World News Digest Reports Diverse International Moves
A wide round of items shows labor policy friction over 8000 immigrants held on ships in U.S. ports, political reshuffles in Washington, and debates on Irish sympathizers. Naval and diplomatic comments surge as Admiral Sims and George Harvey face scrutiny, while production forecasts and treaties shape global relations.
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Davis
Washington
Admiral Sims
George Harvey
Pat Turrison
Mississippi
Representative Gallivan
Lawmakers to adjourn this week amid push for budget cuts
Illinois Governor warns against excess spending as the general assembly plans extended sessions to sine die adjournment. The budget picture shows the Wright proposal at 31 million but a proposed omnibus bill at 80 million, with calls to retrench and protect taxpayers while funding road and state departments.
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Springfield
Illinois General Assembly
Small Las
General Assembly
Small
Omar Wright
Wright
Stall
Senate
House
Edward J. Smejkal
Department of Labor
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Health
Department of Trade
Merce
Civil Service Bill Okayed by Small and Assembly Tax
Governor Stall outlines amendments to civil service law proposed by Senator Wheeler to improve efficiency and loyalty in state employees. He argues past enforcement failures and calls for technician selection for public utilities and road projects, warning against cement trust influence and unjust valuations. The Fifty-second Illinois assembly expects far fewer new laws this session despite claims of substantial legislation.
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Ili- Gois
Lowder
Joliet
Smerkal
Stall
Senate
Wheeler
General Assembly
Cement Trust
United States
Civil Service
Public Utilities Commission
Alt
Ilinois
Jananeers
Admiral Sims Called Home Over London Speech Garble
Secretary Denby ordered Admiral Sims to return to the United States for an immediate in person report after a London speech sparked criticisms in Congress. Sims said quotes were garbled and context misleading and pointed to his public remarks in America and in his book The Victory at Sea.
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William
Sims
Denby
Washington
London
Admiral Sims
United States
Secretary of the Navy
W. 8
Navy
America
Senate
House
Gallivan
William 8. Sims
Lenin Plans Three Radically New Decrees in Russia
Moscow dispatches report Lenin preparing three new decrees to alter the Soviet system. They would allow unlimited deposits in state cooperative banks, limit the toheka to armed revolt and banditry cases, and remove free railway travel and postage in favor of tariffs.
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Riga
Moscow
Nikolai Lenin
Toheka
Gift for Lehigh University Endowment From Foundations
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania on June 14 subscriptions of 250000 dollars each were made toward a new endowment fund for Lehigh University by the Rockefeller General Educational Board and the Carnegie Corporation, bringing the total gift to 500000 dollars.
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Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Rockefeller General Educational Board
Carnegie Corporation
Mrs Dorothy Barrows Hill Sues James J Hill for Divorce
In Los Angeles on June 14 Mrs Dorothy Barrows Hill filed for divorce from James J Hill son of the late railroad magnate. The suit cites desertion as the basis for dissolution of the marriage.
Tanlac Made From World Grown Ingredients at New Dayton Plant
The Tanlac formula uses roots herbs and barks from remote regions including the Alps Pyrenees Persia India Mexico and Peru. The largest pharmaceutical laboratory in the United States has opened in Dayton Ohio with capacity for 50000 bottles daily and outputs sold through thousands of druggists in the U S and Canada.
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Dayton
Ohio
Walkersville
Canada
Brazil
West Indies
Rocky Mountains
Asia Minor
Persia
India
Mexico
Columbia
Peru
United States
Doesn't Sound Right. A Quiet Exchange Catches Attention
The fragment shows a sharp back and forth about cleverness followed by a silent hour spent with a unnamed woman. The quoted dialogue hints at social dynamics and restraint in conversation.
Aspirin Brand Bayer Highlighted in Misstatement Debunk
The article cautions that the most successful misstatements blend half truths with falsehoods, citing aspirin branding as an example of how truth can be misused to mislead. It emphasizes careful evaluation of medical claims and product labeling.
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