Abbe Dimnet Seeks Aid For Lille Mission Hospitals
Abbe Ernest Dimnet of College Stanislas Paris seeks funds in the United States to rehabilitate the Lille University Mission in northern France and its three hospitals, two for infants. He says Lille’s destruction leaves no wealthy citizens to support the university, and American universities may provide aid. Dimnet, Yale representative in Paris, plans a three month visit to urge support.
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Abbe
Ernest Dimnet
College Stanislas
Paris
Catholic University
Lille
France
Abbe Dummmnet
Abbe Dimnet
New York
Altoether
Park Avenue
England
America
Yale University
Marshal Pooh
American Students in Paris and the French Outlook
Abbe Dimnet discusses American students in Paris and the revival of Lille and Paris after the war. He notes grateful French soldiers, rising prices, and looming taxation amid concerns about Bolshevism and future rebuilding. He cites wages, costs, and policy debates shaping French life and labor.
Ford Counsel Put On Witness Stand In Libel Suit
In Mount Clemens Michigan on June 12 Ford counsel William Lucking and Alfred Murphy testified in Henry Ford versus The Chicago Daily Tribune. The trial focused on the plan of San Diego and Villa raid memoirs with Ellsworth Reynolds cross examining Ramos papers. Major General Leonard Wood postponed his appearance as a witness today.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
San Diego
William Lucking
Alfred J. Murphy
Ford Counsel
Villa
Columbus
N. M
Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune Today
Ellsworth P. Reynolds
Immigration Service
Brownsville
Bacilio Ramos
Texas
Reynolds
Ramos
Washington
Department of Justice
Tribune
Ranny
Elliott G. Stevenson
Messrs. Murphy
Lucking
Ikey
Detroit
Houston
Reynoda
Tucker
Mt. Clemens
Ieonard Wood
Bavarian reward for Levien leader in Munich Soviet
The Bavarian government offers 30 000 marks for the capture of Levien the sole escaped Munich Soviet member. Dispatches say he may have fled into Tyrol or the Swiss mountains. Earlier reports tied Levien to Levine Nissen editor of the Red Vein and leader of the Munich Communist faction who was tried executed at Standelheim in June.
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Zurich
Levien
Munich
Tyroll
Levine Nissen
Redvee
Standelheim
American cartoonist Robert Minor moved to Chaumont HQ
Paris reports Robert Minor the American newspaper correspondent and cartoonist who had been stationed in Colenz with the American military authorities after a recent disappearance has been relocated from Coblenz to Chaumont at General Headquarters. Authorities have not disclosed the reason for his detention.
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Paris
Robert Minor
Colenz
Coblenz
Chaumont
Chicago Packers Accused of High Meat Prices in Cold Storage
Washington reports charge by Rep Fess that Chicago meat packers keep vast cold storage to sustain high prices. He cites holdings near 1.5 billion pounds across beef pork ham and mutton with substantial frozen stock and war surplus. Dowell claims War Dept backs packers to keep prices up. Rainey defends industry’s wartime role.
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Washington
Chicago
Fess
Ohio
Congress
Dowell
Iowa
War Department
John T.rainey
Ilinois
How to shave the ingrowing beard
Do not stretch the skin or tilt the head to avoid sore skin. Shave with the grain using diagonal strokes and rub remaining lather into pores. Rinse with hot then cold water to close pores and refresh the skin. Follow these tips for a quick, clean shave and to avoid a collar line.
Prominent Winsted official commits suicide in office
Harvey L. Roberts, secretary of Strong Manufacturing, president of Winsted Edge Tool Works and Mechanics' Savings Bank, shot himself in his office at noon. He was transported to Litchfield County Hospital in serious condition.
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Winsted, Conn
Harvey Ll. Roberts
Strong Manufacturing Company
Winsted Edge Tool Works
Mechanics’ Savings Bank
Litchfield County Hospital
Perkins Denies Service Difficulty in Hatch Libel Case
George W. Perkins, president of the New York Palisades Interstate Park Commission, says process servers faced no trouble serving summons in the libel suit by Edward Hatch Jr. He notes his office has been open to all, and he has been at work since returning from Europe. Hatch campaigned against the park, seeking curbs on bathing and use by campers at the lower park, while Perkins offered written communications to enter Hatch or the Merchants Association on park conditions.
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George W. Perkins
New York Commission For
Mr. Hatch
Hatch
Palisades Park
Commins
Walieg
Ukrainian Mission Heads Toward Allied Unrest in Bolshevik War
An Allied coordinated Ukrainian mission arrives as another delegation travels from Washington. The aim is to form a Ukrainian state and secure recognition amid Bolshevik resistance, according to military actions by the Allies and Ukrainian leaders.
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London
Washington
Ukr
Lan ‘Republic
Aveling Collar Line Shaving Tip From Jergens Co
Men on night trains adjust collars to ease beard irritation but worsen collar line with flat shaving. Stretching skin and shaving against grain causes hairs to grow inward. Use a moderately sharp razor and avoid skin stretch. After shaving, skin feels smooth and refreshed. Jergens sells a 35 cent metal stick with 25 cent refills.
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