Women of Italy Fight for Right in Labor Union Ranks
Rome reports a new drive by Italian women workers to enter the Amsterdam International with their own representatives. Led by Signora Laura Cabrini, the Federation of Working Women of Italy seeks political influence through unions, aiming to gain voting rights and equal labor terms.
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Clara Woln
Rome
Amsterdam
Harasses
Federation of
Working Women of
Italy
Confeders Ital
Siynora Cabrini
Sienora
Laura Cafartelli Cabrini
International Federation of Working Women
Confederazione Generale Dei Lavera
Signora Cabrini
Syndicata
Jto
School Head Forces Boys To Wear Coats In Heat
PORTSMOUTH N H June 17 The Lawrence and Portsmouth high schools enforced a rule requiring all boys to be fully dressed before entering. Principal Horne and Principal Gray punished violators. During a heat wave several boys arrived in shirtsleeves and were sent home. Boys with collars and coats endured sweltering classrooms while girls wore sleeveless blouses and stayed cooler.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Lawrence
Horne
Gray
Woman Sues Man For Accusing Her Of Killing Relative
Mrs. Clara BE Nickals of Evans City sues Charles Stevenson for 25000 dollars in damages for alleged slander. She says Stevenson called her smart and accused her of killing Grandma Nickals, her mother in law, and insists she never committed any crime.
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Butler
Charles Stevenson
Evans’ City
Clara BE. Nickals
Evans City
Nickals
Stevenson
Grandma Nickals
Flivver Tax Reform Debate in France
Paris reports debate over the taxe de luxe 10 percent luxury tax on four wheelers. Deputy Maurice Ajam urges Chamber of Deputies to scrap the tax on cars valued under 15 000 francs about 1500 dollars, arguing it will not greatly affect the budget. He frames the small cars as flivvers and kin deserving relief.
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Paris
M. Maurice Ajam
Chamber of Deputies
France
M. Amm
Alter's Committee Expended 134644 In Primary Fight
Harrisburg June 17 Expenditures of the campaign committee backing Attorney General George DB Alter for the Republican nomination for governor in last month's primary totaled 134644.47 outside Philadelphia and Allegheny counties. Thomas Boyle treasurer reports. Senator Edwin H Ware of Philadelphia was the largest contributor, giving 25000 to a total fund of 130815. Sproul and Eyre contributions of 12500 each supported the campaign.
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Harrisburg
George DB. Alter
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Thomas 5
Boyle
Alter
Edwin H. Ware
Farm Facts Timely Reminders for Farmers Week Core Tips
Spraying potatoes first in northern counties and second in central counties. Grapes require a second spray in mountainous sections. Insect control notes for rose bugs include mixtures with dry lead arsenate and glucose. Millinedes pests treated with Black Leaf 40 in water. Shade tree worms controlled by arsenate or lead spray. Vitamin rich foods urged include fresh vegetables fruits and dairy. Time to select culled hens to save costs. Pasture after weaning boosts pig growth with corn and water. State College Farmers Week sale features a good bull calf at 4 p.m.
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Tier
Nature
Farmera
State College
Dairy Husbandry Department
Brands of Bulls Vary, Louis Learns Brands of Bulls Vary
In San Francisco Louis Deoni, famed for tormenting a bull, paraded Broadway singing Toreador from Carmen and challenged all pools. Police officer Herman Hextrum confronted him, a scuffle followed, and Louis was socked and jailed. He received five days in police custody for butt fighting, a judge ruled.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Spain
Louis Deoni
Ho Postol
Louis
Carmen
Herman Hextrum
Seville
Louie
Princeton Station Attends Hunt Reunion Observed
Princeton Station residents joined Hunt family relatives at the Hunt reunion on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Law and Hunt family guests. Thursday guests included Mr and Mrs George Dean and daughter Nee and Mr Harmon and family. Thayer McCurdy returned home to New Castle after visiting his parents. Station Personal notes mention gatherings at Cascade Park and visits by McCurdy and Young families.
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Stewart Hunt
Lawre Hunt
Andy Pounds
Mra
Carl Allison
George Dean
Harmon
Giab
Edward Young
Thayer McCurdy
New Castle
Robert McCurdy
Steiner's
John McCurdy, Jr
Verlie
Princeton
William McCracken
N. M. Young
James
Newton Young
Gladys
Clyde
William Young
Cascade Parte
Glenn
Smith
Wilkinsburg
Local social notes from New Castle and area gatherings
Residents and guests visit relatives across Glhscon dale, Ross Point Station, and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr and Mrs N M Young with Leona at James White's home, Mrs D F Henry and Mrs J E Forbes visiting Mrs Tressa Fox, and Frank Nessle from New Castle to a cottage on Sapperyrock Creek.
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William Wright
N. M. Young
Leona
Norman Book
Charles Mershimer
Tuesaday
H. S. Shaw
Margaret
Mark Glenn
Portersville
Floyd Blair
Stanley Rhodes
Ross Point Station
John Houk
Jack
New Castle
John McCurdy
McCurdy
Jennié McCraken
Grant City
J. BE. Forbes
Douglas Henry
Milton McCracken
Harlansburg Road
Calvin Wright
Jeannett
Treasa Fox
Vanes White
Frank Gibson
Newton Young
McConnell's Mill
Charles Davis
Ohio Radio Fans Warned Against Wires On Poles
TOLEDO June 17 Amateur radio enthusiasts warned by Ohio State Telephone and Toledo Edison officials not to string wires on poles for aerials. Recent deaths from contact with charged wires lead linemen to remove antennas and conductors. Edison official Fred Derge says the aim is safety, not discouragement.
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International News Service
Toledo
Ohio State Telephone Company
Toledo Edison Company
Whren
Fred Derge
Edison Company
Increase in onion crop yields across states noted
Cinternational News Service reports a bumper onion crop this year as USDA estimates late onion acreage in twenty states at 44,325 acres, up from 42,370 in 1921. New York accounts for 7,620 acres and California 7,300. Texas grows from 0 to 2,500 acres.
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Cinternational News Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
New York
California
Texas
Princess Ga farine Prefers Death Over Prison
Paris dispatch reports Princess Ga farine, condemned by a Soviet Tribunal in Moscow to five years' labor, has told captors she would rather die than go to prison and has formally requested the sentence be changed to death.
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Internationalews
Paris
Gafarine
Moscow
Bureau of Chemistry Tests New Beverage Cassina Yau Pan
The Bureau of Chemistry in Washington on June 17 announced experimental work on cassina or yau pan a new beverage. Officials say it may rival tea and coffee in bouquet taste and stimulating quality and badges bearing the name are being issued to many ships in the British navy.
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International Mews Service
Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau
Fraction of Vote Settles Bond Issue in Morgantown
In Morgantown West Virginia a special election approved a 780000 bond issue for street improvements and a municipal building by a margin of 1 131 to 1 130. The result hinges on a three fifths rule yielding an exact three fifths of the vote and may prompt a new election due to registration issues.
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International Next Service
Morgantown
West, Virginia
West Virginia
Married Policemen Are Best Says Authorities
Paris dispatch reports authorities claim married police officers perform better than unmarried ones. The International News Service notes increased efficiency and reliability among married cops, aligning with traditional views on domestic stability influencing policing.
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International News Service
Paris
Feres
Paris Gendarmes Demand Higher Pay to Support Family
A recent plaint to municipal authorities in Paris seeks increased salaries for gendarmes to support wives and children. The appeal underscores financial strain among officers and calls for government action to ensure protection and welfare.
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Paris
Woman appointed chief of Martinsburg police
Martinsburg West Virginia June 1 The new city officials designate a woman chief of police Miss Hattie Zepp Republican well known local woman She succeeds Oscar B Miller
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Cabell
Hattie Zepp
Oscar B. Miller
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