Judge Sibley Speaks On Modern Freedom At Emery
Atlanta June 12 Judge Samuel H Sibley United States district court told Emery University graduates that romance faith and worshipful admiration give way to cynicism The judge attacked attitudes toward women arguing a girl is not protected and should be treated with real courtesy while criticizing miniskirts nude stockings bare knees and clownish makeup as lacking credit to her character.
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Atlanta
Emery University
Samuel H. Sibley
United States District Court
Sibley
Death by own action alleged in Amidon Mills case at Wellesley
Police today confirmed an agreement of self inflicted death between Priscilla Amidon, 16, and Sterling Mills, 18, in Wellesley Farms Massachusetts as part of the investigation into the tragedy.
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Wellesley Farms
Mass
Priscilla Amidon
Sterling Mills
Deaths Touch High School Lives In Woods Incident
Miss Amidon died after being found shot in the head in the woods and Mills a Newton high school student was seriously wounded with a head bullet. Police believe both may have died by self harm and a revolver belonging to William Amidon was found near Miss Amidon.
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Miss Amidon
Mills
Newton
Here
The Day in Parliament Ottawa June 13 Monday
The senate will sit and the house of commons will take up estimates for Immigration Indian Affairs Public Works and possibly Railways and Canals. Sunday debates saw opposition to anti smuggling amendments with penalties deemed too severe. Royal assent was given to recent bills and the Criminal Code bill moves to third reading while Soldiers Civil Re establishment estimates totalling 7,994,000 were considered.
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Ottawa
Senate
House of Commons
Department of Immigration, Indian Affairs
Public Works
Department of Soldiers’ Civil
Five Drownings After Pleasure Yacht Fire Off Coast
Atlantic City Michigan June 12 five persons are believed drowned when thirty passengers including the crew of the pleasure cruiser Crystal jumped overboard as flames enveloped the vessel eight miles off the coast. Coastguard boats rescued all but five, all passengers were members of a social club. Flames are thought started by a tossed lighted cigarette.
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Atlantic City
Crystal
Rotary rule change sought to protect members moving cities
Cleveland June 12 a proposal to amend Rotary International rules to prevent disqualification when members change business or address to a new city will be submitted to the board of directors during a meeting before the annual convention. J J Rosborough former Rotarian arrived from Oakland California to present the request for nearly 100000 former members.
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Cleveland
Rotary International
J. J. Rosborough
Oakland
Cal
Jazz Condemned as Animal Howls at Chicago Convention
At a National Music Trades gathering in Chicago on June 11 A G Gulbransen a piano maker derided jazz calling it not music and animal howls with tom-tom rhythms. W H Smith of the NAMM praised home music for morals and Richard W Lawrence of the Music Industries Chamber attacked radio as a fake music medium.
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Chicago
A. G. Gulbransen
National Music Trades Convention
Guibransen
Music Industry of
America
W. H. Smith
National Association of Music Merchants
Richard W. Lawrence
Music Industries’ Chamber of Commerce
Radio
Crop report notes light frost damage and worm issues
The May frost caused limited permanent crop damage with some reseeding needed. Cutworms appeared in 215 points across three provinces but damage is mostly light, with some areas reporting 10 to 15 percent loss. Coarse grains largely seeded. flax acreage may fall, while sweet clover and corn plantings rise. The mid June outlook is notably favorable.
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Alberta
Girls Camp Elkwater Opens July Second
Girls 14 and over may register for the C. G. I. T. camp at Elkwater with a $7 fee of which $1 is due with the application. Miss Katie McCrimmon directs the camp now in its seventh summer, promising good meals beds and an attractive program with trained nurse on staff. Applications encouraged early.
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Elkwater
J. M. Rae
Fourth Street
Katie McCrimmon
Buffalo skins exhibit at national park display
The Agriculture Society presents an exhibit on buffalo coats robes and skins at Adian National Park in Wainwright. It includes sample ladies and gentlemen coats to show practical use of buffalo hides. The display coincides with the large industrial auto and horticultural exhibition at the end of August.
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Adian National Park
Wainwright
Was It Enterprise A Calgary Paper Adopts Peterson Death
A Calgary publication showcases enterprising flair by replicating a McGill principal’s death notice as a prop in its columns. The playful gimmick highlights the paper’s bold editorial style and ribbing tone about life and memory.
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Calgary .Athertan
Willam Peterson
Peterson
McGill University
Enterprise
Tomorrow Birthday Horoscopes For June 14 15
Sunday and Monday June 14 15 offer mixed fortune with heart and home presages. Birthdays risk a slow year and anxiety, while Monday hints at potential recognition or promotion for workers though legal or speculative losses are possible.
Canada Lifts U S Livestock Import Ban Amid Fmd Threat
Vancouver June 13 The U S cattle embargo due to foot and mouth disease will be lifted Sunday. Dr W H Mackenzie federal veterinary inspector announced on receiving Ottawa confirmation. The move eases BC concerns for horse racing and fairs this summer.
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B. C
United States
Canada
W. H. Mackenzie
Federal
Ottawa
British Columbia
Scandal Averted as Duke and Duchess Reach Settlement
London reports the Duke of Westminster will not defend the divorce action and withdraw a counter charge. the Duchess agrees to drop 28 of 30 charges and accept 30,000 dollars yearly alimony. The case involves high society figures and intense social pressure.
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London
Duke of Westminster
Classified ads hype quick sales in The News
In a brisk pitch the ad urges readers to place classified ads in The News, highlighting fast responses and brisk transactions. The note frames classifieds as a speedy sales channel for miscellany, services, and notices.
Senate committee drops section of canteen bill
Ottawa June 12. The Senate inquiry into Great War Veterans Association funds, poppy sales, and canteen finances decided to drop the $100,000 maintenance section for the ex service men adjustment bureau. Adjournment was set to Tuesday morning.
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Ottawa
Senate
Great War Veterans Association
Haig to Attend Calgary Stampede Jubilee Visit
Field Marshal Haig and party will visit Calgary July 10 and 11 to take part in the jubilee and stampede. The telegram was received by Alex Walker president of the provincial G W V A and was cabled from Wembley. Haig travels to Canada under the Dominion G W V A arrangement.
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Calgary
Haig
Alex Walker
G.W.V.A
J.P. Campbell
Wembley
Earl Haig
Canada
Dominion
New Effort To Save Russell Scott From Hanging
Attorney C P MacAulay departed for Springfield to file a petition of writ of error and supersedage to stay the execution set for July 1. Scott was convicted of the holdup murder of Joseph Maurer, a drug clerk, in Toronto.
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Chicago
Russell Scott
Toronto
the Gallows
C. P. MacAulay
Springfield
Scott
Joseph Maurer
Knox church faced caveat filed by members in Lethbridge
In Calgary on June 13 a caveat was filed against Knox Church Lethbridge by communicant members claiming beneficiaries. Knox joined a union but part of the congregation formed a continuing church.
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Calgary
Knox Church
Lethbridge
Knox
Wheat inspections show lower car totals this June
Wheat inspections at Winnpeg on Friday totaled 107 cars with 661 contract Braden, down from 826 on June 13 last year. Coarse grains reached 55 cars, versus 203 a year ago. Ninety baboons from Abyssinia arrived at the Honda Zoo and will be acclimatized in a radiant heated cage with artificial sunlight.
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Winnnipeg
Abyssinia
Honda Zoo
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