German Russian Transport Company backed by Soviet half share
Hamburg reports that German shipping, industry and banking leaders plan to expand trade with Russia. The German Russian Transport Company will supervise rail and water traffic between German ports and Russia, with the Soviet government holding half the stake. Russia covers transportation and operating costs for goods bought for Russia in Germany. A Warburg banker says German interests aim to treat Moscow as the de facto government, predicting chaos after Lenine and Trotzky’s likely disappearance.
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Hamburg
Associated Press
Russia
Germany
Warburg Banking House
Moscow
Lenine and
Trotzky
Davis Urges Church Role in Uniting Employers and Workers
James J. Davis United States Secretary of Labor preached at the First Reformed Church in Toledo Ohio stating the church can organize to bring employers and employees together so there will be no further need for the Department of Labor. In a separate note the article adds that seventy eight percent of New York brides are thirty years old or younger.
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Toledo
James
J. Davis
United States Secretary of Labor
First Reformed Church
Department’ of Labor
New York
Willis Campbell anti beer bill faces swift House vote
Washington reports the Willis Campbell anti beer bill will be debated four hours and likely pass the House under suspension of the rules as prohibition leaders count 28 votes against. Senate action is expected quickly to reach President Harding before the Fourth of July holiday.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
No Women on Murder Jury in Eva Kaber Case
Cleveland reports indicate Eva Catherine Kaber will face a first degree murder trial for her husband Daniel Kaber with her attorney Francis W. Paulson declaring there will be no women on the jury. He claims women jurors are more cold-blooded and merciless and vows to use all 16 peremptory challenges if needed.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine
Kaber
Daniel
Francis W. Paulson
Arlington Elks Lodge to Be Formed This Week
Arlington residents may sign papers as charter members of a new Elks lodge at Grand Army Hall on Wednesday evening, before entries are sent to the Grand Lodge. Local Elks now travel to nearby towns due to lack of a town lodge.
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ELKS
LODGE
Arlington
Grand Lodge
Order
New Lodge
Grand Army Hall
McMillan Plans North Lights Measurement Expedition
Arctic explorer Professor Donald B. McMillan will sail from Wiscasset, Maine around July 12 for a two year polar voyage to Baffin's Land. He aims to measure the height and duration of the Northern Lights using a motion picture camera, establishing a baseline to enable energy-from-air research and instrument design.
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McMillan
Bowdoin
Missing White House silver at tea linked to delicate dilemma
The article reports that White House tea guests may have contributed to the loss of engraved silver pieces “The President's House”, though officials search for a solution. It mentions conflicting weather and ship reports linking a schooner Deering's disappearance near Diamond Shoals with unusual crew behavior and a foreign speaking man noted by lightship observers.
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Washington
United News
White House
Harding
Secret Service
Jacobson
Evidence backs steering capture theory in lightship case
New evidence from the Department of Commerce notes the disappearance of the crew remains surrounded by mystery. Captain Jacobson, longtime lightship officer, reported March 15 suspicious circumstances after sighting the Deering and an oil burning steamer passing the lightship within hours. The passing steamer ignored signals, a rare event.
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Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Jacobson
Department of Commerce
Hale
Maine
Deering
Sighting of Fire Ambiguous Abandoned Schooner
A British steamer reported sighting an unidentified schooner afire and abandoned at sea near 28.38 north 79.45 west. No crew details were given as authorities investigate possible bodies and lifeboat wreckage while pursuing clues about the missing Deering and its crew.
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Savannah
Bessie Dollar
Vancouver
Early Coast Guard Aid in Deering Case Supposes Mutiny
A veteran guard to President Roosevelt recalls his role in the Deering disappearance inquiry. He notes the Bates message in the bottle and a possible oil-burning steamer connection. He suspects mutiny or crew escape and trusts Captain Jacobson, citing potential ties to an unresponsive oilship.
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Revere
Roosevelt
Serice
Deering
Bates
Jacobson
Wreaths Dropped From Plane For War Hero Wehner
At Lieutenant Joseph F. Wehner's burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Everett wreaths were dropped on his grave from a plane piloted by Buster Brown the English ace who followed the funeral from the Everett armory Full military honors were given by Everett Post 176 American Legion Wehner was killed overseas on September 20 1918 on his 24th birthday while engaging five German planes and destroying two before being shot down
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Joseph F. Wehner
Woodlawn
Everett
Buster” Brown
Everett Armory
Everett Post
American Legion
Wehner
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R.h.stearns CO
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Sydney
Australia
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Cape Hawke
Jordan Marsh Company—Mercantile Heart of
New England
Bohn Syphon
Eddy and Leon
Bohn
Jordan Marsh Company
New Haven
Conn
Orpheum
Savin Rock
the Purboxia CO
Norway St
Boston
Back Bay
Onan
LAW
Wormell
Lawrence Richey
Secret Service of the Treasury
Deena
Boston & Suburban Milk Dealers Association
Martex Turkish Towels
Union Linen
Stree
Union
Temple Place
Wallace
T. D. Whitney Company
Everything In Linens
West Street
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