De Valera Delays Response to Conference Offer
A summary from the morning papers notes Eamonn de Valera is not yet prepared to commit to Premier George's invitation for an Irish settlement conference. In Albany Newfoundland committees representing workers and mill owners plan to pick an independent member to join the arbitration board on wage disputes. Detroit reports disabled veterans marching in a parade urging faster relief. Washington notes the Senate accepted an amendment on seasonal coal freight rates and President Harding may urge army authorizations and modifications for the next session. The Japanese delegation was received at the White House by Harding and Secretary of State.
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Poem on Present-Day Skirt Sparks Clergy Debate
A New York clergyman circulated a poem critiquing modern dress and proposing modest attire. The verse, connected to Rev. Straton, mocks fashions while urging women to conform to moral standards and traditional roles.
Wisconsin Guardsmen Begin Summer Camp in July
Six thousand Wisconsin national guardsmen start summer training in mid July. Encampments at Camp Douglas and Camp Grant run July 15 to September 3. The 64th Infantry Brigade, about 3,600 men, trains at Douglas July 18–30, with other units, including quartermaster trains and artillery, holding sessions through August 20.
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Guardsmen to Train Camp Grant August September
The headquarters troop of the witty third brigade with cavalry and the 107th munition train move to Camp Grant from August 22 to September 3. The adjutant general's department says this training year will be the most comprehensive since the war, aiming to give guardsmen thorough preparation.
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Ontario ship shipments barred to curb corn borer spread
Washington plans exclude shipments from Ontario of corn and vegetable products likely to carry the European corn borer. The move aims to halt pest spread with Canadian authorities and seeks closer cooperation between the nations. The Congressional Library notes a collection of four 700 miniature books, the largest under two inches square.
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