Public Censure Proves Injurious To Statesmanship
Secretary of State Charles Hughes warned at the University of Michigan commencement that public criticism harms negotiations. He said old European intrigue faded after World War I, and open diplomacy must balance openness with necessary secrecy to avoid selfish opposition at home and abroad.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles , Hughes
Michigan
América
United States
Hughes
Secretary advocates open hearings on foreign policy treaty
Sfughes argued that public opinion is formed by facts and citizens deserve full access to the truth. He urged the secretary of state and department members be allowed to testify before the senate, explaining policy and addressing any emergencies during treaty debates.
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Senate
Sfughes
Mrs Loller Hurt in Auto Crash at Youngstown
Mrs C L Loller 60 of this city escaped with slight injuries Saturday around 1 pm when struck by an automobile driven by C H Gidd Williamsfield at Boardman and Champions Streets Youngstown. She was taken to Youngstown hospital where doctors said injuries were not serious. The article adds a note that the electric eel is a powerful electric fish with shocks capable of paralyzing a man or large animal.
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C. L. Loller
C. H. Gidd
Williamsfield
Boardman
Champions Streets
Youngstown
Hundred Children in First Communion at St Marys
About one hundred pupils aged seven to twelve from St Marys Parochial School received Holy Eucharist for the first time at the 8:30 mass. A school procession to the church preceded the ceremony, held on Corpus Christi Sunday, with the event filling the church.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Hague Committees Gather Data for Russia Reconstruction
Hague committees of the conference on the Reconstruction of Russia began final preparations for a meeting with the Russian commission of experts next Monday. Data will be gathered to base recommendations. The formal session was postponed at the French delegation's request as they awaited Premier Poincare's London communication.
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S. D. Wixver
Araff
Hague
Conference On the
Russia
Russian Commission of Experts
Confers Enes
Poincare
London
Central Union Protests at YWCA Meeting
Central Union at the YWCA Friday evening unanimously protested against Sabbath fluseration at Cascade Park by keeping amusements open and refused to patronize the park until this matter is settled. They also protested to the city council against granting another carnival permit. The president read a letter from the state treasurer recommending suitable films for mill or regular theater use.
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Central Union
Cascade Park
Union records and Flower Mission day notes in June
The city union reports a June schedule for meetings on June 25 29 and 30 with members calling ten others to attend while aiming to recruit eighty eight thousand new members. It notes 16 members joined this year and honors Emma Emery for Flower Mission Day success. C M Grace serves as secretary and new member reports include two enrollments
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C. S. Hart
Raporta
Moody Books
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Grace
Franco British Alliance Talks Under Way In London
London June 19 Premier Poincare arrived for Verdun day ceremonies and met Premier Lloyd George at luncheon. They planned further talks with expectation of reviving a Franco British alliance. Lloyd George reportedly seeks understanding first on Near East, the Hague conference, and German reparations.
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International News Service
London
Foincara
England
Lloyd George
Poincare
Brothers Quarrel Over Girl Ends With Double Shooting
In Cassville near Morgantown Miss Anna Wright of Peatress and Charles Tibbet were shot and wounded while Miss Wright sat in a car with Mr. and Mrs. William Corey during a party escort. Charles Tibbet and Harry Tibbet, brothers, argued. Charles drew a pistol and shot Miss Wright, then Harry disarmed him and shot Charles near the heart. Harry Tibbet is jailed in connection with the incident.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Anna Wright
Peatress
Charles Tibett
Cassville
Harry Tibbett
Charles
Tibbett Boys
Miss Wright
William Core
Tibbett Brothers
Charles Tibbett
Charter Granted To Local Furniture Company
The Keystone Furniture Company is granted a charter to buy sell and deal in furniture. Capital stock is 23600 dollars. Incorporators are Francis P Dufford John B Dufford and Robert Blank. The store sits on East Washington Street near Harmony station.
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Keystone Furniture Company
Capital
Francis P. Dufford
John B. Dufford
Robert Blank
East Washington Street
Harmony Station
Threats of reprisal tighten grip on Belfast streets
In Belfast on June 19 threats of murder reprisals prompted heavy police and military response. A new wave of incendiary attacks intensified the crisis as streets once storm centers fell under military control and security forces maintained tight oversight.
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Ciincernational News Service
Belfast
Murdered man found in Chicago yard tied to Miss Vastula
In Chicago on June 19 an apparently 50 year old man was found dead in the rear yard of Miss Mary Vastula on the Southwest Side. Police suspect robbery and murder after finding finger marks on his throat and a clue bearing the name William McLaughlin, 2154 Western Avenue. A hat inscription reading J. HE. S. and a Des Moines road ticket were among the few leads.
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International News Services
Chicago
Mary Vastula
William McLaughlin
Western Avenue
J. HE. S
Blood test proves man father of girl child
Los Angeles on June 19 a blood test convinced Mycratt Campbell that he was the father of a 10 month old girl. He had been charged with failing to support the infant. After Dr L Thidleum testified the test showed him to be the father Campbell said he would accept responsibility and asked probation so he might live for his daughter.
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Los Angeles
Mycratt
Farley in Serious Condition After Relapse in Canada
William James Farley, long poor health and living in Ontario Canada to regain strength, is reported Saturday to be in critical condition after a relapse. He had hoped for recovery but remains very ill. The note from his wife mentions financial strain and a money order pay request from The Leatherneck.
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William James Farley
Ontario
Canada
Marine
Ing
Card Of Thanks for Elizabeth Jane Neff
The families of Will Nett and Mrs. Sarah Murdock thank friends neighbors and the community for kindness during the illness and death of Elizabeth Jane Neff. Gratitude is expressed for flowers and the automobiles used at the funeral.
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Elizabeth Jane Neff
Will Nett
Sarah Murdock
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