Harding Faith in Peace Amid Enemies Threatening Institutions
President Harding voices hope for a new day of peace and goodwill as he visits Washington’s historic camping ground of Washington’s Army. Senator Knox hosts, with political tension rising over alleged threats to Senator Penrose and Cadet Knox amid Pennsylvania political dynamics. Harding and Kroxs hosts at Valley Forge reflect close ties. broader implications loom for 1920s party power.
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Harding Preaches at Valley Forge On Independence and Peace
President Harding speaks from a woodland pulpit overlooking Valley Forge camping ground urging steadfast adherence to American independence and inherited institutions while pledging to help humanity. He and Mrs Harding visit Knox estate and discuss Pennsylvania politics during a weekend at Philander Knox’s home with Senator Knox, then return to Washington by motor.
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Morgan Banking Firm
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Washington
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France Hit by Indemnity Debate in Paris Chamber
Former High Commissioner to Americ warns France faces heavy taxation to fund reconstruction and war pensions as Germany’s debt relief and Upper Silesia tensions persist. Briand’s government survives a chamber vote amid divided deputies and continued London reparations issues.
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Rhines
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Reconstruction
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London
Local Residents Seek News of Flood Area Relatives
Relatives of Pueblo residents and other towns are missing after floods. Adolf Juenicke a city forester awaits word from his daughter while Guy Giesser struggles to reach Pueblo by late hour. Mrs George Warter once Anna Gelsching near the Lincoln Highway is unaccounted for. Denver area inquiries yield no definite information.
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Adolf Juenicke
Sity Parn Forester
Guy Giesser
Pueblo
George Warter
Anna Gelsching
Lincoln Highway
Puebla
Denver
Varied career of Inter-state Commerce Commission member
c. C. Lewis, long-time member of the Inter-state Commerce Commission, has a varied career style. He trained in a boarding house in Anderson and studied at Danville. He became active in public utilities, transportation, and journalism and traveled to Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, Manchuria, and Korea to study railway and economic conditions before leading the Indiana Public Service Commission and finally Washington.
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Inter-state Commerce Commission
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Anerson
Danville
Ind
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Wilbur D. Nest
Gevils
Indianwealih News
Manu
Indiana
Washington
Inter- Mate
Lewis’ Associates
Emanuel Baptist Church drives to build new edifice
The Emanuel Baptist Church reported a total of 350070 raised for a new church and parsonage, with 70000 over the quota. Rev Martin announced construction to begin alongside the church, funded by subscriptions gathered during daylong meetings led by Rev Huntington. Major gifts came from the ladies Aid Society, with services held at 9:30 AM, 3 PM and 7:30 PM.
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Emanuel Baptist Church
Edifee
Martin
Fehurer
Huntington
Marion
Ind
Ladies Aid Society
Unemployment on famous aviatrix increase in U.S.
June 4 report shows May jobless rise amid 1424 firms employing 51, as Laura Bromwell, famed aviatrix and loop record holder, is killed in a plane crash near Mineola. She was 25 years old, had set a May record of 298 loops in one hour.
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Ea York
Detie Fi
Fea
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Daniel
Hell Wilkouy
Wicker
Verona Smith
Clevelind
U.S
Department of Labor
Wed
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Absterned
Res
Mineola
Amtehell Fela
Bromwell
Cincinnati
Tulsa Guards Citizen Peacekeeping Committee Formed
Oklahoma City paper reports Tulsa to be guarded by a citizen police guard. A city public safety committee will recruit 50 men to quell disturbances at the outbreak of riots. The volunteer force will operate under county officers with sworn citizens acting as guards and investigators.
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Okla
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Nulea
Rogulie
Eis
Vetaney
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Shes
Emis
Fener
Foster heads Lawton Commission for veterans aid plan
The Lawton Sun reports Colonel Foster of Port chosen president of a new veteran commission to advise on a proposed aid measure. The commission will consider several actions and present its findings to the governor and assembly. An early meeting date is hoped for to discuss procedures and potential support.
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Zionist Convention opens amid power struggle and fund row
At Cleveland June 4 the 44th annual American Zionists convention reaffirms support for the Palestine mandate to Great Britain and condemns pogroms in Palestine. Judge Henry J. Dannenbaum elected as chair over Judge Julian W. Mack amid disputes over the World Zionist Organization fund and control of the $100,900,000 Keren Hayesod drive.
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Ainiston
Texas
Plestett Enaire
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
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Cleveland
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World Zignist Organization
Palestine
World Zionist Organization
Lyle
Judge Ack
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Keren Hayeyod
Palestine Foundation Fund
Hayesod
Jd.” Ax
London
Mmr
United States
Keren Vayesod
Reverend Thomas M. Conroy Welcomed at Cathedral Event
The Rev Thomas M Conroy will be welcomed Thursday at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Creefordsville. A reception at the library hall costs 15 cents per cloak and will feature a varied program with choirs, school children, and offerings by parish leaders.
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Tree
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Ghiliren
Gallen Oo
Reservoir Break Threatens Survivors After Arkansas Flood
A swollen Arkansas River surged near the high flood mark on Friday night as rescuers recovered 83 bodies from the area. Relief appeals were issued as survivors faced imminent danger from the rising torrent and potential further breaches. Local authorities urged caution and coordinated aid efforts to shelter affected families and provide medical support.
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Flood Devastates Pueblo as Arkansas River Peaks
Pueblo and nearby towns reel after the Arkansas river floods. By 4:30 pm, water neared Friday’s crest, with at least 83 bodies recovered and fears the death toll could reach 250. Red Cross organizes aid, sanitation needs, and 25 000 for reclamation, as hundreds more await shelter and relief.
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Court Streets
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St. Louis
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Japan May Give Aid to Wrangle Invasion Plan
A Daily Herald dispatch reports the Soviet government believes Japan intends to move General Wrangel and allied anti Bolshevik forces to Vladivostok to mount a new Siberian invasion along Admiral Kolchak’s route. Bolshevik ministers protested to Britain France and the United States warning they would hold the Entente responsible.
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M. Cavichprim
Japan
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Moscow
Petrozme
Strike Vote Ordered for Pullman Employees
A chaotic notice states an immediate strike vote is ordered for Pullman workers. The national union claims a strong majority supports action as the federation’s 12th district oversees. Details about timing and precise employers remain unclear in the garbled text.
Senate Appropriations Drive Faces Hurdles in May
Lawmakers debate a large funding bill with proposed increases for FL5 and TERA, plus contingency provisions for arm provisions utilities and workforce relief. The committee chairmen and members, including Widworth and Nice Gaperls, push the measure despite Republican opposition and unclear next steps.
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Mittary Amg
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