Harding Urges More Religion to Reinforce Ideals
President Harding and Vice President Coolidge urged greater religion at the Sixth World’s Christian Endeavor convention in New York. They said the movement strengthens common brotherhood and offers moral motive to solve world conditions. Commissioner Wallis urged humane treatment and education for immigrants, calling for concerted care by the Endeavor.
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New York
Harding
Coolidge
Sixth ‘World's Christian Endeavor Convention
Christian Endeavor Organization
Sf Immigration
Frederick A. Wallis
French Hostelleries Gouge Americans Over Rates
Auto club delegate Cortlandt Bishop urged the French government to curb hotel charges that burden American visitors. He cited Deauville Normancontinental and Evian Royal hotels demanding full season rates for short stays, warning that many Americans will skip France unless prices fall and calling it killing the Golden Goose. Bishop plans to travel via the Bernard Pass into Switzerland after a long effort to halt gouging.
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F. Bertelli
Paris
Auto Club
France
Bodminimum
Corlandt Bishop
Bishop
Normandy
Deauville
Ttsg
Royal Hotel
Evian
Switzerland
Bernard Pass
Alps
Bridgeport Manufacturers to Join Chamber July Outing
The Chamber of Commerce plans a July 26 outing at Pleasure Beach with the Manufacturers' association of Bridgeport joining to create a gala day for better business. Prominent local businesses and civic groups will participate, with Geo S. Troxell named chair of a general committee forming subcommittees to handle details. Beach management supports the effort to make Bridgeport the host for future similar events.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pleasure Beach
Chamber
Manufacturers’ Association of Bridgeport
New Haven
Bridgeport
Manufacturers’ Association
Geo .S. Troxell
American Prank Brings Him Before Paris Police Court
Sigourney Thayer nephew of Mrs. Van Rensselaer Thayer faced charges of wilfully endangering many lives and causing damage when a telephone wire drum rolled from a Montmartre hill cafe injuring a waiter. He promised to pay damages and never repeat the act after release by the police court. Family has compensated the injured waiter and cafe owner.
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C. F. Berthini
Paris
Sigourney Thayer
van Rensselaer Thayer
France
Montmartre
Thayer
Burgundy
Tax ruling bars deduction for horse racing losses
Albany July 3 The appellate division of the Supreme court ruled losses from horse race betting cannot be deducted from New York state income tax. The decision affirmed the state comptroller in denying a $5000 deduction claimed by Gustave Konigswald of New York who reported losses on horse races. He argued the losses were deductible as for profit but not connected with his trade or business.
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Albany
Appelate Division
Supreme Court
New York State
Gustave Konigswald
New York
Konigswald
Ice Cream Deemed Life’s Necessity by Boston Action
Boston July move to classify ice cream as a necessity prompts price investigation. Representative Paul H. Hines filed with the state commission urging inquiry into allegedly exorbitant local prices, citing a Chicago price cut as precedent.
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Boston
Paul H. Hines
MI6
Chicago
Australian to Try Cross Pacific Flight
Australian aviator Lieut P J Parer announced plans for a Pacific crossing from Australia to the United States. He previously flew from England to Sydney and would navigate a landless stretch of the ocean on the American side after threading a chain of islands two thirds across.
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Sydney
B.S. W
Pacific Ocean
P. J. Parer
Ingland
Australia
Jewelers staged hold up claim shocks New York
Police say William Snyder, a manufacturing jeweler, staged a $28,000 diamond robbery at his plant three weeks earlier. He allegedly confessed to orchestrating the crime and harming himself to support the tale of an attack by bandits. In Bethel, George G. Durant, a retired hat maker and former town representative, died at 79 after long service.
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New York
William Snyder
Snyder
Bethel
George G. Durant
Colorful swimwear glows with comfort and ease for women
Bright worsted bathing suits promise freedom and double enjoyment in the water. They are cut scientifically for comfortable swimming and feature fashionable color touches that glow and sparkle, selling for $7.50.
Swimming Suits For Men And Boys In Blue Trunks
Lifeguard swimming suits blue trunks with white jersey, both of pure worsted. Trunks made with belt loops. Greatest favorite of season among men and boys. Men's 4.75 and 5.50 dollars, boys 3.50 dollars. White canvas belts 19 cents.
Fall fashion tips for tailored summer suits
The piece praises breathable, tailored suits in Breezeweave and Palm Beach fabrics, noting light shades and varied colors. It highlights single or double breasted coats, value pricing at 15 to 17.50 dollars, and two-pair trouser sets, emphasizing comfort and durable construction.
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Palm Beach
Men’s Low Shoes Sale At Great Value
Men's snappy low shoes in brown and black kid and calf options. Styles include blucher oxfords and ball strap designs with English last. Mahogany calf and black finishes offered at quick sell prices aboard main floor rear display.
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Oxford
Tennis balls and Victrola sale on fourth floor
Practice tennis balls at 45c and Wright & Ditson championship balls offer life and bounce. Also advertised is a handsome Victrola No. 6 table cabinet with a thick mahogany finish that plays all Victor records with power and tone on the fourth floor.
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Wright & Ditson
Victor
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