Miss Virginia Hylan Weds John Sinnott in City Ceremony
Miss Virginia Hylan daughter of New York Mayor Hylan married John Sinnott secretary to her father in a city ceremony.
17 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
1
Miss Virginia Hylan daughter of New York Mayor Hylan married John Sinnott secretary to her father in a city ceremony.
Washington July 17 President Wilson signed an executive order raising the guaranteed price of the 190b wheat crop to 280 per bushel for Galveston and New Orleans. A presidential proclamation also aimed to curb imports and exports to prevent undue price enhancement under the Wheat Act, to be enforced by administrator Julius Burns.
Washington July 17 approximate 175 ships with aggregate tonnage more than planned will form the Pacific fleet. At full strength 34 900 men and 1800 commissioned officers, but personnel will be about 30 percent below this when the voyage begins from Hampton Roads on Saturday.
Washington July 17 Associated Press reports President Wilson opened conference discussions with Republican Senate leaders on the Parc Treaty and the Covenant of the League. Senators Colt and Nelson were invited to attend and were expected to accept this afternoon. Secretary Polk and Secretary Lansing were slated to travel to New York to confer before Paris. Meanwhile Austrian and German POWs in Turkestan were tallied at about 27,000 and 3,000 respectively. San Francisco reported new trials for forty four Industrial Workers of the World inmates in Sacramento. Chicago noted final Betton updates ongoing.
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