Shrine Horde Stages Grand Dignified Pageant And Dance
Shrine delegations converge on Washington for a four hour parade and a nation wide radio broadcast of the Garden of Allah pageant along the road to Mecca. The ceremony includes a Dance of the States on Pennsylvania Avenue and a dinner for the new imperial potentate C V Dykeman.
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Shrine
Ansylvania Avenue
American League
C. V. Dykeman
Imperial Council
Mecca
Tripoli
Elsebel
Milwaukee
Denver
Harding
White House
den of Allah
Capitol
Walton backs new Farm Labor movement in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor J C Walton discards the Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League after last year’s victory and calls a June 14 conference of executive farmers and union labor leaders to shape a state political action plan. The reconstruction league is excluded and intra group dissension is noted among union and farmer chiefs.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League of Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Walton
Farmer and Labor Organization
Oklahoma
Agricultural Association
Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League
Reconstruction League
Krupp Metal Institutes Seized for Ruhr Tax Debt
German authorities occupy Krupp metallurgical plants at Nieuwied and Engers near Coblenz and hold them as pledge for 20 billion marks owed by the Krupp company to Ruhr Allies, reflecting coal tax arrears.
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Coblenz
Krupps
Nieuwied
Engers
Ruhr
Krupp Company
California Fig Syrup for Babies Promise Quick Relief
Millions of mothers rely on genuine California Fig Syrup to cleanse a constipated baby. A half teaspoon moves poisons and waste without cramps, with no narcotics, and its tasty flavor helps children. Ask your druggist for the genuine product printed on the bottle to avoid imitations.
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California
Retail Price Of Food Rises in Most Cities in 1923
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports from April 15 to May 15 increases in 15 of 22 cities, ranging 4% to under 0.5%. Boston and Richmond held steady. For the year to May 15 1923, 21 of 22 cities show gains led by Bridgeport 8% and Cleveland and Pittsburgh 7%.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bridgeport
Conn
Butte
Int
Cleveland
Louisville
Norfolk
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Little Rock
Ark
New Haven
Omaha
Neb
Pittsburgh
Portland
Providence
R. L
Memphis
Tenn
Newark
N. J
Buffalo
Fall River
Mass
Manchester
N. H
Boston
Richmond
Mont
Earl of Northesk to Wed in Greenwich after license denial
The Earl of Northesk and Jessica Brown, a former chorus girl, planned to marry possibly in Greenwich Connecticut after New York City Clerk refused a license Monday. The Earl accused the clerk of a technical denial sparked by a letter from Jessica’s ex-husband Cyril Reinhard of Chicago congratulating the clerk. Brown returned to Buffalo, with the Earl expected to join her there shortly.
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New York
Eari
Northesk
Jessica
Brown
Greenwich
Conn
Cruise
Cyril D. Reinhard
Chicago
Miss Brown
Buffalo
Earl
Grand Central Station
Living Cost Riots Fatal to Officers in Leipzig
Berlin June 7. Several police officers were wounded in Leipzig yesterday as a demonstration against the high cost of living turned violent when a band of ruffians joined the crowd and opened fire. The protest was organized by socialists and trade unionists and had been peaceful until the disruptive element appeared.
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Berlin
Leipzig
Widow's Quest in Hall Mills Case Rekindles Murder Mystery
New York June 7 Mrs Frances Stevens Hall widow of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills is named as the silent nemesis in the Hall Mills murder. Private detectives she employs pursue the case as county officials reopen inquiries in Middlesex and Somerset counties. Miss Sally Peters, a friend, says Mrs Hall will not rest until the real killers are found and her husband’s name is vindicated. Peters notes threats against her as she enters politics for the state assembly while Italy remains her temporary residence.
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Josephine van DE Grift
New York
Frances Stevens Hall
Hall- Mills
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mills
New Brunswick
N. J
Sally Peters
New Runswick
Miss Peters
Italy
Hall
State Assembly
Manhattan
Hall-Mills
Mrs. Hall
James Mills
Middlesex County
Somerset County
Jane Gibson
Mexico's Faith in America is Sound
Santa Barbara Cal June 7 Mexico expresses strong trust in the United States over Colorado River water division. Spokesman Aimardo Santa Cruz says confidence in U S fairness grows daily as about 600 delegates attend the League of the Southwest forum opening.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Mexico
United States
Colorado
Aimardo Santa Cruz
League of the Southwest Forum
Senor
Santa Crus
Southern Republic
Erie
Wider Milk Use Urged by Governor
Frank C. Lowden, former Illinois governor and president of the Holstein Friesian Association of America, urged a broad advertising campaign to double milk consumption at the group’s thirty-eighth annual convention in Cleveland. He argued milk and its derivatives combine many benefits at a low price and that milk remains underappreciated.
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Cleveland
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Nicaragua Sends Troops to Border Amid Honduras Tensions
Nicaragua plans to move troops toward the Honduras frontier amid reports of grave internal disturbances there. Advices say telegraph lines were cut and Tegucigalpa denied internal disorders while noting concern over a presidential campaign.
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Managus
Nicaragua
Sen
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Silk dyeing firms merge to form large Paterson establishment
In Paterson New Jersey on June 7 an announced merger unites the Weidmay Silk Dyeing Company with the United Piece Dye Works. The consolidation puts the United Piece Dye Works in control of the Weidmann properties creating one of the world's largest silk dyeing operations. Also mentioned is a stockman predicting a pure breeds expert by Mr. Lowden and Richmond Virginia being chosen for next year's convention with date undecided.
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Paterson
N. J
Weidmay Silk Dyeing Company
United Piece Dye Works
Weidmann Properties
Lowden
Richmond
James Allison Found Guilty of Murder in Tennessee
In Chattanooga Tennessee James Allison was convicted of second degree murder in the death of his neighbor Eugene Watkins. He received a twenty five year sentence in the penitentiary and filed a motion for a new trial. The case arose after a dispute over whiskey led to a shooting during a drinking party at which Watkins was killed.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James Allison
Eugene
Son
Watkins
Mannfer
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Fue
Shrine Horde
Farmer-Labor Constitution League
Ogburn-Griffin Gro. CO
Pastor
Law
America
Silk Company and Dye Concern Merge
New Victor Records
Great White Way Orchestra
Barney
Google
Barney Erode
Georgie Price
Murray
Billy Murray
White Way
Zez Confrey
Tennessee Ten
Paul Whiteman
Paul Whiteman Fox
Whiteman
pVictrola
Victor
Victor Talking Machine C
Camden. N.S
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