Tolstoy foresees Russian monarchy return after Bolshevik fall
Count Ilya Tolstoy told the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Chautauqua that a crisis over unpaid soldiers will topple the Bolshevik regime after the Hague conference fails. He predicted possible temporary monarchy before a united Russia emerges and urged against recognizing the Bolsheviks, citing his father Leo Tolstoy's passive resistance principles.
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Bolshevik Experiment Deemed Worst Political Failure
The speaker denounces Bolshevism in Russia, arguing confiscation erodes workers' incentives and destroys creative energy. He claims people labor only from fear or necessity, not from love of work, challenging communism's theoretical basis.
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Rusia
Guilford County Leads In Corn Crops And Cattle
A government-compiled map shows Guilford County prioritizes corn production at 40 615 acres, with cattle a major industry ranking high among North Carolina counties. State totals list Corn 2 550 072 acres and cattle 665 792 head, alongside other crops and livestock figures.
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Witchcraft blamed for two deaths in Aboriginal case
Wongacurra is convicted in Sydney New South Wales for killing Konied, whom he accused of causing the deaths of his wife and two children blamed on witchcraft. He said tribal superstition drove him to track and strike her with a boomerang and kill her with a spear.
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Stamped Envelopes Demand Surges Nationally
Washington June 27 Postmaster General Work announced that a Dayton Ohio contractor under Post Office Department contract is producing more than ten million stamped envelopes daily for the government. If demand grows the contractor may reach eleven million daily and a May record of nearly twelve million was reported.
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Hen With Artistic Taste Lays Huge Egg in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports J. E. Kline of New Cumberland owns a hen famed for an artistic temperament. The hen produced a giant egg weighing about eight times a normal egg, marked with a girl's head, an elephant, and a lion.
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J. E. Kline
New Cumberland
Osteopaths to Occupy Pulpits in Los Angeles Churches
Visiting osteopathic specialists will preach in Los Angeles Sunday July 2 as part of a public outreach by the American Osteopathic Association. The following day the international osteopathic convention opens in Los Angeles, with sessions on smallpox, neural and nervous diseases, dentistry, and public health.
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California
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Dallas, Tex
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Washington, D. C
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Chicago
Local Merchant J Baxter Hayworth Buried in Salisbury
The body of J Baxter Hayworth Lexington merchant killed by a mysterious shooting was brought to Salisbury for burial at Chestnut Hill cemetery on Sunday afternoon following his death in a High Point hospital.
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Lexington
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Harrison Knocks Out Higgins in Bantam England Bout
Tommy Harrison of Hanley defeated Jim Higgins of Glasgow in the 13th round of a scheduled 20 round bantamweight English championship bout in Liverpool on June 27.
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Tommy Harrison
Hanley
Jim Higgins
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England
Joseph H Ennis Dead in Salisbury Home
Joseph H Ennis died Sunday afternoon at his brother BE C Ennis residence on North Ellis street in Salisbury. He is survived by a Memphis brother A R Ennis and a sister Mrs W A Kizziah of Spencer. Funeral Tuesday at 10 from the Ennis home with Dr Milne of St Luke's Episcopal church officiating. Interment at Chestnut Hill.
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North Ellis Street
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Memphis
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Spencer
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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Chestnut Hill
Cardinal Vaifre Di Bonzo Dies in Rome at 88
Cardinal Vaifre Di Bonzo formerly papal nuncio to Vienna died Sunday after weeks of grave illness. He endured hardships in Austria during the war due to insufficient nourishment, undermining his health. Born 1838, he was made a cardinal in 1919.
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Vaifre di Bonzo
Vienna
Dienzo
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