Social Workers to Reorganize at Denver Conference
The National Conference of Social Workers in Denver plans a first general session to vote on reorganizing divisions. A committee report requested dropping the immigration division for a social interpretation unit while keeping nine divisions intact. Nominations for president and six executive seats will be announced, with Gertrude Vaile and Lee Frankel mentioned for the presidency.
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A.P
National Conference of Social Workers
William J. Norton
Detroit
Mich
Extire
Arch Mandel
Dayton
Ohio
Gertrude Vaile
Lee ‘K. Frankel
New York
Cleveland
Nashville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Louisville
Oklahoma Congressman Denies Debt in Suit Over Notes
Representative E B Howard of Oklahoma told the District of Columbia Supreme Court he was only an accommodation endorser on two promissory notes seeking $2,500 from Representative Guy E Campbell of Pennsylvania. He said he set nothing for his signature and the notes were never negotiated.
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E. B. Howard
Oklahoma
Guy E. Campbell
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Unusual Nurmi Portrait with Hollywood Silent Admirer
Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi poses in California with Miss Vi Thibeaudeux of Hollywood described as a silent admirer. The image marks the first time Nurmi is photographed with a woman since arriving in America.
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Paavo Nurmi
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Super Star
California
Vi Thibeaudeux
Hollywood
Nurmi
America
Miss VI Thibeou
United States ignores Canadian Arctic land claims in MacMillan voyage
The United States government plans to ignore Canada's sweeping Arctic claims as the MacMillan expedition sails on June 20. Ottawa may trigger a dispute if it pushes its claim to Axel Helburgland or Harris land, but Washington aims to avoid controversy unless actual discovery occurs.
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Beast Corresnopdent
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United States
MacMillan-navy
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Canada
Ottawa
Axel Helburgland
MacMillan
Navy
Axel Serene
Ihs
Arctic
Norwegians Cheer Coolidge Message
Oslo reports President Coolidge’s Minnesota fair address honoring Norse emigrants to the United States draws widespread praise. Norwegian papers call it a historic joy for Americans of Norwegian origin and note recognition of Leif Ericson as America’s discoverer.
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Oslo
A.P
Coolidge
Minnesota State Fair
United States
Norway
Meing Gazette
Aftenposten
Leif Ericson
Eric the Red
America
Officials chosen at circulation managers convention
The International Circulation Managers Association wrapped up in Colorado Springs with E. R. Hatton named president. Charles Payne was elected first vice president and Harold Hough second vice president. Clarence Eyster won a sixth term as secretary treasurer. others include Ted Booth John Toler James A. Matthews Will R. Butler. Next year’s meeting will be in Philadelphia.
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Colorado Springs
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A.P
E. R. Hatton
Detroit Free Press
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Charles Payne
Indianapolis Star
Harold Hough
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Clarence Eyster
Peoria Star- Telegram
Japanese official urges dialogue to ease U S Japan strains
Dr Issa Tanimura, special Japanese food commissioner to the United States and Europe, spoke in Larned Kansas saying more acquaintance between Japanese and Americans will ease differences. He argued the Tokyo embassy suicide was grief not resentment and found no prejudice among influential Americans, only fear of assimilation challenges.
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Larned
Kan
Issa Tanimura
United States
Europe
Tokyo
Tanimura
Miller & Co. Defeats Receivership Bid in Bond Scheme
In Atlanta on June 12 G L Miller and Company won a double victory as a petition for receivership tied to a bond flotation for two local building projects was dismissed in superior court and the Georgia Securities Commission refused to revoke the firm’s state license. The dismissal lifted a bond injunction while state counsel said they would file exceptions, potentially sending the matter to the Georgia Supreme Court after pending demurrers.
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A.P
G. L. Miller & Co
Georgia Securities Commission
Lisi
State of Georgia
Supreme Court
Prince Seeks Chance as American Chauffeur
Basile Swiatopolymirske a Russian prince in exile after the revolution says he arrived in the United States with Grand Duke Boris and now seeks work as a chauffeur his aim is to become a prominent American chauffeur he told reporters in New York June 12 1920 A.P. report
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A.P
Russia
Basile Swiatopolymirske
Grand Duke
Boris
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