Middlebury Commencement Plans Include Large 75th Class
Middlebury College marks its 120th annual commencement with the largest class yet, featuring soprano Row Eaton and violinist Samuel Gardner. Events include chapel services, alumnae meetings, a varsity baseball game, and a campus luncheon. Tickets go on sale in advance. price and hours listed.
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Middlebury
Twintringham Wins Louth By-Election In Commons Seat
Won by independent liberal Twintringham in Louth is declared the winner of the by election to fill the seat made vacant by the death of Colonel Brackenberg. The contest involved coalition and unionist candidates with Turner and Small among the other contenders.
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London
Twintringham
Louth
House of Commons
Colonel Brackenberg
Wintringham
HH. Turner
Terms of Turkish Treaty Reveals Straits Commission Scope
An official summary from Washington outlines provisional terms of a Turkish treaty regarding the internationalization of the Bosporus and Dardanelles. The commission will govern a large area beyond the strait itself, with substantial autonomy from the League of Nations to preserve freedom of passage.
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Balloon destruction and fire disrupts Atlantic event
Fragmentary report notes an incident at a public event in Atlantic involving a balloon destruction and a fire. No clear details on cause, casualties, or exact location are readable.
Elwell Trail Is Devious In Murder Case
New York June 17 important developments were expected today in the murder of Joseph B. Elwell sportsman and whist expert Deputy District Attorney John H E Joyce said detectives have been sent to places out of town besides Kentucky Efforts were under way to reach William H Bendleton a close friend who lives in a suburb A telephone collection between Bendletts home and the victim’s was reportedly denied by police as a factor in the case
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Joyce
Kentucky
William H. Bendleton
Fiwell
Mr. Fiwell
Turkish Women Break Veil Traditions in Constantinople
In Constantinople and major Turkish cities women shed veils and appear in public more freely. The war and reform have opened roles in nursing relief work education and philanthropy. Educated women lead in nationalism and social change influencing youth and public life.
Labor's Voice in Industry At Banking Institute
June 17 Bestam The American Institute of Banking held its second day of sessions with Los Angeles advocates arguing for workers having a voice in industry. The opposed industrialist stance faced applause for its rejection. Delegates attended chapter conferences debating business administration and management reforms.
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Aguilar Leaves Mexico for Europe After Crisis
Mexico City June 1 General Candido Aguilar former governor of Vera Cruz and son in law of the late President Carranza embarked on the steamer Vara at Vera Cruz for Europe on the eve of a dramatic public statement. He said the present political situation had forced his departure.
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Beston Tran
World Cotton Scarcity Warns New Supply Needed
Manchester June 17 Pror l A Todd secretary of the empire cotton growing committee warns of looming global cotton shortage. He cites American labor issues bad weather boll weevil damage and falling acreage, estimating low domestic consumption and rising world demand. He urges developing new supply sources and experimenting with cotton fibers as relief would take five to ten years.
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Empire Cotton Growing
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Textle Institution
United States
America
Armerica
Rat Killing Drive Aims to Halt Bubonic Plague Spread
Persecola Florida June 1 officials report a rat killing campaign begun to curb a suspected bubonic plague outbreak. Local physicians warn of potential cases and deaths linked to rodent-borne illness as the effort continues amid public concern.
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Demetrale
Trey
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Willice
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The readable fragments suggest a garbled note rather than a complete event. No clear persons organizations places dates or outcomes emerge from the provided text.
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Wright
Vermont National Guard Adds Federal Recognition for Units
The Sanitary Detachment Rutland and Co. E Bellows Falls receive federal recognition as National Guard units. Officers named include Sethal Martins captain medical, Hiro nis Carroll captain medical corps, Walter Tenney captain M G T, Thomas Brickler captain Co ER, Elton Mellnwan lieutenant TE ES. One lieutenant resigned May 4, 1820. Governor Clement’s adjutant general Herbert J. Johnson orders in effect.
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T Hotet Infantry
Secretary of War
National Guard of the
United States
State of Vermont
Rutland
Rh” Bellows
Sethal Martins
Hironis J. Carroll
Megical Corps
Walter M. Tenney
Thomas J. Brickler
Elton D. Mellnwan
Money Lost Mind Impaired Jehan Wilder Windsor Death
Windsor reports Jehan S Wilder a retired farmer shot himself in his Windsor residence, found by his son later. The departed man, once prosperous in Woot Sleek, was described as mentally impaired prior to the act. Proximity to June 17 details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Jehan S. Wilder
Windsor
John
Secrets of agony column shows Times ad revenue power
The Times under current management is a commercial success with improved general news and clever page layouts. It notes the agony column and front page ads as powerful advertising tools, arguing readers engage with short notices and prominent classified placements to boost revenue in a competitive market.
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Rae Ee Romano Kpire
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkening Modernized
Old time remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur for gray hair returns as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. Ready to use, it hides gray strands, streaks hair evenly, and leaves a subtle luster while appearing natural.
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Wyeth
Woyeth
Local Readers Recall Stray Silver Tale In Quiet Visit
On a quiet Sunday Mrs Subbubs-T cleaned silver when Mrs Straitare stopped by from church. The encounter stayed private and no details surfaced while neighbors recall the unusual social moment and the visitors involved.
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