Soviet to Offer Concessions at International Conference
Soviet representatives at the International Economic Conference in Moscow will likely offer concessions worth about one billion dollars for mineral, railway, agricultural, and timber exploitation if Moscow approves. Russian negotiators seek direct talks with American financiers and businessmen to discuss Russia’s needs and possible guarantees.
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H. Weyer
HAGOK
Moscow
Jina
Genoa
Lloyd George
George Tehiteherin
Gano
Russia
An Unfailing Way To Banish Hairs
Beauty notes promise a home treatment using Delatone powder mixed with water to form a paste that covers hairy skin. The paste stays on about two minutes before removal and washing, with claims that all traces vanish and no inconvenience results when using genuine Delatone.
British In Conciliatory Mood At Conference Meeting
The United States declines to attend the conference, dampening investor confidence as business leaders doubt prospects in Russia. Russian delegates at the Orange Hotel in Scheveningen anticipate France’s obstruction and expect Britain to counterbalance the anti Russian bloc. A mixed commission, likely led by Maxim Litvinov, will hear testimony from Russian experts and may visit Russia. After about three months of inquiry it will draft recommendations unless the conference collapses.
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America
United States
Orange Hotel
Scheveningen
France
Genoa
Britain
Belgium
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Will Detail Cop For Motorcycle Job Says Chief
Chief Ed Elder said a police officer will be detailed to ride the department motorcycle during Ordear H. M. Reynolds two week vacation. The bike is in the shop and the city mechanic expects it ready by Wednesday morning.
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Ed Elder
News Today
Street obstructions reported by Officer Syling
Officer Syling noted dangerous street obstructions including a brick pile on Allen Street left by Bell Telephone without danger signals and a dirt pile on Florence Avenue without warning. He also reported a washout at Lathrop and Finch Streets. The piece ends with a note on red-letter days from Bank of England records.
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Syling
Allen Street
Bell Telephone Company
Florence Avenue
Lathrop
Finch Streets
How To Make Pineapple Jam At Home
A recipe guide for pineapple jam using CERTO pectin. It details pineapple selection, chopping, measuring four cups, adding eight cups sugar, boiling, skimming, and sealing jars with hot paraffin. It also references obtaining the CERTO Recipe Book and provides sealing tips for longevity.
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Pectin Sales Co., Inc
Gost Avenue
Rochester
Thompson Becomes Youngest Supreme Judge in America
Floyd E. Thompson has again sworn in as Judge of the Supreme Court of Mitnois. At thirty three, he is the youngest Supreme Court Judge in America, rising from the Fourth Judicial District at Springfield. He is self educated and studied for the bar while working as a newsman.
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Floyd E. Thompson
Supreme Court of Mitnois
Supreme Court
America
Fourth Judicial District
Springfield
Seventh Ward News Celebration For Seventh Ward
The Seventh ward plans June and July celebrations in Pittsburgh the district calendar notes St. Lucy's Italian shareh on June 20 honoring St Anthony's day with a street parade band concert and trew ork a display The July 20 anniversary of St Margaret's organization is also noted Bernard McGuire returns from Hiram college to summer with a contracting firm A Madigan Avenue church Ladies Aid dinner is planned July 1 with hostesses Ada Robinson J R McGuire Thomas Solomon and Edward Park Charles Logan of Cudahy Packing Co recovering from injuries after a Madison Avenue truck collision with a pole Dr H H Steen leaves for Cambridge Springs for a post graduate bridge course with 20 dentists and is joined by Dr W F Felch Mr and Mrs Kyser families attend W H Kyser funeral in Alliance.
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Seventh Ward
St. Lucy’s
St. Margaret's Soniary
Ladies’ Aid Society
Madigan Avenue
Charles Logan
Cudahy Packing Co
South Mid Street
Madison Avenue
John C. McMillen
Mcphillen
Mr. Logan
H. H. Steen
West Clayton Street
Cambridge Springs
New York City
Steen
W. FP. Felch
St. Margaret's
Clayton Street
New Cumberland
W. Va
Arthur Borman
Oscar Witherow
Lafayette Street
Alton
O. Parker Dixon
North Liberty Street
West Virginia
McKinney
Jamestown
Andley Frost
May Paris
West Cherry Street
Pittsburgh
Helen Richards
Niles
Cadwalter Richards
Newell Avenue
Albert Baldwin
Youngstown
N. J. Bachat
Ner
Cedar Street
W. J. Wray
Grove City
David Taylor
Baughter
Garnet
Celebration plans and local notices in Ashtabula area
Saturday notices remind of a St Margaret Italian society July 20 celebration with parade hand concert fireworks and a carnival. AlsoCascade Park dinner for Mr and Mrs McCormick and many local residents noted. Waterfront storm damages Wabash avenue building. Various personal notices for residents visiting relatives and returning home.
Police Make Two Trips For Suspect
Police traveled twice to 1917 East Washington Street on Sunday night to locate a man described as acting suspiciously. The first search found no one on the porch, and a second search in the alley behind the house also failed to locate him.
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East Washington Street
Polica
Billy McDonald Returns To Job At City Tool House
Billy McDonald a Street Department clerk returns to his office after a week vacation spent tending his Laurel Boulevard garden. Associates say he would have taken two weeks but ran out of plants and dislikes unprofitable time, so he came back to work. A separate note explains gold beaters can thin gold leaves to the thickness of an inch with 222 000 leaves per an ounce though each leaf appears flawless.
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Billy” McDonald
City Tool House
Laurel Boulevard
Billy
Snake Seen In Tree On Milton Street
Fearful Milton Street residents report a black snake seen resting in lower branches near the business district. The unusual sight near the city edge unsettles quiet locals who fear the serpent may fall on passersby as it awakens from winter dormancy.
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Milton Street
Snake
Silence Gives Consent Joke Sparks Proposal Confusion
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript depicts a man who cannot refuse an unwanted marriage proposal. The woman asks to marry, and when he stays silent, she declares, Silence gives consent, leaving him in a comic predicament about an implied agreement.
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Boston Transcript
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Will
Bank of England
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Zoom Mo
Croton Ave
Pricca Prom
New Castle Concrete Co
Johnston Building
Plant
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Seventh Ward News
St. Grey's Church
Bernard McGuire
North Cedar Street
Hiram College
A. C. Kyser
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Evelyn
N. PB. Kyser
Freedom
Alliance
W. H. Kyser
U. S
U.S
Oxfords
la Crosse Make
Neas
BETRA
Jane
Fisk Premier
Lawrence Cycle Company
Bowth Sgu Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ashtabula
PARIC
C. M. K. Einb
Cascade Park
Srenm
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Guy Raney
Auburl
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Grant City
Park
Ollock
Grove
Find Mra
Alex
Dalely
Margaret
Mra
China Avery
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Margaret Walker
Mahoning
Thomas Solomon
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Samuel Depiero
Wabash
Cincinnati
Elmer Wilson
Air
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Edward James
Warren
Samuel Hawk
Princeton
Vish
W. D. Evans
Cherry Street
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Thomas Rowan
Julia
East Cherry Street
Marian Depiero
Lorain
Mueller
Muellers
Billy McDonald
Avery
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