Allies Plan to Abandon Batoum in Trans-Caucasia
New York news agency reports that Allies intend to evacuate Batoum in Trans-Caucasia within a month. British forces are to remain as the sole Allied presence. Earlier plans were to stay longer, with troops rotating from Baku and Persia, but evacuation delays and a revived British military government followed.
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New York
Jeane
Batoum
trans-Caucasia
Sieliet
Eble Messize Deck
Bateum
Areda
Milne
French actress Madarme Rejene dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of famed French actress Madarme Rejene from pneumonia. She was 63 and had a 45 year stage career. She received the Legion of Honor last February. the news notes the award and her prominent standing in French theater.
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Paris
Madarme Rejene
Pneumonie 3
Mme. Rejane
Legion of Honor
Pinalez Surrenders to General Calles in Tamaulipas
Manner of surrender reported from Mberico City as General Manuel Pinalez transfers allegiance to General P. Elas Calles minister of war and vows to follow his orders. El Demestats notes foreign appointments and legal changes amid the chaos.
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Mberico City
Manuel Pinalez
Tamaulipas
Litvinoff Hears from Trotzky and Lenine
Coppeniagen, June 14. Masisa Litvinoff, assistant chancellor for foreign affairs in the Russian government, today receives telegrams from Leon Trotsky and Nikolai Lenin. Rumors from Tokyo claim Trotsky was murdered and Lenin fled Moscow as of yesterday.
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Coppneiagen
Masisa Litvinoff
Chuonissr
Miss Rose Frank Weds in Quiet Home Ceremony
A June wedding at 295 East Main Street joined Miss Rose Beatrice Frank and Mr Reinstein. The bride wore white organdie with Chantilly lace and illusion veil. Gormstein was maid of honor in pink, Lotis Dorkin best man, reception hosted for over fifty guests. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Catskills and will live at 10 Parrott Avenue after return. Mrs Reinstein, Bridgeport High School graduate, worked at the Ordnance department. Mr Reinstein runs a business and is active in fraternal circles.
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Air
Manomk
East Main Street
Weinstain ii
Marit
Rose Beatrice Frank
AM Reinstein
Mgr
Jemmaan Reinstein
Shower Ibouquet
Gormstein
Mateh
Lotis Dorkin
Parrott Avenue
Reinstein
Bridgeport High School
Ordnance Department
Lerric
Cirelea
Harding foe or friend cited in Mexico City dinner
Adofo DeLa Huerta provisional president of Mexico called Warren G. Harding a goat friend of Mexico during a dinner with newspaper men in Mexico City on June 15. The remark links Harding to presidential prospects in the United States amid diplomatic discourse.
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Mexico City
Adofo DeLa Huerta
Warren G. Harding
United States
Mexico
Soviet to Renounce Debts Up to 1917
London reports that Soviet Russia will not recognize debts contracted before November 1917 and would seek offsets if compelled to pay. Krassin signaled insistence on 1915 Constantinople convention and potential claims against imperial debt. Paris conference delegates plan to require former states to honor imperial era obligations before resuming trade.
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London
Russia
the Times
Gregory Krassin
Jrassin
Constantinople
Krissin
Sudden death shock hits burlesque aficionada
Augus t Moen aged 65 died suddenly in the city. He was noted for his interest in burlesque houses in the United States and Canada. The report appears among a string of dated items from various cities including Hartford Stamford New Brunswick and London with notes on arrests decrees dredging and reparations.
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Paladelpela
Agustus Moen
Nate
Canada
New
Britain
Suite Park Commission
Tayliss Ly Cungiet
Stamford
Artheruss
New York State
King's Park
Lone Island
Hoover
Brunswick
N. J
Ebrbert ‘Hoover
Rutgers College
New Case of Plague Triggers Rat Control Drive
In Pensacola Florida on June 14 authorities reported a second case of bubonic plague as residents and city workers intensified rat extermination in the affected district. Oscar Green, a Black wagon driver, was highlighted as having worked in the area linked to the outbreak.
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A . Fensacola
Fla
Oscar Green
Negrasse
Agree to Modify Turkish Peace Treaty Gains Attention
London correspondent reports confirmation of talks on modifying the Turkish peace treaty as France shows armistice progress in Asia Minor and Western powers discuss relations with the Ottoman leadership. in Washington, a turtle claim recalls a boy’s initials carved years ago by Ivan Hutson.
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Aris
Tuna Lii
London
Tearps
Sems Pasha
England
Washington
Ivan Hutson
Younx
Polish Loan Drive Extended to July 5
OSPON June 15 announcement says the Polish government loan drive for 60 million dollars has been extended from tonight to July 5. The change follows numerous requests from local committees nationwide at a large Polish party mass meeting at Frnk Union Hall in Boston under the auspices of the People's Union.
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Frank Union Hall
Boston
The
People's Union
Read on Dining Room Furniture in Adams catalog
The piece describes an American Walnut dining set with dark Chromwald finish and eighteenth century styling. Includes long octagon table, burl walnut panels on the buffet and china cabinet, serving table with paneling, six chairs with tapestry upholstery, and a versatile armchair. Ten pieces priced. transport delays noted as the department recovers.
Furniture Sale on Third Floor Living Room Sets
Overstock on the third floor reduces prices on several three piece living room sets. Aimed at clearing upholstery stock, shoppers can secure bargains now while quantities last.
Printzess Jersey Suits Offered At Half Price
Jersey suits direct from factory in four colors prove tempting as season runs late. Stock priced under half normal, enabling savings for buyers. Also offered are wedding keepsakes and silver plated items such as candlesticks, relish trays, cracker trays, lemon dishes, flatware, and bread knives from small to mid range prices.
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Jersey
Copenhagen
Oxford
Sheffield
Convenience items and books advertised in a 1920s catalog
A catalog list offers pineapple eye remover at 35 cents, a Ladder Chair in two sizes for 3.00 and 3.50, a Ladder Stool at 2.00, Library Steps at 5.00, and Cat's Claw Brush Cleaners at 15 cents. Also priced are several books including Presenting Jane McRae, The River Prophet, Wine O Winds, Penitentiary Post, and The Greater Punishment, with prices ranging from 1.50 to 1.75. Main floor Read Co is noted.
Vador Porch Shades Arrive For Porch Comfort
Popular porch shade with ventilator adjustment top keeps air flowing and drafts away. Available in several widths and drops with prices ranging from 3.40 to 13.50. Located on the fourth floor.
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