Mongolian dig yields dinosaur eggs and skeleton finds
International News Service reports Hoy Chapman Andrews lead American Museum of Natural History Mongolian expedition found 14 dinosaur eggs in a single nest during a summer survey. The team explored 4000 miles, mapped Kalgan to Kaigan, and recovered two human skeletons of the primeval period. The expedition plans to return with a colossal black vulture exhibit for New York and claims the site preserves eggs in a unique Mongolian region.
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International Mesavs
Peking
Hoy
Chapman Andrews
American Museum of Natural History
International
Port More
Abe
Ursa Museum
Andrews
Wallech
Roberts
Kalgan
Andy
Urea
Inner Arid
Outer Mongolia
Yamen
Outi
Kaigan
New York
Sewer Dumping Complaint Probed by Council Body
Members of the water, works and sewer committee of the city council probe a complaint about sewer dumping. The record mentions Pish, James Robinson, and John G. Miller as instigators in the dispute.
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Pish
James Robinson
John G. Miller
Chronic fatigue solution promises iron boost
An advertisement claims many fatigue cases stem from iron deficiency and promotes organic Nuxated Iron as a safe, fast-acting remedy. It urges two weeks of use, asserts no dental or stomach issues, and offers a money back guarantee through druggists.
Dus Laforce Seeks Relief Over Sewer Damage to 60 Acres
Laforce owner of 60 acres next to Woodlawn asks mayor and council to address sewer project on Reberuve Third Street West and other streets claiming legal rights granted to the city and alleging ongoing damage from water pressure and an underground track crossing that blocks livestock movement. He offers to meet committee to pursue amicable settlement, noting loss of sale prospects.
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Dus- Laforce
Woodlawn
Reberuve
Latorce
Iis
Laforce
Council
Police Hunt Driver Who Failed to Stop After Woman Injured
Police seek driver of car with Kansas license after hitting a woman at Heech and Eleventh streets. The vehicle fled the scene and aid was not offered. Police obtained the plate number and are investigating the incident.
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J. M. Barlow
West
Kansas
Heech
Buck Couple Begin Florida Trip After Resigning
Mr and Mrs Buck start for Florida this morning in their automobile. They plan a short stay in Washington DC en route. Buck recently resigned as councilman due to health, listing business as disposed of. he is much improved and expects to spend the winter in Florida.
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R. A. Buck
FE Street
Florida
Washington, D. G
Buck
Illinois Central Stores No Unusual Amounts of Coal
Illinois Central reports storage of coal for winter or emergencies remains normal this year. Williams, general superintendent of western lines, says no shortage due to higher demand for bituminous coal after the anthracite strike. About 10,750 tons are stored along west lines, with Waterloo holding some. Division storage in Iowa distributed as follows: Dubuque 3,000 tons, Cherokee 2,250, Tama 1,000, Tawa Falls treatment unclear, Wall Lake 730, Sioux City 7, Sioux Falls ?
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Ilinois Central Railroad
Williams
Western Lines
Tlinois Central
Waterloo
Towa
Dubuque
Cherokee
Tara
Tawa Falls
Wall Lake
Biufis
Sioux City
Sioux Fall
France Urges Parity With Britain On Debt Settlement
Washington dispatch reports that the French debt commission seeks terms no more favorable than those granted to Great Britain. France aims to settle, with talks on moratorium possible, while Britain awaits details. Churchill notes hope for a harmonized agreement.
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Washington, D. C
French Debt Commission
United States
Great Britain
Cuaillaux
Hayy
Washington
France
Senator Smoot
Utah
American Debt Commission
Churchill
Smoot
Winston Churchill
Birmingham
England
Disputcles
Fire dogs search Mt Vernon barn blaze arson suspected
Shores bloodhounds from the I. M. Shores kennels were summoned at 2 20 am to the George Smythe farm near Mt Vernon to track a large barn fire believed suspicious for possible arson. the dogs found no trail implicating anyone.
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I. M. Shores
George Smythe
Mt. Vernon
Smythe
Ave
Woodbury County Board Objects to Nude Art Display
Sioux City leaders clash with artists over 50 nude sketches in a Sioux City School of Fine Arts exhibit on the courthouse top floor. Board chair Kinquist demands removal, while Society of Fine Arts president Lawler refuses to bow to pressure, citing no consensus on propriety for school children.
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Woodbury Co
Sioux City
Woodbury County Supervisors
Sioux City School of Fine Arts
A. K. Lawler
Society of Fine Arts
John Kinquist
Pate
Nude figure study praised as essential to portraiture
Mrs Lawler argues nude figure study is essential for portraiture and sculpture, insisting students must understand muscle play and human form before drawing nude or draped figures. Mrs Viola Davis, who posed for the sketches, notes there is no difference between an artistic nude pose and any other pose. A number of the nude sketches remain under discussion.
Artwork Drawn by Husband in Hife Study Class At Courthouse
A fragment notes that works included in the axbible at the courthouse were drawn by the artist’s husband, a member of the Hife study class. The scant detail suggests a local exhibit or display connected to a civic site.
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Hife
James Paras Freed of Liquor Charge
The municipal court case of state against James Paras, charged with illegal possession of liquor, was dismissed late yesterday by County Attorney W A Cook due to lack of evidence. A mechanical cranberry picker was also mentioned in the text.
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Jamas Paras
W. A. Cook
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Dairy Cattle Congress
Haif
Mrs. Buck
Illinois Central
ZZZ Broadcasting
New Jersey
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Frange
Rior Values
Enderlein
Miller Cleaning & Dye Works
Kurtz-Reinhart Co. Fuel & Transfer Phone
West Mallan Ave
Bridge Street
James Paras
BURGH
Falan-Fleming
Fourth Street
Iowa
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