Two Hundred Rotarians Arrive in Paris From U S
Two hundred American Rotary delegates arrive in Paris for the International Association congress with plans for sightseeing and events. An expected six hundred more may join by Saturday as they visit Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood and wreath the Unknown Soldier grave at the Arc de Triomphe.
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Paris
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Edinburgh
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
Crawford
McCullough
Fort William
Ont
Arce de Triomphe
Hotel DeVille
Duchess of Home
General Federation of French
Fairfield Grocer
Motion to reopen Olner case denied in common court
Judge John R. Booth denied Attorney A. Smythwick's motion to reopen the case of Robert Alves Ham Michels after a default was entered. Neither Smythwick nor his client appeared when called. The judge noted Smythwick's absence and cited competing witness appearances while adjourning the court without date.
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John R. Booth
A. Smythwick
Robert Alves Ham Michels
Smythwick
Bridgeport
J. H. Shapiro
Booth
Probe fails to throw light on lynching
Canton Mississippi June 3 A verdict of death by unknown hands was returned by the coroner's jury investigating the lynching of William Bilbrew a Negro Bilbrew was hanged by a mob after being alleged to have confessed attacking a white farmer who employed him The farmer suffered a fractured torso.
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Canton
Miss
Coronier
William Bilbrew
Bilbrew
Harding to travel as ordinary passenger
President Harding and his party will depart Washington tomorrow afternoon for a July vacation at Senator Frelinghuysen’s home in Raritan New Jersey. They will travel in the chair car of a regular passenger train marking the first time in several administrations a president has left Washington as an ordinary passenger.
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Washington
Harding
Frelinghuysen
Raritan
N. J
City Without Gas When Workers Strike
Jetty area lacked gas today due to labor difficulties at the New Brunswick company. Street car service, tied up yesterday, remained nearly at a standstill as employees were locked out and demanded no wage reduction.
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John
New Brunswick Company
South China Troops Reoccupy Utu-Chow City
South China Republic forces recapture the city of Wu-Chaw about one hundred miles west of Canton after Kwangel forces held it. Kwangsi troops block the sea, isolating Wu-Chaw from access to the coast amid ongoing hostilities between Kwangal and Kwang tung.
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South China
Utu-Chow
Canton
China
Southhina Republic
Wu-Chaw
Kwangel Province
Kwangal
Kwangtung
Vogt Divorce Petition Filed by Elizabeth Vogt in Superior Court
Elizabeth M Vogt of this city petitions for divorce from Henry Vogt also known as Henry Bridges or Henry Beisel alleging drunkenness for over a year and cruelty since 1915. They married June 20, 1908 and have two children. She seeks to resume her maiden name Mayer. Also mentions Quebec laborers strike tied up construction in the city on June 29.
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Elizabeth Meyer Vogt
Henry Vogt
Tienry Bridges
Henry Beisel
Mayer
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Connors Clothing CO
Main St
State St
Alfred Stephen Bryan
the Sunday Post
U. S
Morris Kremen
Hstine
United States District Court
George Friedman
Water Street
W. O
HM. W. Davis
Wilisra Voorhees
Yy. C
Connors
Connors Clothing Company
Hartford
Connors-Halloran Company
New Britain
Society Brand
Cortley
Rochester
New York
Make
ILK Sport Kirts
Ladies
Depa
Olner
Probe
Elizabeth M. Vogt
Quebec
Qaveblec
Cearmist
Mosaquitces
Immatera Ars
Cearmis Issae
Fred E. Hall, Inc
Cranston St. Providence
Goodyear Roofing Co. of Specialists
Toe St. Noble
Neolin
O'Sullivan
P. G. Arcade
Stratfield
Stratfield Hotel
A. Cantwell, Mer
Conn. Coal CO
North Ave
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