Address Warns Against Decay in Social Morals at Wisconsin Rally
A June 21 speech by A. J. Blot of Chicago in Williams Bay warns that immodest dress, suggestive films, improper dancing, and liberal literature threaten American virtue. He urges strict purity, citing medical analogies and gospel standards to uplift men and combat perceived societal decay.
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Williams Bay
Wis
A. J. Blot
Chicago
Yo M. OG. A. T
America
Mr. Elliott
Jesus Christ
Esx
Elliott
New Minister Takes Charge at Lander Episcopal Church
Rev. Hutt arrived from Philadelphia to lead All Saints Church Wynewood and serve Lander’s Holy Trinity pulpit during vacation. He will stay until late September then return to Wynewood for October start. The article notes his prior Casper tenure and army service. Chief Wallace, aged 54, celebrated fifty four years as Cleveland fireman and responded to about half of twenty alarms on year end.
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Episcopal Uhureh
Lander
WV. FF. Hutt
Mre. Hutt
Hutt
Philadelphia
Episcopal Church
L. D. Smith
Wyoming
Casper
University of Pennsylvania
Montgomery School For Boys
Wynewood
Cleveland
F. Walace
The
Wallace
Babe Ruth suspension extends after umpire clash
Chicago June 21 The legendary Babe Ruth again clashed with umpire Deneen during the Cleveland New York game. The argument will keep him out of the next game two days beyond the three day suspension already imposed. The American League president announced the action.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pabe Ruth
Deneen
President Johnson
American League
Tony
Hoover Urges Boulder Canyon Dam Bill Review
Secretary Hoover urged immediate Congress enactment of legislation to build a dam and reservoir at Boulder Canyon on the Colorado River to control flood waters. He spoke before the House Irrigation Committee of Arizona.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Boulder Canyon
Colorado
Hoover
House
Aunt Landa
Daugherty sets hearing on steel merger concerns
Attorney General Daugherty announced that the Department of Justice will begin hearings on the two steel merger cases. He said the department will hear any dependable person with a legitimate argument against the merger, without adding further comment.
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Washington
Daugherty
Cnw
Department of Justice
Department
Woman Wind Senate Fight Near End Of Primary
In St Paul Minnesota the statewide primary nears completion with Mise Anna Dieltio Olesen leading the race for the Democratic nomination for senator.
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Wind Senate
St, Paul
Minn
Jun Turne
Minnesota
Mise
Anna Dieltio Olesen
Court Busy With A Large Docket In Local Session
After a weekend recess Judge C. O Brown resumed work on the elghit docket. Key cases included W B Pierson and Dorothy Pierson v Roy E Bays and Company Hiverton State Bank and Marian Mubn with extended evidence and a verdict likely by week’s end, and a mortgage case Arch ie Nell v N F Moomquist for $9580 with judgment for the plaintiffs.
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C. 0. Brown
Elghit
Pierson
Dorothy Pierson
Roy EB
Hays and Company
Hiverton State Bank
Marian Imubn
de~ Fondante
Homan Lacey
Bloomynist
A. B. Merrill
Archir Neil
Archie Nell Amd N. F. Moomquist
Sprague Ve. la Porte
Texas Flood Sets Record In Rio Grande Valley
The Rio Grande flood, the greatest in history, swelled to fifty feet in places and inundated nearly sixteen thousand acres across Starr, Rio Grande, and Cameron counties. Thousands of Mexicans in border towns are marooned. crops and cantaloupe shipments are at risk. three aviators were sent from Kelly Field to drop food to isolated farmers. No death toll figures yet.
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Ansociated Press
Bananaonto
Texas
Grande Valley
Star
Rrdalgo
Cameron
Amual
Starr County
Rio Grande
Hed Cros
Kelly Pier
San Antonio
Yoxtontay
New Volumes Arrive at Premont County Library
The Premont County Library reports a fresh batch of books arriving in recent days. Highlights include a 30 volume set of Char tee Dudley Warner World s Best Literature, plus multiple new works by Hine Rinehart Thompson and others. Educational titles for teachers, a Theodore Roosevelt Letters volume, and a children s serial Little Culovel are among the additions as shelves are restocked daily.
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Premont County
Dudley Warner
O. Heary
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Ernest Thompson Beton
Theodore Tongevelt
Wiehildren
Kbidlew Nak
Annie Fellows Johnvtoo
Dey MacDonald
Pershing
Hy Durstany
Pooh the
Langblin
Hiverlain
Baal
Right of Way Capper Bill Discussed by House Committee
The House committee debated a right of way capper bill intended to supplement the raiding act and align with supreme court references. A related bill was to be taken up at Ukeloupe this week, with Mr and Mrs Phoine bhey traveling from Salt Lake City Utah.
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Wasiington
Houseful Committee
Strike of Clothiers Began Today in New York
New York June 21 report says fifty thousand workers in the clothing industry walked out to compel employers to recognize the registered union. Hymart Slomburg, chairman of the New York Joint Board of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, announced the action.
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New York
Metropolitin
Corer
Manufueriiters
Hole
Comeaetory
Hymart Slomburg
Clything Wolves
Amurlen
Brown Safe In Penitentiary
Brown Brown, previously jailed at Merlivian Row Wyoming, is brought to the penitentiary where he will be confined. The report notes his recovery and ongoing confinement procedures.
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Ampeint Ny Oln
Pulte
Frad Brown
Merlivian Row
Wyoming
Advertising for Church Press and Publicity Views Reach Churches
A garbled report recounts editor views on church advertising in a convention. Rev Z T Brabner Smith of Chicago cites opinions from The Times Picayune New Orleans Indianapolis Stars and others on newspaper advertising value for churches and civic campaigns setting forth questions and praise for modern methods.
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Milwatirer
Associated
Z. T. Brabner Smith
Chicago
Division of Publicity
Committee On Conservation
Council of Hoard
Tadianapolis
Olviatia
Omaha
Beale Times
Cleo
Ladies Guild selections and pageant plans outlined
Fragmentary text describes a guild event with mentions of the Ladies Guild and potential pageant roles. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to a queen, Beaman and Warber appear amid scattered phrases.
Bigamist Arrested in California Faces Fraud Allegations
Donel D Stewart, a California laborer, was arrested after a trail of alleged bigamy and fraud. Authorities say he separated wives in New York, Boston, and Euchempotin, using staged marriages and forged carriages to swindle thousands from victims. Ethel Tuyen was arrested with Stewart, accused of posing as a wife in a scheme tied to fugitive cases. The arrests followed a broad investigation across several cities.
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Rte
Angeles
Col
Donel D@stowirt
California
Tin
Ethel Tuyen
Bowton
Stewart
Moet
Neyre
Fruit Companies Consolidation and National Distribution Plan
A fragment states that a consolidation of North American fruit growers was approved, aiming to standardize practices and establish nationwide sales distribution. It notes a milestone in January 1, 1929, and mentions organized lines of production and cooperation among members to support a broader market.
Irish vote tally in Parliament shows varied party support
An approximate unpresented count from Irish parliamentary benches lists Mauldin Treaty 64, Coalition Republican 3, Labor 14, Punvare 3, Ludeprundinta 10 with June timing.
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UBLON
Mauldin Treaty
Coatition Republican
Laber
Purnvare
Libraries Needed Badly in Major Community Plan
A garbled文本 describes a major push for library development across multiple states including Minima Teans and California. The plan outlines exhibits, performances, and a donor drive to expand library services, with a projected attendance and a committee structure guiding the effort.
Water conditions report from Lanier Commercial Cut committee
Consulting engineer C. C. Carlisle of Cheyenne and committee members Venant Marks W H Hendin and J H Sharp traveled from Louder to inspect water supply. They visited intake Niveland State ranches Raley and Rinks and collected samples showing red colonies and a bacterial count, with traces of Molon breillia. Further plans await Carlisle's report next month.
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C. C. Carliste
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Venant Marks
W. H. Hendin
J. H. Sharp
Lanier Commercial Cut
Niveland State Ranches
Raley
Rinks
Fourt
Jones
Gar- Heli
Cos Wittey
Wyoming Chemical Invertory
Canfer
Mar. Wirtin Suet
Dome
Die Raaxe
Carlisle
Yale Names Joan J. Rivenon as Director
Yale named Joan J. Rivenon of Cleveland Ohio as director with Mrs Irving W. Wright and Mrs Arthur Vaugha among guests at a luncheon in New Haven June 21. Mrs W Diet won high score among club members. The event noted Gould attendance and Yale connection.
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Associated Prem
New Haven
Joan J. Rivenon
Elisa
Cleveland
Ohio
Ehortly
Yale
N. C
Mat Yesterlay
Lernigon
Irving W. Wright
Gould Attuidance Prewnat
Mra. W. Diet
Clu
Arthur Vaugha
Oil report from Mexico records state of drilling
From Washington June 31 Associated Press dispatch reports oil activity in Mexico. Tompen oil fields drill 85 wells with 25 locations. British group leads with 21 wells. United backed by Germany moves to drill with new mobility plans.
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de Associated Pro
Washington
Tegrast
Slobfenn
Tamipheo
Metheo
Tompien
Biteramte
Vie Deliting
Eee
Onipane
Gorinitie
Drilling Welle
Geeman Movbliorr
Cleaning Price List From American Steam Laundry
Cleaning and pressing services offered with prices for men and ladies items. Trousers, coats, trousers pressed for 1.00 to 1.50. shirts and blouses cleaned and pressed. delivery and unspecified alterations tied to service. Men items include trousers and coats. women items include blouses and skirts with varying service levels. Prices range around one to two dollars.
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Bolte
Taney
Strike Chiefs Plan 10 Day Pause Amid Walkout Threats
In Cincinnati and Chicago, union leaders from miners and rail unions discuss a joint strike action. A unanimity statement from President Lewis and B. M. Jewell signals readiness to vote on strike next week, with meetings planned to decide next steps and protest separate interests.
United States Board Advances on Discrimination in Education
The telegraph item notes Senate action on a resolution backing an investigation into alleged discrimination in admissions. It mentions a second resolution approved concerning congressional parcel post rates, reflecting broader legislative activity. The report references Hebrews as a group affected and cites Harvard in the context.
Government defeat in House over Valesting Mandate
London June 21 The government faced defeat in the House of Lords when Ealington voiced opposition to the Valesting Mandate. Bark Malfour, the Foreign Minister, delivered a strong defense of government policy and the mandate despite the setback.
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London
Ealington
Malfour
Secretary of Commerce Appointment Scrambled in Irrigation Committee
The report blurs with garbled text but suggests confusion over a Commerce Department appointee linked to the Irrigation Committee and a Colorado River authority proposal. Names and places are unclear, but references point toward interstates Utah Colorado Nevada and New Mexico and a push to protect a border or valley area amid policy questions.
Federation ROK Investigation Sparks Cross Border Inquiry
A garbled notice from the Federation ROK outlines an international inquiry involving Amurkraa and the Nether territories. Officials names are unreadable but reference a broad probe into alleged illicit activities and security matters across borders.
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Fruit Companies Consolidated
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Mexico
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