Senate Approves Six Billion Paper Francs Inflation
Paris June 27 AP M Caillaux financial measures pass the senate 273 to 20 and will become law upon publication in the official journal. They authorize printing six billion more paper francs raising total in three months to ten billion. Opposition warns against inflation while premier Painleve seeks a strong majority to back the action.
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Paris
M. Caillaux
Whch
Senate
Tomorn
Chamber of Deplex
Sinleve
Henry Berenner
Caillaux
M. Heron
Ider Poincare
Painleve
M. Painleve
Interview Promise Behind Guard Reinforcement Quiet
The Republican Guard were reinforced or dispersed without trouble after M Painleve promised them an interview at the ministry of war this evening.
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M. Painleve
Ministry of War
Chicago Girl to Wed Prince Lebkowicz
Anita Lihme of Chicago becomes engaged to Prince Edward John Lebkowicz son of the late Prince August Lebkowicz of Bohemia The couple plan a summer Watch Hill wedding Lebkowicz recently returned to America with the Lihmes and formerly worked as a department store clerk Miss Lihme is noted as a golfer in western and national competitions.
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New York
C. Bai Lihme
Chicago
Anita Lihme
Prince Edward John Lebnowicz
Prince August Lebkowicz
Bohemia
Prince Lekowicz
Palewty
Vienna
Europe
Lihmes
Watch Hill
R. L. Prince
Lebkowicz
Rum runners held in jail near Mobile
Twenty three crew members from seven liquor boats captured in the Gulf were jailed in Mobile awaiting grand jury action on tariff act violations. Captain J Wolfe of the Marion Adams was freed on 5000 bail. Most detainees are from Louisiana coast towns.
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Mobile
Ala
Gulf
J. Wolfe
Marion Adams
Wolfe
West Dublin
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Saukee
Coolidge Visits Ancestors Graves Near Boston
President Coolidge spent time at Arlington Street Cemetery in Swampscott looking at grave markers of his early Coolidge ancestors. He noted name variations in the family line and visited related sites before golfing at Belmont Country Club. His father Colonel John Coolidge near Plymouth, VT, grew worse, with doctors unsure about surgery and continuing care.
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Boston
Swampscott
Mass
Colidge
Arlington Street
John
Mary Coollige
United States
Imon Coolidge
Ollidge Coolige
Coolige
Arfield
Gearfield
Sanders
James F. Coupal
White House
C. A. Cheney
Adolphus Andrews
Belmont Country Club
Frank W. Stearns
Congregational
John Coolidge
Plymouth
Boston Advertiser
E. L. Cram
Bridgewater
Dr. Cram
Jones outlines US business aid aims in South America
Senator Jones reports on his South America tour stressing support for American businessmen abroad and protection for American farmers. He cites Argentina's fertile plains and says equal treatment for US firms against foreign competitors is key, urging diversified farming and expanded domestic markets to boost exports and growth.
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Washington
Jones
Senae Commerce Committee
South America
China
Americans Reach Round Two In Wimbledon Doubles
Two American pairs advance to the second round as Wembledon centers on doubles. John Hennessey of Indianapolis and Ray Casey of San Francisco beat Australians Taylor and Heath 6-4 8-10 6-3 6-2, while Lucien K. Williams of Chicago and J. B. Fenno of Kenston won 6-4 6-3 8-7 7-9 8-6. Suzanne Lenglen wins easily toward the finals by defeating Mrs Beamish 6-0 6-0.
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Wembledon
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Ray Casey
San Francisco
A R. Tayior
R. W. Heath
Lucien KE. Williams
Chicago
J. B. Fenno
Keston
J. R. Sherwer
H. ©. Eltringham
Louis B. Dailey
East Orange
N. J
F. J. Jarvis
C. G. N. Turabutlanu
V. i. Gel
Birthday marks six decades of William E Boral
Monday observes the sixtieth birthday of William E Boral Idebo's senior senator and noted figure in contemporary American politics.
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William E. Boral
Idebo
America
Grain market trends drift lower on rust concerns
Chicago reports a weekly decline in wheat prices due to black rust uncertainty. Wheat and corn slide 4% to 7% with oats down 4% to 4% while provisions hold largely steady. Weather in the spring belt and signs of a large spring wheat surplus influence the market alongside official but cautious rust assessments. In New York evaporated fruits prices show mixed firmness with peaches and raisins steady to firm.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
United States
Can-adian Boundery
Ientea
Iowa
Illneis
Qata
Hungary Quake Damages Homes Injures Several
Two violent earthquake shocks struck Nagykanizsa, 120 miles southwest of Budapest, this morning. Several houses were wrecked and a number of people were injured in the quake report from Budapest.
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Hungary
Budapest
Nagy Kanisa
Lombard Tunnel Collapse on Chicago Milwaukee Trail
The Lombard tunnel near Lombard on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul trailway has collapsed disrupting rail traffic. No injuries reported as crews assess the site and clear debris.
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Livingston
Mont
Lombard
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Santa Claus Takes On Summer Toy Repair Duty
A note to the Elks club requests Santa Claus repair a doll with missing hair. The citizen writer, Hellen Miller, asks Santa to fix her doll and add curly hair so she can practice and someday play a tune for him. The tale notes Santa is hard to find out of season, so the Elks assist in delivering aid.
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Santa Claus
Mr. Santa
Elks Club
Ba Claus
Icicle Avenue
North
Santa
Elks
Hellen Miller
Pomeroy Bend Strike Disturbances Lead to Injunction
In Pomeroy Ohio the night of unrest included a mine engine house fire at Pittsburg Coal Co No 17 and a dynamited ferry at Syracuse. About 150 miners were moved to No 16 as 50 deputies patrol the district. An injunction bars striking miners from interfering with current workers. hearing for a permanent injunction set for next Tuesday.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Pomeroy Bend
Pittsburg Coal Company
Syracuse
Coal Company
Ohio River
New Haven
A. P. Miller
Common Pleas Court
Avalanche Ravages Montana Areas Near Jackson and Three Forks
Reports describe multiple avalanches near Jackson Wyoming and Three Forks Montana. Trains stalled or trapped, infrastructure damaged, Meagher County courthouse collapse, Three Forks brick schoolhouse damaged, churches damaged, hospitals evacuated, and towns like Illow Creek threatened by fire. Estimated losses climb into the six-figure range.
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Tana
Yellowstone Rk
Three Forks
Mont
Jackson
Wyoming
Olympian
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago
Seattle
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Meagher County Court House
Sulphur Springs
Illow Creek
Great Falls
Announcements: Radiant club to meet at Mrs Bravens home
The Radiant club O. EB. 8 will be entertained at the home of Mrs. W. J. Bravens at 224 North Hayes Tuesday afternoon. The Catholic Women's league seeks old magazines and asks donors to call 414W to arrange pickup.
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Radiant Club
O. EB
W. J. Bravens
North Hayes
Taovsadayernoon
Catholic Women's League
Tam
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