Suffragists Congress Ends Dispute and Names Leader
Geneva report on the International Congress announces a resolution ending the women’s bureau dispute and confirms Mrs Corbet Ashby of Great Britain as general secretary and liaison between the alliance and league. Monsoon-like war effects influence leaders and nations as suffrage gains celebrated by delegates.
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Certainty of Income in Guaranteed Mortgages
The Guaranteed Mortgage guarantees income like stock dividends or registered bond interest, never skipped or defaulted, enhancing investor confidence and boosting sales of Guaranteed Mortgages as stated by Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Annual conference of women under Teague convoked
Report on a conference of women under Teague in Avens hosting delegates amid coal issues and labor interests. The British delegation notes no plan to split women from a joint league body. Delegates discuss equality versus special consideration and shared postwar aims among women from four great religions and many nations.
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Wasien
Yarmus
New Italian Cabinet Near Completion Amid Dispute Delays
Rome reports Premier Giolitti nears a new cabinet with no personnel announcement until Wednesday due to disagreements between ex War Minister Bonami and ex Finance Minister Meda over the Treasury post. The Rome note says Giolitti seeks a deal with the Catholic party as ministers are positioned.
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Nearing Solution in Elwell Case with New Testimony
The Elwell murder case shows promise of a resolution as investigators review conflicting statements. Witnesses describe a doorbell event, a hidden companion, and multiple visitors between 6:30 and 7:30 AM. Forensic examiner Harry Butts tests a 45 caliber pistol while Dr. Otty H. Schultze notes the shot came from over four feet away.
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Miller Sought As Governor By Republicans
The New York State Republican Committee will meet at the National Republican Club to fix time and place for a state convention. Chairman George A. Glynn said the convention would be held between July 30 and August 1 in one of four cities. He urged a designated ticket to avoid primaries and internal divisions that cost the party in prior elections.
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Bolsheviki Reported Plotting Indian Revolt
London today reports alarming confidential notices of a planned uprising in India in autumn. The Star claims Bolshevik literature fuels the movement and speculates on a larger scheme involving Red forces in Turkestan to threaten Persia and Afghanistan as part of a plan to end British power in India. The India Office says no such information has been received.
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New York State Gears to Unite Factions for Ticket
Charles J. Hilles, national committeeman, announced no interference in the state situation as factions align to unite behind a ticket. He expressed confidence that New York State will make wise nominations without external meddling from the national committee or ticket heads.
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Quake Victims Aid Boosts Huatamela Housing Recovery
June 14 report says Ensernment contracts 10 million jesus about $49,000 to repair and rebuild homes damaged by the two year old quake. Funds flow to private property owners at 8 percent interest, four years free of charges, sparking rebuilding in the city. Related reports note Cabrera era funds and overseas sources tied to relief efforts for 1918 quake victims.
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Royal Decree Sets Spain Newspaper Prices
A Madrid royal decree fixes Spain newspaper prices at 10 centimos, with plans to raise to 19 centimos and paper costs at 12, plus boosts for advertising rates. The decree caps newsprint and sets new charges for notices and circulation.
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Single Taxes to Convene WCAGO Dine 1
The venue outlines a national political convention with duties and party ties mentioned. Robert Macauley of Paipsytenpia is noted for arriving today to confirm the convention. Delegates have issued statements about safety and party alignment amid ongoing preparations.
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Trimborn Accepts Task of Forming New Berlin Cabinet
BERLIN June 14 AP Karl Irinhorn leader of the parishes accepted the task of forming a new ministry to succeed Chancellor Münster who resigned on July 8. The Majority Socialists and other parties discuss possible coalitions as Germany faces political crisis and pressure toward a broader socialist influence.
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Held for Cruelly Beating Son Who Played Hockey
Marion Court heard a watchman describe a case of a man named Walsh accused of violently beating his son who played hockey. The officer testified the beating involved a body blow with a heavy object after arriving at the scene following a report from a servant. Walsh pleaded not guilty as the court adjourned for further proceedings.
Destinn Sues Pawnbroker Over Pearl Necklace Sale
Emmy Destinn the soprano sues E ward Herger in the Supreme Court alleging a necklace sold for 27000 was misrepresented as Oriental pearls when they were freshwater pearls worth 4000 to 8000. She says part payment was a diamond tiara valued by Herger at 8000. Destinn was retained in Austria 1916 to 1918 and trained during this period.
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Supreme Court
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Berger
Austria
Necklace value dispute over freshwater pearls
Paul Gross attorney for Mr Borger said there was no mistreatment regarding the sale of a freshwater pearl necklace. Mme Cest demanded 312,000 for the item while noting the market value had fallen since the soprano purchased it.
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U S Envoy Backs Bolivia Seaport Aspirations
The U S envoy in Bolivia expressed support for Bolivia's goal of gaining a seaport. In a speech at Suers, the minister noted broad world understanding of Bolivia's justice in the matter and indicated a timely resolution acceptable to all nations.
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Ayres
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Magione
Minster
Suers
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