North American Newspaper Alliance forms with 63 members
The Alliance mutual organization for large city publishers elected Lorring Pickering of the San Francisco Bulletin as vice president and Ralph Pulitzer of the New York World as secretary treasurer at its organizational meeting. It will recruit associate publishers, start within two months, and begin functioning in six to eight weeks with a five member executive committee and a fifteen member board of directors drawn from diverse regional divisions.
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Al-lanco
Lorring Pickering
San Francisco Bulletin
Ralph Pulliger
Sewark ‘World
G Mutual
United States
Canada
Ax Associates
Berin
Associated Presa
Ralph Pulitzer
New York World
KE. A. Grosier
Boston Post
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
Paul Patterson
Baltimore Sun
Joseph E. Atkinson
Toronto Star
A. Grozier
Harry Chandler
Los Angetes Times
Edgar B. Piper
Portland Oregonian
Clark Howell, Jr
Atlanta Constitution
Arthur Brosk
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
D. D. Moore
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis News
George GE. Mui
Promotion of Lt Colonel Major Deferred by Senate Panel
Washington reports the Senate Military Affairs Committee agreed to indefinitely delay action on the nomination of Lieutenant Colonel Duncan ik to colonel after New England Division protests. With army vacancies reduced by a recent bill, the confirmation awaits a suitable vacancy and the panel did not decide whether to recommend confirmation.
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Washington
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Duncan Ik
New England
Senate
Y M C A BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR
H Almon Chaffee was re elected president of the Y M C A at a banquet yesterday. The resignation of J Garfield King was accepted. Hing was appointed general secretary at Greenwich and will assume duties July 1. Officers for the year: H Aimon Chacee president H H Read R J Eames vice presidents Howard Speer treasurer W Gerald Tin e burgh secretary R D Goddarmawy
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Almon Chaffee
Vom
J. Garfield King
Pound
Hing
Greenwich
H. Aimon Chacee
H. H.read
iFife and Drum Corps Parade Report
iFife and Drum Corps parade today under city auspices. Seventh annual field day and dance at the Twelfth District Republican Hall tonight. Participants include dunam corps from other cities marching through the city center followed by an individual drumming contest featuring Frank Fancher of Willimantic, champion snare drummer.
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Absplera
Buple
Dunam Corps
Frank Fancher
Willimantic
Inge
Fragmentary byline names in a newspaper ledger
The readable fragments list editors and bylines including Detroit News Ralph B. Stout Kansas City Star Canadian division Joseph E Atkins Toronto Star and others. A partial roster of correspondents appears with Vict or Lawson Chicago Daily News and Traul Paterson Baltimore Sun.
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Ler
Detroit News
Ralph B. Stout
Kansas City Ster
Joseph E. Atkins
Toronto Star
Victor ¥. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Traul Paterson
Baltimore Sun
Bonus Opponents Reassured By Harding Prestige
Washington dispatch reports President Harding’s stance on the bonus issue continues to influence Senate leaders. Supporters must rally to pass the bill despite a looming veto, with the White House seeking a sales tax condition before endorsement.
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Harding
David Lawrence
Washington
Senate
Capitol Hilwig
James Watson
Indiana
Congress
Watson
Hurling
Tauvorg
Building Permits List Shows New Two Family Homes
Building Inspector lists permits for two new two family frame houses at 189-191 Harlem Avenue and 181-183 Harlem Avenue with owners William Winter. Other permits include garages, porches, bath remodels, and alterations on Central Avenue Barnum Avenue Seeley avenues Laurel Avenue Nichola Street Lenox Avenue and Slate Street among entries. Total construction value reported at 17,400 dollars.
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Central Avenue
Hickey
Harlem Avenue
William Winter
Prank Patrello
Barnum Avenue
Joxepl FF
Wasco
Seeley Avenues
Seeleyy
Lenox Avenue
Rock
City View Avenue
H. B. Gatley
Harlem v
Avenue
Trade data accuracy blamed on shippers
Washington reports that accurate foreign trade statistics are being jeopardized by careless shipper preparation of export declarations. Commerce Department urges tighter paperwork, warning that timely figures depend on shippers' personal cooperation and proper handling, not delegated to unsuitable staff.
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Washington
Commerce’ Department
Diplomas Awarded as Paquot School Closes
Southport June 238 Pequot school closed for admiral vacation due to teacher shortage. Diplomas were awarded to Elizabeth Bae sus, Gladye Dwn ton, Nellie Garavalo, Joanne Latin, Anna Matis, Ethel Mills, Ann Trune jow, Robert Gilmore, Stanislaus Lea hy, Michael Matis, Joseph Bleasom, Carl Nelson, Albert Sarra, Phen Short and Agrian Smith. Also notes social visits, Girl Scouts meeting, hospital update on Mildred Merwin, and Sherman school campus summer closure with kitchen treats.
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Southport
Peauot
Elizabeth Bae
Sus
Gladye Dwnton
Nellie Garavalo
Joanne Latin
Anna Matis
Ethel Mills
Ann Trunejow
Robert Gilmore
Stanislaus ‘Leahy
Michael Matis
Joseph Bleasom
Carl Nelson
Albert Sarra
Phen
Short
Agrian Smith
Robert Wonrrath
Misa Mildred Merwin
Greenfluid Hill
Columbus Hospital
Bridgeport
Christian
JA Pady
Teaensers
Florence ‘Burr
Vakfield Memorial
Tored
New London
Yale-Harvard the Sherman School
Iday
Henry 2Err
Ble Note
Handsome Peer to Wed American Widow Prompts Bright Press
London reports the Marquis of Plenty plans to marry an American widow, drawing vast publicity. He is described as the handsomest peer, with centuries of title, and a life of ceremonial posts. At 76, he walks 14 miles daily, supported by a line of ancestral military exploits and noble lineage.
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London
Associated
Scotland
Mopes
Ehraniner
Nastor
Eir Adam Gordon
Homs
Hlodden Wield
Cuticura Heals Child Facing Eczema After Fire Reddened Skin
Mrs William Bontell of Trenton reports her daughter suffered burning itching eczema that disfigured the face and caused sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, condition improved, and within two months the child was completely healed. Sample offers and related products advertised.
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William Bontell
Lamberton St
Trenton
M. J
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