Immense building for Democrats in San Francisco
San Francisco June 25 The Democratic national convention will use the California Exposition Memorial Auditorium for the first time with a 12500 main hall and two auxiliary rooms for committee meetings and headquarters. The complex includes a large press section, sound system, hospital under Red Cross, a restaurant, and extensive security and crowd control. The project, a $2 million four story granite building renovated recently, sits near Market Street two blocks from the Palace Hotel where national committee offices are housed.
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San Francisco
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Mont
Airemer
Walleamlin Y
Red Cross
Market Street
Palace Hotel
National Committee
Charles W. Fay
George PF. Mara
Bridgeport
Conn
Homer 8
Cummings
Stamfort
Kremer
K. G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. R. Hollister
Jefferson City
John K Tin
St. Louia
Atearie
J. J. Hughes
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. Mateb
Waterloo
W. D. Jamieson
Washington
James D. Preston
United States Senate Press Galaxy
Wiliam B. Donaldeau
House of Representatives
Prewe Sallery
Japanese Not Hostile Says Princeton Professor Visit
Dr. Henry Van Dyke of Princeton University reports from Japan that animosity toward the United States is not strong among officials and the public. He says Japan desires no direct conflict and is generally quiet toward U S ties, despite sensational press portrayals.
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Seattle
Ween
Tod Miesedge
Japan
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
Holland
van Shyke
Mise Uaula
Cheritte
Chan Pen
Nya
United States
Communists Plan Reunion at Secret Convention
Washington officials report evidence of a united communist party formed by merging the communist labor party and the communist party. The party proclaims a final struggle between workers and capitalists, aiming to incite civil war and armed insurrection to overthrow the capitalist system, with actions to curb propaganda already underway.
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Washington, D.C
United Communist Party
Communist Labor Party
Communist Party
Department of Justice
Department
Direct Grain Selling Prompts Illinois Farmers Meeting
Chicago reports direct setting of grain by Illinois farmers under review by the Illinois Agricultural Association. W G Eckhart notes strong farmer interest as meetings proceed across nine congressional districts to improve grain markets chiefly for corn and oats. The association, with 86,000 members, promotes farmer owned elevators to cut private handling profits and expand farmer brokerage to capture export trade.
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Chicago
Illinois Furmers
Illinois Agricultural Association
W. G. Eckhart
Ilinois Agricultural Association
Farm Purent Federation
BRON
D. C
Agricultural Association
Mexico Railroads Poor, Mewtow City Details Dunes and Delays
A damaged, partially legible report discusses Mexican railroad issues. It cites derailed tracks, reversing repair delays, and weakened services affecting passenger trains from Avarce to Mersin, a 1205 mile route, with shorter trips near Mest City.
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Mewtow
Dune
Mentiv
Mersin
Dalles
Tikoalenity
Torreon
Mest City
Laredy
Tex
Ben Tours
President Urges Decision In Wartime Telegram Row
A garbled wartime telegram story from Chirege June 25 centers on White House pressure for a clear settlement stance after a long exchange between top officials. The report cites confusion over terms and mentions Sir Autgr Darton and other figures, with analysts tentatively suggesting a path toward agreement despite unresolved details.
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Chirege
Mpeterr
Tam Levine
Possible New Irish Policy Debated in Commons
The Irish policy discussion centers on a potential offer of 3,000 Irish workers from the Ulster Ex-Soldiers Association, presented to the Hall of Commons by Ireland's attorney general. The move prompts Liberal papers to warn it could inflame Irish hostility and risk civil unrest if soldiers from one side are deployed in Ireland.
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Ireland
Tells Commons
Ulster
London
Hall of Commons
Fay
Channel
Yaqui War Drums Signal Mexican Revolt Journey
Yaqui warriors march to Mexico City with troops of General Calles as the tense drumbeat of tambor and fierce reputation shadow the march. The article notes the Yaqui fighter’s ferocity and the carry of home life into battle, with distinctive red bands on hats and a youth trained in constant war.
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Sortora
Philarco Elias Calles
Songra
Agta Prieta
Mexico City
Amon Manny
Mexico
Rat Killing Urged by U S Surgeon General
Washington June 26 Surgeon General urges nationwide rat extermination campaigns after noting bubonic plague found in several American Gulf ports and Mediterranean sources. Public Health Service estimates show about one rat per person in the United States with annual rat control costs around ten million dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Sur-geon
General Cumming
Public Health Service
United States
Great Britain
Denmark
France
Britain
Baptists End Interchurch Pact In Northern Convention Move
Buffalo N Y June 25 The general board of promotion of the northern Baptist convention voted to sever all relations with the interchurch world movement effective June 30 1920 The debate reopened in afternoon session with Dr Cortland Myers of Boston denouncing premade charges and rumors The board also urged payment of up to 1 000 000 in interchurch debt obligations amid protestant cooperation talks
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Buffalo
General Board of Promotion
The
Northern Baptist Convention
Deire of
Northern Baptista
Inter Chored World Movement
Cortland Myers
Boston
Pcl
Myers
Danderine Fragment Sparks Vague Reflections on Color and Life
An unclear excerpt mentions Danderine and cryptic musings about vitality brightness color and night. It reads like a fragmented poetic line rather than a complete narrative with named people or events.
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Acteran
Unclear OCR Fragment With Obscure Laxative Ad Phrase
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning California Syrup of Figs and a child laxative, with garbled lines and stray phrases. No coherent event or names to anchor a fuller news item. The readable bits hint at an old advertisement style but lack discernible facts, dates, or locations.
Moretown Notes and Weekend Visits Highlight Town Life
Moretown residents shared stories of winter visitors and local events. A Wallingford High School graduation ceremony drew families including Evelyn Griffith, while a baseball game with Waterbury Center ended 2 to 1 for Moretown. Funeral notices recalled Harry Preemie and longtime residents remembered by friends and kin.
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W. Bulkley
Florida
Mra Bo
Avery
Waterbury
Granat
Sins
SB. Atkins
Grifith
Daughteies Evelyn
Wallafield High
GH. Dale
FLHH
Sawyer
Peter Shepard
Charles Ean
Morliq
Peter Shepird
Fromk Rew
Feo
Grammar
Town Hall
Hewitt
Foster Slayton
Florence Pappine
Hartford
Edward” Murke
Barre
Tyna
Harry Preemie
Beetrie
Wilcogen
Mreetman
Mer
Freeguan
Ker
Chew Falls
Shiree Wlaterer
John Kalion
White River Dene
Mie
Celie Shea
Woodbury Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend Visit
A fragmentary Woodbury social page notes a daughter visiting on Wednesday and cites several local families. Parents Mr and Mrs W B Thinman are mentioned alongside guests from Nashville and South Berlin, with various relatives visiting and hosting at local homes and a Mary Pletcher hospital event referenced.
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Fern
Dune Hal Te Ir
Carl Thermis
Ruest
Daniele
Warebury
W. B Thinman
Sanday
Kate Tame
Nashile
N. W
Aline Lamberton
Sowth Berelien
Tee
Wide Ferri
Trenievaie
Seeder
Frenker
Miss Baldwin to Serve as YWCA Recreation Secretary in Vermont
Miss Carol Baldwin of Syracuse will serve as special recreation secretary for July and August in Vermont's YWCA council. She will supervise and advise in a dozen towns from Addison to Norwich, assisting with playgrounds, camps, and community projects and coordinating with local leaders and University of Vermont students. She plans to visit Champlain, Middlebury, Waterbury, and more, with two summer camps run by the YWCA under Miss Grace Gronks and Miss Julia D. Thorne, offering leadership and guidance to girls in needs-based programs.
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Carol Baldwin
Syracuse
N. Y
William Smith College
Geneva
New Haven
Vermont
Wi Fe
Tl Wis
Miss Baldwin
Tradt
YW. C. A
Marion Gary
Rutland
West Addison
Addison County
Middlebury
Charlotte
University of Vermont
Y. A
Ince
Mies Baldwin
Dorset
Brandon
Whiting
Eden Mills
Georgia
East Burke
St. Johnsburg
Lunenburg
Norwich
Sherburne
Johson
North Craftsbury
Stratford
VCA
Grace Gronks
St Albane
St. Alene Bay
Teoweek
Malletio
Qamp
Prevne
Mies Julia D. Thowne
New Raven
Crean
M HA
Macwinber
Ecwummelions
Ann Metntire
North Adams
Mies Velianteeth White
Ratiit Harelion
Harnel
Mildegarie
Bieih
Massaint
Foltirire Crampton
Camden
Margaret
Marion Mack
Stames
New York City
Londonderry War Quelled Amid Death Toll Rise
Londonderry reports halted violence after British troops from Belfast cleared streets and strongholds. Death toll reaches 17 with two more killed. snipers, looters, and street fighting cited as the city endures overnight bombardment and a destroyer searchlight ordeal. A former soldier named Austin was killed during clashes.
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Londonderry
Belfast
Patrick Mallett
Peter Campbell
London
Dlins Ord
Austin
Croweing & Street
Waitsfield Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
Miss Alice Hlaher visits relatives Hare and Rev. and Mrs W A Remple spend a few days in Rutland. Beulah Moulton at Tevener's for the summer, Blanche Straw staying at home before summer in New Hampshire. Hazel Pierce of Warren helping in the telephone office. Ruth Jelin returned from Midsbury. Carrie Pierce and Gleana Little of Waterbury visited Clarence Hew's recently.
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Alice Hlaher
Hare
Rev
Mra
W. A. Remple
Rutland
Mise Beulah Moulton
BRBL
Tevener
Blanche Straw
New Hampshire
Mise
Hazel Pierce
Warren Ie
Mise Ruth Jqelin
Midsidiebury
Carrie Pierce
Gleana Little
Waterbury
Clarence
Hew
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength promise
Advert says freckles disappear with Othine double strength applied nightly. One ounce usually clears skin, with lighter freckles vanishing entirely. Sold by druggists with money back guarantee if not effective.
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World Movement
California
Hari
Pvil
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Woodbury
Coors
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Carel Baldwin
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Waitsfield
Bayer
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