Red Cross Aids Bulgarian Refugees and Lebanon Aid
The American Red Cross has appropriated 85000 to maintain soup kitchens for 200000 refugees driven back to Bulgaria during the population exchange. The Laura Spellman Rockefeller Foundation contributed 10000, with League of Nations funds limited to land purchases. Daily rations reach 3600 children across 63 villages, and feeding is planned to continue until June 15 when crops ripen.
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Supreme Court Prepares Final Session Decisions
Washington The United States Supreme Court met at noon Monday for the first of four final sessions of the term to announce decisions expected to clear the docket before adjournment on June 4. The court will meet every Monday hereafter as the rest of the time is taken with conference.
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Supreme Court docket swells with 40 to 60 advisements
The court has 40 to 60 cases under advisement including the New York Walker law eligibility on Klan records and wire tapping for Volstead Act enforcement. The Great Lakes Water diversion case and Wallace Gaines death-penalty appeal are among matters awaiting decision before adjournment. Orders for review exceed 100. total cases this term may reach 1100, about 150 below last term, with most criminal rulings expedited. The term's docket shows the court catching up after delays.
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Mothers Gather at Unknown Soldier's Tomb Service
Washington May 19 An Arlington crowd honors unknown soldier's mother with Mother’s Day service arranged by American War Mothers Association. Forty Gold Star Mothers form a floral court around the Tomb as Major General Summerall and other leaders speak. Bands play and a grand choir performs before taps closes the ceremony.
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Knapp Writes of Meth. Proceedings From Kansas City
Letter recalls C E Knapp layman delegate from Lodi to the Methodist Conference at Kansas City. It covers travel routes to the 1928 convention, 1214 memorials, 453 laymen including 39 attorneys and 50 business men, and fraternal delegates. Reports on Bishop McConnell vindication, M E Men’s Council with speakers like Jane Addams, and the Fifth National Oratorical Contest with KC winner Elliot Norquist.
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Madison Square Garden to House Dahlia Show
New York announces the American Dahlia Society will host its annual exhibition at Madison Square Garden on September 26 and 27. The event aims to display about fifty thousand cut dahlias with nationwide price selections and broader floor space than prior venues. Other fall flowers, especially gladiolus, will accompany the display.
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Boy James Sexton Receives $70000 Bequest in Shanghai
In Shanghai, eleven year old James Logan Sexton, a Chinese foster child, is left seventy thousand Shanghai currency by his foster father Robert Wolfton Sexton of America, as reported in local affairs.
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Cleaning Experts Promise Interior and Exterior Makeovers
Specialists offer comprehensive building cleaning for private homes and commercial properties. Services span interior and exterior work aimed at boosting curb appeal and maintaining hygienic spaces. Professionals assess conditions, plan schedules, and execute thorough cleaning with attention to detail.
Parisians Warn Parents On Parliament Sessions Metaphors
Paul Lombard, noted for humor, cites blunders from Journal Officiel to critique parliamentary rhetoric. He quips lines about regulating death, compressing young brains, and awkward phrasing as examples of grammar decay in the chamber.
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War cripple recovers limbs to flee train in Harbin
In Harbin a war cripple, initially in the path of a speeding train, regained full use of his limbs in fear and ran to safety. Doctors later pronounced the recovery permanent.
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Moone's Emerald Az Sold For Foot Comfort
C W Phillips advertises Moone's Emerald of the Emerald Earth in full page prose. The product promises relief for painful feet corn and callous trouble and claims to improve circulation including swollen or varicose veins. The ad urges readers to buy for lasting foot comfort.
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Erie Stop for Pyle's Runners on Eastern Jaunt
ASHTABULA May 15 The C C Pyle trans continental derby team reached the east with Erie Pa as their stop Western farm boy Andrew Payne Claremore Okla to lead on the first eastern leg He is ahead in elapsed time and yesterday tied with John Salo Passaic N J They came from Arrowhead Ohio 41 miles in 5 hours 50 minutes 48 seconds Payne in good condition as night fell in Ashtabula
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Exhausted runner finishes close second in long race
Dication exhausted by 2 845.1 miles of running from Los Angeles. Philip Granville of Hamilton Ontario finished in a dead heat for second with Louis Perrella of Albany N Y at 6 28 09 yesterday.
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Frenchman unveils one man car with fixed fulcrum design
A French inventor presented a single rider vehicle with the steering wheel positioned well behind the front, and the ends designed to strike the ground as the handle is lifted, creating a fixed fulcrum for leverage.
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