Harding Presses Attack in Campaign Front
In Marion Ohio on July 19 Senator Harding expanded his charge against President Wilsons foreign commitments. He pressed the issue anew in a volley of questions directed at Governor Cox as the campaign moved into a new phase.
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Twenty-One Young Women Headed to YWCA Conference
Twenty-one young women departed from the South Station bound for Silver Bay New York to represent Boston City YWCA delegates at the Northeast conference opening today and continuing to July thirty with about seven hundred attendees. The program features daily speakers on social service and industrial topics, and living conditions for business girls in the city will be a key discussion. Among those leaving were Mildred Cranston Marion Miller Ida Jordan Florence Stone Ruth Craddock Anna Olsen Gertrude Cutler Irene Treffey Mrs Milton H Petzold YWCA secretary Bertha Ramsdell and Marion G Horner.
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Milton H. Petzold
Bertha Ramsdell
Marion G. Horner
Jugo Slavs Refer Disorder to Supreme Council
Premier Vesnitch in the Serbian Parliament announced that Jugo Slavia will present the Italian Serbian disorder in Dalmatia to the Supreme Council for settlement. The royal government will defend its interests and dignity while seeking peace through the Allies council.
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Boston Shoe Exposition Aims Global Market Push
The shoe and leather fair opens in Mechanics Building under Chester I Campbell guiding a New England group seeking Boston to become the world market for shoe and leather trades. Frank R Briggs of Thomas G Plant Shoe Co presides as 100 members lead a campaign with 300 manufacturers and tanners showcasing to buyers from across the U S and Canada.
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Chester I. Campbell
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Boston
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Couple Arrested in Missouri for Abandoning Vermont Baby
Montpelier Vermont July 19 Mr and Mrs W H Wheeler who left their baby at the St Johnsbury House in St Johnsbury in April have been arrested in Missouri and are being returned to Vermont Wheeler had served prison time for about 36 forgeries and had been placed on probation after a forged check led to a brief fraudulent life before the abandonment now disclosed with their capture in Missouri and pending extradition
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Morrisville
Rescue Crew Near Nine Trapped in Mine Near Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports the rescue team from the bureau of mines and volunteers labored to reach nine miners entombed by an explosion at the Union Colleries Company mine in Benton. The cage shaft was repaired and men expected to penetrate debris around midnight.
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G O P Women Open New Headquarters in Boston
The Republican State Committee's women’s division takes over a six-officer suite with reception room at 67 Milk Street Equitable Building. Mrs Charles Sumner Bird chairs the division and Mrs James D Til lington coordinates furnishings as the party expands its women’s wing.
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Aquitania Encounters Boiler Valve Blow Off Coast of Ireland
The Cunard steamer Aquitania suffered a boiler step valve blow off off Ireland today. The ship reduced speed for repairs, resumed voyage to New York after leaving Liverpool Saturday on its first postwar trip as a passenger liner converted to oil burning. Aboard dispute over furnace attendants delayed sailing by one man at the time.
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