Alliance Republican Democratic of Social Action and National Reconstruction
Paris reports a new chamber party with about 260 seats formed from radicals and center right factions. The Alliance Republican Democratic of Social Action and National Reconstruction aims to back parliamentary unity and reconstruct policy through disciplined majorities and anti-dictatorial defense.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Radical Party
National Bloc
Alliance
Republican-Democratic
Social Acton
National Reconstruction
Johnart
Federation names new committee for steel work
Montreal June 17 The American Federation of Labor plans to disband its national committee for organizing iron and steel workers and form a new committee under the executive council. All organizers and field reps will be recalled by July 1 and funds moved to the federation’s executive council. A Washington conference of international union heads will precede the new campaign.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
National Committee
Fans Fans Fans All Sizes from Pocatello Electric Co
A short classified style notice promotes fans in all sizes from Pocatello Electric Co. The brief ad highlights availability and urges readers to inquire for details.
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Pocatello Electric Co
Wnt
Court ceremonial revived in Spain as noblewomen kneel before queen
Madrid June 17 AP for first time in years the old court ceremonial returns with wives of grandees arriving in court dress bearing hassocks to kneel before the queen and pledge service. Duchesses countesses and marchionesses, new or inherited titles, will then serve as ladies in waiting to the monarch.
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Madrid
Secrets of Health and Happiness Cheerfulness a Digestion Aid
A health note advises chewing well and enjoying cheerful meals to aid digestion. It cautions against overeating, fatigue, and stress after meals, and promotes fresh air and outdoor exercise. It lists foods that commonly upset digestion and suggests suitable choices for various foods and meats.
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Solomon
Medical Q and A column offers home remedies and eye care tips
Readers submit health questions on pimples hair removal eye care and dust exposure. Answers include zinc and potash salves for acne, starch and calamine paste for facial hair, and eye wear guidance. Dr Hirshberg explains limited prescribing and asks for stamped self addressed envelopes for personalized replies.
Federation Split on Ownership Debate at AFL Convention
The AFL convention division over government ownership shows leaders like Samuel Gompers opposing a broad plan while endorsing no single model. Delegates from several unions clash as votes reveal resistance to government control and concerns over civil liberties and labor rights.
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H Johnson
The
Machinists’ Union
Wall Street
Gompers
Executive Council
T. W. McCullough
Morrison
McCullough
James Duncan
Seattie
Granite Cutters Organization
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
United States
Duquesne
Federation
Marne Flour Mills Destroyed by Fire Near Meaux
Fire swept the flour mills on the Marne just outside Meaux early today and firemen gave up on saving them. The water mills, built for over a century, survived the battle but the mills, filled with wheat and flour, were a total loss worth several million francs.
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Meaux
France
Marne
the Marne
Pocatello Milling and Elevator Co Hay Grain and Feed Ad
Local agricultural supplier Pocatello Milling and Elevator Co lists hay grain and feed products with contact phone 866 for farmers and ranchers seeking supplies. The terse notice highlights basic offerings and accessibility for customers in the region.
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Pocatello Milling & Elevator Co
College bootlegger held for murder
Hanover June 17 AP Robert T Menna of La Grange Ala Dartmouth college student linked to illicit liquor traffic is jailed awaiting grand jury action on murder charge for killing Henry F E Moroney of West Medford. Accomplice to flight William Whee of Akron Ohio held as witness.
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Hanover
O. H
Robertt T. Menna
la Grange
Dartmouth College
Henry FE. Maroney
West Medford
Rile Nicely Wheee
Akron
Obie
Two Seaplanes Crash in Gulf Near Pensacola
Two seaplanes collided mid air above the gulf near Pensacola killing William B. Livingston the chief electrician who piloted one craft and whose body has not been recovered. The other pilot Lieut John Fransworth survived with injuries.
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Pensacola
Fila
Gulf
Naval Station
William B. Livingston
John Fransworth
Palmer discharges old people on retirement rule
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer ruled federal workers reaching age seventy must be dropped from rolls if they lack the minimum fifteen years service. Such employees cannot draw retirement pay. Bolsheviks advance on the Polish front are reported by Moscow wireless dispatch.
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Nyone
Washington
Palmer
London
Moscow
Soldier Found Dead in Park Near Rockford
Private Cecil Towers of Dig Harbor Washington was found dead in a park near Rockford with a bullet wound to the head. An army pistol lay nearby. Towers left two notes saying life holds no attraction one addressed to his father Emory Towers and the other to his lieutenant.
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Rockford, Til
Cecil Towers
Dig Harbor
Wash
Towers
Emory Towers
Rickenbacker Named to State Aviation Commission
Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker, America's premier ace, was named a member of a state aviation commission by Governor Cox. The commission will direct a safety campaign in air navigation and formulate flying rules, the first of its kind in the United States.
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Rickenbacker Appolntfi
Columbus
Edward V. Rickenbacker
America
Cox
United States
Women Drummers Barred By T P A
Portland report says the Travelers Protective Association voted to block women as traveling drummers and sales reps. The proposed constitutional change to admit women traveling salesmen failed, and female insurance solicitors were denied membership.
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Portland
Ore
Travelers Protective Association
Ruth Hits Nineteenth Home Run at White Sox Park
Babe Ruth of the Yankees belted his nineteenth homer of the season at White Sox Park. The long drive over the right field bleachers scored Women ahead of Jim, adding to New York’s lead.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Yankees
White Sox Park
Jim
Lead Price Cut by American Smelting and Refining
New York June 17 AP reports American Smelting and Refining cut lead price from 44 to 42 1/2 cents per pound. The move affects metal markets and smelter buyers nationwide.
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New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
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Mgr
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Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Johns Hopkins University
Meads
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Norman F. Arnold
Arnold Meads
Julius Caeser Na
Julius Caesar Nayphe
Chautauaua
Tribune
New Haven Conn
Helen Taft
William Howard Taft
Frederick J. Manning
Murray Bay
Canada
Taft
Bryn Mawr
Yale
Petersen
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