Suffragists Told of War Cost in Life at Geneva
At the Geneva convention the suffrage movement debated the cost of war in lives and the future role of women in politics. Miss Crystal MacMillan and Fraulein Adele Schreiber spoke on organizing for equal rights, while Lady Astor drew attention as the first woman in the British Parliament. The meeting highlighted equal pay, women in industry, and postwar reforms under the League of Nations.
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Constance Drexel
Geneva
Chrystal MacMillan
Great Britain
Adele Schreiber
Merlin
Tustin
Gedart
Ivar Herendaen
Jesu
Eleanor Rathbone
Liverpool
Plaminkova
Progres
Marie Stritt
Dresden
Catherine Malsom
Benoni
Transvaal
Astor
Jiritivh Farliament
Harless
M. Golart
Deuiiting
Ani Wehapa Hans
Femee
Keeneli
League of Nations
Annie Purdhjelin
Finland
Elna Munch
Penmark
Tekla Kauffman
Wuertembers
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Frau Rostka Schwimmer
Hungaria
Switzerland
Delu-Gate
Germany
Jetter
Public Ledger Co
Britain Eyes U S Pact Before Tokio Alliance Renewal
London reports Britain plans to seek a United States treaty prior to renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance. If Washington refuses to commit, Britain would press for changes to the existing Japan pact and seek League of Nations approval.
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the Tribune
New York Tribune
Lis
London
Great Britain
Japan
United States
America
Washington
League of Nations
Lady Astor Heads Women and Humanity Meeting Aim
Mrs Calvin Chapman Catt and Mrs Charlotte Despard attended a delegation endorsing a program for women and humanity. Lady Astor urged unity among nations to reduce past bitterness and supported the league of nations as a mechanism to prevent future wars.
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Calvin Chapman Catt
New York
Charlotte Despard
Chrystal MacMillane Englinh
Jony
League of Nations
Lady Astor
Nerely
Italy dispatches ships to aid Valona defense
Italian warships sail from port aiming to reinforce Valona Albania as insurgent bands attack Albanian territory. Italian authorities say insurgents lack heavy guns and note Italy plans concentrated forces near Valona after repulsing a June 1 night attack on Boxtrova and Selitue. The government in Rome is said to be watching Athens and Belgrade for their stance.
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Saindist
Holy
Valona
Albania
Boxtrova
Selitue
Athens
Belgrade
British Premier Wins Victory in Deal With Reds
British Premier wins a complete victory in parliament over policy on Russia and the resumption of trade with the Soviet government. The government commits to opening trade. representatives report Liberal, Labour, and even Conservative papers favor the move, and prisoners in Russia may be returned as part of the accord. Negotiations will begin even as shipments of medicines, woolens, shoes, tea, coffee, and textiles are arranged, signaling renewed commerce after five years.
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Arthur S. Draper
the Tribune
European Bureau
New York Tribune Inc
London
Breas
Hood Georgw
Gregory Krassin
House of Commons
Russia
Europe
Liberal
Labor
Tia Presmict
Torex
Whdely
Capital
Krussin
Lenine-Troteky
Lord George
F Mude
Tassia
Massacre of hundreds of Japanese in Siberia by Reds
An official statement says Bolsheviki killed several hundred Japanese nationals in Nikolaievsk, Siberia on March 12, including women and children. Ten Japanese who escaped were killed May 2. Reuters notes widespread bread shortages and rising prices as Japanese marines retake the city.
Mrs. Mary Connolly Dies Mother of Borough President
Mrs. Mary Connolly of Corona widow of Marion Connolly and mother of Borough President Maurice Connolly died last night at her home in Corona N Y at seventy seven. A founder of St Marys Church Corona she helped establish the first Catholic church in Corona. Survived by two daughters and a son Josehn Ryans. Funeral to be private Friday from St Leo’s Church Corona.
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Corona
Mary Connolly
Coron
Marion Connolly Imother
Maurice Commolly
Jr. Connally
Init
Chiona
Alio
United State
Hee Nitive Pine
Knninkillery
County
Buvimagh
Troland
Sheyn
St Bno’s
Chiarelli
Coramny
King George Knights Gorgas Honored by British Monarch
British King George VI honors William C. Gorgas, former U.S. Surgeon General, with the Order as he visits Milbank Military Hospital. The ceremony acknowledges his role advancing medical science and malaria control.
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U.S
Tondon
Garg
Hubehl
Goma
Farinhey
United’ States
Army
Kite
Aivantaga
Milbank Milita Hospital
Americat At Queen Alesanders Nureing
Ed Winton
Von Kluek Heads to Switzerland Amid Hostage Assassination Claims
A garbled report claims Von Kluek travels from Germany to Switzerland as Allied forces seek details on an assassination of hostages. The piece mentions German ships, South American trade, and fears of foreign vessels impacting Allied supply lines, with references to Berlin and ongoing military movements.
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von Kluek
Alfies
Switzerland
Geneva
Jone
Mied Mabyhal
von Kelysheecuns
Ily Ilyaney
Tunis
Hoa
Amenity
Hetne
Germany
Wmelntease
Acelin
Muisenere
South America
Berlin
Homburg
Tno
Anclon
Cramshagen
Arulye
Cie Company
Heenan Shipping
Coronion
Carey Gerrman
Ammri¢un
Many Slain in Budapest Ant Outbreak
A chaotic report describes an anti outbreak in Budapest with widespread casualties and political unrest. The text mentions rising tensions, new citizens, and various individuals amid a climate of fear.
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Budapest
Fundy
Unclear OCR fragment about local event in New Jersey
Fragmentary text describes a sixteenth birthday event and a public service run by a New Jersey content section. Mentions Tarbonne, Silmley at Tarbonne and Malb Wurh run by a council, with scattered names and places. Details are garbled and partially illegible.
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Luovpelin Clank
Tarbonne
Jermy
Dersey Ully
Dininheld
Ebert Cabinet Resigns After Defeat at Polls
Late Reichstag returns show heavy losses for coalition parties. Independent Socialists gain but not enough to stop trend toward non socialist growth. Resignation delivered. new government expected within two weeks amid reparations debate and possible shifts in policy.
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Aptelal
Ralohstag
Odie
Gennan
Ale
Spa
Gersiniy
Judge Kunkel Dies in Harrisburg Home at 65
Judge George Kunkel of the Harrisburg area passes away at his home aged sixty five after a long illness. The Pittsburgh or Philadelphia court circles note his career spanning state and county responsibilities with ties to several major local offices and associations. His death leaves a void in the county judiciary and local legal community.
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George Kunkel
Harrisburg
Martisborg
Pao
Jusden Goorin Kinks
Daveshin County
Conrad
Dladhan
Sylvester Sadey
Carini
Taneaetety
Pawphin
Wu Essa
Elty
Miorigbure
Philindelpia
Cherefore
Cherefore Foun Childrvn
Martha
Mere Sitel Uel
Walker Hines Paris Navigation Architrator Confer First With Miller
Fragmented imprecise OCR text mentions Walker Hines in Paris navigation affairs, planning talks with Miller and others. The garbled lines reference VAWIE Tune 2, Wilkow, Myr Prosilinus Wilton, and scattered names. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Walker Hines
Paris
Miller
Wilkow
Myr
Prosilinus Wilton
Welt
Julien MP
Mra
Wiles
Henereigh Coronalia Corps
Seretatlion
Retoe Claggely
Coens Dasistisnis
Tuulvaade
Diedoe
Minos
Merwe
Lyme
Dana
John W. Bunn Dead Illinois Banker and Lincoln Friend
John W. Bunn, prominent Springfield banker and longtime associate of Abraham Lincoln, died at home after a long illness. Born in Montague County, he rose to lead the Springfield Mutual Bank and held positions with several prominent firms. Funeral services will be held at a local church with many notable mourners in attendance.
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Washington
Unti
Baker
Vwobwken
Tubleae Nels
Fey
Benarul
John W. Bunn
Illinois
Lincoln
Springfield
Aone
A. John WI
Hehuring Dod Nery Lo Tlavs
Ty Muntington County
Buwaa
University
Ruby
Ysiurar Iil
David M Taulni
Cortseneun
Diehitesemeei
Radnor
Tia Valeoreal
Campany
Pallon
Wangah
Hin Wiley
Davehsuy
City and Court Officials At Funeral of Frank Moss
Funeral services for Frank Moss, Assistant District Attorney, were held at St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church Madison Avenue and 126th Street. A police delegation escorted the body to the church. notable mourners included Mayor Hylan and several judges, with many bar members and civic groups in attendance.
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Police Department
St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
126Th Street
Frank Moss
William Travers Jerome
East 127Th Street
Hylan
Juste Vernon M. Davis
John WV. Goff
Attornney
Edward Swann
Richard Enright
T. C. Cryin
Julius Mayer
Samuel Greenbaum
Thomas Il
Benjamin Hoffman
Bar Associaton
Fity
Union League Glob
New York Medical College and Hospital For Women
Society For the Prevention of Crime
New York County
Nutiong Republican
Wilhon
David Gi. Downey
Allah MacRosaid
Goff
Deaths and memorials span New Jersey and Philadelphia figures
Dr. William Jones Camden died at home aged sixty five from heart disease. served as superintendent at Vineland Home and as State Medical Examiner, taught at Jefferson College Philadelphia, and practiced in Camden for eighteen years. Dr Edward McGiverin Jersey City Heights died suddenly. city purchasing agent and physician, educated at St Pauls, listed services in local outlets.
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William
Jones
Camden
Ni J
Vineland
Fions
Jefferson College
Philadelpha
Edward
McGiverin
Edward D. McGiverin
Bowers Street
Jersey City Heights
Cho
Tok Angeles
di McGiverin
Belloyue
The
Ejka
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35Th Street
Britain
U. S
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Reds
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G. Altman & Co
Fit Avenue
Siew Bork
Daily Express
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Spita
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York Riot
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Ebert
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Jacob HS Radner
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Gageme
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Ehareyi
Merlin Myer
Thashmenn
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Thea
Denson
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Tony
Pawel
Yami Hansen
Wensaniay
Alam Qaghe
Jase
William Domle
Manqovd
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Masingen
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Perrie Meilining
Sane
Lin Livatenaagy
Aoiturlan
Tony Welite
Ellary Fetes
Aden
Weurty
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Mary Ihelabe
Wiel
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Chile
True
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Cee Gil
Selma Migliatys
Jing Jain
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Ciwamyz
Nigel Pile
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Ranakey Cemetery
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