Suffragists End Geneva Congress. Catt Sees Unfinished Work
Mrs Catt voiced disappointment with the congress findings but expressed hope for renewed effort at the next session. The assembly settled the Women’s Bureau dispute by appointing Mrs Corbet Ashby of Great Britain as general secretary, joining the alliance and league.
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Length of Nations
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Certainty of Income Mortgage Promotes Guaranteed Mortgages
Certainty of income on Guaranteed Mortgages is compared to stock dividends and bond interest. It is described as never skipped or defaulted, a confidence that eliminates interruptions in income, boosting sales for Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Women meet to discuss problems under League guidance
Delegates plan an annual conference of women under the League of Nations to address women’s issues. Participants will include government appointees, representatives from six international organizations, and labor and other interests. The British delegation notes no reversion to a separate women’s body, seeking equal status with men.
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League
Labo
League of Nations
Sill
New Italian Cabinet Near Completion After Dispute
Rome dispatch says Giolitti's bloc nearly formed a new Italian cabinet with ministers to be announced midweek. Disagreements between former War Minister Bonomi and Finance Minister Meda delay treasury posts and trigger efforts to appease the Catholic party.
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Meda
Rome
Giolitti
War Bonomi
Finance Meda
Signor Giolitti
Signor Bonomi
Elwell Case Mystery Deepens as Theories Emerge
The Elwell murder case draws detectives to a theory that the killer and Elwell talked before the shooting. Witnesses recall a woman visiting the house hours earlier for luncheon with Elwell. Doors and entry patterns are under scrutiny as investigators seek the motive and sequence of events surrounding the fatal reading of a letter.
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Elwell
Torey
Toyce
Yesterda
Lewisohn
Joyce
Miller Sought As Governor By Republicans
The New York Republicans plan an unofficial state convention to fix a time and place for designating a full ticket and adopting a platform. George A. Gorman announced the call after returning from the Chicago convention, with Rochester Albany Syracuse or Samnoxa as potential sites between July 20 and 29. Leaders insist on a designated ticket to avoid primaries and factional strife, eyeing Miller of Syracuse for governor and Rep. Bertrand H. Snell of St. Lawrence County as possible ally or candidate. The party seeks harmony, with pricing and venue considerations guiding the selection.
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Chicago
Harmony
Betts
Hous Republican Com Pn
Smith
Iit
Nad, Miller
Syrneuce
Court of Appeals
Wuld
Mertrand H. Snell
St. Lawrete County
Snell
Republican State Committee
Willer
Bolsheviki Plotting Indian Revolt Reported
London reports alarm over an autumn uprising in India. The Star claims Bolshevik literature fuels the movement and that Red forces may be organized in Turkestan to attack Persia and Afghanistan as part of a broader plan to end British power in India. The India Office denies having such information.
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India
Star
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the Star
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Persia
Afghanistan
No Interference in New York State Nomination Says Hilles
Charles PD Hilles, national committeeman for New York, states there will be no interference from the national committee or ticket heads in the state nomination. He expresses hope New York will make a wise selection for the ticket.
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Tew
New York State
Sai Hill
Help for Quake Victims in Guatemala City
Guatemala City reports government aid of 60 million pesos to repair homes damaged by quakes five years ago. Funds will be loaned via banks at low interest, four years free of charges, aimed at privately owned properties and expanded housing facilities. Also cited are investigations into Cabrera administration funds misappropriated abroad for the 1918 earthquake relief.
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Guatamela City
Gistemalan
Cabrera
Royal Decree Sets Newspaper Prices in Spain
A royal decree fixes maximum prices for newspapers in Spain. The price for newsprint shall not exceed 10 centimes. if it costs more than 10 pesetas per 100 kilograms, the price will rise. Provisions allow further increases if print paper costs rise. Advertisement tonnage and city county rates are also capped, and newspaper size is limited to 800 square centimeters except for ads.
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Spain
Madrid
Single Tax Convention Planned Amid National Party Moves
Three national political conventions will be held in Chicago the week of July. The Single Tax party, through Robert Macauley of Pennsylvania, announced its convention today. The committee of the national labor party has already issued notices.
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Cheaga
Single Tax Party
Robert ©. Macauley
Pensylvania
Fort Ff
National Labor Party
Trimborn Accepts Task of Forming New Berlin Cabinet
Berlin dispatch reports Karl Iritborn as head of the interim party accepted to form a new ministry to replace Chancellor Mueller. Analysts foresee a possible coalition among bourgeois parties or continued Social Democrat dominance, with tensions rising as the labor movement contends power.
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Berlin
Drees
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Theenter Party
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Oned
the Tribune Cansight
New York
Tebmetre
Sosiilat
Stresemann
German Peoples’ Party
Eeois
Soci
Centrum
N Honal Catholic
St Central
Held for Cruelly Beating Son Who Played Hockey
Watchman Patrick J. Walsh, 418 East Eighty-third Street, was held in $1,090 bail after arraignment before Magistrate Joseph Subwab in Harlem Court on a charge of cruelly beating his thirty-year-old son Martin with a three foot iron rod. Police say the assault occurred Sunday night following a report of screams at Walsh residence.
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East Eighty-third Street
Joseph Subwab
Harlem
Cnuelly
Martin
Hatrdlman Henry Wagner
Arsenal
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Tha
Byinessre
Destinn sues broker over pearls sold as Oriental
Emmy Destinn sues pawnbroker Edward Berger in the Supreme Court claiming he misrepresented a necklace bought in 1914 for 27000 dollars as Oriental pearls when they were freshwater pearls worth 4000 to 6000 dollars. She notes a diamond tiara partial payment of 8000 dollars and says she was abroad in Austria from 1916 to 1918.
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Emmy Destin
Supreme Court
Edward Berger
Mme. Destinn
Berger
Austria
Soprano’s Pearl Dispute Settled With 12000 Pledge
Mme Destin learns her pearls are freshwater. Paul Gross, attorney for Berger, says no misrepresentation in the necklace file and his client will pay Mme Destin 12000 for her necklace as market value has fallen since the purchase. Envoy backs Bolivia seaport hopes in remarks at Sucre. US minister Abcott Maginys cites global support for Bolivia’s aspirations.
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Berger
Mme. Destin
Bolivia
Buenos
Ayres
Mig Nacion
Santiago
Chile
Abcott Maginys
United States
Sucré
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