Industrial Peace Praised By President In National Address
The president lauds industrial peace as Carnegie’s philanthropy and the modern art exhibit symbolize national progress. He cites Carnegie’s early work, the Carnegie Institute of Technology, and the Mellon donations shaping a global art exchange amid a broader push for democracy and equal opportunity.
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Carnegie
Pentsyland
Bessemer
Rae -Aristocr Ot
America
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Brooklyn Museum of Arts and Sciences
Rocky Mountains
San
Francisco
Mellonss
Andrew W. Mellon
Richard B. ‘Mellon
Oeshich
West
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Royal Academy
Whistler
Abbey
Sargent
la Farge
Homer
Ruth Elder's Plane Lands at Sea After Night Wary Vigil
Ruth Elder and co pilot survived a perilous night as their aircraft ran low on fuel. Messages from Le Bourget and Dutch rescuers confirmed they landed on the water near Barendrecht and were rescued by a steamship. The tanker Baremtrecht reported their position about 1,000 miles from Rotterdam.
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Associated Press
New York
Renvoise
le Bourget
Miss Elder
Barenstrecht
Holland
Rotterdam
le Bourges
Bayano
Renonise
Captiiz Haldeman
Barendrecht
London
Baremtrecht
Baytown
Tesag
Corset Stay Used In Dome Door Escape
Topeka Journal notes an unusual incident where neckers pried open the Statehouse dome door using a corset stay. The report treats the event with wary humor and questions the motive and method.
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Neckers
Statehouse Dome
Topeka Journal
Versailles Court Likely To Act In Pickford Divorce
Paris October report indicates Marilyn Miller seeks divorce from Jack Pickford. The Versailles tribunal is to hear the case by month end with judgment after standard reconciliation is ruled out.
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Versailles
Pickford
Associated Press
Paris
Marilyn ‘Miller
Jack Pickford
Versailles Tribune
Miss Miller
Winchester Wins D A R Meeting Bid for Winchester
The thirty second annual Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution convention will be held in Winchester next October after Martinsville hosts this year. Richmond also bid for 1928, but Winchester won by a large margin. Fort Loudoun Chapter extended the invitation as no officers were elected this year, with terms continuing.
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Virginia
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Winchester
Martinsville
Richmond
Fort Loudoun
Francis Wilson to Star on Eveready Hour as Rip Van Winkle
Francis Wilson will guest on The Eveready Hour broadcast on WEAF Tuesday October 18 at 9 pm EST. He will perform Rip Van Winkle and portions of Bob Acres from The Rivals and his own play The Bachelor's Baby. The Eveready Revellers with Nathaniel Shilkret conducting and Virginia Rea soprano join the program.
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Francis Wilson
Rip van Winkle
Rancis Wilson
WEAF
Mr. Wilson
Rip van“ Winkle
Rip
Bob” Acres
Sheridan
Eveready Revellers
Eveready Group
Eveready Orchestra
Nathaniel Shilkret
Virginia Rea Aso Prano
Leg of Boy Hit By Pugilist's Car Again Re-set
Fourth leg setting for Jack Logan grandson of Police man John Logan after being struck by Tiger Flowers vehicle. A silver plate was added to hold bones during re knitting with removal planned after three to four months. Skull fracture healing. no trouble expected. Flowers faced heavy bail and possible $10 000 damage suit.
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Harrisonburg
Jack ‘Logan
John, Logan
Tiger” Flowers
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Logan
Flowers
Tunney
Hit
Wounded Regulars Describe Routing of Revolutionists
A fragmentary account by wounded federal troops returning to Mexico City details a battle with Gen. Gomez’s revolutionaries. They report the clash but provide few specifics as the government declares the revolt ended.
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Vera Cruz
Escobar
Nimbeering
Mexico City
Gomez
Alabama to probe student complaints at Auburn
Montgomery reports Gov. Bibb Graves will chair a Friday meeting of the trustees to investigate deplorable conditions at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Dr. Spright Dowell and students urged the session after coach David B. Morey resigned, prompting campus unrest and class petitions.
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Alabama
Auburn
Montgomery
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Board of Trustees
Bibb Grases
Spright Dowell
Coich
David B. Morey
Aulturn
Prize fights gain interest amid beauty contest weariness
A Milwaukee Journal note says public interest rises in prize fights while enthusiasm for beauty contests wanes, reflecting changing tastes in entertainment.
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Milwaukee Journal
Indictments Expected From Crenshaw County Floggings Case
Attorney General Charlie C. McCall said the special grand jury will issue more than 100 indictments with as many convictions and prison terms in the Crenshaw County masked floggings probe. The jury was to report to Judge Gambill. four men linked to whipping parties testified as witnesses.
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Luverne
Crenshain
Charlie C. McCall
Crenshaw
J. P. Williamson
Shelby Gregory
Maxie
Thaxton Miller
Montgomery
Laverne
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Gundry
Cleveland
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Tyler
Tom Tyler
Alice the Beechnut
Whispering Smith
Universal Comedy
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Handley Schools
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Peyton St
S. Cameron St
Rhode Island
Tompkins
Andrew Cook
Bond St
J. R. Triplett
Kernstown
Berryville Ave
Valley Pike
G. Clarence Miller
George Washington Garage
Gray & Sheetz
Shenandoah River
John Grigsby
Berryville
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Stephens City
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Fred Lemley
Kerr School
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S. Cameron Ge
L & Janney
Rouss Ave
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Market St
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S. Kent St
Chicago
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Broadway
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