Hughes Urges Honest Diplomacy and Global Responsibility
Providence R I June 15 Secre State Charles Evans Hughes speaking to Brown University alumni stressed avoid mixing domestic politics with abroad rivalries and urged frank diplomacy. He said America's future rests on fair economic settlements in Europe and emphasized unity with free nations in upholding liberty.
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Prescott Chautauqua Opens With Redpath-Horner Circuit
Prescott hosts the Redpath-Horner season at the city park with Nothing But the Truth as the feature play. The program also features orchestral entertainment, the Maitland Trio, Mahany on Mexico, Premier Artists, Lyceum Quartette, Dr Edward Burton McDowell on World Travels, Raymond Tolbert on The Challenge of America, and Frank K Johnson on The Basis of American Liberty. The public is urged to buy season tickets for the family and invite neighbors.
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War threats over Constantinople and Greek offense near Smyrna
Constantinople warns Turkish nationalists that attacking the capital will trigger war with Great Britain. A British brigade from Malta relieves Greeks at Ismid to deter occupation, as Greek offensive in Asia Minor appears imminent with the Eleventh Division moving toward Ushak near the Bagdad railway northeast of Smyrna.
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Octave Thanet Suffers From Failing Vision
Special to The News. Little Rock June 1. Information reaches Little Rock that Miss Alice French known as Octave Thanet is suffering failing vision. She lives at her Dubuque Iowa home and has almost given up writing. Her sight is greatly impaired. Miss French visited Little Rock often and for years kept a summer home at Clover Bed in Lawrence county where she supplied local color for many early popular novels.
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Crop Conditions Improve After Rain Sparks Hope
Special to The News from Little Rock reports May was extremely hot and dry, hurting crops during a protracted drought. By June 16 the rains brought better crop prospects as farmers note improved conditions and relief from drought stress.
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Rains Benefit State Crops Amid Improving Prospects
Rains during the past week greatly relieve drought effects with widespread reports of improved crop conditions across the state. Officials acknowledge the rainfall has been worth millions to the state and hope prospects are turning rosier as farming conditions recover.
U S and Japan Seek Settlement Over Yap and Other Questions
Washington June 15 Direct negotiations have begun between the United States and Japan to settle pending issues including Yap immigration alien land and Shantung. Bar on Shidehara and Secretary Hughes conduct talks, with possible Yap accord to spare League of Nations involvement.
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Ozan Graysonia Lumber to Resume Full Operations
The Ozan Graysonia Lumber Company announces the local saw mill will resume full-time operations next Tuesday at 6:30 AM with a full crew. About 200 workers, including 150 at the plant and 50 in logging, will return to work as output reaches 100,000 feet daily and logs required reach 75,000 to 80,000 feet. The revival brings relief to many bread earners who have been idle for months.
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Local papers debate renewal of alliance with England
Leading newspapers speculate at length on the proposed renewal of the alliance with England while noting no official announcement. Viscount Uchida, the forces minister, explained recent developments on two subjects as reported by local papers.
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England
Card of Thanks for Daughter and Granddaughter
Family members thank friends for expressions of sympathy at the loss of their daughter and granddaughter. Mrs. Nannie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Ward, Miss Mary Ward extend gratitude for support during their bereavement.
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