Senate Body Studying Pact Amid London Treaty Debate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee began daily meetings to prepare a vote on the London pact. Supporters expect a favorable report by week’s end, with Johnson of California and Robinson of Indiana opposing. Debate may move to a special session after adjournment, while Johnson questions cruiser provisions and U S navy needs for larger ships and greater eight inch gun cruisers.
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Washington
Hoover
Johnson
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Johnsore
America
Anthropologist Finds Adventure in Albanian Trek
Anthropologist Dr Coca of Peabody Museum and colleagues completed a mountain trek in Albania with Fredrick Harmsworth. An Albanian host, head of the Dibra tribe, introduced a rifle parlor game prompting reactions and a six month invitation before departure.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Camberidgs
Mass
Albania
Coca
Peabody Museum
Barvard University
Fredrick Harmsworth
Dibra
America
Pretty noble artist Bertha Galebreuth visits Capitol sculptures
A German girl sculptor, Bertha Galebreuth, visits with Speaker Nicholas Longworth as she models a miniature bust. Described as barely out of her teens, she has begun to earn recognition in European art circles.
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Capitol
Bertha Galebreuth
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
A Tale of Albanian Feud and Traveling Guests
Overnight rumors of an impending attack spread as a feud claimed over 15 lives before King’s guard intervened. Mrs. Coon and companions observed Albanian customs, with gendarmes aiding locals, while studies at Harvard began on Albanian racial traits.
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Mirdita
Coons
Harvard
Dr. Coon
City Briefs Move and Travel Notices
Mrs Agnes Kumpf and son and daughter Archie and Wilma left by car yesterday for Shelby. Ned and Wilma plan a few months visiting relatives while Archie will return this week. Miss Catherine Hunt left for Pine Stone Minnesota to visit until tomorrow. Drs Wollmann and Johnson have new offices in the Security National Bank Building. Mr and Mrs Vinton Sawyer retired for a weeklong trip to Chicago and Illinois points. Mr and Mrs R W LaBrie and daughter Mrs C R Fargo returned from Vermilion where Lawrence LaBrie earned a B S degree. Mrs Fargo to stay a few weeks. Mrs Hurley Baum and sister in law
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Agnes Kumpf
Archie
Wilma
Ninth Street
Shelby
Ned
Grand ‘Lodge
Black Hills
Huron
John ‘W. Dolan
South Shore
Fierre
John J. Dolan
C. W’habicht
Leech Lake
Minnesota
Habicht
Worthington
Mima
Bert Mower
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
Southwest
Canova Hospital
John Sauer, Jr
Hatley Falls
Minn
Darrell- Richards
R. O. Richards
O Freeport
J.A. McGinty
Omaha
Pierre
Teller
Luke McGinty
Steve Sciustlen
Lake Andes
Harding
Junior
Moorhead
Roxanne
Yale
D. D
Kenneth Hopper
University of South Dakota
Haroo
George Chipman
Lend ‘Re
H. B. Adams
Chipman
Adamis
Lake Poinsett
Lake Norden
Ralph Dobrusky
Third Street
Canova
Area notices and visits fill Huron daily life
A flurry of social notes from Huron mentions Mrs Eva Mahailey visiting her sister Mrs C E Christenson in the city, Miss Kathleen Javard returning home, and Ruth Nerbovig visiting the Johnson home. Local travel includes Kathleen Javard to New Sharon and Miss Florence Fisch moving to Minneapolis after teaching locally. Several families plan trips to Fargo, Rapid City, Leech Lake, and the Black Hills, with meetings, dinners, and church events noted.
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Mies
George James
St.Clowd
Alexandria
Huronce Neon
Moran
Olson
Eva’ Mahailey
Stowk Falls
City
Ftor
C. E. Christenson
Ohio
Severson
Royal Hotel
J. 0. Shultner
Fargo
N.D
Helen
Betty
Fargo High School
Kathleen Javard
New Sharon
Javard
Presbyterian
Voorhi ‘Hall
Ruth Nerbovig
Sioux Falls
Huron
Guy Johnson
Frank Avenue
Evelyn Erickson
Miles City
Mont
N. D
Voorhees Hall
Florence. Fisch
Minneapolis
Robert D. Lusk
Irving _Crawford
Twin
George Gison
University of Iowa
Iowa
New York City
Harold Crawford
Creighton University
Omaha
B. J Graves
Jay
Madison
Neb
Cady
Catherine McKay
Ames
V. B-Warren
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Rapid City
Public Notice on Poll Tax Payment
Public notice warns poll tax has not been collected at 3 percent and urges immediate payment to avoid trouble later. Signed by Dan Warmer with a $3 advance indicated.
Des Moines Population Declares 142,469 in 1820 Census
Des Moines announced a population of 142,469 as of June 9, reported by census supervisor R. W. Colfiesd. The figure shows an increase of 16,001 people, or 12.6 percent, from 126,463 in 1820.
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Des Moines
R. W. Colfiesd
Four Laborers Killed In Detroit Dynamite Blast
Four laborers were killed and at least twelve injured when dynamite used in building a water works intake at the foot of Marquette drive exploded today. The incident occurred during construction work, prompting emergency responders to rush to the scene.
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Detroit
Marquette Drive
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Borah
Scientist
Wite
Edith
Gates
Vadeo
Vulco
Brown’s Service Station
Dan Warmer
Suriety Brand
Eilers
Ray
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