Russia Invited to Sign Treaty at Lausanne Conference
Lausanne June 27 The Allies invited the Soviet delegation to sign the Turk Isthmus Straits convention when the Lausanne treaty is ready for signature. Disputes over opening straits to foreign warships emerge as Ottoman debt talks delay. The British and French seek a harmonized, complete accord crucial to the treaty’s final shape.
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Vorrowsky
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Say Dangerous Varicose Veins Can Be Reduced at Home
Advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Ou as a treatment for varicose veins and goitre. It claims a two ounce bottle prescribed by physicians, to be applied twice daily, with promises of shrinking veins and disappearing goitre. Distributed by Jacobs' Pharmacy Company.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy Company
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Ogden Canyon
the Royal Gorge
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Danver
Manchester Adopts U S Cotton Standards
Manchester England June 27 The Manchester cotton association directors unanimously adopted the report from delegates who returned from America after presenting Manchester's case for modifying the new United States cotton standards act The Washington agreement will be ratified and Manchester will join other world cotton exchanges The master cotton spinners federation has ordered mills using American cotton to work half time through July and August Affecting 100000 spinners and 200000 wearers.
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Manchester
England
Manchester Cotton Association
America
United States
Washington
Master Cotton Spinners Federation
Canadian House Approves Signing Fisheries Treaty
Ottawa June 27 The house of commons approved the North Pacific Halibut fisheries treaty with the United States after a heated debate challenging the authority of Ernest LaPointe minister of marine to sign without the British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes. A US senate rider extending to nationals and ships of any other part of Great Britain drew criticism.
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Ottawa
United States
House of Commons
Ernest LaPointe
Minster of Marine
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States Senate
Great Britain
Attempt on Jugoslav Premier Pachitch in Belgrade
Premier Nikola Pachine Pachitch of Jugoslavia was attacked and slightly wounded as he left the parliament building. Six shots were fired at his motor car. one struck his left hand, and he dropped to the vehicle floor, likely saving him from further harm. An assailant, Milotine Hatch, a Serbian, was arrested and blamed personal motives for the shooting.
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Belgrade
Associated Press
Nikola Pachitch
Jugo-Slavia
House of Parliament
Ife
Milotone Hatch
Aviators Aboard Attempt World Records Forced to Land
Captain Lowell Ehsumth and Lieutenant John D. Vechter, Army aviators, started a record bid in San Diego but were forced to land at 10:25 this morning after the motor generator burned out. They had flown almost six hours. new generators will be installed and they plan another dawn flight to pursue record attempts.
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Sand Diego
Cal
Lowell Ehsumth
John D. Vechter
Smith
Richter
South
Ally of Daylight Bandit Sought as Dunlap Ally Identified
Detectives seek a second suspect in the Muddy Monday robbery. J E Robinson, cashier for the Red Hook company, has identified a man as one of two bandits who seized 1500 dollars headed to a downtown bank. Robinson denies involvement and plans to prove his innocence.
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Wal Dunlap
J. E. Robinson
Red Hook Company
Robinson
Attorney General to address Pythian Service Club luncheon
Attorney General George M. Na mer will deliver the address at a luncheon of the Pythian Service club at 12 o'clock today in the breakfast room of the Kimball house. His subject will be Pythian Service. It is the first luncheon of the club which was only recently organized. The club plans to hold luncheons semi weekly.
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George M. Namer
Pythian Service Club
Kimball House
Pythian Service
Mrs Felton to Speak at Tried Baptist Tonight
Mrs. W. H. Felton of Cartersville will address the Tried Baptist church this evening at 7:30 recounting her life, experiences, and trip to Washington as Georgia’s U.S. senator. Walter A. Sims will introduce her, with H. H. Cabannics to close. Admission is free, a special collection will benefit the church.
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Carterssille
Tried Baptist Church
Felton
Washington
United States
Georgia
Walter A. Sims
H. H. Cabanics
Methodists Elect St Louisian Editor of Church Organ
The Southern Methodist Book Committee chose Dr Alfred F E Smith of St Louis to edit the Nashville Christian Advocate, succeeding the late Dr Thomas N Avey. Smith, Missouri native and Central College graduate, held key pastorates in Missouri, Mississippi, and Alabama, and led the St Louis Christian Advocate with noted success. The election was confirmed by the college of bishops after the 13th ballot.
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Southern Methodist Church
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St. Lewis Chiiavan Advocate
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Smith
College of Bishops
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Women Take Seats as Georgia House Opens
The Georgia House and Senate opened with two women, Miss Kempton and Mrs Napier, taking seats after two contests for door keeper and messenger. Speaker Neill urged attendance as the new session begins with joint sessions planned for Thursday to Saturday, including Governor Hardwick’s address and Walker’s inauguration.
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Hay
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Gen Ball
Neill
Muscukee County
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Bibb
Aliys Bessie Kempton
Ulton
Madateber
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Laief
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Louese Park
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Senate
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Court of Appeals
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Clifford Af. Walker
Georgia Senate Opens Amid Tribute and Budget Talk
The Georgia General Assembly opened with solemn remarks for late Senate President Herbert Clay and a focus on budget plans. Governor Hardwick’s budget commission report is expected to urge no increase over 1922 appropriations as finances balance. Senator Carswell pledged support for progressive state measures while insisting independence from outgoing governor recommendations.
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Herbert Clay
Senate
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DuBose
Feor
Mather
Doage
Fermor Arnett
House
Georgia
General Assembly
Hardwick
Budget Commission
Treasury
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Walker
Capitol
U.S
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Walter F. George
Carswell
Water
Governa
Senate Shortlist May Shape Early Decision on Reforms
President Carswell announced plans to appoint a committee to study seat allocations and recommendations to the senate. The panel’s creation suggests it will be among the first issues tackled, signaling upcoming debate and possible policy changes.
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Carswell
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