Bulgaria vows peace and rise after loss in Dobrudja and Thrace
Sofia reports Premier Stambulinsky telling AP that Bulgaria will maintain order despite losing Dobrudja and Thrace under the peace treaty. He pledges stoic endurance, internal reconstruction, and justice for wartime sacrifices while seeking harmony with Greece Serbia and Romania amid disputed borders and criticism of Wilsonian principles.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Dobrudja
Thrace
Alexander Stambulinsky
Associated Press
America
Trists
Greece
Serbia
Rumania
Venizelos
Aegean
Romania
M. Stambulinsky
Wilson
Paris Papers Comment on Harding Nomination
Paris and London newspapers react to Warren G Harding as the Republican nominee. Editors praise party organization despite limited appeal to voters and note his ties to Myron Herrick. Some papers foresee Democratic advantage or Hoover as an alternate candidate in a shifting national scene.
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Paris
Harding
Volidge
Decldres Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Senate
Journal
Hiram Johnson
France
Myron T. Herrick
U. S
London
Warren G. Harding
The
Times
Chicago
Daily News
Herbert Hoover
Regeneration and hope amid wartime burdens
Mr. Stambul Sky expresses optimism despite Allied pressures, asserting that Wilson's principles are spreading worldwide. He predicts a popular movement will push for revision of the peace treaty, noting growing dissatisfaction even in Allied nations.
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Mr. Stambul ¥Sky
Wilson
Bank of England to be rebuilt after wartime need
London June 11. The Bank of England will be rebuilt replacing the old black Threadneedle Street structure. Six outside branches have been opened since the war to house clerks and new departments, as the bank grows beyond its 1691 origins and 18th century facade.
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London
Bank of England
Old Lady of Threadneedle - Street
Europe
Empire
World Training Center
Lord George Gordon
London Tower
Furnished room ad amid Crimson Gulch lynching mix up
A quirky ad mentions a furnished room with park views but the dialogue turns to Crimson Gulch lynching. Three-Finger Sam insists they can’t lynch the wrong man there and notes they already got Pete Plute, just ahead of his turn.
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Crimson Gulch
Three
Sam
Plute
Pete
TIPS ARE GREAT EVIL CLAIMS SHAPE SCOUT POLICY
A Washington DC based campaign for better business morals within the Boy Scouts of America features statements from Colin H. Livingstone and honorary leaders President Wilson and William H Taft. The letter criticizes tipping and gratuities as undermining character and notes discussions of an eight hour schedule and Cuba sugar pricing as contextual digressions.
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Wilson
Boy Scouts of America
William H. Taft
Colin H. Livingstone
Washington, D. C
Ingstone
Gold Brick Tax Bill Sparks Heated House Debate
Washington DC June 14 Republicans control the House claims Rainey as ranking Democrat charges Democrats were excluded from bill framing. He says debate was limited to minutes, calling the bill a gold brick. He criticizes cash option pensions and argues soldiers deserve better.
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Washington, D. C
House
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Ways and Means
Rainey
Representative Rainey
Kitchin
Senate
Polish Liberty Loan Drive gains momentum in New England
More than fifty Massachusetts meetings carried a personal message from Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby supporting the 50 million Polish Liberty Loan. The ad pledges U S sympathy and material aid for Poland to reestablish industries and join producing nations, hoping for enduring U S Poland friendship.
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New England
Bainbridge Colby
United States
Poland
New Republic
No Indication of a Permanent Business Slump
The text argues against a lasting downturn, noting no overproduction and ongoing orders though deliveries lag. It contrasts past depressions driven by idle workers and subsistence living with current conditions where many saved during high wages, supporting a more solid prosperity base and Fed Reserve confidence, despite lingering consumer risk.
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Federal Reserve System
Obituary of Sarah Amos Eyre Wife of William Fyre
Sarah Amos Eyre died Friday night at home 1417 Stratford Avenue. Survived by husband William Henry Fyre two sons William H and Arthur four daughters Mrs Robert H Spencer Mrs Frank Dusty Nellie and Mrs Hugh Hunter nine grandchildren. Member of St Luke's Church and well known in the East End. Advertise in The Times.
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Sarah Amos Eyre
Sarah Amos
William Henry Fyre
Stratford Avenue
William H
Arthur
Robert H. Spencer
Frank Dusty
Nellie
Hugh Hunter
St. Luke's Church
East End
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