Loss of vote seen as grave for Soviet masses
United Press reports Abel Enukidze, secretary of the Central Executive Committee, warns of widespread disfranchisement in the Soviet Union. He cites absurd rulings, from banning those over 65 to unmarried women over 20 labeled nuns, and others blacklisted for low rents or trivial traits, risking starvation and schooling bans. He notes the abuses are not policy but fuel counter-revolution and pledges decisive action to enforce franchise laws.
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Abel Enukidze
Kazakstan
Riazan
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Gamblers Too Polite Get Tokyo Jail Time
Seven Tokyo fishermen caught busking illegal gambling near the central fish market. A truck driver speeding observation led a police officer to follow and arrest the group after the gamblers bowed to the officer, a politeness that proved their undoing.
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United Press
Tokyo
Japan
Neighbors Nab Man in Goshen Cal A Daring Intruder
Residents of Goshen California express strong resentment toward law-breaking intruders after a local incident. A community expert notes heightened vigilance and calls for preventive action by residents and authorities.
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United Press
Goshen
Cal
Kruschen Salts Diet Ad Promises Quick Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat burning remedy. It claims a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast cuts cravings, tones the stomach and liver, purifies blood, and delivers energy. An 85¢ bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee. a Montana woman reportedly lost 19 pounds in four weeks.
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Vox Drug Co
City Drug
Montana
Old paintings of man wife together again
Detroit June 10 Two Rembrandt portraits of a married couple reunite after 300 years. The husband from the Taft collection in Cincinnati and the wife from Chicago’s Mrs Francis Neilson. loaned for a Detroit Art Museum exhibit, they will part again when the show ends.
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United Press
Detroit
Rembrandt
Amsterdam
America
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Francis Neilson
Chicago
Detroit Art Museum
Rembrandts
Taft
Dutch Burber
Woman Claims New Church Going Mark
United Press reports in Birmingham Michigan that 103 year old Mrs Sara Allen stands out for church devotion. She has never missed a service in 77 years and has attended 2004 consecutive services, highlighting steadfast piety.
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United Press
Birmingham
Mich
Sara Allen
Burglary Charge After Mob Confronts Suspect
C. J. Ward, 27, was discovered removing furniture from an unoccupied residence when surrounded by a mob armed with shotguns and pitchforks. He was arrested on a burglary charge after the confrontation.
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C. J. Ward
Ward
Radium May Be Cause of Larger Bass
In Paudash Ontario the lakes yield unusually large small mouth black bass, with five pound fish common. Springs feeding those waters contain radium, showing 54 radium emanation units per litre per McGill report. Officials of Canada Radium Mines have investigated this theory as a possible cause.
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United Press
Paudash
Ontario
Paudash Lake
West Lake
Paudash District
McGill University
Montreal
E. S. Bieler
Canada Radium Mines, Ltd
Toronto
Karlsbad
Germany
Costly Motorcycle Lesson Ends With Fine
Salt Lake City report says Clive Billingsley paid 15 dollars for a motorcycle driving lesson for his wife. He sought wind and thrill but failed to outrun a motorcycle officer. The instructor advised moving lessons to the countryside for safety. The article notes radium and unusually large fish influence, with experts being consulted for clarity.
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Clive Billingsley
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