Governor’s Grave Charge Amid Canal Zone Unrest
The governor leveled a grave accusation against the British crowd and their police supporters, while noting absent parties and civilian officials. He reported that the firing began with elemental forces and that Portuguese gunboats took no part, as French and allied troops responded to the attack near the canal.
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How to Keep Cool in Summer Beauty Advice
A personal diet plan to stay cool and maintain a clear complexion. The author emphasizes simple meals with vegetables, salads, fresh fruit, and melons, avoiding heavy dressings and desserts. They limit meat to twice weekly, drink buttermilk or milk, and believe diet governs facial health and weight.
Confession Withdrawn in Wife Murder Plot Case
Charles Davies denies the alleged confession claiming nerves from excessive drinking. Police restrict taxi service to known customers amid the case as investigations continue into a plot to murder his wife by Kansas City gangsters.
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Canton unrest blamed on foreigners as police foil plot
Shanghai dispatch reports police uncover a widespread students plot to hire motor cars and dash through the international settlement, threatening British residents. The civil governor is urged to take strong measures to safeguard lives. June 25 AP.
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Significance Seen In Burts Fraud Conviction In Georgia
A. M. Burts, cotton warehouseman, was convicted in Albany Georgia federal court of fraudulent issuance of cotton warehouse receipts. Officials call the case profound for farmers co operative marketing associations and banks. He was fined $100 with a light recommended sentence after prosecutors note no losses were sustained.
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Judge's Daughter Analyzes Words On Modern Manners
In New York June 25, Mrs Wait defends the young generation at a divorce trial involving Thomas H. Symington, a railroad equipment magnate. She says cocktail parties and bridge at the ages beyond 18 reflect changing proprieties, while noting her father avoids the trays and remarks on modern manners.
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California scale of pay to be drawn for Joaquin Valley
Fregno California June 26. The Valley Fruit Growers Association will establish a wage scale for labor in Joaquin Valley cotton fields after a joint meeting of cotton owners and Tac tian directors. Aimed at reducing price chasing and matching labor needs, the plan projects a payroll near two million dollars for cotton picking this year from 80 000 bales and nearly five million dollars for fruit harvest labor.
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Noted Attitudes on Teen Parties in 1970s Era Debate
A fragment outlines gendered views on teen parties, arguing against indiscriminate teen gatherings. It stresses restricting boys' social freedoms compared to girls and advocates letting girls be out later while warning boys are more dangerous when unsupervised.
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Debate over creationism versus evolution in Seattle
More than 2,800 of about 3,000 attendees in Seattle endorsed Dr. W. B. Riley of Minneapolis for a literal Genesis creation, opposing Dr. Edward A. Cantrell of Los Angeles who argued Darwinian evolution. The debate, held under the Baptist Bible Union of North America in convention, occurred last night.
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Britain Ready To Join Plan To Curb Armaments
London reports that Foreign Secretary Chamberlain signaled Britain would join major powers in limiting naval armaments and suggested the United States might issue the invitation for a conference. He urged parliamentary backing for a security pact to guard Germany France and Belgium frontiers, stressing no unilateral guarantees and the need for a balanced agreement among powers with a history of conflict.
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Cochrane Given Copy Line Empl oyees Banquet
Willard Bummer conductor, oldest member of the company, presented the cup at a railroad banquet held yesterday. R aviezel served as toastmaster as employees from every branch gathered to celebrate Mr Gaee or nee hes ops a company.
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