Governors urge extra session on flood relief and farm aid
At Mackinac Island the nineteenth annual conference of state executives discusses calling an extra congressional session to tackle flood relief and control, farm relief, and tax cuts. Arkansas Governor Martineau urges federal responsibility for Mississippi floods while others weigh urgency and political risks.
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Geo. R. Holmes
INS
Mackinac Island
Mich
Coolidge
Congress
John Hammill
Iowa
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Corn Belt
John F. Martineau
Arkansas
Mississippi
Conference of Governors
Sam’ A. Baker
Missouri
Partite Parley Nearing Failure Warns Geneva Talks Tepid
London reports from WW Reynolds say the tripartite naval conference at Geneva teeters on collapse as Britain protests American misrepresentation and Admiral Jones’s remarks. Admiralty drafts a tentative statement should talks fail, while British officials blame anti British propaganda and await cabinet guidance on a possible breakdown.
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WW. Reynolds
INS
London
Tri Partite
Geneva
Great Britain
United States
Admiralty
Washington
Coolidge
Hilary Jones
Foreign Office
W. C. Bridgeman
Viscount Cecil
Daily News
America
Congress
Pa Governor Hopeful Seeks Hearing on Keystone Politics
In the current Pennsylvania primary context William Ware aims to address gubernatorial colleagues about alleged iniquities in Keystone politics seeking an opportunity to share his views and criticisms.
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William
Ware
Pennsylvania
West View group unites to rebuild church
About 500 gathered as West View Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian and St Athanasius Catholic congregations join to raise funds for reconstructing their church. Judge Frank T. Gellmar extols cooperative spirit as Senator Reed and school officials attend toastmaster J Hennon presiding. The event signals broad religious harmony amid criticism of interfaith issues.
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West View
Frank T. Gellmar
Common Pleas Court
Reed
Jen. Hennon
BH. A. Dent Y
Herrick Improves After Major Operation
Myron T. Merrick American Ambassador to France recovered steadily after a major operation following a preliminary surgery a week earlier. He was taken ill at his Chagrin Falls estate on July 17 and rushed to Cleveland Clinic Hospital for surgery. Doctors William F. Tower and Dr. John Philippe reported he is making satisfactory progress and appears out of danger.
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Myron T. Merrick
France
Chagrinalls
Cleveland Clinic
William FE. Tower
John Phillipe
Herrick
Kiwanis Picnic Ends After Brief Speeches and Ride
Score tied 15-15 as Fats won. Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree and Sweet Ade line were in vogue. Billy Dinsmore chaired the committee and called for impromptu talks by Charlie Weeks Sully Sullivan Elmer Allison Tom Dugan and Hugh Bell. The event closed at 7:30 with a Marion Center to Indiana ride.
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Adeline
Billy Dinsmore
Charlie Weeks
Sully” Sullivan
Elmer Allison
Tom Dugan
Hugh Bell
Kiwanis Club
Marion Center
Indiana
Shallow Depths Across Baltic Sea and Adriatic
The Baltic Sea averages only 43 yards in depth, making it the shallowest region mentioned. The Adriatic follows with an average depth around 3 yards, highlighting notable variation in sea floor depth across these regions.
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Friendship at Sta Best The Greatest Benefit
A brief excerpt notes the guiding role of a leader in guarding and elevating others, highlighting friendship as a key benefit of strong mentorship and loyalty within a community setting.
Had No Fear of Man The Buddhist Religion
Mount Everest expedition members reported Tibetan wildlife gathering near villages as the party traversed Tibet. Animals and birds appeared tame and curious, following the group through remote areas.
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Mount Everes
Tibet
Unwise discrimination limits Boston girls in 1874
A clipped report notes that in Boston public schools girls were barred from admission in 1874 and only allowed to attend during the summer term, reflecting discriminatory policy of the era.
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Boston
Ambitious Tool Aims to Operate On Surface Without Ribs
Researchers unveil a new instrument that could enable surgeons to perform surface operations without removing a rib section. The device promises less invasive access and potentially quicker recovery, though details on procedure and implementation remain forthcoming.
Britain and America tussle over cruiser classes and naval limits
Reporters describe talks on naval tonnage limits and cruiser class division as Britain argues for parity with the United States. Delegates insist no propaganda exists and blame is misattributed to press. Chief delegates emphasize direct communication with Washington and refuse to concede to external influence.
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Great-Britain
America
Armi Ag
It Was a Certain Match It Was a Certain Match
Shirley Sumter and Aunt Victoria Brownslee travel to Gardener’s, with Aunt Victoria predicting a social match. A rugged Tim Terrence rescues Shirley from a near accident, introducing himself as Tim and escorting Shirley toward Langhorn road. Shirley, flustered by the encounter, senses fate and social entanglements ahead.
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Shirley
Gardener's
Tom Manley
Victecia Brownslee
Gardher
Ted Farson
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Shirler
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Shirley Sumter
Timothy Terrence
Shiney
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Ted Farcon
Siirley van Dern
Stirley
Points On People Legion Protests Coming Fight
A long list of Indiana and nearby residents are noted visiting, returning from trips, or traveling to events. A Chicago Soldiers Field fight controversy surfaces as the American Legion debates denying Jack Dempsey use of the field for a September bout with Gene Tunney, amid wartime sentiment. Sharkey is hospitalized in Boston after intestinal hemorrhages from a groin punch in his Dempsey bout.
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Ind
Dnsa
William Hala Thompson
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Gene
Tunney
Indiana ‘Department of the American Legion
Rederick Landis
Logangport
Dempsey
Tandis
American Legion
Landis
Sharkey
Boston
TNS
Jack Sharkey
Elizabeth's Hospital
Martin H. Spellman
Spellman
Sail I Sharkey
Notions of Cunning and Goodness in a Romance Narrative
A terse narrative notes the tension between cunning and goodness and introduces a young chauffeur who trails a woman he loves. The text identifies the girl’s father as a director at multiple firms including American Desatype Co Inc Fairbanks Steamship Corp and Wabash Steamship Corp among others.
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American Desatype Co., Inc
Fairbanks Steamship Corporation
The
Wabash Steamship Corporation
Wealthy Heiress Marries Garage Worker in Modern Pairing
New York July 26. Mrs Frank Youmans Jr twenty one, Heiress Helen Marie Gremmels, daughter of Charles E Gremmels Montclair realty operator and shipbuilder, began a Canada wedding trip after secretly eloping with Youmans a Long Island garage worker. The couple wed after she met him in Manchester Vermont, despite engagement to Dudley Edwards Foster. The family dismissed Youmans July 1 and left for Maine.
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Park Avenue
Mackinay
Long Island
Westchester
Youmans - Grammels
New York
TNS
Mra
Frank Youmann, Jr
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Charles E. Gremmels
Montclair Realty
Canada
New York Stock Quotation Highlights
Market brief notes stock quotes for Alden and Company in New York, with listings and prices. Moderate activity across sectors, showing gains and declines, indicators for investors in the Pittsburgh area alongside regional exchanges.
Ricchine Stacks Bricks Electric Stacker Work Detail
An oddly garbled note reports Ricchine operating an electric brick stacker. The text mentions a recent event and a date around 12 May but is unclear. readers should seek a clearer source for concrete actions, locations, and outcomes.
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