President Harding Addresses Lincoln University Boys
President and Mrs Harding visited Lincoln University in Lincoln University Pennsylvania traveling from Valley Forge to Washington. He lauded education for African Americans praising the institution and contrasting it with recent race disturbances. He condemned Tulsa riots and urged self improvement while noting the memorial arch for World War I Black soldiers and stressing government aid to opportunity rather than magic.
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Lincoln University
Penn
Hardiey
Valley Forge
Washington
John M. Ran- Wall
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Tulsa
Okla
God Grant
Wisig Ianeusee
Brantford
England
America
Summer School for Teachers of Americanization at Yale
The State Board of Education and evening division run a July to August Yale summer school for teachers of foreign born adults. It features courses on Americanization work, factory plant tours in New Haven, lectures, conferences with teachers and social workers, and observation of demonstration lessons. No admission fee, special certificates awarded on completion and final exam.
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Department of Americanization
State Board of Education
Yale University
New Haven
Tioms
State Board of Eduaction
Ancient Military Custom Observed on Boston Common
On Boston Common the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company marked its 23rd anniversary with a drum head election and a parade. Attending units included Governor's Footguards from Hartford and New Haven, Bristol RAEs, Worcester Continentals, Providence Artillery, Lexington Minute Men, Amoskeag Veterans, OW Guard of New York, and State Fencibles of Philadelphia. Major General Si Morrison served as guest of honor.
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Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Hartford
New Haven
Conn
Bristol, Rae
Worcester Continentals
Providence
Lexington Minute Men
Amoskeag Veterans
Manchester
OW Guard
New York
State Fencibles
Philadephia
Si Edward ‘Morison
J. O
Ottawa
Cant
Clarence IF
McKen
Angrients
Must Keep Livestock Off French Roads
Paris June 6 authorities move to protect motorists by banning sheep from public roads. The minister of public works argues highways are for transport, not livestock, noting few fences complicate enforcement across France.
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Paris
France
Newsprint Price Cut Reported by Firms
Sault Ste Marie Ont June 6 newsprint prices reduced 15 a ton to 95 FOB New York as AMVs Ltd and related firms announce lower rates. International Paper and Canadian Export raise or lower quotes to 94-110 depending on delivery terms this year.
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Sault*ste Mari
Ont
Amvs, Ltd
New York
International Paper Company
Estate Tax Deduction Allowed for Income of Estate
The Supreme Court ruled that an estate tax is an allowable deduction in computing net income of an estate. The decision, reversing a Court of Claims ruling, involved executors of the Alan H. Woodward estate in Alabama and concerned the estate's 1918 income.
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Washington
June
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Alan H. Woodward
Alabama
Pullman Shop Employes Take Strike Ballot
Chicago June 11 12 900 Pullman shop employees are taking a strike ballot announced today by Harry Smith chairman of the Pullman system. The vote is returnable next Friday.
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Pullman Shop
Chicago
Pullman
Harry Smith
Pullman System
President H Hughes sends congrats to James K Hackett
Washington June 4 The President telegraphs to the American embassy at Paris for James K Hackett at the Odeon theatre Paris where he portrays Macbeth in English. The message thanks Hackett for the honor and notes the French gesture as a compliment to the United States and hopes for future dramatic exchanges.
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Washington
Hughes
Paris
James K. Hackett
Lac Odean Theatre
Ministry of Fine Arts
Odean Theatre
Macbeth
United States
France
Court officers reappointed by judges in Superior Court
Hartford June: With two vacancies, all Superior court officers and staff were reappointed at the judges annual meeting. Edward I. Wing to become jury commissioner for Hartford county, Charlies K. Stewart named New London public defender, WW Alsop remaining Hartford county commissioner.
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Ly . Waldo Marvin
Dusped
Proposal for Neutral Arbitration on Policy Questions
Paris June 6 The reparations commission proposes to refer to a neutral arbiter questions it cannot agree on. The proposal aims to allow arbitration of procedural issues but critics say it does not cover policy questions. French critics react to the plan as a potential shift in peace theory.
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Paris
A. P
Plain Color Percale 15bc TM 36 Inch Wide
Advertises Plain Color Percale 15bc TM at 36 inch width in cheerful colors for children wear and house dresses. Highlights popular summer shades and dark tones, reg. 18 cents per yard.
Shantung Pongee on sale at 29 cents per yard
A textile advertisement highlighting Shantung Pongee at 29 cents a yard and Kig Ame mercerized fabric described as soft with a lustrous finish. Markets the fabrics as popular for children's summer dresses and men's shirts, noting typical prices around 45 cents per yard.
Embroidered Voile Dress Patterns at $495 Offer
Linen shop advertises Embroidered Voile Dress Patterns 5 yards for 495 dollars. Voile fabric is 40 inches wide in multiple colors, with plain and embroidered border options. Limited quantities, previously valued at up to 10 dollars.
Colored Organdie at 29c Yard in Summer Shades
Advertisement notes colored organdie dress material on sale at 29 cents per yard. Describes white and other summer shades, 38 inch width, strong quality, and exceptional price for this light fabric suitable for dresses. Contains no further details or names.
Summer Skirt Fabric Advertised at 25 Cents
This material, popular with women for summer skirts, features good weight and soft draping quality. It is 36 inches wide and regularly sold for 25 cents per yard.
Checked Gingham Fabric in Pink and Blue Checks
The fabric is shown in multiple pink and blue checks and described as excellent wearing material with soft quality. It comes 32 inches wide and is regularly sold for 35 cents.
New Haven Fire Engine Crashes, Damages Property
In New Haven on June 6, fire engine 3 while responding to an alarm collided with Acting Assistant Fire Chief Richard MW Dixon's vehicle. The crash crushed the chief's car, toppled a sidewalk iron fence, and felled a rouge. Only the engine driver was hurt, and his injury was slight.
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New Haven
Richard MW. Dixon
How to Rid the Arms of Objectionable Hairs
Simple ad claims a quick hair removal method using a stiff Gelatone paste and water. Apply to the hairy area for a few minutes, wash off, and supposedly all hairs vanish. Warns the treatment is safe if used carefully and avoids true delatene.
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Fairfield Ave
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Gabardine
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Bridgeport
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