Dante Tablet Offered to City for Death Anniversary
Comitato Generale Italiano plans observance of sixth centenary of demise in Bridgeport. A public meeting is planned at the high school to seek city approval for placing a commemorative tablet in the auditorium. The committee outlines a trip including Rome, Naples, and the Italian Alps, with officials to discuss the project.
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Comitato Generale Italiano
Tratay Bity Reidseport
Plana
Sridgeport
Fle Pls
Educ
Canitato Italiano
Bridgeport
Generaie
Arden
Rome
Naples
Entre
Italian Alps
Havens
Cal
Ez W. Wheens
Won
Aom
Ratfield
Hew Tariff Bill Before Congress
The article discusses the Hew tariff bill before Congress, noting debates over the lumber schedule and the chemical dread schedule. Critics warn higher duties will raise costs for American consumers and burden small American homes, while concerns about valuation and foreign variations are raised in minority reports.
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Reprasen- Frear
Mr. Fr
Devastating Forest Fires Rage Across Quebec
Reports indicate new fires erupting in Quebec threatening vast timber areas and settlements along routes including Go about and Breakville. Fire conditions worsen as communities face possible evacuations and widespread destruction.
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Quebec
Pogrom reports claim 100000 Jewish deaths in Ukraine
Dispatch from Copenhagen cites Centre News reporting massive Jewish fatalities in Ukraine amid new pogroms. In Cadiz Ohio, July 6, news from Alliance describes prison organ dungeons and a break in the county jail where prisoners were harmed by a radio terimeter hole used to silence inmates.
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Stondon
Ikrainia
Centre
Copenhagen
Cadiz
Onio
Weite
Scott
Alliance
Salvation Army
George Feed
Byesville
Formal Truce in Ireland Tomorrow
A correspondent reports that negotiations in Dublin point toward a formal truce with no immediate hostilities. De Valera and Irish leaders push for peace talks while observers note limited concessions and a cautious path to settlement, with a possible partial pause expected Friday.
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Ireland
Chicago Plans for Quick Relief of Housing Shortage
Chicago on July 3 reports plans to tackle the housing shortage at the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention launching July 12. Topics include new federal tax legislation to spur construction, Hoover to address housing costs and labor wages, Calder to propose regulatory relief, and a program featuring twenty topical conferences on appraisal, rentals, city planning, and housing management.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Harding
Fred 3. Taylor
Portland
Gre
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Emajor
William Bi. Calder
New York
Senate
Charles IT. Moffett
Minneapolis
Ems
Torrens
Auqupta
Ferne
Are English Schoolgirls Overworked in Manchester Debate
July 4 report on the Manchester Headmistresses conference where Miss Major argues schoolgirls are not overworked. Lady Yexall and others counter that the drive for rapid schooling harms girls especially those who are brilliant. A Haberdashers Aske’s pupil from Acton voices concern that time for play is squeezed.
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Miss Major
Manchester
Yexall
James Yorall
Franx
Haberdasher’s Asse
Acton
Win
Carrieuiura
AF S CHAMP KIDNAPER NANCY
International kidnapper Georges Beguin, seized here, with Maurice Graize, age 12, as his child victim. Beguin formerly operated from Paris to Salonica and Berlin, with Abdication in France and other European links noted in the report.
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Nancy
France
Tyly
Georges Beguin
Maurice Graize
Becuin
Paris
Mauries Vhild Bacuin
Salonica
Greece
Berlin
Wiff Worsen Bochies In Paris July 8
Paris reports violence as a man returns and is beaten by attackers. A family butcher knife is mentioned and Gaston seeks police aid after the assault.
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Paris
Gaston
Endeavor meeting opens with world-wide attendance
The sixth World Endeavor Convention opens in York with about 7,000 delegates and over four million members from every continent represented. Canada sent the largest foreign contingent with 1,400 delegates aboard a special train. Rev. Francie Lon of Rose e World's Missionary Union opened the gathering urging a square Christian campaign to spread faith globally. General Secretary Adaward eS noted 9,228 new adherents in two years and hotel membership at a record high. Rev. Franca TV Clark was reelected president by acclamation.
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Tay F
Stian Endeavor
York
Militeh
Canada
Osiain
Legite
Francie Zlon
Inn Rd Ark
Rosee World
Nrisma Union
Wah Anness
al Jadinets
Adawardes
Otel
Soldier Bonus Plan Opposed by Mellon on Front Page
On the front page the debate centers on postponing a soldier cash bonus, warning it would burden the country with debt and taxes. Secretary Mellon argues delaying payments harms veterans and the public fisc, while Senator Underwood blasts the plan as camouflage for cash payments.
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Arlal
USA
Underwood
Busines
Tenants Double Up and Double Cross Landlord
Kansas City reporters cite early fall rent reductions as 15 percent or more expected. Real estate broker John A. Moore says tenants are cohabiting with other families to dodge high rents and many units remain vacant due to anticipated price drops.
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Kansas City
John A. Moore
Rieger-Moore Realty Company
Mted
Early Windmills and a Strike in Connecticut
The article outlines historical windmill methods from early Europe and notes an automation breakthrough in the 16th century. It also reports Mary Pickford’s divorce case progress in Nevada and a Connecticut strike where local carriers will return to work at 72 cents an hour pending arbitration.
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Bartform
Conn
Arthur M. Oomley Appointed Deputy Judge in Bridgeport
The article chronicles Arthur M. Comley’s education at Bridgeport High School and Yale Law School, his career start with the firm of Fatman and Cooney, and his later partnership with John Pullman. It notes his 1919 appointment as deputy judge and lists current Bridgeport court personnel, including Prosector Garlick and Earl Garlick.
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Bridgeport
Yale
Yate Law
Rtorney
B. Bearle Garlick
Wal
Bearnman
Attornay Comley
Cis
William H Comiex
Comley & Comey
John
Pullman
Fatman
Ras Hall
Vestere
Fita
William Mamter
Wi Aynex, Jr
Thanr BB. Soardman
Arthur M Conley
Earl Garrick
Vincent J. Kealine
Richs S Swain
Clarence C. Lister
Theale, Law School
Attorney Garlick
Tdepily Jasa Comiey
Kidnapping and death in Hood River standoff
In Hood River Oregon Luther Fagan who shot T. Miller and kidnapped Miller's wife and children was shot and killed by a posse after surrounding him in a thicket. The abducted boy and girl were uninjured. Fagan had escaped a penitentiary last year and was paroled earlier this year with conditions to return to Oklahoma.
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Hood River
Ore
Luther Fagan
Miller
Fagan
Oklahoma
State Allgenics Board
Moss Watkins
Education Association Holds Key Meeting In Iowa
The Education Association convened in Iowa with participants from Ply and Traenta and other groups to discuss important education issues. Miss Charl v. Williams of Memphis was nominated as president. the election was expected to be held today.
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Iowa
National Walnention Association
Tadany
Etn
Gharl v. Willams
Memphis
Tenn
Prestelert
Mystery of the Serpent Tomb Solved in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia the Serpent Tomb, a colonial cemetery landmark near the downtown area, is declared solved. The tomb bears Archibald Bulloch’s inscription and a family note from Emma Bulloch confirming the ancestor’s link to Archibald Bulloch, a Georgia statesman and great grandfather of Mittie Roosevelt Runach.
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Savannait
Colonial Cemetery
Savannah
Belielf
Strang
Porton Gwinnett Sae
Goursia
Bevinnat
Emma Bulloch
Washington
Mittie 'Runach
Theodore Roosevelt
First Female Judge in Britain to Take Seat
A London committee of judges and lawyers proposes the first woman to qualify as a British judge. Olive Catherine Clapham is named as the candidate and would become the British woman to sit on the bench, addressing concerns about women wearing wigs like male judges.
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London
Olive Catherine Clapham
Gretchen's Sher Vote In The Hague Debate
In The Hague debate Bolland notes a law allowing women to hold office while restricting their right to vote. The discussion centers on whether women should be eligible to participate in parliamentary elections and the implications for political representation.
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Gretchens Sher
the Hague
Bolland
Parliamen Néer
Women Kept Off Mrs Kaber Jury In Murder Case
The trial reveals Mrs Kaber’s jury exclusion amid allegations of theft from Mrs Matthews and a profit motive tied to an insurance policy. Cassidy and others discuss timing and alibis as Meriah McArdie, Frey, and an assassin plot unfold.
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Mrs. Kaber Jury
Meriah McArde
Frey
Shin
Cassidy
Brickel
Kader
Brickswen
Mi.arsidy
Mi McArdie
Niso
Raner
Refuses to Work but Dances Pretty in Kansas
A worn woman tells attorney Wr. Burke of the Free Legal Aid Bureau that she endures hunger and exhaustion to support her children while her husband takes their food and dowries. She seeks non support, and Burke secures a non support warrant as she describes dire straits and a brief dance interruption.
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Kansas
Wr. Burke
Free Legal Air] Bureau
Louore
USA
Irotzky Arrested Report From Paris War Dispatch
Fragmentary Paris dispatch claims Russian War Minister Leon Trotsky has been arrested or removed by Premier Nikolai Cenine amid an unconfirmed Moscow foray report. Details are unclear and unverified.
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Irotzky
Paris
Leon Total
Nickolai Cenine
L'Tnfor Iatiin
Moscow
Slan na Gael Opposes Irish Compromise in Boston
At a three day convention in Boston delegates of Slan na Gael denounced any settlement between Ireland and Great Britain that would sacrifice Ireland’s republican principles or seek to remain part of the British empire. The organization warned a England Ireland partnership would threaten American ideals and Irish nationalism.
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Boston
Uuatters
Ireland
Great Britain
Claniac
Iron Man
England
Amerea
Smuts Hopeful Of Settlement In Empire Crisis
The speaker says he is hopeful a better atmosphere can be created and that the question will be solved. He appeals for cooperation to wipe out plots against the empire and to free the Briv empire from alleged violations of fundamental fitnesses. He cites experiences in Treland as evidence of harsh but resolvable issues.
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Bette
Jeza
Treland
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