Ship of state must be governed by honest leaders says Gary
Robert H. Gary of U S Steel addressed the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting urging the nation to trust the ship of state to a president who is able, wise, honest, and impartial. He framed the leader as a captain guiding through unrest and defending constitutional law, stressing duty of employers, workers, and the public to sustain stability and freedom.
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Ragged Sale List of White Shirt Waists and Coats
A fragmented OCR listing shows numerous white shirt waists in silk georgette crepe and lingerie styles with prices from 1.50 to 6.50, plus wool sweaters, rain coats, leatherette coats, and children's capes. Entries include various fabric types and discount prices, reflecting a department store display worn by era shoppers.
Dr True Elixir Promises Cure For Worms And Toxins
A Massachussets resident extols Dr True and Co Elixir claiming it cleanses poisons from the system and cures worm symptoms. The ad-like testimonial lists worm indicators such as swollen腹, sour stomach, offensive breath, dull eyes, and itching. It asserts thousands benefited over years and urges readers to consult physicians.
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Navy reform plan pressed before Senate naval committee
Admiral Sims urged legislation to reorganize the navy department and create a civilian secretary’s advisory body. He testified against Secretary Daniels, rebutting wartime criticisms and accusing Daniels of misinterpreting his stance while defending the navy’s wartime performance. He also objected to remarks about allied wartime services.
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Wilson endorses Virginia platform in League of Nations stance
President backs Virginia Democratic platform drafted by Senator Glass praising Woodrow Wilson for steadfast support of the Versailles covenant. The platform condemns Republican reservations as undermining peace and reconstruction aims, aligning with the president on League peace efforts.
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No Half Vote Delegates To Sit In Convention
Chicago 28 There will be no oversized obligations on the temperary roll of the Republican national convention meeting to Clarence B. ching secretary at une ittee who Republican zonal comm arrived here today. The call for the convention specified the exact number of delegates each state was entitled. Miller explained. Despite this, a number of states have selected more delegates than their quotas called for. The rule of the national committee provides that such cases shall automatically be dismissed as contents, but the committee hopes each oversized delegation will shrink to the proper before the convention. If not, there will be nothing for the committee to do but reduce these delegations itself.
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Lynge Named Engineer for Remington Plant Opening
Lynge son of Mrs. Earl Huge Lynge is named engineer for the Remington plant opening in Willport with Joseph P. Catlin of General Electric. Lynge, a Bridgeport High School and Yale College graduate, has worked for GE since graduation.
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Memorial Exercises at Milford Central School
Milford May 28 A memorial service was held yesterday at Milford Central School. Nathan Stowe Civil War veteran gave a short address. The hall was decorated and a large audience was entertained.
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Restaurant Keeper Indicted For Prohibition Violation
A Federal grand jury indicted Thomas Benny, restaurant proprietor, for violating the national prohibition act. The charge states whiskey conditioning above one half of one percent alcohol was set in his establishment, labeled in the indictment as a common nuisance.
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Bank robber Charles Goodwin in custody for Maine trial
Charles Goodwin confessed robber of a Mount Desert Island bank was taken into custody yesterday by Special Agent Freud Tsabox of the Maine attorney general's office. He will be transported to Maine for trial. Also: a dispatch from Constantinople reports Bolshevik uprisings continuing with a royal Armenian army in control of Androps.
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