 64 officer shifts in staff update
West Point New York August 24 ninety newly assigned commissioned officers will be installed tomorrow in a major staff reorganization at the United States Military Academy. The War Department order shifts 64 officers from the academy to be replaced by a larger corps bringing total officers from 179 to 205 under the four year old law requiring one year in five with troops.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
War Department
New Immigrant Law Hits Wives in Germany
Weeping wives of non American husbands in the United States are the chief problem for American consuls in Germany under the new immigration rules. Germany’s August quota was exhausted by August 15 leaving many distraught families unable to reunite. Consuls have advised many husbands to return to Europe, saying wives have remote chances of entry.
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United States
Germany
America
Europe
Feud Ends in Holy War as Three Die on Highway
Three men were killed and one wounded on a public highway 21 miles east of Tulsa in a feud sparked by a dispute between children. The dead include Malcolm Young 18 a county highway officer J Clayton Young 21 and Homer McMillen 18 all from near Tulsa and Catoosa. Charles Young 45 of Tulsa father of the young men was shot in the right leg.
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Tulsa
Okla
Malcolm Young
J. Clayton Young
Homer McMillen
Catoosa
Charles Young
Young Brothers
Woman Takes Poison. Wife Found Dead After Note
Mrs Helen Dorsey a 22 year old woman of 1701 Eleventh Street NW drank carbolic acid at home last night and died soon after at Emergency Hospital. She left a note to her husband begun Darling boy and ending with expressions of love, describing his absences. The husband discovered her body.
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Helen Dorsey
Eleventh Street
Boy
Dawes to Confer With President in Plymouth Visit
President Coolidge to host Brig. Gen. Dawes at the Plymouth Coolidge homestead for a campaign conference. Dawes will travel from Boston to Ludlow and then to Plymouth, with reception planned and both leaders to discuss the race. The meeting follows Dawes remarks about the Ku Klux Klan but is described as unrelated to that issue.
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Albert W. Fox
Plymouth
Coolidge
Dawes
Coolidge Homestead
Ludlow
Boston
White House
Cooldge
Vermont
New England
Lutheran Service Attacks Defense Test Sermon
In Luther Memorial Church pastor Rev. W H H Carney of Bedford Pa urged joining Quakers Mennonites and others opposing National Defense Test Day. He cited patriotic war service and 65 service stars on a flag with two highly commemorating sacrifices. Congregants publicly denounced the sermon as unpatriotic and said it would be the last time such views would be heard there.
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Luther Place Memorial Church
Thomas Circle
W. H. H. Carney
Bedford
Citizens’ National Defense Committee
Fhe Luther Memorial
G. M. Diffenderfer
Rmajor
Officers Reserve ‘Corps
Carney
Promised Land
Hamburg Professor Reports Mars Canals and Continents
Prof Kasimir Graff of the Hamburg Observatory said he observed the canals described by Giovanni Schiaparelli on Mars and identified land areas suggesting Martian continents. He noted sea-like black formations and yellow regions, with confirmation sought from Mars observations and planetary geology.
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Beltsville
Hamburg
Gunin ' Graff
Planet
Berlin
Kasimir Romuald Graff
London
Associated Press
William Marconi
Electra
Lisbon
Portugal
Mars
Earth
Man killed and a wounded robber after Beltsville store raid
One man is dead and another wounded and under arrest after an attempted robbery at Gordon Collins store in Beltsville Maryland. Collins confronted the intruders as they exited by auto and fired wounding Salazer who fled to a Baltimore hospital. Police expect the second robber’s body to be found near Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Gordon Collins
Beltsville
Collins
Joseph Salazer
Central Avenue
Baltimore
Colling
Mount Olivet
Garrison
Salazer
Washington Hospital
Maryland
Three Dinosaur Skeletons Found in Canada
In Alberta near Edmonton two dinosaur skeletons were found in the Red Deer river valley by a University of Toronto expedition of four scientists. A third skeleton was located by the Geological Survey of Canada. Mounting the bones will take several weeks.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Red Deer River
University of Toronto
Geological Survey of Canada
Mystery German Noble Linked To Baby Purchase Case
In New York Aug 24 a hospital orderly Edwin Dathe held on $10 000 bail for buying a ten month old girl for 50 is identified as son of Baroness Reischper in Vic toring Wolff von Und Tu Toden marsh near Hamburg and German nobleman. Emil Beggerman claims baron knew the family and traveled to the US to restore fortunes. Beggerman to testify in Brooklyn court. Dathe may be discharged if story holds. Mrs Mack mother of the child also held on bail for tomorrow’s court appearance.
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Falta. Font
New York
Edwin Dathe
Baroness Reischper
Victoring Wolff von Und Tu Todenmarsh
Hamburg
Emil Beggerman
Beggerman
Heidelburg
Brooklyn
Dathe
Drake engagement announced for Frances Lowden and John Drake Jr
Frances Orren Lowden, daughter of Mrs. Lowden of Oregon, will wed John B. Drake Jr. son of John B. Drake of Chicago. The couple plans a spring 1925 wedding in Oregon after a tea at Castle Rest on Thousand Island Villa.
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Washington Post
Alexandria Bay
Guy Frank O Lowden
Lowden
Oregon
Frances Orren Lowden
John B. Drake, Jr
Thousand Island
Castle Rest
John B Drake
Chicago
Blackstone Hotel
Drake
Veteran Civil War Veteran Dies After Fall From Window
James Patterson aged 85, a civil war veteran at United States Soldiers' Home, died Saturday from injuries after allegedly falling from a third floor window. Dr. Herbert E. Martyn, acting coroner, ruled accidental death. The bedridden veteran reportedly opened his room window and toppled onto the roof, suffering a fractured skull.
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James Patterson
United States Soldiers’ Home
Herbert E. Martyn
Former Premier Wins Lisbon Sword Duel
Livoon August 1 Cunba Leal stormer premier now leader of the nationalists wounded Maj Valdez in a duel with awards. The duel followed criticisms by Senor Leal while acting as counsel for Maj Filomeno in a case before the naval tribunal.
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Livoon
Cunba Leal
Stormer
Maj
Valdez
Senor Leal
Filomeno
Ferguson Wins Texas Democratic Nomination for Governor
Dallas Mrs Ferguson wife of former governor James E Ferguson was nominated in the Texas Democratic primary amid a heated contest with Felit Robertson of Dallas. The election bureau reported Mrs Ferguson leading by about 77 000 votes with 24 of 252 counties reporting and total ballots around 850 000. The result signals a major political shift as urban centers backed Mrs Ferguson while the Ku Klux Klan issue loomed for voters and party factions.
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Dallas
Tex
Ang
Wiliam Ferguson
Texas
James E Ferguson
Felit Robertson
Kadre Robertson
Ferguson
Temple
Texas Election Bureau
Robertson
Mourneilell
Ther
Texuyction Bureau
Ferg
Ku Klux Kian
Anthian
Tevas Deneerath Polituwes
Bevember
Daven * Klan
James Kh. Ferguson
United States
Aghinst Burle
Masfield
Ku Klux Klang
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U.S
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Lieut. Locatelli
Columbia Junior High
U. S
John White
Canada
Baby
Neo Eer
J.B. Drake, Jr
Frances O. Lowden
KU Klux
MS. Ferguson
Klan
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