Loyalty to law and world affairs keynote at patriotic meet
Rev. Wal Jarns of Latversiliat iuren delivered a sermon at a Patriot ic Meet in which he urged loyalty to law and support for the United States joining the World Court. He stressed government foundations from the people up, celebrated institutions, and noted freedom as more precious than wealth. Paul from local groups including American Legion and Boy Scouts attended, with patriotic selections sung and prayers offered.
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Wal Jarns
Latversiliat Iuren
Secomoan
Hin W
American Legion
Rey Scouts of America
Buttercup
United States
World Court
America
Hart
Lfe
Church Holy
Gd. W. Northrop
Aleni
Legion
Kearnshi
Methodists Plan Rome Hospital May Stir Vatican Row
The American Methodists propose a large international college for boys near Monte Mario, Rome, overlooking the Vatican. They insist the project will expand education while critics urge church and state authorities in Rome to intervene amid tensions with Catholics.
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Rome
Uom
Monte
Mario
Slo
Rene Hag
PLAN HOME NEAR L A FOR ADDICTS PLAN HOME NEAR L A
A garbled tax a plan to build a rehabilitation home near Los Angeles is discussed with mentions of individuals Angela Kitinn and Mrs. Kaafian among others. The text references a lease, financials, and local planning figures, with unclear dates or places.
Lady Astor Forces Move In House Scene Humorously
PAY MOUTH England July 1 Associated Press Lady Astor hosted constituents and reenacted a House of Commons scene to push a bill. She claimed embarrassment over a nervous night, offered brandy and crackers, and pressed colleague Bachury who deflected with a quip about strength.
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England
Associated Press
Lady Astor
Triday
House of Oannons
Wredeciek Banbury
Delegates to Labor Farmer Meeting Attracts 1100 Plus
More than 1 100 delegates are expected to attend a three day convention of the Parmerlabor policy with ministers representatives from farmer organizations labor unions and minority political parties. G Brown secretary of the morpho party says the gathering aims to unite all groups behind a plan modeled on the British Labor party.
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Parmer- Labor Policy
Orbor
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Ain
G. Brown
Morpho Party
B' Hh Labor Party
Stabbing of Vice President Called Most Execrable
Caracas July 1 report of the assassination of General Juan Cr Gomez vice president of Venezuela. Congress denounces the crime as most excrable and the nation mourns a shocking act. Unknown assassin, authorities seek leads as reports detail the violent attack in a Caracas residence.
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Veneaied
Juan Cr. Gomez
Republic
Congress
Venezuela
Go- Weg
Venezuelii
Wstosp
Michaslaves Gralece Nady
Nueve Diavin
Crown Prince of Sweden Engaged for Second Time
London reports Crown Prince Lee Bweden engaged to Louise Mouncbatten sister of CRS Andrew of Greree Herl rer. Lord Louis Mountbatten reportedly wed Miss Isdwina aAsi i Tw. No date yet set for the ceremony amid royal gossip and lineage notes.
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London
Lee Bweden
Louise Mouncbatten
Andrew of
Greree
Louis of Mountbatten
Isdwina aAsi
Prines Grelaw
Margare
Connaneght
Yaaa
Greateniece
Eng
Continental flight prep for Lt Maughan before voyage
Mitch BL Feld reports Lt Maughan plans long continental flight starting July. He sent four civilian mechanics to points along the route for multiple refueling methods. An unrelated injury story notes a fall on State Street with a pedestrian accident.
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Mitch BL Fleld
Bituis Rasselhba
Maughan
Trabi
Severs
Bie
Continental
Civic Committee to Resume Meets Today
The Civic Affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce will resume its series of investigations at noon in Stratford. The outstanding feature is a welcome to ten members of the Chamber who have been prevented from attending the improvement luncheon. A number of important improvement suggestions are to be discussed at the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Three Crewmen In Serious Condition After Port Wave Explosion
Three crew members remained in serious condition after an explosion aboard the keel cruiser at Philadelphia Navy Yard. Six others were badly burned as fear grew for the injured men. Captain Lyeatti said a board of investigation would determine the cause and report to Washington. The blast occurred in the washroom on the stern, suspected to involve hydrogen gas.
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Hhe Philadelia Navy Yard
Ne Thanse
Lyeatti
Xard
Sikid
Ceteriain
Washington
U S Investigators Reveal Coal Cost to Dealers
U S investigators publish dealer coal costs across states, showing anthracite prices from $12.04 to $16.66 per short ton for stove size coal. Figures cover Bridgeport to Concord, with differences due to freight, mining company pricing, and regional supply, amid talk of a possible mid summer price boost to $16.08 per ton.
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New Ingham
United States Coal Commission
Aggiata
Eying
Ranger
Portland
Rvzal
Vermont
Prattleboro
Lawrence
Lowell
Uy Pittstiela
Springfield
Wrevester
Providence
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Parc Ing
Enal
Aid Line
Tegiers
Lae
Concord
Ku Klux Liable for Disregarding New York Law
The Ku Klux Klan faces possible prosecution under the Walker law after applying for incorporation as a benevolent order. Secret Standards A. Vanriltan says benevolent orders are exempted from the Walker case, which requires secret fraternal orders to file with the secretary of state their member lists by laws and details. The Walker law became effective ten days before the incorporation application was filed, and Secretary Hamilton’s office will pursue enforcement.
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York
A. Vanriltan
Walker
Mse
Secretary of State
Wlan
Serretrey
Hamilton
Stinnes Extends Bank Holdings by About 48 Million
Reported actions show Stinnes extending its banking interests by roughly 48 million, with plans to broaden control through phased financial moves. The document mentions connections to the Berliner exchange and potential shifts in asset distributions amid evolving market conditions.
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Stinnes
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