Public reprimand for Sims amid London speech controversy
Rear Admiral William S Sims was rebuked by Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels in Washington over remarks in a London address. The defense bill totals 414 million with 18 million more than the house bill, while corruption of war debts and naval limits dominate debates among leaders in Washington.
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William S.sims
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Washington
Jackass
London
William S. Sims
Missing Ships Mystery Deepens Across Five Agencies
Washington reports that five government departments investigate theories of missing ships. Officials weigh floating mines and natural causes versus unknown factors, noting vessels disappear near Cape Hatteras with few clues. A mysterious postcard and several untraceable cases fuel the inquiry.
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Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Cape Hatteras
Ocean
Market Bureau Chief Quits
Washington June 25 George Livingston resigns as chief of the bureau of business. A successor has not been chosen and Mr Livingston has agreed to continue assisting the department for the next few months as a consulting specialist in markets.
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Washington
George Iingston
Bureau of Business
Livington
Bolshevist clash and fur shop raid reported
Tokyo says Japanese and Russian Bolshevist forces clashed near Nikolaevsk in maritime Siberia with few casualties. An important town on the Sea of Okhotsk is reported occupied by Reds. In Chicago a band of five robbed Lobell’s fur shop on Sheridan and Leland avenues, taking furs valued at about $10,000.
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Sheridan Road
Leland Avenue
Chicago
Charles Lobell
O. A. Mann
New York
Cherbourg
Cunard
Tokyo
Nikolaevsk
Maritime Provi
Sheridan
Leland
Avenue
Propriet
Business' Is Repressed in Chicago Quiet Year Start
Chicago June 27. What is commonly the quiet beginning of the year shows business more pressed than usual with no prospect of early revival, according to Dun's review.
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Dun
Chicago
Naval appropriation bill reaches 414 million in final form
Washington June 27. The naval appropriation bill is finally completed by Senate and House forces carrying a total of 414,067,440 dollars. The measure is 85,000 dollars more than the house bill.
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House
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Naval
San Pedro
Cal
Louisville Legion calls for housecleaning helpers
In Louisville Kentucky housewives briefed on a Derby time cleaning shortage to sweep, dust, and scrub. The American Legion posts enlist former service members to work with housewives, offering pay under supervision of a housewife in charge. The plan spreads to nearby cities with satisfaction for both employers and workers.
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Louisville
American Legion
Hopes to Serve Uncle Sam Captain Griffith Seeks Air Service
Captain Griffith of Seattle seeks a U S Navy air service slot after serving in Britain's Royal Air Force. He is credited with nine downed planes, two peons, and decorations including the Distinguished Flying Cross. He joined the American Legion to back his bid for congressional approval.
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Griffith
Seattle
Wash
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Air Forces
Sam
Archangel
Ttene
Egypt
American Legion
Ifith
Pratt women recruit for American Legion auxiliary
Mrs. Myron Glaser, captain of Pratt wives and sisters, persuaded 28 women to join the American Legion Auxiliary. The Pratt unit, founded this year, already claims a robust membership and cites its strong standing in Kansas.
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Legion
Women's
Pratt
Kaw
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When Saul Was a Boy in Acts and Deuteronomy
The July 3 lesson surveys Saul’s birth in Tarsus, home training under Deuteronmical law, and education at Jerusalem with Gamaliel. It notes his upbringing in a pious Benjaminite family, the unity of God, love of God, and the twofold path of scripture in home life and schooling, with Timothey’s similar training.
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Timothy
Jesus
Stephen
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Philemon
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Bessaa
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Jerusalem
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Israel
Quietness Better Than Travail Says Ecclesiastes
A proverb from Ecclesiastes notes that a handful with quietness is better than two hands full with labor and vexation of spirit. The saying emphasizes peace over toil and frustration.
Meet Each Other as Grass and Sun Quote
Brief quotation reflecting on human littleness before divine vastness by Rev. Andrew Murray. The lines compare the great sun to a blade of grass and emphasize waiting on God to bridge the difference, urging a meeting of souls in humility and wonder.
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Andrew Murray
Aspirin Bayer Message on Tablets for Pain and Colds
The notice explains that Bayer aspirin tablets carry the Bayer cross and should be taken as directed on each package, not by physicians, with safe substitutes. It notes aspirin treats colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism barache toothache lumbago and other pains. Tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents. larger packages are sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Tanlac Restores Tourist Captain's Health in Knoxville Testimonial
Captain Geo W. Womble of 105 Jennings St Knoxville Tennessee reports severe stomach and intestinal troubles for months with chest pain insomnia and constipation. After two bottles of Tanlac he says he can eat normally sleep better and feels revived with youth energy and ambition. He praises Kuhn in Chambliss contact and endorses Tanlac as sold by leading druggists.
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Jennings St
Knoxville
Tenn
Captain Womble
Tanlac
Siam
Dan M. Chambliss
Kuhinan & Chambliss
Perfume Exports Plummet Yet Return to Home Trade
War curbs on international perfume and cosmetic sales, but home trade rebounds as 1920 exports total 4,780,598 dollars. England remains the largest buyer, followed by Cuba, Australia, and Brazil, with prewar 1914 values far surpassed by wartime figures.
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Cuba
Australia
Brazil
Too Much Welfaring Opinion in Portland Dispatch
A Portland Oregonian reflection argues welfare programs grow excessive and crowd out self reliance. The writer criticizes broad welfare aims and urges fewer handouts to increase listening and personal accountability.
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Portland Oregonian
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