Briand Seeks French Cabinet Amid Finance Crisis
Observers in political circles report Briand pressing to form a stable ministry after Herriot’s defeat. Poincare may again be offered the finance portfolio as Briand consults experts on restoring France’s stock and easing the financial crisis while courting a coalition with moderates.
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Poincare
M. Belandin
M. Herriot
Peths Republic
Briand
Merring
Jie
Robinent
Arnat
France
Felme
Ti Fe
Ueland
Fehep
Mannie
Polacare
Eal Alea
Nears
Caltiaux
Clone Desrrers
Fat
Yukanowaki
de M. de Montipo
Paine
Meuse Valley
Driand
Mina' Sdod
M. Callaux
Poincara
Poincars Aimeilf
Callous
Pramiar
Driani
Sarione Caliaux
Prance
Jory
Legislators Oppose Extra Session in Telegram Poll
A telegram poll from The Gazette telegraph line shows several lawmakers from Grant County and the 14th Senatorial District opposing or signaling conditional support for an extra session on water parent registration. Senator Cannon and others note views align with majority sentiment. most replies favor delaying action unless the majority approves.
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Gan Aelie
Texlelotare
T. J. Greve
Kouns
Grant County
Veterevorg
Ariston
Srunator Groue
Nat Rientian
Erandon
W. Wi. Cannon
Tore Rirqué
Sigmature
Texialatora
Gove Erusr Gore
Campaign to Raise Ballot Value Across Nation
The American Legion and federation plan a nationwide campaign to boost voter turnout. Leader John Mammoand cites corrupt primarys and wartime graft as reasons for civic duty. A nonpartisan committee will study direct primaries while 200 national organizations join the effort with 2,000 meetings planned nationwide for September 31. The drive also targets 3,000,000 students and 1,900,000 youth groups to promote responsible voting.
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American Legion
Nationall Civic Organizations
NEW Torw
American Legion Endance Federation
Campaien
John Maya Mammoand
Chatroon
Department On
Natinnal Elvic Federation
Pennsylvania
Chicako
New York City
Pha
Cerima
Iia
Cnmmiliter
Eyatam
Hanmendrald
Blaze Man
Berlin report shows progress of Dawes Plan
Berlin dispatch portrays gradual German industry revival under the Dawes Plan. Allies especially France buy German machinery for reparations, shifting to long term stability. Gilbert notes reductions in unemployment despite winter production declines, while Britain doubts strikes signal real recovery.
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Berlin
DAWES
Santern
Fisie
Avery
Kroon
Giltere
Germany
Maeleh
Wibert
Bruce
Gervius
Gibert Adda
Gota
Mighty Catholic Opening Draws Global Church Leaders
Chicago hosts the opening of a major international Catholic gathering with Cardinal dionzand and many archbishops from Europe and the Americas attending. A royal procession and cathedral ceremony drew tens of thousands as police guarded the event and crowds filled the streets surrounding the Holy City landmark.
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Damon Wanyon
Universal Service
Chicago
Umier
Ute
Priuy
Viaty Nana
Muld
Millirab
Golaver
Milton
Sivla
Utsta
Aauren
Tinea
Bellerary Gul Oyer
Walla
Quigley Mee Nord Seminary
Cathedral of the Aolyte
Johin Cardinal
Dionzand
Tita Hullets
Pia XL
Paw
Lonzano
Italy
Smiling O'Donnell
UN Kaulkuber
Gare Many
Doughert
Philadelphia
Pid
Austring
Czernach
Voluna
O'Connell
Aston
Pireste
Degrace
Folkcemen
Clemry
Cathy
Courre
O& Beck
Onsale
Sermon on Temperance At St Johns Church
The article reports Reverend Gass at St John’s Episcopal Church condemning public intemperance and lack of self control in a Sunday sermon. He links prohibition rhetoric to moral duty, criticizes parents for enabling unsupervised youth, and laments evolving views on gambling adultery and social conduct while arguing for clear moral judgment.
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Dr. Gass
St. John’s Church
Joe W. Navage
Ary Onance
United
Staten
Stev
Jane Gawain
Goss
Thaverend Gass
Tha
Ferhperance
Jude
Felix Tremblec
Paul
Wellx
St. Paul
St. Paul's
St. Pauls
Felix
Gara
Christ
Will Quit America For British Title
Will Benny Wallop plans to renounce American citizenship and seek British title while returning from Helgenland to the United States. He has sworn to remain American to his family, yet seeks to join English society after five years of residence and reviews his status. He served in the Wromming feebintare from HHO to Wt and now pursues naturalization.
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Dome
Oliver Benny Wallop
Unitert Mtatenna Ranch
Helgenland
Tod
Eller
Reptinber
Torino
England
Walley
Yale Head Raps Modern Ideas at Baccalaureate
Yale University President Dr. James Rowland Angell warned at the baccalaureate reunion that modern ideas threaten American ideals. He cited the pornographic press and sensational cinema as corrupting influences and argued democracy faces a flood of revolutionary sentiment both at home and abroad.
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Nhw Haven
Conn
Iames Rowland Angell
Yale University
United States
Fim
Dr. Angell
Pornyxranhio Press
Angell
Mary Parta
Europa
Fatal duel ends in triple killing druing feud
June Williamson district reports a fatal sequence after a dispute over a woman led to a triple killing near Tndees, Wy nn. Victims Captain OR Drackus, Iain Roberts, George Tardin, Melb Sannoti, and Totinesnoo Carter are linked to a drinking incident. Officers say the fight began with a shooting and a later duel near the Norfolk and Western Railway line, about twenty miles above Mingo county. Authorities described the deaths as connected and no further trouble expected.
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Afatr
Ano
Havini
Mingo
Brockus
Bansan
Hardin
Sanson
Sioberta
Hans Aon
Tennate Carter
Roberta
Bath
Local meeting draws comments on safety and rumors
A report from a Birmingham wire despatch notes Oller Tubiwin addressing a crowd at a town meeting. He defends statements about alleged dangers and urges listening to authorities while denying any intent to cause alarm. The account highlights tension over rumored threats and public reaction.
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Loni
Pein Minmer
Oller Tubiwin
Wieringhaw
Congress Heads Balk June End
Washington June 20 Plans of leaders to adjourn Congress on June 26 will meet opposition in both House and Senate groups regarding farm restoration and waterways before the final gavel. Maddens and others press for a quick adjournment while resisting to delay key measures.
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House
Senate
Washington
Congress
Nowee
Senaterom
Barbara B
Cheleman Madden
Jon
Snell
Commerce Committee
Chaioman Junen le
Te Aples Jon
Xeaston
Eye Witness to Sylvia Gaines Murder Recounted in Seattle
The Seattle police received the tale of Tyrgau Brady, a University of Washington student, who said he heard and observed events surrounding the brutal killing of 23 year old Sylvia Gaines, a Massachusetts native and Amherst graduate visiting her father. Brady named a man who fled, and police questioned Gaines’ father Robert and others while examining motives amid a growing investigation.
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Sylvia Gaines
University of Washington
Smith College
Misa Gaines
Massachusetts
Green Lake
Brady
Bolles
Phils
Annie
Allan
Obert Gilnes
W. A. Gaines
King County
Ynelo
Stubert
Ewing Colvin
Gaines
California
Girs
Lynnfeld
Moan
Edward Distwe
Lverett
Wash
Ree
Riots highlight German vote on royal estates
Berlin reports indicate clashes across the nation as the vote on confiscating the 600 million property of former German rulers drew strong but uneven turnout. Violence is alleged in Ammendorf and other cities with deaths and injuries amid partisan battles between communists and fascists.
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Berlin
Numnernus Dlnabrith
Atrike
Polla Todey
Kataat
Germany
Mohenzollerna
Ammendorft
Ren Porter
Helghburah
Merlin
Cologne
Mtahle
Luckers
Mronq
Reichstanner
Madgenburs
Aiden
Berlina
Fay
Atay
Postdam
Abhout
Democratic Montag Morgena
Balnet
Baden
Mannheim
Koenlgabers
Munich
Hanover
TresideAt Hindenbute
Dusanidurt
Dulebere
Rasen
Ure
Uslaenkirchen
Leibsig
Oberhausen
Tiuler
Fikurea
Hames
From Our Olcott and the Wider Flock On The Road
Fragmented Olcott notes describe Tra McQueen and followers rolling along the road. Apparent tension with a widow and electioneers, scattered actions, a scuffle or confrontation, and references to travel toward a location marked as Olcott with unsettled events and names such as Lowell, Evineat, and Sinadn.
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Burdatte
Olcott
Harleston
Mt Yi
Lowell Tyint
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