Glencoe Women Plan Club House of Comfort and Beauty
Glencoe's Woman's Club plans a new clubhouse honoring pioneers and serving as a community hub. The design features a stone upper structure with a large ground site valued around 350000 dollars funded by members. It includes dressing rooms, corridors, an auditorium, stage, dining room, kitchen, offices, and basement storage aligned with future growth goals.
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Associated Press
Gleneye
Woman
Glencoe
Wilhelmdag
Ur Aman
United States
Anb
Glences
Narmion
Qasiy
Wlige
Kate
Craementy
SET
Gabe
Enacleus
Auditorians
Dalegu Committee
Recovery of Europe Greatly Helped by Gold Standards
Geneva reports Albert Thomas, head of the International Labour Office, says 1924 marks the beginning of normal economic restoration. He credits steady postwar efforts and gold standard reestablishment for Europe, cites currency stabilizations in Austria Poland Russia and Germany, and notes mixed American production trends as a counterbalance.
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Europe
Geneva
Albert Thomas
International Labor Oitce
Avery
Casres
League of Nation
Sietad
Russia
Germany
Baty
League of Nations
Austria
Poland
Warsaw
Causes and theories of earthquakes explored in old science note
A historical survey discusses earthquake origins from interior crust strains to electrical hypotheses. It reviews sunspots, climate, and human wickedness as unlikely causes, notes “earthquake weather” beliefs, and explains faulting as crustal relief along fracture lines, citing the San Francisco quake as an example.
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Mane
Isaiah
Peopia
California
Darlé Starr Jordan
Bhoek
Tembior
Amr
Tanita
John C. Bran+ nee
Yien
San Francisco
Earthquakes and aftershocks in tectonic shifts described
Fragmented OCR describes severe earthquakes and aftershocks. It notes surface faults and ocean bed slips, mentions Charleston, and discusses how wildlife and humans may sense tremors. The text references tectonic movement and different quake impacts.
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England
Meath
Charleston
Twas
Inglan— Apolia
Fly Breathes Entertains Royal Society Scientists
London observers watched a bluebottle fly demonstrate respiration with an instrument called the Shakespeare breathometer. The device measures water vapor and trace gases in a balloon to aid medical research while the fly appeared to take deep breaths, drawing cheers from the audience.
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Associated Press
London
Royal Society
Ann
Shakespeare
Isi
Cambridge
Tibet
Abe
Rotary clubs exceed two thousand in world reach
The speaker announced Rotary has grown to over 2 600 clubs across three nations and more than 307 000 members. He stressed Rotary’s strength lies in business and professional classifications rather than personalities, urging honest classifying to sustain community impact.
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Cleveland
Rotary
George TL ‘Guerngey, Jr
Halymar
Rory
Nsternational
Wwe
Film Wrecking Tug Crew Detained After Cannon Shell Incident
New York June 10 A four pound shell from a Coast Guard cutter halted a tug towing a wrecked freighter used in a motion picture thriller The Corvallis. The Mary A Eleknet and crew were detained between the Hook and Borvegat while debris was cleared.
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New Fork
Coast Guard
Seniy
Corvallis
Uncle Sam
Bullawag
Mina Tay
Indian Ocean
Doris Kenyon
Mary A. Eleknelt
Tur. 4
New York
Lances
Edward
P_ Morse
I National Drydocke Corporation
Company
Cleardd
Urey
Ni Coast. Guard
Al MATE CONVENTION PROMOTES PROHIBITION PROGRESS
The 30th convention of the Warte's Temperance-Union opened with an executive committee meeting and greetings from Lady Astor. Anne Gaudin of Evang ton and Miss Gordon urged a generation of education and reform toward national prohibition, calling for systematic temperance in schools and society.
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Paenburg
Searle
Wouter Thom
Christie
Phic
Spene
Max
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Sesston
Gaudin
Evangton
Gordon
Lighted streets promised to curb night traffic deaths
San Francisco reports from the National Electric Light Association note that better street and highway lighting could reduce accidents, injuries, and deaths. In 1923 over 18 million in property damage and 600 million in economic loss were recorded, with autos responsible for the majority of crashes. The convention highlights lighting as a key factor in lowering crime, congestion, and improving sanitary conditions and civic pride.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Sys
Antren
Ughtinz
Absence of Speaker Due to Error
Supt William H Slayton received a telegram from Dr William Mathes Lewis president of George Washington University saying he mistook Nashua for Portsmouth delaying ACS commencement plans. Lewis apologized for the error and stated he would have spoken in Gite city and Manchester and Santa Fe.
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Wiliam H. Slayton
William Mathes Lewis
George Washington University
Nashua
Portsmouth
Yam
Bleese
Sugt'Slayten
Dr. Lewis
Gite
Lewis
Manchester
Santina
Slarton
Pean Water Trip For Colonial Mansion
Portland Maine June moving of the two story McCeonb colonial mansion built before 1806 from Phippsburg to the Rockland summer estate of Donald T Dodge of Philadelphia by water. The 85 mile voyage will use an ocean-going barge and take over four months. The house, known as the spite house, is unusually tinted and has stood for generations.
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Portland
Phippsburg
Rockland
Donald T. Dodge
gemibEn
McCodbsenhata
Jerusalem orders horn to bell conversion for warned vehicles
Authorities in Jerusalem ban loud horns replacing them with bells to curb harsh sound. A government decree grants limited time for auto owners to install the warning devices.
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Jerusalem
Renere
Woman Has Star Record Sets Har Var Pen Observa Elected
The record marks Migs Anhe and J. Cannon from the Harvard Pen Observatory elected to Ceave Philosophical. The details indicate notable achievements within the observational circle and recognition by the institute. Further context confirms their roles and affiliations.
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Migs _Anhe
J. Cannon
The
Harvar Pen Observa
Ceave Philosophical
Five Hundred Years Society Welcomes Third Woman Member
A society notes a milestone as the organization admits its third female member, marking a significant step in inclusivity within the group. The announcement highlights the member’s historic achievement during a recent gathering.
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Im Thig Society
Mexican agrarian program sparks U S war of words
Ambassadors Warren and Sheffield exchange blunt statements as Kellogg rebukes Mexican policy. Washington signals limits on interntional meddling while Mexico defends Zapata era reforms and subsoil rights in constitutional context amid slow progress of commissions.
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Boston
Herala
Mexico
Internarlang
Charles
Beecher
Tan
Panerah
Medea City
Clavelan
Belevedimi
Gisima
Smal
James Sherielt
Washington
Warren
Kellogg
Sheffield
Kelloggs
Heralies
Zapata
Culles
Ito
Carranza
Obregon
Nations Unite to Simplify Postal Work
Associated Press reports that 14 leading postal administrations met in Cortina d Ampezzo Italy to form a special committee to simplify and accelerate international postal procedures. The Stockholm congress provisions, signed by President Coolidge and Postmaster General New, set new international rates and rules, including 2 cent minor charges for deficient postage and nonforwarding of unpaid items to senders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Universal “Postal Union
Posta
Avilk
Cortina d'Ampezzo
Italy
Bromski
Univerdal
London
England
Stockholm
Coolidze
Fragmented text on foreign policy and Americom protests
The document presents a garbled account of reactions to a Kellogg declaration. It mentions Americom and foreign companies faced protests, a presidential position, and discussions with advisers including generals and senators. The text questions sovereignty and administration plans amid negotiations.
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Americom
Kellogg
Ang
Hig
Earthquake Disrupts Swiss Radio Listenership then Eases
An earthquake near Lausanne, Switzerland briefly interrupted radio hearing, but listeners soon reported the tremors subsiding and signals returning with clearer reception. No injuries reported as crews assess the area.
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Teausanne
Switzerland
Dog Undergoes Bridge Work at English College
A dog travels to a veterinary college in England for extensive dental work. The animal had four teeth confirmed missing and required prosthetic teeth to aid eating. The owner reports the dog now walks and eats better, unlike other dogs that struggle.
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Royah
Vetarinayy’ College
England
Amerlean
Seane
Federal law section 3450 cited in Volstead context
A Tacoma Associated Press report explains that section 3450 of the revised federal statutes triggers automobile forfeiture for vehicles used in transporting untaxed commodities. Government attorneys seek forfeiture under section 260 and related powers, aiming at carriers and owners in the wake of enforcement actions and auctions.
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Associated Pregs
Tacoma
Struek
Piany
Bao Legzers
Congrenz
Boc
Uae
comNecaten
Acum
Famocens
Mina
Sub
Wallice
Rovern
Lipaladt
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