We Meet Jim and Jeannie in the Tower Hall
Jim confronts Anne over Phoebe and West and discovers a web of leases and family betrayals. Carlotta Sturges and Pat Dalton appear in the Harrison-West offices as tension spikes. Jim vows to pursue divorce for Jeannie while reevaluating Neal's deals and West's innocence.
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Jim
Jimmie
Carlotta Sturges
Mr. Harrison
Pat Dalton
Carlotta
Anne
Harrison-West Company
Jeannie
Phoebe
West
Dalton-Sturges Realty Corporation
Dalton
Pat
Neal
You
Lane Cosby
Chinatown
Richest Negro Woman Bequeaths $1 Million Inheritance
New York reports Mrs. C. J. Walker the renowned hair ointment manufacturer will pass her roughly 1 million dollar estate to her daughter Mrs. Leila Walker Robinson. Two $100,000 trust funds support charities distant relatives and friends. An industrial and mission school in Africa was also bequeathed.
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New York
United States
C. J. Walker
Leila Walker Robinson
Indianapolis
Africa
Women urged to build homes not careers, Dr May Hopkins says
Dr May Agnes Hopkins of Dallas argues the world needs home makers and that married women should give up work to focus on home building. She cites creche schemes as costly and claims love from a mother is essential to a child’s development. The piece notes her criticism of working wives and her stance on marriage and ambition. Boston Senate approves bill raising legislator salaries from 1000 to 1500 with 27 to 11 vote.
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May Agnes Hopkins
Dallas
Texas
France
Child Welfare Bureau
American Red Cross
Hopkins
Dr. Hopkins
Movement Against Japs in China Increases
Ad vices from China report a serious spread of anti Japanese agitation in Shanghai Hangkow Nanking and Canton with signs it could become a general anti foreign movement. Several ships of the Japanese China squadron have been rushed to Shanghai. Shipping at Chinese ports largely halted by boycott causing large losses to steamship lines and exporters.
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Tokio
China
Shanghai
Hangkow
Nanking
Canton
Builders Oppose Repeal of Daylight Saving Law
The National Association of Building Owners and Managers adopted resolutions opposing daylight saving law repeal. A copy was sent to Senator Calder. I. L. Swettland was elected president with E. M. Horiie, Howard G. Loomis and Lee T. Smith in top offices. Minneapolis won the 1920 convention bid over Portland.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
United States
Calder
I. L. Swettland
Cleveland
E. M. Horiie
Atlanta
Howard G. Loomis
Omaha
Lee T. Smith
New York
Minneapolis
Portland
Ore
State Bar Meeting opens June 24 at Bedford Springs
Philadelphia June 13 The twenty-fifth annual State Bar Association meeting will be held at Bedford Springs June 24 25 and 26. Topics include the League of Nations and war legacy with talks by Albert Beveridge and A Mitchell Palmer on June 24 and 25.
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Philadelphia
League of Nations
Bedford Springs
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
A. Mitchell Palmer
Military Justice Reform Highlighted At State Bar Meeting
Brigadier General William T. Ansell will address the state bar association on June 26 on The Administration of Military Justice. June 24 opening features W. S. Schaffer, Pennsylvania Attorney General, discussing war duties of the state and bar roles. Reports from committees on legal reforms will fill sessions, closing with a banquet on June 26. Speakers include Governor Sprout, William A. MacCorkle, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Beveridge, and General Ansell.
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William T. Ansell
W. S. Schaffer
Pennsylvania
W. I. Schaffer
Sprout
William A. MacCorkle
West Virginia
Palmer
Beveridge
Ansell
Freezone Corn Remedy Advertises Quick Relief
A Cincinnati chemist’s discovery, freezone, is sold in drug stores for a few cents. Apply drops to a tender corn to relieve pain, then lift the root with fingers. Claims no pain before or after use and no skin irritation. Also claims to shrink hard or soft corns and calluses.
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Cincinnati
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