Kaiser Recounts Back 40 Years In Doorn Visit
Doorn, Holland July 1 Forty years ago Kaiser Wilhelm II became German emperor. In commemoration he led morning prayers at 10 o clock and later walked with Princess Hermine to the rosarium a flower garden he donated to Doorn. He appeared cheerful and pointed to roses rhododendrons and other blooms during the stroll. Princess Hermine arrived in Doorn last night after a month and a half away.
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Doorn
Holland
Lodar
Wilhelm Wohlenzatlern
Wilhelm
Hermine
House of Damascus Deals Death Blow to Prayer Book Revision
London report states the House of Damascus defeated the second revision of the book of common prayer by a 220 to 0 vote. Predicted outcomes included disestablishment of the state church, resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and reduced authority for bishops.
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London
House of Camascus
Book of Common Prayer
Canterbury
City Dads Invited to Eat Barbecue at Koehler Park
City Dads invited to attend the barbecue of the Eural Order of Hermann Sons at Koehler Park on Tune 24. The event promotes fellowship and community engagement among local residents and members.
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Eural Order of
Hermann Sons
Koehler Park
GONOPUS GLUE HEARD VISITOR AT CLUB MEETING
William Asbury Hardson III of Indianapolis, executive vice president of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce and son of Indiana Senator Harrison, was the principal speaker at the Kyants club in the Pan-American room of the Gunter hotel. He spoke on The Junior Chamber of Commerce Movement in the United States. Lawrence, convention chair, presided. vice chair was Iry Hirshte. Music by the Alsa ta Junior Chamber Orchestra. Also notes recovery of Pastor K R Decl from illness.
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Willian Asury Hardson III
Indianapolis
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harson
Indiana
Kbyants Club Inuchea
Gunter Botel
Ele
Ailsata Junior Chamber
Cormmueres
Suit charges PLM holding in Paramount monopoly case
Chicago June 1. The Marx Brothers DPbeaters Inc files suit in US District Court alleging Paramount Sta mous Lasky and others in the motion picture industry conspired to restrain competition and create a monopoly. The suit seeks an injunction to stop the alleged illegal activities.
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Chicago
Paramount-Stamous-Lasky Corporation
Notion
Marx Brothers
Dpbeaters, Inc
United States District Court
Britain Pays 0.8 67,200,000 81 Check Included
In New York on June 18 J P Morton and Co acting as agent for Great Britain handed over a check for less than one dollar as part of the 67,200,000 installment on Britain's net debt. The Alliance of Use installment will be paid in U S government securities wired for the British account. The check represented the difference based on the value of securities and the total of the installment.
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New York
U—J. P. Morton and Companys
Great Britain
Federal Reserve Wauk
Britain
America
United States
Wlre
No Elevators Denied for Dallas Union Station
H. L. Metee, president of the company, rejected a plan to install elevators at Dallas Union Terminal Station. He said elevator use would reduce passenger revenues, and insisted travelers must continue to walk up and down stairs. The remark came during a discussion of station improvements yesterday.
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Dallas
Union Terminal
H. Lt. Metéee
Nesenger
Moones Emerald Eczema Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Moones Emerald mentioning Gil Moonela Emerala CHU as a powerful antiseptic treatment for eczema and skin diseases. Claims itching stops after one application and most persistent cases heal after a few uses with no greasy residue. Promises restoration to perfect health and urges purchase through drug stores for a 4 ounce bottle.
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America
Moone
Emerald
Gil
Tor
Sven
Moonela Emerala Chu
Ark Sommers
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KR. T. Decl
Truitt Avenue Baptist Church
Plomane
Dollar Store
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Ae Aan Lee
E. Commerce & Cherry Sts
Supreme Motor Oil
Gulf Refining Company
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