President Harding Visits Princeton in War Monument Ceremony
President Harding stood among Princeton crowds as he presented the battle monument to Washington’s Continental Army and received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. The day blended pomp with college-town charm as he toured Nassau Street and spoke on courage, liberty, and republican ideals.
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The Tribune Vacation Care Ad Notice
A brief notice urges readers to use The Tribune as a travel companion while away this summer and to contact a service via a provided phone line for assistance. The fragmentary text suggests arranging care or related help during vacation periods.
President Harding awards dockets on monument dedication and honorary degree
President Harding dedicates the Princes on’s battle monument and awards an honorary Doctor of Laws. The piece notes labor unrest with railroad executives seeking legal counsel during a potential transportation strike and Gompers denouncing a court ruling amid wage cuts planned by the Labor Board.
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French Deputies Press Price Regulation Debate
French Deputies urged government control of food prices in a Paris session. Discussion focused on wheat and cereal costs, wartime controls, and the need to ease living costs for workers amid rising bread prices. Several interpellations argued for maximum price limits and government intervention to curb inflation.
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Ward Ward Warders Father Blackmail Plot Probed
A chaotic wartime era report describes an alleged blackmail plot involving Walter Ward and connections to his father Clarence Peters. Officials discuss surveillance, possible wiretaps, and the pursuit of witnesses as the investigation expands across multiple suspects and locations.
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Lenine Death Rumors Stir Washington and Moscow
Reports indicate Lenin has died after a probable stroke, with Moscow and Washington officials awaiting confirmation. Turbulent speculation swirls over the fate of Soviet leadership as Trotsky and others may push new policy shifts amid uncertain recovery.
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Attempt on Ebert's Life Feared on Visit to Bavaria
A garbled foreign dispatch reports fear for Ebert during a Bavaria visit. The unclear text mentions protection concerns and government reactions but lacks coherent details or clear events.
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Governor Overcome by Heat at Glen Cove Speech
Governor Miler spoke on the Glen Cove high school grounds to unveil a monument to soldiers. In the sun he struggled to finish a long address, thanking supporters and warning against indirect efforts to undermine the Union and local autonomy. He departed with Mrs. Fuller and friends after the ceremony.
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Bankers Refuse Ruling to Aid Germany and Europe
Banks reject U S ruling and outline a path to assist Europe, with bankers issuing a cautious statement. The report notes Allied aims and possible postwar European recovery ideas, including funding some measures to stabilize conditions after the war.
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Railroad unions weigh strikes amid budget talk, Canada plan
A Cincinnati dispatch reports railroad chiefs probe the Supreme Court rulings on unincorporated unions and consider legal steps to prevent work stoppages if strikes loom. Leaders discuss budgets for clothing and food due to wage reductions, while labor figures push back on court limits and advocate readiness for demonstrations.
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Police probe into payroll fraud and gun attack at plant
A Georgia payroll dispute erupts into a gunfight as thieves attempt a $18,008 envelope heist at a South Bend plant. Four bandits fled in a taxi after wounding two guards. police chase continues with suspects in sewer and street, while officials call for investigations into war fraud and political pressure surrounding the Phillips case.
Heat kills three as city endures extreme humidity
Maximum 85 degrees by afternoon with 84 percent humidity Led to three deaths from heat and several frostings treated at Brooklyn locations. Victims included Leo Bpinelis, 62, found dead at First Avenue and Pitty Avenue and Mrs Clare Kirehner, 38, found dead in bath of her home at 231 West Just Street. Police believe she turned on gas after stuffing windows with paper.
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