Women Poker Game Ends in Police Court
New York June 10 AP Fashionably gowned women filled the West Side court as Young Mrs J C Gleason wife of a former Chicago banker pleaded not guilty to charges of stiffing a diamond pin during a women’s poker game at Mrs Chester M Curry’s home last month. Gleason held for trial in 5000 bond she handed her counsel a pint watch set with thirty diamonds and said Take this it is all I have left. Charlies P Leonard appraiser for urely company testified about recovering the missing bar pin in Atlantic City and read names of nearly half a dozen well to do women who attended the game.
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Chicago
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Bond
Charlies P. Leonard
Urely Company
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Vanitie Wins Fifth Race to Decide America Cup Defense
Newport June 10 AP Vanitie defeated Resolute for the second time in the fifth race of the series to decide who will defend the America Cup. The 15 mile windward and return course saw Vanitie finish two minutes 44 seconds ahead, with handicap correction narrowing the margin to 23 seconds.
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Vanitie
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Tangier talks dominate Alfonso conference with Spanish envoy
Madrid reports King Alfonso held a lengthy meeting with Count Quinones de Leon, Spanish ambassador to France, amid possible League of Nations action on Tangier. Epoca hints at Spain potentially escalating commercial reprisals against France.
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Epoca
Tuscany Is Shaken By Earthquakes
London reports extensive damage in Tuscany from strong earthquakes. A Central News Rome dispatch dated Wednesday notes earlier shocks near Ferrara in northeastern Italy. The tremors are described as unusually violent for the region across the Apennines.
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Philadelphia Triumph in Tri-city Women's Golf Match
Philadelphia defeated Boston in the second in a series of tri city women's golf matches held at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. The match showcased strong play from both teams as they competed for supremacy on the links.
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Philadelphia
Boston Today
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Breckenridge Long Resigns Senate Bid to Run Dem Primary
Breckenridge Long, who resigned as third assistant secretary of state to seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate, is confined at home in St. Louis with tonsillitis. His physician ordered no visitors.
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Breckenridge Long
United States
England able to clear loan
London reports Chancellor of the Exchequer J Austen Chamberlain defending Treasury plans amid press criticism over war wealth taxation. He warned precaution before any levy and noted Japan US Ireland troubles and signs of a rebounding prosperity as Britain fronts half its Anglo French loan in the United States and ensures funds to end 1920.
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J. Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Wamberlain
Japan
United States
Ireland
Chamberlain
Great Britain
New York
Treasury
Shortage Found in New England Order Treasurer Account
Boston June 10 AP The discovery of a 190000 shortage in the accounts of John P Sanborn Newport R I supreme treasurer of the New England Order of Protection was announced by Judge H William Scott supreme warden. Sanborn 76 collapsed and has resigned George E Howe Quincy supreme vice warden will succeed him. The shortfall extends back twelve years and Sanborn has held the office 29 years.
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John P. Sanborn
Newport
R. L
New England Order of Protection
H. William Scott
Sanborn
Scott
George E. Howe
Quincy
Coal Shortage Forces Alabama Delays in Deliveries
In Ohile Alabama on June 10 Constantinople offers 100 dollars for Alabama coal. The Turkish capital will pay that amount for Birmingham district fuel but coal operators cannot guarantee delivery and have rejected all orders.
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Constantinople
Alabama
Birmingham
Marine Company Declares Dividends to Cover Back Pay
New York June 10 AP reports the International Mercantile Marine company declares a 3 percent regular dividend on preferred stock plus a 5 percent extra dividend to reduce a 47 percent backlog of back dividends.
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New York
International Mercantile Marine Company
Resolutions Report At Four O Clock
The full resolutions committee met to finalize the platform for the convention with the labor plank debated. Dr Hubert Work pressed for compulsory arbitration of strikes in public utilities, but Borah Ogden Mills and others opposed and the measure was postponed. The treaty compromise was not yet discussed at 2 30. Senator Smoot guarded copies to keep the text private.
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Full Resolutions Committee
Hubert Work
Colorado
Borah
Ogden Mills
Work
Smoot
New Polish Cabinet To Be Formed After Resignation
The cabinet of Premier Skulski resigned amid opposition to Poland’s buffer state policy with Russia. President Pilusk to designate a new premier as parties weigh participation, with National Democrats unsure about a socialist dominated government.
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Skulski
Poland
Russia
Pilusk
National Democrats
Market value loans to banks on Liberty bonds announced
Chicago June 10 AP loans to member banks of the seventh reserve district on Liberty bonds will be made on their approximate market value instead of at par beginning tomorrow the federal reserve bank of Chicago has notified its member banks
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Chicago
Seventh Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Serbs Decline Austrian Money and Supplies
Vienna reports the Austrian commission to Belgrade found the Serbs unwilling to accept Austrian luxuries in exchange and they will not accept Austrian money. The negotiation aims to secure foodstuffs and other supplies amid wartime tensions.
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Belgrade
Austria
Weather forecast for tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with the exception of possible showers or thunderstorms concentrated in the southeast portion.
Roget Aims Nonstop Paris to Warsaw in Europe Flight
French ace Henri Roget begins an around Europe air route in a seven day tour. He already completed a round Mediterranean trip and will fly Paris to Warsaw non stop before continuing to Bucharest, Constantinople, Athens, and Rome.
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Half Russia Goes Hungry Says British Delegates
Benjamin Turner and Thomas Shaw reported severe hunger in Soviet Russia with about half the population affected. They cited forced actions and a reforming Bolshevik regime, noting some Bolshevik support in Moscow and Petrograd while urging Britain to lift blockade, resume trade, and seek peace with Russia.
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Petrograd
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Shaw
Actors and actors in a tense treaty exchange and new film release
The piece weaves a dramatic dialogue about who killed the treaty with lines from Woodrow Wilson and Lodge, then announces The Way of the Law starring Eileen Sedgwick and Joe Moore directed by William Craft, produced by Oscar Jacobs for Universal. A New York store ad offers a lunch for 49c.
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Eileen Sedgwick
Joe Moore
Robert Fleming
G. A. Williams
William Fellows
Curley Dresden
William J. Craft
Oscar Jacobs Productions Company
Universal
Card of Thanks for Little Girl Helen Berdot
Mr and Mrs Raymond Berdot express heartfelt thanks to friends for illness and death of their daughter Helen. Gratitude for kind notes and floral offerings is extended as a cherished memory. The note reflects family sorrow and community support.
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Raymond Berdot
American golf experts win out in 36-hole match
Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes defeated George Duncan and Abe Mitchell on the Edlington course by three up and two to play. The match, played over 36 holes, carried a stake of 200 sterling pounds.
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Croydeon
England
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Manitowoc Shipyard Sold for 410000 to C C West
Manitowoc Wisconsin June 10 AP says the Manitowoc Shipbuilding plant was sold to C C West for 410000. The plant originally cost about 1500000. West plans to reorganize the concern and continue operations locally.
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Manitowoc, Wis
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company
C. C. West
Boston crew sails to Henley Regatta from New York
Twenty two Union Boat Club members, nearly all Harvard men, depart on the Rotterdam from New York to compete in the Henley Regatta in England. A breakfast table exchange adds a light moment as Tommy asks about caterpillars on lettuce and is told they are not good to eat.
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England
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Widow with Three Children Echoes in Tribune Ad
Quote from Chicago Tribune classified section reflects a plea for nursing care and devotion during a critical illness. The remark frames a widow with three children as a potential caregiver, illustrating dramatic social expectations in ad rhetoric.
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