Paris War Relief Library Grows Rapidly in Paris
Paris reports rapid expansion of a war relief library and museum begun by Henry and Madame LeBlanc. The collection includes posters, medals, documents, books, pictures, toys, and stamps with detailed exhibits aiming to educate visitors about the world war.
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Paris
Library of War Relief
A. P
Henry LeBlanc
Madame LeBlanc
America
United States
Rhine
T. B
Racial Discrimination Probe at Harvard Overseers Named
Harvard alumni at the Associated Harvard Clubs meeting learned President Lowell will appoint an overseers committee to study racial proportions in the student body. Dr Charles W Eliot said Harvard had adopted two dubious measures later rescinded and urged alumni to trust the appointed committee.
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Harvard
Boston
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard Clubs
Lowell
Charles W. Eliot
Bernie Ry
Clarence C. Little
University of Maine
Harvard Corporation
Eliot
Mail Planes Set Record in Salt Lake to Frisco Run
United States air mail service set a record by flying Salt Lake City to San Francisco in 6 hours 12 minutes using three relay pilots. H B Levisee started at 4 15 a m with a Salt Lake to Elko leg, 1 hour 54 minutes. William F Blanch then Reno leg 2 hours 18 minutes, final Reno to San Francisco 2 hours flat, arriving 10 32.
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Salt Lake-Frisco
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
United States Air Mail Service
Air Mail Service
H. B. Levisee
Elko
Neb
William F. Blanchand
Reno
Harry V. Huking
Right Guides Majority of Business Men Says Gary Evaston II
Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, told Northwestern alumni that most business leaders now follow the belief that right is superior to might and morality to legality, saying observance of both is essential to worthy achievement in his June 17 address.
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Gary Evaston
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Northwestern University
State of Iowa and Rails End Taxation Dispute
The state of Iowa and the railroads reached a final settlement of the 1921 taxation assessments. Stipulations of settlements and decrees were entered in federal court today.
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State of Iowa and
Rails
Des_ Moines
A. P
State of Iowa
Philadelphia smuggling tale leads to arrests
Fragmentary report describes two partners under arrest in a case involving contraband whiskey detected after a match sparked a fire on a risky transport route. Authorities found about ten gallons of cote Kane as part of the seized goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Peice Selaware
Cam
Berlin Cabinet Feud Over Henhouse With Goats And Geese
In Berlin a shortage of lodgings erupts into a cabinet row as Herr Siering bans Herr Fishbeck’s hens from the house. A goose shipment nearly inflames the dispute before a service wagon cools tensions. Patent muddle and racial tensions in the Rhineland add to a day of political and social strife.
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Berlin
A. P
Herr Siering
Herr Fishbeck
Fishbeck
Siering
Frau
Jooster
Local Racist Incident Reported in Cafeteria
The record notes that another withdrawal or departure occurred in a nearby cafe where a fegro and a white girl were involved in a similar action in the same locality.
Youthful Bandits Rob Trio of $50,000 in Gems
Three young highwaymen robbed Mr and Mrs Mendelson and Mrs Weinberger near Powers returning from a garden party. Jewelry including two diamond rings a pearl necklace bracelets a gold bag and cash valued at 50 000 were taken along with rings and a watch.
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Chicago
Oseph Mendelson
Mra
C. A. Embarger
Powers
Mendelson
Simmer Garden
Weinberger
Man Found Dead in Hotel Bed With Pistol in Hand
G Held, a 50 year old one legged Grand Island rancher, was found dead with a bullet wound to the right temple and a .18 caliber pistol in his hand in the Oxford hotel. Proprieter J Fever said Held owed two weeks’ rent and had telephoned for money. Notes about negotiations with railroad claim agents for the loss of his leg were found in the room.
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G. Held
Grand Island
Oxford
Held
J. Fever
At & Ferer
Ferer
Busch Praised for Ship Rum Sale Stand Denounces Shipping Board
Adolphus Busch III received praise for opposing prohibition enforcement on ships on board vessels. Chairman Iker of the shipping board was denounced for permitting intoxicants sales beyond the three mile limit, in a statement to The Associated Press by Dr. Wilburn F. Crafts.
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Busch
Crafts
St. Louis
A. P
Adolphus Busch III
Iker
The
Shipping Board
Associated Press
Wilburn F. Crafts
Washington, D C
International Reform Bureau
Allied Troops in Silesia to Be Withdrawn This Week
Allied troops in Upper Silesia will be withdrawn by the end of next week. The two control commissions created by the Germano Polish Geneva treaty will then begin administering the territory.
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Silesia
Paris
A. P
Upper Silesia
Geneva
Protreaty Leaders in Dublin Election Signals
Dispatches report variable results from Ireland's parliamentary races with indications of republican losses. University of Dublin voters, raided by Rory O Connor forces, saw Ada English displaced in favor of McGinnis, amid questions on Sinn Fein adherence to Collins De Valera pact. In Ulster, killings and clashes rise near Armagh and Louth border as anti treaty sentiment lingers. Belfast reports document five deaths and house burnings in nearby villages. The Vancouver destroyer arrives at Derry with potential British scrutiny over maritime searches.
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Dublin
A. P
South
National University
Rory O'Connor
Republican
Ada English
Dail
McGinnis
Clones
Ireland
Monaghan
Thomas McHugh
Patrick McCarvill
Belfast
Bess Brook
Irish Republican Army
Dromintree
Louth
Dundalk
Central News
Vancouver
River Foyle
Derry
Warwick
Lough Foyle
Londonderry
Leberqueath
Great Britain
Irish Republicans React Angrily to Constitution
A Daily Mail dispatch from Dublin reports Eamon De Valera canceled his Scotland visit after an urgent republican council ordered to decide next steps. Republicans oppose most points in the constitution and protest clauses favoring the crown, with anger mounting.
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London
Eamon de Valera
Scotland
Daily Mail
Dublin
Great Britain
No Place for Ku Klux Klan, Judge Declares
U S District Judge Henry D. Clayton denounces the Ku Klux Klan in a speech to the Florida state bar association in Orlando declaring there is no place for an invisible empire within the United States.
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U. S
Orlando
Fla
Henry D. Clayton
United States
Florida State Bar Association
Ex-Mayor Willian J. Broateh Laid to Rest in Omaha
City officials and G. A. R. veterans paid last tribute to Capt. Willian J. Broateh former mayor of Omaha and Civil War veteran at a funeral service in Hoffman chapel. Survivors of the Loyal Legion stood guard of honor. Pallbearers included C. N. Kelly J. W. Tonge Bi. Shickley W. L. Shaw M. L. Shaw and W. R. Coates. Body then moved to Forest Lawn cemetery for cremation.
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Willian J. Broateh
Omaha
Hoffman Chapel
Loyal Legion
Broateh
Guard of
C. N. Kelly
J. W. Tonge
Bi. Shickley
W. L. Shaw
M. L. Shaw
W. R. Coates
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Grand Jury Orders Secret Report On Ku Klux Klan Probe
Los Angeles county grand jury investigating alleged Ku Klux Klan activities submitted a report to Superior Court Judge Frederick W. Houser. The judge reviewed the document and ordered it filed and kept secret.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Ku Klux Klan
Frederick W. Houser
Vestee Sets with Lace Embroidery on Main Floor
Vestee sets including vest and collar and sometimes cuffs offered in organdie net or batiste with embroideries filet Irish or Venetian laces. Prices start at $2 and up. Main Floor.
Silk Hosiery Special for Vacation Wear
Pure thread silk hosiery offered in matching shades black and white. Highlighted price is 1.95 with advice to stock up for vacation trips.
Bathing Attire Sale At Thompson Belden’s
Seashore or Lake calls for attractive bathing outfits with suits priced from 4 to 21.50 dollars. Caps range from 40 cents to 1 dollar. Shoes priced 75 cents to 1.35 dollars. Second Floor.
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Thompson
Belden’s
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Tuberculosis Commission
Rockefeller Foundation
France
L. R. Williams
National Health Board
Selskar M. Gunn
Prague
Joba
Lastyrie
Steasbourg
Automobile Club
Strasbourg
Ambassador Herrick
Gabriele D’attinanzio
Maurice Barres
French Academy
D'Annunzio
M. Barres
D.annunzio
Moulin Rouge Tame
Parie
Merritt
Drug Store
16Th Street
Filess
Germany
Rhineland
West End
Corliss
Limb Spec
Broadway
Yore
N. Y
Securities
Cer
Farnam Sa
Burhorn
Chiropractic Health
Ith
Council Butte
Wickham Block
Dr. Davis
Frank F. Burhorn Palmer
the Bee
Albert Payson Terhune
Wilson
Carnold Kummer
WWW
Borge
O'Connor
Michael Collins
Cork
Schmoller & Mueller
Smith & Schultz
Steger & Sons U
Emerson
Steinway
Mansfield
Autotone
Artemis
Schmoller
Dodite
Chompson, Belden & Co
Milady
Jersey
Pullman
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