The Globe Policy on Safe, Low-Cost Purchases
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Democrats Plan for Big Campaign in National Fight
Washington June 1 A conference between the National Democratic Congressional committee and a subcommittee of the national committee formed in the rooms of the congressional committee. The sub-committee was appointed last February and met today to plan joint action. The two bodies agreed on unity and will operate in their own fields with mutual support as needed.
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Rockefeller Advice to Persistent Reporter
New York June 1 John D Rockefeller chats with reporters at his West Fifty fourth Street home. He urges perseverance and adherence to instructions, praising the value of sticking to one task and offering a photograph inside his cab and later at his residence in a fatherly, kindly tone.
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John. D. Rockefeller
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Porter
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Rockefeller
J. Taylor Ellyson
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R. M. Johnston
Texas
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Edwin Sefton
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
Roger Sullivan
Griggs
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Siesour
York
T. Rainey
D. A
Edward
Miss Lambert
Alabama State Music Teachers Hold Institute Meeting
The Alabama State Music Teachers Holding Institute met in Montgomery on January 1. Mrs Stetig Harris of the city assisted as program chair. The gathering discussed public high school music standards and the roles of teachers in promoting music education across the state.
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State Music Teachers Holding Institute
Georghdy
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Muale
Muach
Stetig
Harris
Steent Nor
Truitt
Pere
Supposed Dead Negro Returns Home After Inquest
Cal Copeland was thought dead and an inquest held after a body found in woods near Mountapple was identified as Copeland. He insisted he was alive, healthy, and unaware of any death. The badly decomposed body had no identifying marks, and witnesses testified Copeland was seen walking the streets.
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Cal Copeland
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Owere Grand
Coneland
Treaty disregard by Cuban government noted in Paris accord
Fragmentary report states that under the Treaty of Paris America retains the right to engage in actions against Cuba. The text mentions Neuve Gerona Isle of Pines and a Jamesj alias, with garbled phrasing implying ongoing disputes or enforcement actions one by one. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Gerona
Isle of Pines
Jamesj
America
Cuba
Ae Ana Thecrane
Soe
Wacrs
Doctors Gather At Boston For AMA Convention
From distant corners of medicine, thousands of physicians will converge on Boston next week for the American Medical Association annual meeting. Hosted by the Massachusetts Medical Society, the event includes Harvard Medical School’s new facilities and a fully equipped field hospital from Washington with 150 tents and ambulances to demonstrate camp disease prevention and wartime mortality lessons. Three major orations will be delivered by Dr. A C Shattuck of Boston, Dr. Joseph D B of New York, and Dr. W H Sanders of Montgomery on hygiene and sanitary law.
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Boston
Mass
American Medical Association
Massachusetts Medical Society
Harvard University
Washington
A. C. Shattuck
Beaton
Joseph D. B
New Toro
W. H. Sanders
Montgomery
Ala
Senator Red Proctor Turns Seventy Five Today
Washington D C June 1 The seventy fifth birthday of Senator Redfield Proctor from Vermont draws hearty congratulations from colleagues He is praised as a conscientious worker and thoughtful Republican whose opinions carry weight Though not a famed orator he commands respect for service in the Vermont house of representatives beginning in 1867 and a career noted for steady legislative effort Proctor was born in Proctorsville and is a Dartmouth College and Albany Law School graduate The article hints at his long public service and reputation within the Senate and state history
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Washington, D. C
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Benator Proctor
Senator Proctor
Proctors
Dartmouth College
Albany Law School
Vermont House of Representatives
Are You Going Away The Georgian Mail Plan
A note offering subscribers the Georgian mailing service during summer away from home. Stalled subscriptions continue at ten cents per week with no extra for mailing within the United States or Canada. foreign postage applies.
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United States
Canada
State to Try to Smash Alleged Baggage Trust Monopoly
Attorney General Hart directed to abate an alleged baggage monopoly, as state officials pursue action against a purported trust. The move targets restraint on competition and seeks remedies to open markets for shippers and travelers.
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