Arrogant German attitude blocks early League entry
The Paris Council of Four hints at a quick final decision on the German counter proposals while France resists immediate German admission to the League of Nations. Reparations terms are agreed in principle with no fixed total yet. Miss M Carey Thomas marks 25 years as Bryn Mawr College president.
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Germany
Hela Kun
Hungary
Permi¢r Clemenceau
League of Nationa
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
Scout Camp In Court House Square Reels From Rain
Rainstorm disrupts Scout Camp on Court House Square but the group recovers by afternoon. Scouts continue drills and cooking after the storm as visitors are invited to inspect the camp and observe Scout training.
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Court House
Blowitti
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Three States Ratify Suffrage Amendment
New York June 10 three state ratifications of the suffrage amendment by Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan sparked jubilation at the National American Woman Suffrage Association headquarters. Kansas Governor Allen telegraphed a special session for June 16 with an expectation of a unanimous favorable vote.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Smith
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Allen
Kansas
Downes Re-Elected President of Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Richard Downes Jr was re elected president of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting in the new quarters. The nominating committee proposed officers and directors for the ensuing year and the crowd heard reports from the Traff ic and Agricultural departments. A meeting was announced to plan road improvements and gas field advertising efforts with local business leaders urged to attend.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Downes
Monroe
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Chamber of Commerce
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J. M. Cobb
W. M. Washburn
R. Downes, Jr
W.L. Ethridge
G. T. Cross
Trafic Department
Hi. J. Fernandez
B. M. Jackson
Agricultural Department
Lottie Powell
Lettie Powell
T. L. Hood
West Side Roads Committee
Mde
Ouachita Parish
FR. N
Lorsheim
A. V. Miller
Organization For Community Progress
Campaign for Members of Scouts to Begin Thursday
An active campaign for the enrollment of associate members to the Boy Scouts will begin tomorrow morning. The city is divided into districts with a captain and lieutenants assigned. The committee believes about 509 men and women in Monroe and West Monroe want to show support by joining. District Chairman R. J. Pickey named W. L. Ethridge to lead the Monroe Ouachita parish effort. Headquarters established at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Boy Scout Appreciation Week Promotes Local Youth
The article highlights Boy Scout Appreciation Week in Monroe, praising the movement and local leaders Earl Hill and Rev. J. R. Pirkey. It notes the city’s early Scout history, urges support for boy development, and urges citizens to invest in the future through youth growth.
Nation-wide strike disrupts News-Star dispatches
Chicago reports the nationwide strike of Union Commercial Telegraphers began at 7 am with 59,000 operators expected to walk out and over 100,000 more to join by June 16. Western Union and Postal Telegraph officials say service remains partially functional though disruptions are feared.
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T. TU. Ay
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theAssociated
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Ungon
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Boy Scouts Appeal for Public Support and Membership
A call to citizens to join the Boy Scouts and support the organization with membership dues. The appeal emphasizes service and high ideals and requests the committee be ready when they seek contributions.
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Boy Scouts
Fire devastates 15 buildings in Hamburg Ark
Fire in Hamburg Arkansas destroys fifteen store and office buildings today. Loss estimated at more than 745000 dollars. Local fire departments battled the blaze for hours, with crews from nearby towns assisting. No exact cause announced as of this report.
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Hamburg
Ark
France Firm on Treaty Stance After Four Power Talks
Paris reports the Council of Four and commissions failed to break the deadlock over key points in the German treaty. France remains unwilling to accept material changes, underscoring its firm position after the meeting.
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Associated Press
France
Germany
Council of Four
Full Force Working Across Western Union After Strike
Reports from seven divisions show a full force of operators on duty two hours after the strike order went out. Newcomb Carlton, president of Western Union, announces the action across the United States and maritime provinces.
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New York
Western Union
United States
Maritime Provinces
Newcomb Carlton
Ready for Strike
Chicago June 10 The Commercial Telegraphers Union of America planned a nationwide strike to begin at 8 oclock tomorrow morning push by international president S J Konenkamp. About 60000 telegraph and telephone workers would be affected and the organizer said the outlook was satisfactory.
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Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
S. J. Konenkamp
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