Bulgarian Exile Seeks Balkan Peace Policy For Bulgaria
Bulgarian exiled former premier M. Radoslavoff declared in Berlin that a new government will pursue Balkan peace and tranquilize Bulgaria. He says overthrow of Stambulisky ends political terrorism, that Bulgaria will not align with Entente or Central Powers, and that exiles feel free after years under fear.
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Cinternsriinal News Service
Berlin
Balkan
M. Radoslavett
Premisr
Stambulisky
Bulgaria
Servia
Roumania
Balkans
Radoslavatf
Stambullaky
Sofia
France
Ferdinand Narr
Ferdinand
Radoslavoi
Sola
Asm
Radoslavoff
Bulgaria's Coalition Government Staunchly Backed
Bulgarian public opinion supports a monarchy with Borie on the throne and a firm, permanent government in Sofia. The coalition excludes the Communists, leans liberal, and foresees no counterrevolution amid a national unity that blends all parties.
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Borie
Sofia
Bulgaria
Expect Release Of Prisoners Held By Bandits
The state department announced that the release of prisoners held by Chinese bandits is momentarily expected. Minister Schutman in Peking said the bandits accepted all propositions but asked three days to complete enrolling their forces into the Chinese national army.
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International News Service
Washington
State Department
Schutman
Peking
French Protest Curtailment Of Wine Rations
Washington June 11 French embassy representatives renewed protests over curtailment of wine rations for their crews aboard foreign ships after the new liquor regulations took effect. They implied bad faith by enforcement authorities and called for government review.
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International News Service
Washington
Mystic Prophets Meet in Cleveland Big National Gathering
Cleveland hosts about 24 000 members of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm founder of Blue Lodge Masonry. Mayor Kahler welcomed attendees as fezzed visitors, a 1000 strong parade marched downtown, and a ceremonial at Masonic Hall capped the day. Indianapolis Prophets push to move next supreme council to Indianapolis.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Mystic Order of
Blue Lodge Masonry
Kahler
Masonic Hall
Indianapolis
Supreme Council
Hoosier
Jurors To Be Taken To Scene In Murder Case
Jurors in the Green murder case may be conveyed to the prime scene this afternoon by auto bus if the jury is elected today. An officer stopped a driver on Wilmington avenue for speeding and he agreed to send the fine money to the city.
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Pe P.O. Interurhan
H. M. Reynolds
8. C. Kennedy
Patterson Heights
Beaver Falls
Wilmington Avenue
The Peach That Was Left in the Depot Townsfolk Discord
A fragmented village scene centers on Cyrus Kling, a feared town banker and church warden, and a young ingénue Elsie Roche who abandons a theatre troupe. Kling offers aid, posing as atonement for a shady past, while Elsie contemplates a risky ride home. The tale blends gossip, temptation, and moral judgment in a rural setting.
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Providence
Cyrus Kulng
Cyrus
Cyrag Waa
Cyrus Kiing
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Jim Bowles
Good May Greswell
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May
Jim
Elsie Roche
Doar
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Myers
Denver Priest Indicted for Forgery by Grand Jury
Federal grand jury indicts Father Walter A. Grace former pastor of St Anes Shrine Denver on forgery related to disposal of high grade liquor in Denver Also charged are former Federal Prohibition Director FE H McClenahan and four former assistants for irregularities in the prohibition office in Denver Pueblo Colorado filed by International News Service
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Walter A. Grace
Csunec International News Service
Pueblo. Colo
Jung St
Federal Grand Jury Today
St. Anes Shrine
Denver
Prohibition
FE. H. McClenahan
Nineteen Hurt In Wreck In Georgia
An A. B. & A. train en route to Athens collided with another train near Reynolds Georgia leaving nineteen injured. A relief train hurried to the scene and victims were taken to a local hospital. Conductor W. G. Met and R. R. Jones of Atlanta were among the most seriously hurt.
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C International New L
Ath Yah
W. G. Met
R. R. Jones
Atlanta
Happy Heart Club Meets at Highland U B P Church
Members of the Happy Heart Club of the Highland U B P church met Friday evening with Miss Dorothy Hoover of Winter Avenue. During the evening games were enjoyed.
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Happy Heart Club
The
Highland
U. B P. Church
Dorothy Hoover
Winter Avenue
Dainty refreshments served at rehearsal assisted by teacher
Eight members and the teacher Mrs. W F Johnston were present. The next meeting will be June 22 at Miss Edith Lenox's home on Moogy Avenue.
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Baker
W. F. Johnston
Edith Lenox
Moogy Avenue
Free Truckmen Cleared After McConnell Trial Acquittal
John Desardeyn and Max Meshare, Wilkes Barre truckmen who pleaded guilty in the William C. McConnell case, were freed by Federal Judge Thompson after McConnell and 25 others were acquitted. The ruling cites the broader acquittal as the reason for freeing the two defendants.
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Internatonal News Service
Philadelphia
John Desardeyn
Max Meshare
Wilkes Barre
Tria
William C. McConnell
Thompsson
McConnell
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