American Legion Rally Praises Work in NY Campaigns
National Commander Mac Nider addressed a Kings Queens Nassau Suffolk Richmond County Legion rally praising membership drive results. He cited quotas met, national awards to posts and members, and highlighted work for veterans with 24th District leaders and local officials.
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New York
Manford Mane
York and Hrorx County
Theeiotea
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Legion
Tommacder MacNider
Froorlyn
Legionnaires of
Kings
Queens
Sasens
Suffolk
Richmond
106Th Regiment
Dergap
MacNider
Kings County
Schechiernorn
Eikip Wa
Sydney Rovenberg
T. Willard Sheridan
Judeon J. Weinand
Fens
Hive
Gilbert J. Doyle
Warrant Fedt
Franklin Frit
Brin Sy
Alfred Walton
T.willard Sheridan
American Legion
Ringer County
Munsey Plans Demolitions for New Stewart Building
The Stewart Building at 28 Broadway, once home to A T Stewart and later Munsey publications, will be torn down to make way for a modern structure. Frank A Mansev, current owner, seeks the project pending tax valuation reviews in New York Supreme Court. The case contests a 2,200,000 tax value, arguing it is excessive and that full occupancy would yield different rents.
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Broadway
A. T. Stewart
New York
Munsey
The
New York Neraid
New Yorkan
A. Mansev
Mantes
Supreme Court
Board of Tax Commissioners
Mitunateria
Coast
Tax Commission
Muncey Petitias
Munany
Tangere, Water
Harrington & Sheppard
Stewart
Np Aeaumed
Owarrshin
Anding Department
Danes Tighten Customs Rules on Luxury Imports
Denmark alters import classifications for luxuries and requires duplicates of invoices to be countersigned by the importer or forwarding agent before goods enter through customs. The duplicate invoice stays at the customs house and need not be legalized by the Danish Consulate.
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Denmark
Tolke Elected President At Social Workers Conference
Homer Tolke of New York was elected president of the National Conference of Social Workers at its business session in Providence Rhode Island on June 28. The meeting gathered social workers for the conference’s annual proceedings and official duties.
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Folks Heads Social Workers
Providence
Homer Tolke
New York
Naticference of Social Workers
Busisoasion
Warns Jews to Keep Zionism Out of Politics
Edward N. Caliseh, president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, warned that ties between Judaism and Zionism must not shape political life in America. He condemned plans for a new rabbinical college and urged loyalty to existing institutions, noting anti Semitic campaigns and Ku Klux Klan threats as ongoing dangers to Jewish communities.
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Ium
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Edward N. Caliseh
Intie
Falee
America
Suill
Ziemi
Prinepie
Enbi Caliteh
New York
Hip
Free Synagogue
Henry Fond
Dearborn
Oes
Amelier
KucKlus Klan
Ku-Klux Klan
Reform Jewish Rabbis Meet to Debate Ordination at Presbyterian Church
Delegates at a convention in the First Presbyterian Church debate church state separation, Sabbath observance, and the rights of Jewish Americans. They criticize attempts to merge religion with government and discuss positions on Latin American relocation and women rabbis.
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Justalam
United States
Americas
Congress
First Presbyterian Church
Half-Japanese Girl of 16 Heroine of Flopement
A fragmentary notice reports Fetfle and Schule, son of Adolph Schulx of Far Rockaway, marrying Mine Pondits Mott, adopted daughter of Richard Mott. The couple eloped on the Bayswater stretch, announced their wedding in Elkton, and returned by one. The bride was about fifteen. her father was Japanese and her mother died. Mr Mott adopted the child. Young Mr Schul t recently graduated and left the contracting business with his father.
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Adolph Schulx
Far Rockaway
Mine Pondits Mott
Richard Mott
Tatate
Hatel Wner
Bayswater
Leng Wrereh
Sehule
Mott
Elkton
Congentalatons
Marines Rehearse Pickett Charge for Harding Visit at Gettysburg
At Camp Harding Gettysburg Marines rehearse a simulated Pickett's Charge for President Harding's June 28 visit. Gen Pershing and observers from five foreign nations attend, as Pennsylvania police guard the boundary and escort the party. Sergeant G B R Martin is honored posthumously after a fatal airplane crash.
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Gen. Pickett
Triben
Camp Harding
Gettysburg
Cxmp
Etronwous
Army
Pennsybania
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Sproul
George Wharton Pepper
Gettysbore
Pepper
Marine Corps
Pennsylvania
M Guard of Honor
General Pershing
Gettysboro
Overseas Service
Rma
Eioxe
Toy Varese
Diogenes Mordes
Tain Wh. Grae Aranha
BE. A
Tr. Wubrecht
Netherlands
Legation
Cassimer Mach
Spreinl
BR. Martin
Meadquarter Band
Buffain
Frick Heiress in Nervous Breakdown Amid Work Strain
The article reports Helen Frick, heiress and daughter of the late Henry Clay Frick, suffering a nervous breakdown while working with art catalogs in New York. Doctors are concerned, noting overwork and a demanding season contributed to her condition.
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Ree Rrinene
Helen Frick
Ameri Kehert
Henry Clay Frick
Pittsburgh
North Shore
New York
Oxford Confers Doctor's Degree On Mr Taft
Oxford England June 28 William Howard Taft chief justice of the United States received the degree of Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford University for his contribution to Anglo American friendship and his services as a lawyer and jurist. The ceremony was in the Ancient Sheldonian Theater with Latin proceedings and lunch afterward with university officials.
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Oxford
Engelard
Associated Preet
William Howard Tatt
United States Supreme Court
Oxford University
England
America
Sheldonian Theater
Taft
Jehaneclor
Bay
United States
Hay
Madrid professor wins English essay prize in college event
John Masegell, professor of philosophy at Madrid University, received Cudworth award for best English essay. The prize honored the work of student Weah and author Max Her in a campus ceremony highlighting classical studies and academic achievement.
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Inal Bourne
Firm
Imperes, Times and
John MaseGelt
Philony of
Madrid
Weah
Chancelwee Palae
Max Her
Direct Heirs Bequeathed Bulk of McMillan Estate
Probate in Hackensack distributes estate of Milton McMillan to direct heirs. Legatees include Elica J. Ewing receiving £15 009, Milton McMillan’s sister’s heirs share $10 000 each, J McMillan of Newark $10 000, and four others receive $10 000 apiece from the remainder. Executor is Marion Traverse and the McMillan estate is managed by Bankers Trust Company of New York.
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Emeraan Medillan
Bank
Hackensack Yeater
Milton McMillan
Norton
Santa Ubilde
Marion A Traverse
McMillan
Bankers Trust Company
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