International conference opens on Russia reconstruction
June 15 at The Hague the international conference on Russia reconstruction opened with economic experts from over a dozen nations. The United States and Germany are not officially represented. A mixed commission will study the Russian problem and report after three months to guide rehabilitation efforts. Premier Lloyd George did not attend. British interests are managed by a commission led by Sir Philip Graeme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Hague
Russia
Great Britain
Europe
Genoa
United States
Germany
Peace Palace
Andrew Carneigie
Lloyd George
Philip Graeme
Global and U S News Roundup From June 15 Bulletins
June 15 dispatches cover mixed economic signals in Cleveland and Paris, a Toledo homicide review of the Twentieth Century Limited death, Moscow Baltic states disarmament talks, London notes on Ricci, Chicago Klan arrest and weapon finds, Bank of England rate cut, Ascot results for Golden Myth, and a Mexico City conference on US recognition prospects for Obregon government.
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Toledo
Buffalo
Cleveland
Francis Bowman
Califon
N. J
Omaha
Neb
Mexico City
New York
Adolfo de la Huert
Mexico
Obregon
Elyrians Honor Playgrounds and Flag Unity Talk
A local tribute event highlights playground movement and community work benefiting Elyria institutions. Speakers praise youth programs, Boys Band, and public gatherings, while Mr. A. L. Garford extols national flags as symbols of unity and citizen spirit across nations and the United States.
The Flag and Nation’s Story Across Our History
President cites the flag as a symbol uniting the states through independence, Civil War sacrifice, and the founding of liberty. He recalls June 14 1777 as the flag’s birth, the 1818 stripe rule, and the 48 stars for 48 states, praising unity and justice.
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Rages
England
Congress
New Hampshire
Vermont
South
Abraham Lincoln
What the Flag Means to Us as Citizens
The text reflects on right and wrong in human relations and government, urging Americans to value the flag and the protections it offers. It calls for serving in a way that keeps the flag’s folds unwrinkled and its history unimpaired for future generations, preserving the founders’ spirit and guiding the nation toward global righteousness.
Almonds and Walnuts Market Update
Almond nuts and English walnuts show price movement across markets. Trade notes highlight supply shifts and demand signals for the nut sector.
Fire marshal censures Lorain school in inspection report
The June 15 fire department inspection of Lorain cites the city as having fire hazards in public buildings and notes St Marys parochial school as dangerously overcrowded. The report outlines overall conditions in Lorain’s business district and public facilities with specific concern for safety compliance.
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Lorain School
Lorain
St. Mary’s Parochial
State briefs from Columbus and Cleveland
Secretary of State Smith to hold a 9 am Saturday hearing on the Greely protest against A P Sandles candidacy for governor. Western Power seeks 50000 in stock from the state utilities commission to fund a Bucyrus to Nevada Edison high tension line. Secretary Weeks criticizes drift from constitutional government toward social democracy. Jury attorney seeks new trial for George Flora in Holt death case.
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Ferg
Lake Superior
Hamburg
Cleveland
van Betee
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Hothouse
Petroleum Coxe
Congo Ba
Creamery
York State
Columbus
Smith
E. J. Greely
A. P. Sandles
Otawa
Western Power Company
State Utilities Commission
Bucyrus
Nevada
Edison
John W. Weeks
Western Reserve University
Cincinnati
George M. Flora
Eastern Avenue
Noble Red Holt
Gvomen
Frank Hueftlein
Alept
Holt
Stocks Rise at Open as Mexican Petroleum Led Gains
The New York market opened with strength as Mexican Petroleum rose to 137 1/4 after ex-dividend trading, Sinclair Oil gained 1/4 to 34 3/4, Hudson Motors traded for the first time up 1, Studebaker up 1 1/4 to 125, United States Steel down 1/8 to 99 1/8, and other issues showed mixed moves amid a brisk start.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Sinclair Oil
Hudson Motors
Studebaker
United States Steel
Om Proguyte
Hoover Pursues Coal Price Fix Amid Strike Threats
Secretary Hoover meets with coal operators and retailers in Washington to curb profiteering and hold to maximum prices during the strike. Talks break after four hours with United Mine Workers, leaving door open for future conferences and possible resumed work under pressure from Senate scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
United Ming Workers
Ddecattsé
United States Supreme Court
Coronado
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Senators Back Bonus, Oppose Immediate Tariff Rise
Washington reports President Harding remains opposed to tying the soldiers bonus to tariff changes, per Senator Lodge. A Republican conference on the issue may be called soon as party leaders seek to honor the president’s stance while McCumber pushes tariff displacement.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
White House
Senate Lodge
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Wage plan debate clouds AFL convention action
The Washington convention debated wage remedies and seasonal unemployment, approving travel cards for out of work members and opposing open shop policies. Disputes arose over a committee report on federation autonomy, while William Green praised miners and warned of a prolonged struggle. The session recessed until the next day.
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Sarah Conboy
United Textile Workers
Needie Trades and
Building Trades
American Federation of Labor
Liberty Bonds Market Prices Reported in New York
Liberty bonds listed with opening prices in New York for various series and maturities. First 4 1-45s at 100.04, second 4 Ids at 99.96, third 4 1-4s at 200, fourth 4 1-48 at 100.02, Victory 4 3-4s at 310.60. Market notes reflect typical fluctuations for wartime funding efforts.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Harding's Merchant Marine and Volstead Act Debate
The piece notes Supreme Court interpretations of the Volstead Act affecting foreign versus American vessels. Wheeler argues enforcement will reduce discrimination, aiding American shipping. Democratic and Republican leaders push ship subsidy plans and a caucus to harmonize shipping policy amid dry advocacy and liquor policy clashes. Dr. Cherrington condemns US policy allowing liquor sales on federal ships beyond US waters as unconstitutional.
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Supreme Court
Wheeler
House
Willis
Ohio
White House
U. S
Columbus
United States
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against
Alcoholism
Anti Saloon League
Federal Shipping Board
Dr. Cherrington
Lydia Pinkham remedy helps Dayton woman avoid operation
In Dayton Ohio a woman living with severe pains and inability to turn in bed says two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and one bottle of Lydia Pinkham's Blood Medicine restored her health. She reports relief weight gain and freedom from pain and headaches and offers to share her experience with others.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dayton
Ohio
Pinkham
Henrietta
Lydia Pinkham
Mrs. Henrietta, Iller
187Sprague St., Dayton, Ohio
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George M. Bowers
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Olen Oo Ig
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Company TU
Ind. Alcohol
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Elyria-Alron Tire
Ser
Bowers
Elyrias F.C
Deki
Amsherst
As's Pharmacy
Lornis
D. Bewmhart
Vermiton
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sykes
Martha B. Putsel
21St St
N. Y
Syke Ryet
Congressman Gallivan
American Shipping Board
Mississippi River
Guile
William Green
United Mine Workers of America
Green
West Virginia
Harding’s Merchant Marine
Century Park
Hines Brothers
Russell K. Nicholl
Broad St
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