Divorce Petition Names Jack Dempsey as Correspondent
A news item from Awaslka Oklahoma reports the June 18 filing of a divorce petition by F. Boulanger naming Jack Dempsey of Los Angeles as the correspondent. The case is slated to be heard in the ember term of the district court. In Atlantic City New Jersey Dempsey called the designation Laugh of the Year and quipped about writing letters.
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Mary Anderson Named Head of Labor Women’s Bureau
Harding designates Mary Anderson to head the Department of Labor women’s bureau in a reappointment move recommended by Secretary of Labor Davis. The article wields a breezy profile of Will Hays and postmaster general duties, highlighting efficiency aims and cabinet-level signals.
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Government to Keep Expenses Within Income in 1914
Washington report states the government plans to balance the budget for 1914 with careful spending. The Treasury aims to limit expenditures to available revenue, stabilizing finances for the coming year.
Death sentence given man who assaulted girl
An Iowa court jury returned a death sentence for a man found guilty of assaulting a girl. The trial concluded after discussions and a verdict that carried the maximum penalty under the state’s laws.
Congregational Meeting Called at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church schedules a congregational meeting after Sunday School if preaching is unavailable. All members are urged to attend as officials seek results. The notice mentions a committee and a local shorthand note with unclear details.
Nat swim event draws crowded night at the Nat
A large crowd gathered Friday at the Nat to watch swimmers and cheer the event. Manager Goleman kept order guiding spectators and participants as patron attendance rose, with excitement noted among fans and local papers promoting the gathering.
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Commissioners Court Acts as Board of Equalization
The court adjourned as a board of equalization with no auditor due to Auditor Harkins’s death. accounts await action after a new auditor is appointed. Budgets include bond proposals for Kidder and Adams districts with $3,500 and $2,000 warrants, and wage orders noted. details unclear due to damaged text.
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CAPT DAVID POTTER MEADOWS APPOINTED
A local note announces Captain David Potter Meadows appointed to a position in the district with a $38,000 bond reported. Residents are urged to attend a meeting tomorrow and bring a guest. The message also references swimming lessons and a cradle roll reception at the Presbyterian church led by Pastor KF Ford.
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Auto racers compete for trophy today
Auto racing event features ten competitors aiming for the trophy at Uniontown speedway. The twenty mile track marks the world’s fastest course with eager drivers ready to race for the prize and recognition.
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United Press Speedway
Uniontown
Oeantry
Tax Reduction From Permanent Adjustment Explained
United Press reports a permanent debt adjustment will cut annual taxes by about four to five dollars per person in the United States. The plan also paves the way for restoring some of the government's war obligations due in the next two years. Harding and his Cabinet favor settling the debt on a permanent basis at once, following a rental agreement reached yesterday.
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United Press
Will Hayes
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United States
Hays
Washington
Harding
Cabinet
Mandate Question Tentatively Settled in Favor of U S
Geneva June 1. Mesopotamia and the Yap questions have been tentatively settled in favor of the United States. Final disposition to be arranged in conference with Allies. American diplomacy secured the initial point when the League of Nations Council decided American approval was necessary to the Mandate allocation.
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Geneva
Mesopotamia
Yap
United States
League of Nations Council
Striking Minors Urge Unions to Back Demand
London readers report striking minors call on unions to join them in pressing wage demands as part of a coordinated effort to enforce their labor schedule.
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United Press
London
Man and wife attacked with axe in Houston home
An unknown assailant attacked Wolff, 35, and his wife, 30, as they slept in their Houston home. Both skulls crushed, chances for recovery slight. Motive believed revenge, house undisturbed, their three year old baby slept nearby and was awakened by screams. Bloodstained walls and bed linen noted.
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