Ireland election outlook favors government victory says report
British United Press reports in London that although action in Ireland cannot be held before October, campaign activity in Dublin and other centers shows a government victory likely. It forecasts Republicans wiped out except maybe two or three theorists, with shifts in Dail Bhann and increased influence of business candidates amid labor splits and strong government measures in the Southwest. Fiery debates expected as campaigns proceed.
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Ireland
Republican Party
London
Dublin
Treland
Labor
Larkin
Transport Workers Union
Waterford
Farmer’s Party
Dai
New
Dail
Five Stowaways Die from Suffocation Aboard Senta Theresa
The British steamer Senta Theresa arrived from Havana reporting five stowaways suffocated in a reserve coal bunker and buried at sea. Four others were in serious condition. Nine people were aboard. In Fredericton, June 13, New Brunswick forest fires continued alarming. new fires reported and additional firefighters were dispatched by special trains tonight.
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N. B
Hook
Pennsylvania
Havana
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Rotary founder urges service over wealth as success measure
In St Louis a Rotary convention message from Paul P Harris, founder of Rotary, declares wealth no longer proves success. It argues greatness lies in giving, urges business leaders to embrace service as the basis of all professions and trades, and notes Rotary’s role in blending idealism with practical leadership.
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ST. Louis
International Rotary
Paul P. Harris
Rotary
Rotary International
Rai
Classified Fragments Highlight Offers and Help Wanted
A condensed ad fragment lists pricing and wording rules for classifieds, including per line rates and word counts. It notes discounts for address forms and mentions a wanted capable girl for housework with apply details, plus sale of six mackerel nets with applicants’ names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pala Tor
Detroit Club Limits Wives on Road Trips
June 13 Detroit American League club imposes strict rule banning wives of players from road trips during the playing season. Ty Cobb's Tigers enforce few disciplinary rules, retain free drinking policy when it does not affect play, and emphasize a noon on-field practice schedule rather than morning sessions to keep players rested and flexible.
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Detroit
Tigers
Ban Johnson
Ty Cobb
Cobb
75 Years in English Mines at Holytown
Peter Stark, claiming to be Britain’s oldest working miner, completed 75 years of service at Holytown Lanarkshire. Employed since age nine, Stark remains hale at 84 and still works in the mine.
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London
Great Britain
Peter Stark
Holytown
Lanarkshire
Stark, Hale and Hearty
German Marks Plunge as Dollar Strengthens in New Market
New York June 13 the foreign exchange market sees over 100000 German marks obtainable for one dollar as the rate falls to a record .009% a day. The sharp drop marks a historic low in the currency's value against the dollar, reflecting heightened market volatility and rapid shifts in international finance.
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New York
Death Penalty for German Engineer in Sabotage Case
A German engineer from the Baden Aniline and Seda works at Ludwikshaven was sentenced to death by court martial for sabotage. French authorities report he confessed to the acts.
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Mayence
Baden Aniline and
Seda
Ludwikshaven
Griswold Maine Destroyed by Fire
Bangor Maine June 13 the village of Griswold was totally wiped out by forest fires last night only two buildings and the railway station remained residents were evacuated by special trains
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Bangor Maine
Griswold
German Casualty List Still Growing
Berlin reports an escalating German casualty toll after the Dortmund assassination of two French officers. Eleven Germans killed since the incident, six in Dortmund Sunday night, with a state of siege proclaimed in Recklinghausen. Troops rounded up 120 Germans after curfew and housed them in a schoolyard. soldiers fired at lit windows in Weil housing.
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Berlin
Yortmund
Jortmund
Recklinhausen
Wanne
Terneé
Wanne Tate
First Nursing Class To Graduate At Charlottetown Hospital
The first nursing class from Charlottetown Hospital will graduate at 8 p m on June 27 in League of the Cross Hall. The ten graduates are Evelyn Cody Adelle Connors May King Laura McDonald Margaret McDonald Annie McIntyre Florence Pearl McKenna Marie McLean Ethel Murphy Bishop O Lanry will preside and present prizes and diplomas.
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Charlottetown Hospital
League of the Cross
Evelyn Cody
North Wilthire
Adelle Connors
Chartertown
May King
Charlottetown
Laura McDonald
Glenfinan
Margaret McDonald
Racadie Cross
Annie McIntyre
Charletown
Florence
Pearl McKenna
Emerald Junction
Marie McLean
Glenfinnan
Ethel Murphy
Fresland
Bishop O'Lanry
Corpus Christi Choir
Bernard Gillig
de ‘i. T
McEachern
College of Surgeona
Vancouver
McGuigan
Alfred Joucette
McMillan
R. Jenkins
Annie Mclntyre
Mclntyre
Civil War Rumors Grip Much of Bulgaria in 1940s Report
Despatches to Jugoslavia papers claim a civil war in a large part of Bulgaria. In Sofia, new foreign minister Christa Kalloff told the Associated Press that Bulgaria seeks peace and stability, fulfillment of international obligations, and neighborly harmony, denying military aims behind the government change.
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Bulgaria
Canadian Press
Bulgrade
Jugoslavia
Sofia
Christa Kalloff
Associated Press
Numerical Strength of Uniting Churches
The union of Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregational churches in Canada would form a large religious body. The 1921 census lists Methodists 1,158,744 Presbyterians 1,408,812 Congregationalists 30,574 total 2,598,130 or 29.56 percent of Canadians. Dissenters may reduce this total if they break away.
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Toronto
Presbyterian Methodists
Congregational Churches
Presbyterian Assembly
Canada
Revival of Big Handicap Slated at Latonia
The Kentucky Jockey Club plans a $50,000 handicap at Latonia Kentucky for all ages horses, run at one mile and a eighth. General Manager M J Winn says the event will likely occur Saturday October 6 as part of the fall meeting, reviving the first $50,000 handicap since 1904 in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oqincinnate
Latonia
M. J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
St. Louis
New Committee On Union Named
At the Presbyterian General Assembly a new committee on union was named to work with Methodist and Congregationalist bodies. It will discuss church co operation at home and abroad while pursuing union policy. The first meeting is set for tomorrow morning with a list of names including Dr C C Pidgeon and Rev Andrew Reid among others.
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Port Arthur
Gegsisa
Presbyterian General Assembly
C. C. Pidgeon
Don
Hanson
S. Martin
H. A. Fleming
J. G. Ross
James Woods
D. ©. McGregor
D. G. Harstone
M. Solandt
W. C. Murray
Wylie Clark
J. D. Swanson
Oliver
J. TH. Ross
Robert Laird
W. &. Wilson
M. A. MacKinnon
J. P. MacKay
J. MH. Turnbull
MacKinnon
John Macintosh
George Miller
G. A. Wood ‘Side
G. Graham
David Christie
Smith
J. JK. Ramsay
CG. N. Gor
Vienna Supports Seventy Three Thousand Dogs
Vienna reports from four census rounds show the city hosts about 73,000 dogs, roughly double the peace time figure. The surge is linked to rising burglaries and thefts, prompting many households to keep dogs for protection, with watchmen and police dogs guarding the Central Cemetery where several bodies have reportedly been stolen.
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Vienna
Great Central
Federated Women's Institutes Open Biennial Convention
The Federated Women's Institutes opened its third biennial convention in Fredericton at Parliament Buildings with delegates from all provinces. National President Mrs. William Todd of Ontario presiding. Miss Annie Playfair of Harkney Manitoba spoke on Women’s Institutes from a national standpoint.
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Fredericton
Canada
Federated Women's Institutes
Parliament Buildings
William Todd
Orillin Ontario
Annie Playfair
Harkney
Manitoba
Womens Institutes
Conditions in China Growing Worse
Shanghai June 13. The American Association of China and the American Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai warned that conditions in China are the worst since the Boxer outbreak. They said American lives and liberty are endangered and prestige and business destroyed by insufficient action from the home government.
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Shanghai
China
American Association of China
American Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Conference Opens At Sackville New Brunswick
The fortieth annual conference of the Methodist Churches of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island began at Mount Allison Ladies College Sackville with about 150 delegates and Rev Dr Watson in the chair. Ministerial session followed, examining probationers slated to end this week, and the island stations list provides first draft appointments for Charlottetown Cornwall York Winsloe Pownal Vernon River Montague Murray Harbor Souris Mount Stewart Summerside Hedeque Tryon Margate Granville Kideford Alberton and Cape Wolfe with several supplies.
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Amherst
Methodist Churches
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Mount Allison Ladies College
Sackville
Dr. Watson
Island
Guardian
Prince H Edward Islan
Charlottetown
W. M. Ryan Cornwall
Henry Pierce
York
R. M Brodie Winsloe
C. Graham Pownal
J. W Tilley
Vernon River
A. Westmoreland
Montague
H. A. Brown
Murray Harbor
Howard Souris
H. T. Smith
Mount Stewart
T. Palethorpe
Summerside
J. F. Denny
Hedeque
P. A. Fitzpatrick
Tryon
G. N. Somers
Margate
Geo. Ayers
Granville
O. HH
Peters
Kideford
C. N. Brown
Alberton
Godfrey Cape Wolfe
New President Elected at Sackville NB Conference
A conference assembly in Sackville New Brunswick elected Rev BE EB Styles as president after a lay delegation from all districts and a presidential election. W Holmes was named secretary as the conference thanked ex President Watson by a standing vote.
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Guardian
Sackville
Rev. BE
EB. Styles
W. Holmes
Watson
Bishops and Their Speech Es
Dr. Furse of St Albans told Chestnut College Festival that he read in the Press the Bishop of London crafts sermons in the bath. He says cleanliness is next to Godliness and notes the London bishop forestalled him by preparing in his bath. He concedes the difficulty remains and jokes about needing a second bath.
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London
Furse
St. Albans
Chestnut College
General Degoutte Targeted in French Assassination Plot
DUSSELDORE June 13 General Degoutte is named among those slated for assassination in French military quarters. Wide plans for a reign of terror, laid by Germans to strike at occupation authorities, have been apprehended by the French.
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Dusseldore
Degoutte
Bandits Rob Messenger in Jersey City Payroll Heist
Two masked bandits halted a messenger at the Hudson Trust Company and escaped with twelve thousand dollars in payroll funds belonging to the Manhattan Electric Supply Company. The holdup occurred in a crowded area amid daytime activity.
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Jersey City
Hudson Trust Company
Manhattan Electric Supply Company
Bulgarian Premier Fleeing In Mountain Pursuit
Former Bulgarian premier Stamboulisky was reported moving solo through Central Bulgaria at 5:30 PM on horseback with a single companion. His body guard deserted him and described him to pursuers, noting he had shaved his moustache and disguised himself. Authorities fear he may be executed if captured alive due to bloodshed he caused.
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Softa
Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Swedish Iron Company Declares Fifteen Percent Dividend
Swedish Grangesberg Iron Mining and Traffic Company reports 1922 net profit about 3.86 million dollars on 32 million capital, proposes 15 percent dividend. ore shipments exceed 5 million tons amid falling prices. U.S. orders for 1923 are five times 1922 shipments. company operates thirteen ore-steamers shipping to the United States and returning with American oil.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Grangesberg Iron Mining and Traffic Company
United States
America
French Girls Deserted Cannot Get Divorce
About 300 French women who married Americans in the war era seek reinstatement as French citizens but cannot obtain divorce due to French law. Since they are not French citizens, they cannot file for divorce abroad, and abandonment laws in the United States do not count. Minister Colrat cites that only legal changes can alter their status. for now they remain foreigners.
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Paris
America
Justce
M. Boissard
Chamber of Deputies
Minister of Justice
Colrat
Majestic Sets Record Run Across Channel At Sea
The liner Majestic achieved a record Channel crossing from Basquets to Cherbourg traveling part of the way at 29.7 knots. Its engines produced over 25.5 knots with the tide aiding the four to five knots, a feat unmatched by any liner. On a voyage from New York it also beat its own daily record with 603 miles in 23 hours.
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London
Majestic
Basquets
Cherbourg
New York
Ottawa Parliament Session To Be Prolonged To June End
Ottawa June 13 The Liberal caucus discussed the sessional program and prorogation date. It is believed parliament may prorogue by the end of June to allow passage of the Bank Act and if redistribution goes ahead a July sitting is expected.
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Ottawa
Liberal Party
Causus
Truro Barrister Receives Sentence
Truro, N S June 13 H D Dickie barrister of this town was sentenced in the supreme court today to a fine of 500 or two years in the penitentiary for an offence against a young girl of which he was found guilty a few days ago. Application for a reserved case was refused.
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Truro
N.S
H. D. Dickie
Supreme Court
Iceberg Threat Ends Atlantic Ocean Races This Summer
Iceburg reports in the North Atlantic prompt Transatlantic liners to follow a southerly course, averaging 8190 nautical miles extra per voyage and delaying attempts to beat speed records. Mauretania logs 24.5 knots on recent trips, with a 26 knot record, while the Leviathan pledges to challenge limits as fastest and largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Varied European Clans Fuel Politics in Prague Report
The June dispatch notes a rich mix of parties across Europe, highlighting Czechoslovakia with 60 factions and 20 in parliament. It lists parties from agrarians to German and Magyaro-German groups, and notes new homeowner parties forming as political life evolves.
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Prague
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Slovakia
Russia
Republican Party of Agrarians and Small Peasantry
Czechoslovak Socialistic ‘Party
Communistic Party
Czechoslovak People’s Party
Party of Merchants and Middle -Class Tradespeople
Party of Independent
Czechoslovak Socialists and
Independent
Czechoslovak Social Democrats
Party of the
Czechoslovak Working People
iGerman National Party
German National Socialist Workers’ Party
German Democratic Liberty Party
Christian Socialist Party
Parrsboro Woman Found Drowned
Parrsboro Halifax county confirms Miss Catherine Kirkpatrick aged 53 was found drowned in the Abouteau this morning. She had been ill and planned hospital care and left home Monday to visit friends, no one saw her again until this discovery.
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Parrsboro
Catherine Kirkpatrick
Aboteau
Treasure Hunt at Shaftesbury Begins Digging
In Shaftesbury Dorset Rev George Glandfield a Wesleyan minister and reputed water diviner leads a treasure search. He sensed a metallic past along a road near Gold Hill and with the Corporation’s consent the excavation proceeds outside the old Abbey walls at a site once linked to a gold and silver mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion News Service
London
Shaftesbury
Dorset
George Glandfield
Gold Hill
Warsaw Honors Veteran With Legion of Honor Pin
Marshal Foch, during a Warsaw visit, reviewed Polish troops and praised a group of white haired veterans from the 1863 rebellion who receive pensions. At a Municipal Council reception he secretly pinned the Legion of Honor medal on one elderly veteran, a gesture witnessed by officials and veterans alike.
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Warsaw
Foch
Russia
Veterans’ Union
Medal of the Legion of Honor
Montague Coming Events and Silent Call Ad
Public notices announce events in Montague and Summerside with local timings. A maritime figures note and weather snippets mention tides and celestial events.
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Montague
Ivestal
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Uniting Churches
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Swedish Iron Company
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Eto
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Mt. Stewart
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