Oklahoma Man Elected Head of Rotarians
Oklahoma man Lucien Mary elected president of the Motus 1 urlern etronis at the convention here. Next year’s convention site to be decided. posts for vice presidents to be elected. Names such as Chesley Fo and D Vass Ort are mentioned as candidates with others uncertain. A vote is expected tomorrow.
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Marceay
Mercy Recommended in Matricide Verdict
Verdict of guilty with a recommendation for mercy was returned by the court in Gary. The defendant, accused of murdering his mother on February 18, faced two prior trials and had been indicted for the murder of his father. The record notes the defendant’s sisters and other related details.
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Gary
Ma Rowe
Ex mayor witness testimony grids Supreme Court session
Ex mayor and justice of the Supreme Court figures testified during a short calendar session. The proceedings featured statements by defense and prosecution as officers of the court observed.
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Supreme Court
Canada Postal Service Hits by Mail Strike
Broad Canada wide postal strike disrupts service as Federation of Postal Employees and government negotiate. Ontario and Quebec see hardest impact with post offices tied up and letter delivery delayed. talks continue as workers press for favorable terms while the government signals stance.
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Beng
Mewunel
Mersuinien
Elurks
Hamilton
Oltan
Quebec
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Bonus application blanks arriving Monday in city
Announcement from Washington states veterans in Bowman Will Disabl d Velerins Association and the Cross Bureau will provide bonus application blanks at multiple city points for veterans. Fingerprinting for applications will be offered by Bridgeport Post and Bridge Telegram. About six million blanks distributed nationwide with completion by June 28.
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Bridgepol Telegram
Stamford Court Upheld by Acting Judge Ives in Case
Stamford court upholds decision in a suit brought by Rancanisily of Stamford against Alfred and Cassero Ca. Judge J Voss Ives presided in the Court of Common Press. The note involved $406.99 and related sums. Cassero was not joined by her husband. The court ruled the debt was extinguished and the couple now live apart.
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General Alvardo Slain in Row Says Report
A chaotic report claims General Alvardo was killed in a row as government forces moved swiftly. The event follows turmoil across the region with several officials surrendering after clashes.
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Japanese Ordered to Leave Town in Disruptive Incident
A chaotic scene led to Japanese residents being ordered to depart a California town after a confrontation. Reports describe a crowd gathering near Whitter with tensions high as authorities moved to remove those involved and restore calm.
Waterways survey laid before Coolidge
A 1920s Washington report describes the waterways survey presented to President Coolidge, with testimony from officials including secretary Thoryer Ma Thoever and the chair of the commission. The document outlines the preliminary phase, aims to incorporate a canal plan and related projects for federal action.
Special humanitarian commission reviews Russian citizen losses
The council of the prefects commission has set up a special commission attached to foreign offices to examine and audit the sums of Russian citizens who suffered individually through property damage or loss ranging between 14916 and 19.1, aiming to assess compensation and greater provision.
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Lawyers Quit as Husband's Counsel Court Told
Thouse Atthu Bullaworth of Hhig oily ignored a superior court order and refused to permit his former wife Nas Neia Bullaworth to have custody of their three children. Judge Banks noted the dispute and approved a modification directing custody to Mrs Butweetworth, citing ongoing marital tensions and previous arrangements.
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Selema
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Banks
Illness May Keep Reed From Convention
Kansas City June 20 Senator James 4 Theed of Missouri has been ill here for several days, attending physicians say he is suffering from whitwits, an inflammation of the joints. Doctors capress ed that his condition would permit him to attend the Democratic convention.
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Kingston Riot Participants Sentenced in Jamaica Strike
Twenty eight participants in a recent strike in Kingston Jamaica were sentenced to twelve months imprisonment each. Police and municipal buildings were damaged during the unrest.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Bankrupt Proposes 30 Percent to Creditors
A bankruptcy case from Stamford Ct discusses a preliminary plan offering 30 percent to creditors. John Sehwimme and Butler and Company appear in the proceedings. Trustee Stubbs is appointed with a $2000 bond, and a preliminary dividend of 10 percent was offered in the case of David Ho Blackman of Stamford.
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Morse s Sons Fight for Liberty Set Back
New York June 20 The high of Jiory and Tenjanin Walost son of Charles Wo Moise to wy fired on charges here by the federal government of using the mais det and this received a mother set Gath lcdial Tidge Winslow yesterday: dimiss d the habeas corpus yo crrdnigs thonalt in then behalf tht fay urest while om boar 1 2mn bowid for Washington to b iid on hopes of defrauding th federal government wis allegal be cause they were on then way to 4p pra. before another court.
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Jiory
Tenjanin
Charles Wo Moise
May Win Ribbons at International Horse Show
The American team improved their chance of earning blue ribbons as the international horse show opens today in the Olympic arena. Strong preliminaries show 9% better performance by the horses during yesterday’s practice.
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