Funeral for West Set Tesom Lovett In New York
Funeral services will be held in Locust Valley Long Island for Robert Smith Lovett who directed the Union Pacific rail system after Harriman's death in 1909. He died yesterday aged 70. Lovett rose from farm boy to lawyer and railroad executive serving as president and chair of the Union Pacific and later as chair of the executive committee of both systems.
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New York
Tomor Row
Locust Valley
Long Island
Robert Scnit Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad System
E. HK. Harriman
Harriman Pailold Ring
Harriman
Werriman
Bath
Union Pagdie
Chaiman
Union Pacific System
San Je~enito
Tenas
Hoste
Divers seek three missing after Cymbeline blast in Montreal
Divers resumed the search for three men missing after the oil tanker Cymbeline exploded and wrecked at the dry dock in Montreal last Friday. The death toll rose to 27, with several injured reported in hospitals.
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Montreal
Quebec
Change of Life remedies praised by Mrs MacCraig letter
A letter from Mrs MacCraig extols bonkes as a tonic that strengthens and sustains women facing Change of Life. The writer claims headaches and backaches can be overcome and urges other women to try the remedy, describing personal improvement and praise.
Wedding Bells Echo Through San Antonio Suburbs
The marriage of Miss Mildred Bennett and Oscar Laurence took place Friday evening at the bridegroom’s parents’ garden in Gladstone Avenue with Rev. Taylor officiating. A reception followed for 150 guests on the lawn, and later events included a Mexican Arts and Crafts shop supper party honoring theater parts in the opera The Merry Widow.
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William Bennett
Willan, Maness
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Gladstone Avenue
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Fannie Mae Stinhette
Fip Collins
Benty
Jean Topperwein
Norman Hicks
J. B. O'Tool
Prank M. Maness
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C. C. McGee
Meshames J. P. O'Tool
Ross Dicks
Ho H. Maness
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John Franklin Carver
San Antonio
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Corpus’ Christi
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Clarence Baelz
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Elgin
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Warren L. Powell
J. L. Hall
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Hermitage Court
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Nathan Waller
Cleveland
Ohio
Mir Powell Hume
Papal Legate Welcomed at Dublin Charismatic Welcome
Ireland's papal legate Cardinal Lari arrived in Dublin to lead the Eucharistic Congress. A grand procession through Dun Laoghaire to St Patrick’s Cathedral drew crowds from many nations. The cavalary escort and city honors highlighted a week of religious events with government receptions planned.
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de Valera
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Phoenix Park
Riot in Mexican plaza Leaves one dead and many hurt
In Morelia Michoacan yesterday a riot ended a religious controversy in the central Plaza as about 1000 protesters demanded enforcement of clergy restraint laws forcing priests to retire. A man rammed a truck into the crowd and a shot fired wounded bystanders.
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Morelia
Michoacan
Mexico
Doctor Townsend Arrested in Denver Murder Case
Dr Guy W Townsend a Denver surgeon was arrested on a murder charge tied to an alleged dileget operation. He was released on bond and escorted to a hospital where another patient was operated on successfully. Townsend later freed on 5000 bond to await action as details of the nurse’s death emerged.
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Denver
Guy W. Townsend
Townsend
Communist Negro in New York Race for Governorship
In Schenectady on June 20 a Communist ticket nominated Israel Amter for governor with Harlem worker Henry Shepard as running mate. The party platform calls for immediate state unemployment relief of 400 million dollars and social insurance while denouncing capital bosses as driving hunger, terror and war.
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New York
Schenectady
Israel ‘Amter
Harlem
Henry Shepard
Legion Torn by Bonus Dispute in 1920s Washington
Washington June 20 A bitter fight within the American Legion pushes for endorsement and work toward cashing the sailors' bonus survey across the country. Leaders vow to press at the December session, with expectations a full payment will be adopted at the next convention in Portland or Parkland.
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American Legion
Legion
Detroit
Hoover
Portland
Treasury Receipts and Outlays Reported for June 17
Treasury data show June 17 receipts at 32.057 million dollars with expenditures of 32.041 million, giving a net balance of 672,018,471 dollars. Customs receipts for the 17 days totaled 10.281 million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Noted Dry Editor Turns to Repeal in New York
One by one leaders of prohibition shift positions as Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of the Nation, declares repeal of the eighteenth amendment is needed since enforcement seems impossible. He still backs liquor sale restrictions, not full legalization.
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New York
Oswald Garrison Villard
Wation
Nurito Promises Quick Pain Relief From German Discovery
An ancient herbal tonic claims to banish neuralgia and constant pain within three days. The ad touts a German specialist’s prescription now available in drugstores worldwide, promising a money back guarantee if relief is not felt. It asserts no opiates or dangerous ingredients and urges immediate purchase.
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