Northern Baptists Cut Ties With Interchurch World Movement
The Northern Baptist convention voted to sever relations with the Interchurch World Movement after a lengthy debate. Delegates noted the move could threaten the movement’s collapse and a report on the denomination paper was postponed.
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Interchurch World Movement
Buffalo
Northern Baptist Convention
Board of Promotion
John Y. Aitchison
Board of Prompt
the Baptist
Comenfttes
Northern Baptists
Inter- Church World Movement
Sing a Song of Dance Frocks from Silk and Satin Night
A fragment describes a pretty frock of couture silhouette with satin, spricot velvet, and large silk trim. It highlights youthfully unadorned lines, a frilly overskirt, and baying sleeves as fashion notes from a season’s models.
Cripple and Sam Bergman Victims of Night Prowlers
Two men believed to be Negroes robbed John Bott, cripple, of fifty cents near the Harvester building as he walked home. At about 4 AM Bergman was attacked and struck by a prowler in Perry's Inn room. Bergman restrained the assailant who fled into the darkness.
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John Bott
Harvester
Bott
Bergman
Perry's Inn
Strik
Board reply delays settlement in wage dispute as yardmen strike
The board's message to the executive delays a public partial settlement while many claims and evidence are reviewed. Railroad unions hope an early award can avert wider strikes. Today yardmen at Potomac yards near Washington walked out, triggering temporary embargoes on freight.
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Potomac Yards
Potomac River
Washington
Meredith's Hat in Ring for Democratic Nomination
Campaign headquarters opened in San Francisco for Edwin P. Meredith secretary of agriculture as a Democratic convention presidential candidate. L. W. Drummond of Shenandoah Iowa will run the campaign. Meredith expected with Iowa delegation tomorrow. Iowa solid for Meredith as acceptable compromise candidate.
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Edwin P. Meredith
Ll. W. Drummond
Shenandoah
Meredith
Ilowa
Drummond
Iowa
Harding declines invitation to meet teachers
Tacoma June 24 Senator Harding telegraphed Mrs Josephine Corrse Preston president of the National Educational Association to say he cannot accept the invitation to speak at Salt Lake City July 4 to 4h He expresses deep interest in education but cites the presidential nomination as making speech acceptance impossible and regrets not meeting the nation’s educators.
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Wash
America
Hoarding
Josephine Corrse Preston
National Educational Association
Salt Lake City
Harding
Preston
Palmer to Attend Democratic National Confab in San Francisco
Attorney General Palmer will arrive tomorrow to attend the Democratic national convention. A woman is expected to be appointed assistant attorney general of the United States. Her friends hope the ceremony will mark her induction into the role.
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San Francisco
Palmer
Adame
Mermaid Parade Honors Miss Kathleen Duffy in Galveston
Miss Kathleen Duffy of Galveston Texas won a prize for the most elaborate bathing suit in a mermaids parade staged in the city.
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Kathleen Duffy
Galveston
Tex
Americans in Warsaw Battle Reach Safety
The Americans who fought in Kiev have reached Warsaw safely and were the last to leave. They faced a fire zone and were surrounded at times by Bolshevik cavalry, narrowly escaping capture twice.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Kiev
Mexican oil exports rise in May from Gulf ports
Mexico reports seventy thousand barrels of crude oil exported from Gulf ports in May. The May export figure highlights oil activity at key Gulf facilities and reflects the month’s trade level.
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Mexico City
Mexican Gulf
Champion Woman Fencer of England to Visit
Miss Fratton, a rising amateur fencer from England, emerges as a notable champion in the sport. Her upcoming competition is anticipated with interest from organizers and local clubs seeking to gauge her potential on the international stage.
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England
S. Coming
New Line-Up on Irish Plans at Dems Convention
Daniel P. O'Connell said Friends of Irish Freedom will not push a stronger Irish plank at the Democratic platform as De Valera arrives to press for Irish independence. Democratic leaders expect the plank to be included though language remains uncertain.
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Daniel P. O'Connell
National Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom
League of Nations
Missouri G O P Demands Babler Quit Posts Quick
Missouri Republicans from most districts meet in Sedalia to demand the resignation of Jacob L. Babler and W. L. Cole along with other officers over pre convention funds. They authorize two committees to report facts from Senate and party investigations and seek expulsion if resignations fail. A letter from former governor Herbert Hadley alleging long running practice of soliciting funds from presidential candidates is read.
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Missouri
Jacob L. Baller
W. L. Coke
Cole
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Baller
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Republican National Committee
Republican State Committee
Gale
Herbert S Hadley
Misouri
W. C. Pierce
Maryvifie
Hadley
Bryan predicts Frisco platform and winning ticket
Ogden Utah June 24 William Jennings Bryan arrived with delegates en route to the San Francisco convention. He said he aims to secure a platform and a candidate who can win and has no favored individual, noting the platform conflicts with the Chicago Republican platform. He conferred with Senator Walsh of Montana and other Democratic leaders.
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Utah
William Jenning Bryan
San Francisco
Republican Party of
Chicago
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Senator Walsh
Montana
Cheyenne Chamber Plans Help Agency For Job Seekers
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce prepares to launch an employment agency to link workers with jobs especially for office help. The secretary mails a questionnaire to members requesting employment needs and home phone numbers while inviting room availability notices for prospective boarders.
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Jem Sileo Aks Suman
Argentina eyes prohibition bill in 1921 session
Four members of the chamber of deputies in Buenos Aires announce plans to introduce a bill to prohibit importation manufacture and sale of alcoholic liquor. If passed it would become effective one year after enactment marking Argentina’s first prohibition effort.
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Chamber of Deputies
Aregentinna
Bubonic Plague Reports Rise in Mexico
Mexico City June 24 two suspected cases of bubonic plague are reported at Cerritos in the state of San Luis Potosi by a federal health council. Public health officials cautioned residents as authorities investigate the potential spread across the region.
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Mexico City
Cerritos
Juneau Declared Largest Alaska City by Census
Seattle June 24 The population of Juneau the capital of Alaska per the 1920 census announced by the United States bureau of education is 3426 This makes Juneau the largest city in Alaska among those so far reported by the census officials
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Juneau
Alaska
United States Bureau of Education
Commissioners Refuse Division Street Closure For Doctor
City commissioners rejected Dr. L. P. Desmond's bid to close Division Street at its west end to create a backyard on his triangular lot bounded by Jefferson Street, Division Street, and Randall Boulevard. The street remains open, leaving the doctor as the town's only resident with three street frontages and sparking local controversy.
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L. P. Desmond
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Jefferson Street
Randall Boulevard
Dr. Desmond
Railway Employes Building and Loan Meeting Tonight
No money will be sold at tonight's meeting as funds are used to retire matured stock. Several members will cash in, and the meeting will be held in the office of Mark Chapman, secretary of the organization. Details on amount retired were not announced.
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Railway Employes Building and Loan Association
Mark Chapman
Huerta Invites U S Newspapers to Study Mexico
Provisional President De La Huerta announced in Mexico City that he has invited 40 United States newspapers to send representatives to study conditions in Mexico. The move aims to secure informed reports on the Mexican situation and potential reforms.
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de la Huerta
United States
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Storm winds and lightning hit Hillsdale area causing damage
Reports describe a fierce storm path from Dry Creek to the Crow valley and Muddy area. Roy and other observers detail dented car roofs and a dented cowl on an Aldo car as crews faced fireball hail. No casualties reported. telephone service north of Hillsdale disrupted while residents search for missing persons.
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Aldo
Cheyenne
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Burns
Hillsdale
Dry Creek
Crow Valley
Jay Stoddard Ranch
Weather Forecast: Chances of Showers Friday and Saturday
The forecast warns of unsettled conditions with likely showers in the south portion. Friday and Saturday may bring cooler temperatures and unsettled skies.
Plan to spend your week ends at Hereford Inn
Local travelers tease a weeklong stay at Hereford Inn in Hereford Colorado. The note highlights a weekend wrap up for visitors seeking a quiet retreat and accessible services in town.
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Hereford
Weather Predictors Correct as Storm Hits Near City
Weather-wise residents of Cheyenne predicted a storm after an intensely dark cloud drifted north. A cool wind from the east and incoming reports confirmed the forecast, though no financial damage estimates were available as search parties returned.
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Hall
Gheyenne
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