Butler Denies Being Abroad as Col. House in Europe
London July 1 Associated Press Nicholas Murray Butler, press for Columbia University, emphasized that he had not come to Europe as President Harding's Colonel House. He told auditors that his aim is to blunt rumors about foreign policy and to insist the United States will not be beguiled into entanglements.
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Lady Churchill Death Declared Accident at Inquest
An inquest verdict finds the death of Lady Randolph Churchill accidental after a fall at Mall, Somerset. A cascade of complications led to amputation of the left leg above the knee and a fatal hemorrhage near the amputation.
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Giant still seized by Chicago police and feds
Police and federal authorities guarded a house where a giant alcohol still was found. Three large vats in the basement measured 14 by 18 feet and six feet deep, with coils running to a fire house. Dozens of thousands of dollars in wines, alcohol, narcotics, and moonshine were seized and destroyed after a passerby reported smoke. No occupants were present at the time.
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Dvstan
Ogden Resigns From Christian Science Publishing
Boston July 1 Trustees of the Christian Science Publishing Society announced the resignation of David B. Ogden after 13 years as business manager or trustee. He cited desire to sustain Mrs Eddy's deed of trust and the end of litigation with the directors as reasons for stepping down.
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Bethlehem Steel Announces 15 Percent Wage Cut
Harrisburg dated July 1 reports Bethlehem Steel cuts wages by 15 percent at the Steelton plant effective July 19. Company housing rents in Steelton to drop eight to ten percent alongside the wage reduction. The notice was conveyed to employees today.
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Governor appoints athletic commission members
Governor Jake announced appointments to the state athletic commission created by recent legislation. Named to the panel are Moses King of New Haven, Frank Murphy of Hartford, and Thomas Donahue of New London.
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New London
State Barber Board Meets to Organize Hartford
Edward H. Landers of Waterbury and Albert H. Wartenstein of Rockville were named new members of the state barber commission and met in Hartford to organize. Elected officers include President Edward H. Landers and Secretary-Treasurer Alphonse Bordeau of Plainville.
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Young Baptists to Meet in St Paul
Cincinnati July 1 The Baptist Young People Union of America will meet next year in St Paul It was announced today The convention will go to Washington Pa and for 1924 the preference is given to Kansas City Mo
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French General Balloud Dies After Airplane Fall
In Paris on July 1, General Camille Balloud, 73, of the French army, died today after a fall from an airplane during a trip. He fell Monday near Strasbourg, according to reports from French military sources.
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