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Peekaboo skirts spark court and church debates across nation
Observers note Judge Geiger warns of modest dress in Ohio courts while Father Antoine delays a New Orleans wedding until the bride covers more. The episodes prompt discussion of dignity, bias, and public decency as juries and congregations stay focused on business amid mixed reactions from officials and the public.
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Geiger
Ohio
Father Antoine
New Orleans
Local notes from Idaho and nearby towns in 1595
Judge Standrod buys a large band of Fremont County sheep and drives 2000 head to Malad range. Governor McConnell appoints James Edwards as regent of the state university. A Salt Lake foreman is named for boilershops. tax collection increases. A planned hardware move, music dealer James James, and a long luncheon in Boise are noted along with local travel and animal sightings including albino foxes and deer. An irrigation canal contract from the Falls to Cusie is valued at 23,000 dollars for fourteen miles.
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Fremont County
Malad
Herney
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Tobacco Interests Take Initiative at US Tobacco Convention
Atlantic City June 18 AP Plans to put anti tobacco group on the defensive were launched at the opening sessions of the nineteenth annual convention of the United States Tobacco Associations. President T M Carrington of Richmond Va says they will not be defensive as liquor men. Reports show a rise in cigarette smoking while cigar consumption is steady.
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N. J
United States Tobacco Associations
T. M. Carrigton
Richmond
Yankees Win Gambling Permit Sparks Mexican Casual Gaming
Juarez June 18 AP Despite central government orders halting gambling the public games have reopened with an American holding the concession. About fifty thousand dollars or more per month had been offered for the privilege of hosting games of chance.
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Juarez
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Sion
Austrian Officer Commits Death by Own Action
Captain Conrad an Austrian naval officer in the submarine flotilla at Trieste during the war, reportedly a relative of the field marshal, killed himself on Lake Constance after hiring a motor boat. He acted after rejection by a Viennese actress. the incident occurred about half a mile from shore.
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Conrad
Trieste
Lake Constanes
Constantinople Safeguarded as British Forces Hold Ismid
British troops facing Turkish nationalists on the Ismid peninsula are entrenched and backed by the British fleet in the Gulf of Ismid and the Bosphorus, with no fear of an attack on Constantinople. Armenian orphans from Ismid arrive at the city under American worker Miss Sophie Holt, and additional refugees pass over from the Asian side of the Bosphorus.
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Ismid
Asia Minor
Gulf of Ismid
Bosphorus
Sophie Holt
Reserve fliers can continue training at selected army fields
Qualified aviators with commissions in the officers reserve corps may continue training at designated army fields. Aircraft equipment will be provided by military authorities. The fields listed include Carlstrom in Arcadia Florida Kelley in San Antonio Langley in Hampton March in Riverside Mather in Sacramento Mitchell in Mineow Post in Fort Still and Botling in Washington.
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Army Fields
War Department
Carlstrom Field
Arcadia
Florida
Kelley Field
San Antonio
Langley Field
Hampton
March Field
Riverside
Mather Field
Sacramento
Mitchell Field
Mineow
Post Field
Fort Still
Botling Field
Spain Seeks Expanded Zone in Morocco at Mass Meeting
Thousands gathered in Madrid to demand extending Spain’s influence into Morocco including Tangier under an international regime with a French resident general. The crowd heard politicians split on policy with some papers urging outright Spanish possession and others calling for a France Spain compromise preserving both interests.
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Morocco
Tangier
France
Spain
Hoist ers Chicago Reject New Scale
The Hoisting and Portable Engineers union rejects the new wage scale proposed by contracting team owners associations. They offered $1.50 an hour for an eight hour day with double pay for overtime Sundays and holidays. The union seeks holiday pay when workers do not work.
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Chicago
Hoisting and Portable Engineers Union
Fire destroys Santiago Electric Light plant in Cuba
A Havana dispatch says a fire early yesterday destroyed the Santiago Electric Light Railway and Power company plant, causing losses estimated at 1.2 million dollars. Almost all rolling stock and electrical supplies of the company were burned.
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Santiago
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