King Gustav V of Sweden Marks Sixty Fifth Birthday
King Gustav V enters his sixty fifth year while nearing fifteen years on the throne. A descendant of Marshal Bernadotte, he married Princess Victoria in Karlsruhe at twenty three. As regent during his father Oscar's illnesses, he was militarily inclined but now shows strong concern for subjects' welfare.
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Gustav V
Bernadotte
Napoleon
Gugild
Dalgetty
Gustav
Karlsruhe
Victoria
Grand Duke of
Baden
Oscar
Possibility of Increasing Gas Output is Shown
Washington June 16. The Bureau of Mines suggested that by more complete condensation of still vapors at refineries gasoline output could rise by 120 million gallons annually. Study of 13 refineries shows average recovery of four tenths gallon per barrel and notes large gains possible in smaller, cooler-water regions.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
D. B. Dow
Bureau
Dow
Oklahoma
North
Texas
Louisiana
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
California
Weeks Warns of Decline in American Government
Secretary Weeks, speaking at Western Reserve University commencement in Cleveland on June 15, warned of trends undermining the Constitution and party responsibility. He resisted a dramatic title but said the drift weakens the nation’s governmental structure.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Weeks
Western Reserve University
Opening of Conference Hopes for Russia's Re-entry
The conference opens with Europe focusing on practical steps for Russia to rejoin the concert of nations. Paris likely hosts the talks as delegates seek a pathway to reintegrate Russia into postwar diplomacy.
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Hague
Europe
Russia
Judge Schultz Calls for Aid to State Delinquent Girl Home Plan
Monroe police judge Charles Schulze urges state judges mayors and officials to back a $100000 appropriation for Act 249 of 1920 establishing an industrial home for girls and women with medical care. He notes Louisiana lacks provisions for delinquent girls and cites the Training School for Boys as precedent.
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Charles Schulze
Monroe
Webb
Good Women of
Louisiana
Lawsuits Filed in Sixth District Court
Suits filed with the clerk include Brewster Long versus Mary Long. Missouri Pacific Railroad versus W B Davis and The Selig Co versus Town of West Monroe. Walnut Building Co Inc against S C Blackmon.
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Sixth District Court
Brewster Long
Mary Long
Missouri Pacific Railroad
W. B Davis
The
Selig Co
Town of
West Mon
Walnut Building Cor., Inc., Vs. S. C. Blackmon
Jesse Gryder Taken by Death at 23
Jesse Gryder age 23, son of Mr and Mrs R F Gryder, died last Tuesday at St Francis sanitarium after a long illness. He had lived in various parts of Texas seeking a cure and wished to return to Monroe. He leaves his parents and other relatives in Louisiana.
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Jesse Gryder
R. F. Gryder
St. Francis Sanitarium
Texas
Monroe
Louisiana
Kato Pledges Faith On Global Armament Cut
Tokio June 15 Admiral Kato Japan's new premier pledged Japan's faith to cooperate with world powers for further armament reductions and maintenance in a new era of peace ushered in by the Washington conference.
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Tokio
Admiral Kato
Japan
Strike Inevitable as Mine Workers Prepare to Withdraw
New York June 15 The break in wage scale talks between United Mine Workers and anthracite coal operators appears irreparable as union members prepare to leave. The suspension of hearings leads both sides to forecast a strike.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Soap Use by Power Laundries Reaches Fifty Thousand Tons
Report notes that power laundries across the United States consume about 50 000 tons of soap annually. The figure underscores the extent of industrial laundering and its material demands.
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United States
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Monroe Workers
Monroe residents labor in strained postures and heavy lifting which wears kidneys and hampers blood filtration. G A Burnette of Monroe reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieved six kidney pains and backache, enabling full days of work after using Phoenix Drug Store. Availability priced 60 cents at dealers.
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Monroe
Dean
G. A. Burnette
Carpenter
S. First St
Doan
Phoenix
Milburn Co. Mtra
Buffalo
N. Y
Advt
Russian attitude at Hague to mirror Genoa stance
Moscow officials inform the Associated Press that on the eve of the Hague conference the Russian Soviet government will maintain the same position as at Genoa. The statement comes as officials prepare for the talks.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Bank of England Lowers Discount Rate in June
London June 15 the Bank of England reduced its discount rate to 8 12 percent a half percent lower than the rate set May 13.
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London
Bank of England
Coal Shortage Sparks Call for Miner Operator Talks
Springfield Illinois June 15 President Lewis of the United Mine Workers warned of an unparalleled coal shortage. He said only summer heat masks the gravity of the crisis and urged a near term conference between miners and operators to address the situation.
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Springfield
Ill
Lewis
United Mine Workers
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