Vital Questions Before Premiers Face Allied Conference
International News Service reports United States not represented as Premier Millerand and Cloyd George lead Allied delegates in Bologne for talks on Greece's war option against Turkish nationalists, German indemnity payments, and Russian relations. Prominent figures arrive amid security concerns. Greece expected to push for a large Turkish offensive with Allied backing. Belgium follows closely as Hythe conference decisions loom.
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International
Bologne
Premine Cloyd George
Millerand
Greece
Russia
Promisr Vonoveros
Hythe
London
al Hythe
Turkey
Maarsheal Fosh
Aching Joints Warn of Rheumatic Danger
A ragged ad urges readers to treat rheumatism with Goldine No. 2, claiming aches signal danger and promising relief. It emphasizes staying off death’s edge by using the product, naming local sellers Manners Co and Little Drug Store among others while portraying severe outcomes for inaction.
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Ives
Eprel
Wade
Goldie
Manners
Cnail Neely Virpe Co
Mahoning
Litdle Drug Store
Wampum Tirng Uo
Belgian and Italian stances on postwar indemnity and disarmament
Count Sforza presses for twenty percent indemnity and higher penalties on Germany while Belgium seeks concrete payments over promises. Dr Jasper of Belgium backs France on German disarmament and oppose war with Soviet Russia, urging normal commerce with Moscow.
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Count Sforza
Jinister
Germany
Belgium
Jasper
France
Russia
Rev J H Miller Leads Anniversary Services at St John
St John’s Lutheran church crowds marked founding anniversary with Rev J H Miller of Irwin Pa in charge for two services. Special programs planned Tuesday through Friday with music, speeches by Mrs J H Miller and Rev Nathan Schaffer, and a cantata on Wednesday.
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St. John's Litheran Church
J. H. Miller
Irwin
Ladies’ Miggionary Society
Ladies’ Aid
Mauline Schulx
Elizabeth ‘Reser
Albert Genkinger
John Hick
The
Missionary Society
Oil strike reported near Lebanon Oregon
Lebanon Oregon June 21 strong indications of oil at Cacamb near here prompt mobilization of oil operations. Machinery to separate water from oil rushed to site from Bakersfield California as Lacomb reports sand strata bearing traces of oil reached a short distance from the surface.
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International News Service
Lebanon
Gre
Cacamb
Bakerfield
Cal
Lacomb
Modern Women Feared as Objects by Prelate at Toledo Graduation
Conternational News Service reports Mrs. J P O Connell condemned “modern” women during a St Ursula Academy graduation address in Toledo on June 21. He called Eve a poser and warned that women’s amusements vanity and unworthy trusts degrade them into objects of contempt and fear.
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Conternational News Service
Toledo
J.P. O'Connell
St. Ursula's Academy
Eve
Fanny Hurat
Insects Destroy Million Feet Of Oregon Timber
A Special report from the Siuslaw National Forest office notes about one million feet of timber ruined in 1919 by unidentified insects. The ravages stretched about a quarter mile wide and fifty acres along the coast near Yachats and Cape Creek.
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International News Service
Eugenhe
Gre
Siuslaw National Forest
Cape
Siuslaw Forest
Rainbow Headgear The Latest Fashion
London report describes the city’s new headwear trend called rainbow girl headgear. The design features a base with a yard of floating fly wing tinged tulle and is noted for its colorful, playful style.
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Thermationst
London
Alaska governor’s red menace remarks stir unrest
International News Service reports Alaska towns react with disapproval to Governor Riggs Jr. remarks about a red menace. Newspapers editorialize against the statements uttered during a U.S. tour, prompting support from some and condemnation from others amid widespread ill feeling.
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International News Service
Sewand
Alaska
Thomas Riggs, Jr
Alaskan
Riggs
United States
Pelorts
Degree in Law Awarded to Long-Serving Union Alumnus
Washington Thellasell received a Doctor of Laws degree at Union College’s Leder commencement. He is the institution’s oldest alumnus, having originally graduated in the class of 1846. The event noted his long association with the college and listed his affiliations.
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Scubnectady
Washington
America
Union Entioe
Leder
Wissel Avex
Rom Barelogton
Mars
Aman
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet
Fragmented readable lines show garbled text about a time and a fight with some names and numbers unclear. The passage reads like casual chatter with scattered letters and no coherent events or identifiable subjects.
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