Race Upbuilding Discussed In Colored Women's Meet
The ninth annual Col ored Women's club of Utah convention at Antler's hall focused on community work for upbuilding morality and social life. Delegates from Utah Idaho and Nevada heard reports, a table talk on club activities, and prize awards in a bread making contest. The program includes prayers songs and a president's message with a dance to close.
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Colored Women’s Club of
Utah
Antler's Hall
Adele Richmond
M. J. Atkinson
Mary Pearson
Maggie Mason
Household Economics
Frances Lage
Salt Lake
Thelma Sageroan
Eva Morris
Elia Smith
Mary C. Johnson
Pearson
Johnson
East Lake City
Maggieson
Minnie Cole
Rhoda Jackson
Rose Monplash
Jennie Offutt
Martha Perkins
Lucile Bankhead
Ogden
Ophelia Douglas
Bertha Ulmer
Pearl Weekley
Pocatello
Idaho
Bertha Grundy
Yswen Williams
Stella Young
Laura Williams
Lena Edwards
Ida Carter
Gaidy Naye
Bertha Sampson
Emma Robinson
Bell Cole
Birdie Thompson
Corine Sampson
Adaline Lankford
Twin Falls
Isabel White
C. E. Jefferson
H. N. Yarbrough
A. R. Barker
Elko
Nevada
Ruth Lincoln
Headaches and Constipation Advertise Golden Nugget Tablets
Hollister’s Golden Nugget Tablets promise relief from headaches and constipation. Halliwell Drug Co and Whittlesey’s Pharmacy advertise the remedy in this period ad, noting its availability through local drugstores.
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Hollister
Halliwell Drug Co
Whittlesey’s Pharmacy
Judge Leonard Given Honor After Framed Charge
New Orleans court scene as jeweler Benjamin Halpern presents Judge Leonard with a silver loving cup to mark his re election. Halpern claims the disturbance charge was staged to facilitate the tribute and the judge dismisses the case.
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New Orleans
Mile Leonard
Benjamin Halpern
Halpern
Leonard
Italy to Refund Its War Debt
Washington reports Italy has signaled willingness to begin formal negotiations with the United States over refinancing its war debt. Ambassador de Martino conveyed the notice to Secretary Kellogg, with no immediate announcement. a date for talks is anticipated.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Kellogg
de Martino
Treasury
Faiman Takes Stand in Shepherd Murder Trial
Chicago June 18 AP Charles C Faiman former head of National University of Science testified as state's chief witness in the Shepherd murder trial He described dealings with Shepherd including a typhoid germ plot and a claimed $100000 for a will beneficiary Billy Brock and the boy Billy Mitock case details were aired as the cross examination loomed.
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Chicago
Charles C. Faiman
Shepherd
Thomas Lynch
Fatman
Lynch
Farman
Faiman
Shepher
Robert Stell
Crowe
Fragman
Billy Brock
Billy Mitock
Vaiman
Fpaiman
Billy
Wage increase sought by railroad unions in November meetings
W. G. Lee announced joint divisional meetings of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors to discuss seeking wage increases from about 200 railroads for trainmen and conductors. Meetings are set for November in Chicago and Washington and Cleveland. The request aims to offset a 1921 wage reduction of about 12 percent. A June conference between railroad labor and management in Cleveland was postponed to October or November.
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
United States
W. G. Lee
Chicago
Western General Chairmen’s Association
Bouthorn Reneres
Washington
Eastern General Chairmen’s Association
Lee
Cleveland, O
Trainmen and Conductors Brotherhood Faces Vote on Wage Increase
Following initial acceptance of invitations to the London National Railway Congress, Mr. Lea says a possible fare rise will be put to a referendum of the brotherhood members if the chairman’s associations push for it. If approved, the association will relay the decision to railroads in their territories as existing contracts with many railroads expire at year end.
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London
England
Lea
Gunman Dodges Chicago Cops In Tunnel Search
Police hunted a gunman linked to the Genna gang after a Tuesday shooting outside Attorney Crowe's office. A two hour sweep through tunnels beneath Chicago failed to locate the suspect, described as Tony Speane, despite tear gas and 250 officers scouring likely hiding spots. The manhunt paused with the belief the fugitive may still be underground.
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Chicago
Attorney Crowe
Tony Speane
Genna Gang
Crowe
Collins
Underworld
John Stege
Plis
R. H Coles Acquires Lincoln Bakery Interest
R. H Coles has purchased all interest of Carl G. Friedel in the Lincoln Bakery business. Coles becomes sole owner and will operate under the Lincoln Bakery name, handling all collections and paying all accounts. Carl Friedel is paid between December 15 and 29.
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R. H Coles
Carl G. Friedel
Lincoln Bakery
R. H. Coles
Coast Guard halts tug amid film wreckage blast off Sandy Hook
The tug Mary A. Bicknell was stopped 75 miles off Sandy Hook after a coast guard cutter fired a four pound shell when the tug failed to clear debris from a dynamited steamship used in a movie production. The freighter Corvallis cost Uncle Sam $800000 to build and was renamed Mandalay for the stunt. Edward P. Morse Jr. is named in the report.
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New York
Coast Guard
Sandy Hook
Corvallis
Uncle Sam
Mandalay
Indian Ocean
Doris Kenyon
Mary A. Bicknell
Seneca
Edward P. Morse, Jr
Freckles Remedy Offered with Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement promises a free trial of Othine for freckles with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove them. One ounce of double strength Othine is said to resolve freckle issues, and Othine laboratories recommends Othine Complexion Soap for use with the treatment and as a hair shampoo.
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Deece
Othineboratories, Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Ad-Vortignment
National Drydock crew detained after Barnegat incident
A National Drydock crew member, along with a film crew and two others, and the tug, were detained on board after a nighttime operation near Barnegat. A spokesman said the group trained aboard the vessel until the area was cleared.
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National Drydock Corporation
Jnboard
Barnegat
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