Farmers Press White House On Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington June 20 Farmers claim victory after White House dinner but president faces strong opposition to the Harding Laxner ship subsidy measure. A plan to educate farmers about the bill was urged as credit legislation and grain loan reforms were outlined to extend credit and boost European trade for American agriculture.
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Wester K. Notan
International News Service
Washington
Martins
Congress
Herding
Senate Agriculture ‘Blac
Farma
White House
Senate
Capper
A. D. Lasker
Shipping Board
Wallace
Middle West
Pureana
Glass Worker Reveals Gold Glass Bead Craft Revival
In New York on June 20 a glassworker is producing "gold glass" beads and medallions by layering transparent glass with a thin gold leaf beneath. The craft aims to revive a Byzantine art long thought lost, using global earth colors reportedly employed by a renowned English artist in pigment creation.
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New York
A_ Hoboken glass
Byzantium
Drinks He's Mixed Would Float Ship On La Touraine
Louis Gautier a 62 year old bartender on the liner La Touraine of the French line says if a lake were made of all the drinks he has mixed they would float the giant net on which he sails. He has served the line for forty seven years.
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Louis Gautier
la Touraine
Various Civic and Social Developments Worldwide
In Portland, Ore, clubwomen plan a 50000 dollar clubhouse. New York hosts over 500 women physicians. London residents average 350 gallons water per person daily. New society women form a radio club. Toronto forms Canada’s first women voters league. YWCA girls in St Louis attend a home with diverse faiths. The American embassy in Buenos Aires sits above a mattress factory, carpenter shop, and tailoring shop. In London girls shop and play chess or draughts, possibly smoking discreetly. Chicago surface lines operate 3000+ double truck electric cars with 15000 workers for service and repairs, paying 325000000 yearly. Ripon, England, preserves a thousand year old custom with a nightly horn signal before the mayor’s house. A Chicago physician outfits an automobile with wireless to contact his office during rounds.
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Portland
Ore
New York City
London
New Society
Canada
League of Women Voters
Toronto
St. Louis
Buenos Aires
South America
Chicago
Onc
Ripon
England
Million Dollar Photoplay Foolish Wives Shown at Penn Theatre
Universal’s epic Foolish Wives directed by Erech Von Stroheim cost over a million dollars and took more than a year to complete. The article details construction costs, Monte Carlo replica, Italian villa, interior sets, lumber, crowd sizes, and staff salaries, heralding it as Carl Laemmie’s greatest Universal achievement.
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Universal
Monte Carlo
Monterey
Universal City
iMonte Carlo
von Stroheim
Cafe de Paris
Hotel de Paris
Carl Laemmie
Universal Film Company
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