England's reply on Ruhr crisis may be delayed a week
London July 19. Curzon faces delays in drafting Britain’s reply to Germany on reparations. A cabinet council was convened to advance the plan as Curzon seeks a compromise on the Ruhr passive resistance issue. He met with Prime Minister Baldwin and consulted the German ambassador, aiming to preserve France’s position while resolving the economic questions.
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Germany
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France
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Curzon
Count de Saint
Ruhr
Lords Pass Second Reading Of Astor Liquor Bill
The House of Lords unanimously approved the second reading of Lady Astor's liquor bill after a brief debate. The measure, which had earlier passed the Commons, would prohibit selling liquor to anyone under eighteen years old.
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London
House of Lords
Lady Astor
Commons
Poisoned soup accusation shocks crowded East Side
BALdasari Moreale, a father of 11, was arrested in New York on felonious assault charges after Mrs. Marie Stanford alleged he tossed poisoned meat into her four year old son's soup to protest her Spanish nationality. The boy lay in hospital, while a court-ordered chemical analysis of meat was requested.
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Sanford
Morgan Menan
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Bath
Joseph
Moreals
Federal men probe U M C claims in brass case
Federal investigators from Washington arrive to examine Remington Arms Co claims against the government. wartime policy tied brass to government contracts and conversion charges. Remington argues refunds are due for about three quarters of a million dollars involved.
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Department of Justice of Washington
Remington Aros Company
Rabbit Maranville Fined $100 for DUI in Brookline Court
Pittsburgh shortstop Rabbit Maranville appeared in Brookline court and paid a $100 fine for operating an automobile while intoxicated on May 1. After payment he was arrested by Newton police and jailed in Newton court on a charge of refusing to stop when ordered by a traffic officer, a $2 fine. The charges stem from incidents of May 18, when Maranville was arrested in Brookline.
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Maranville
Pittsburgh
Brookline
Newton
Newton Court
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Newfield Church Holds Quarterly Meeting
The Newfield Church held its quarterly meeting last night with district superintendent Rev. W. H. Kidd in attendance. Reports were presented by Epworth League Ladies Aid missionary societies Board of Trustees and by the pastor Rev. Minor Harwood and the Sunday school superintendent.
Bible School Holds Annual Beach Picnic at Fairfield Beach
The Community Daily Vacation Bible School held an afternoon picnic at Fairfield Beach. A special bus transported attendees while games were played and supper served. Teachers listed include Miss Gracy Elliott Mrs HL Blackfiord Miss Lena C Knapp Rev William Bartlett with Miss L Tripp and Miss Libbesy assisting.
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Fairfield Beach
Gracy Elliott
Hl, Blackfiord
Lena C, Knapp
Willam Bartlett
L. Tripp
Libbesy
Writers Attend Funeral in Oberlin for Editor Siddall
Funeral services for John M. Siddall editor of the American magazine were conducted in Oberlin Ohio by Henry Churchill King president of Oberlin College and Dean Edward I Bosworth Burial occurred near the campus where Siddall studied A number of New York newspaper and magazine writers came in a special car for the services.
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John M. Siddall
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Edward I. Bosworth
Buria
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New York
Local Man Escapes Fire At Waterbury Hotel
A Waterbury hotel blaze sent flames and smoke through the Jodson hotel killing a guest and injuring several. Ortman formerly of 25 Petrie Street fled in night attire suffering minor burns but recovering. A. J. Canfield of Milwaukee resided there and later found his belongings. George Walker from Bridgeport was unlocated yesterday.
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A. J. Canfield
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Canfield
Bridgeport
George Walker
Women’s Rights at Seneca Falls 75th Anniversary Conference
In Seneca Falls on July 1 a three day conference opens to mark the 75th anniversary of the first women’s rights convention. The National Women’s party plans events highlighting movement leaders and reasserting the 1843 demand for complete equality with men. About 200 delegates are expected to attend.
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National Women's Party
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New Sees Harding as Victor in 1924 Pol ls
Indianapolis July 19 Postmaster General New Bald addressed a meeting welcoming Clyde Wald of Lagran ge and the new Republican state election. He said Harding would be the party standard bearer in the 1924 campaign and that the platform would reflect the President's record. He praised the opening of the Indiana campaign as auspicious and predicted early strength for the elephant over the jackass.
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Harry ‘. New
Clyde 4. Wald
Lagrange
Harding
New Bald
Indiana
Jaskasa
Commnion
Transients Must Pay for Camping at Fayerweather Island
P Gahan superintendent of the Board of Recreation announced camping on Fayerweather Island for more than one night requires the regular $5 season fee. He noted requests from out-of-town visitors and complaints from long campers led to a rule allowing one night for transients, with longer stays incurring the fee. The rule on wearing clothing over bathing suits while moving between the island and Seaside Park pavilion will be strictly enforced, a Park board decision from several years ago.
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P. ¥. Gahan
Board of Recreation
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Recreation Board
Gahan
Fayerweather Island
Seaside Park Pavilion
Park Board
Lipton Trophy Race Open To All Two-Masted Schooners
Gloucester Mass July 19 The Lipton trophy fishermen's race for the Gloucester terenn tenary celebration on August 27 is open to all bona fide two-masted fishing schooners worldwide under Aahermen's rules. Invitations go to Canadian maritime provinces. Race awards Lipton trophy and five cash prizes.
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Gloucester
Mass
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Whiter Clothes by New Discovery NACO Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement touts NACO as a wash addative that removes stains and whitens fabrics with minimal rubbing. It markets safety for babies and nursery items, claims deodorizing and disinfecting effects, and suggests use in general cleaning of bowls, bathtubs, and walls.
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WACO
Waslday
Local VFW Drum Corps in State Meet
The Meriden VFW drum corps plans to compete in the state meet expected to bring home several victories. Local unit is among the best in the state and aims for top honors at Meriden Saturday afternoon.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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