Concession to Greece Moves Balkan Peace Talks
A Greek concession aims to settle disputed points with Bulgaria over borders and troop movements as Balkan peace talks progress. The frontiers of Albania are discussed along the Epirus coast and Kalamas river, with Albania expected to gain territory from Cape Styros to Goritza. Bulgarian peace delegate Dr. Deneff departed London for Sofia to relay urgent government replies.
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Fia
Wayleska
Joe Yayate
Austins
Bulooiki
Gredmvie
Bulgaria
Elea- Hert
Othe Raooiki Penturnta
Broek Companier
Albania
Greece
Epirus
Kalamas
Corfu
Phteus
France
Athens
Bat
Cape Styros
Goritza
Lawe Okhrida
Tere
London
Joe
Deneff
Sofa
Society Women Take Up Eugenics Campaign
Washington Jones notes a meeting at Mrs John Mays Hammond home where prominent women launched a nationwide drive for sex hygiene and restricted marriage. They favored medical certificates of fitness for marriage from both spouses and early sex education for children. Other supporters include Mrs John A Logan and Mrs Archibald Bookina, allied with Mrs Woodrow Wilson in reform efforts.
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Washington, Jones
John Mays Hammond
Muillionaire
Howard Bell
John A. Logan
Archibald Bookina
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Proposal for medical boards to certify brides and grooms
Tonal capitol reports Mrs Jackson Mrs William Hitz and Dr Eleanora Folkc mar os Mrs Jackson suggested the establishment of boards of examining physicians before whom the prospective bride and groom would have to go to be examined the man to obtain a certificate of general health and the girl a certificate of her ability to become a mother.
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Sramary Jackson
Wiliam Hitz
Eleanora. Folkc
Mar. Os
Jackson
Boston Barbers Strike Amid Wage Demands and Parade
A Boston strike by 1 W. W. O W. barbers began after a 5 000 strong parade. About 2 000 affiliated barbers joined, while 4 F. left did not march. Workers demand weekly raises to 3 19 4 and three fewer hours daily, with affiliated unions seeking a $14 weekly increase and one fewer hour per day.
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W. W
A. F
Lesa
Boston
1. W. OW
4. F. leftLale
Ubeir
Child Swallows Toy Cannon During Memorial Day Celebrate
A three year old, Coleman O’S toughnessy, swallowed a toy cannon during a Memorial Day celebration in Chicago on June 3. Doctors removed the toy cannon from the child’s stomach. The toy was a bolt inches long. Neither the child nor the toy is worse for the experience.
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Chicago
Phystelangs
Coleman O’stoughnessy
Nelson Not In Contempt, Missouri Supreme Court Rules
Jefferson City June 3 The Missouri supreme court discharged William R. Nelson owner and editor of the Kansas City Star from contempt of the Jackson County circuit court. The court's decision was announced today in a ruling that clears Nelson of charges related to proceedings in the county court.
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W. R. Nelson
Jefferson City
Missuri
Women's Congress in Paris Delays Suffrage Focus
Paris June 3 The International Women's Congress opens with suffrage on the agenda but subordinated to other topics. Notable attendees include Mrs May Wright Sewall of Indianapolis Mrs Jules Siegfried Wachigner of Russia and Sr Dobson of Tasmania as discussions cover hygiene education and women's labor across six pieces.
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Paris
May Wright Sewall
I Ndlauupolig
Jules Siegfried Wachtiner
Russia
Sr. Dobson
Tastua Aa
Lowell canoeist sacrifices life saving friend on Lake Mascuppe
Thomas Gavens died after aiding Joseph Richards during a canoeing incident on Lake Mascupple. Exhausted from the rescue attempt, Gavens clung to the canoe then slipped underwater as help arrived. Richards survived, saved by Gavens’ prior effort. A second note reports boys finding jewelry in Benton Park Lake Criga.
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Lowell
Thomas Gavens
Joseph Richards
Cotefus
Mascupple
Richards
Gavens
Gaveoy
Kansas City
Jane
Criga’s Lake
Benton Park
Aaphyxiated While Desking at Wentworth Athletic
Chicago June 3 three young athletes began cooking on a Rae stove when gas escape killed Edward Taylor nineteen and left the others unconscious a pot and food laid out police found him dead and gas in the room Miss Adgeling Shefea twenty choked to death on a loosened Crudra tooth while laughing at a story from Albert Holofer generally fair slightly cooler weather
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Chicago
Rae
Wentworth Athletic
Cink
Edward Taylor
Doctor Defends His Turtle Cure at Friedman Institute Trial
Affidavits from patients claim benefit from a tuberculosis vaccine under Dr. Friedman. The state health board rejects the live vaccine approach and questions the institute's methods. Dr. Friedman delays actions awaiting board opinion while presenting dozens of patient statements claiming improvement.
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New York
Arther Garfield Hays
Bas
Friedman Petre
Jovit Board
Henith
Institute
Howner
Board of Hewlth
Xulmary
Friedmano
Beatth
Friedmann
Haye
Father of Gall Player Dies After Stroke in Philadelphia
The father of Gall Player Reese, Janet-William Reese, died in St Agnes Hospital following an apoplectic stroke. He had been known as a strong nonprofessional organizer in the city and was noted for his fervent cheering and attendance at games. The death occurred after a bus incident and a period of illness.
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Philadelphia
Janet
William Reese
St. Agnes
Reese
le Thi
Notable Deaths in Brief Across Cities
A2 list of deaths includes Jertek Isler Head fifty, James Ferrus founder of the Explorers' Club aged sixty five in Hackensack New Jersey, Peter D Hay seventy two in Brooklyn after a long illness, and former U S Senator Thomas Wither Palmer of Detroit who died after injuries from an automobile accident two years prior. The report notes attaches to leaders of the Union League Philadelphia and Ford authorities among others.
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Frestericx Albion Ober
Aixty
Explorers’ Club
Hackensack, N J
Peter.d. Hay
Brooklyn
Wall Duaifem
United States
Thomas Witheral Palmer
Detroit
World Center Plan Presented To Italian King
Rowe Joe Hendrik Christian Andersen, a Norwegian American sculptor from Newport R. I., showed King Victor Emmanuel of Italy the nine year effort to found a world center for international interests. The king showed interest in the proposal for an International city site, with a capacity for 1,000,000 inhabitants, possibly at Tripoli, and discussions of cooperation with Secretary Bryan’s peace propaganda to submit differences to a commission.
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Rowe
Joe
Hendrik Christian Andersen
Newport
R. L
Victor Emmsnoet
Italy
Tripoli
America
Bryan
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Loanch
Jertek Isler
Wits
Catskill N.Y
He Mudie
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Union League of Chiladelphia
Thetotts
Ved
Biskop CG. W. Brent
Charley Henry Brent
Caronta
International City
Ross & Woods
Rompers
Boys Brownies
Robinson & Com
Windsor
Big Reductions
Fords
Clearfield
Michelin
Sopporte Witmer Im
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