Duel on the Inn Bowling Green Implicates Nobles and Clergy
In this serialized tale set at a French inn, M. de Marquis demands harsh justice for poaching while M. de Vilmorin defends honorable restraint. A challenged duel looms as Andre-Louis pleads for mercy, but the Marquis presses toward a fatal clash amid family and church tensions.
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Louis DE LA Tour Dazur
PaWita
Esdre Louis Moreau
2Uinein DE Kercadiou
Garrillac
Guidre-Louis
Andre-Loule
Sint
Keine DE Kercadiou
Gavrillac
Mabeuig
Kadre-Louis
Philiine
Andre Louis
M. de Vilmorin
M. de le Tour
M Ts
M_ de Chabrillane
Andre-Louis
la Tour d'Azur
M. l. Marquis
Leon
Crealize
Philippe
Jourse
M. de Chabrillane
M. le Marquis
Tirean
Messieurs
Apire-Louis
M. de Chebriflane
M. d& Vilmorin
Andre
Marquis
Mle Marquis
Anne-Louis
M. de Marquis
Saney Lighre
1000 Cases of Whisky Seized by Dry Agents
Oakland California June 21 two trucks and twelve large passenger vehicles carried 1000 cases of Canadian whisky seized after an armed encounter near Point Lobos. Eight drivers were jailed pending arraignment on Volstead Act charges. Whisky valued at about 10000 dollars formed part of a 2500 case Vancouver BC to Ensenada Mexico consignment.
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Oakland
Cal
Point Lobos
Vancouver
B. C
Ensenada
Mexico
Cleveland Garment Plan Averts Strike in Seasonal Labor
In Cleveland a basic solution to seasonal employment proves workable in the women garment industry. The Cleveland plan lowers wages by 1 percent with a 25 percent weekly unemployment fund funded during the year to cover idle periods. Employers may maintain old scales and fund 7.5 percent for unemployment. The plan boosts production, reduces strikes, and helps workers avoid starvation during lean times. Miss Mary Styblo recalls past strikes and notes no recent walkouts since the plan, with government referees having previously settled disputes. Maj. Samuel Rosenshow, on the board, supports exploring unemployment funds to reduce seasonality in the coal industry.
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Cleveland
Agiuser
Mary Styblo
Miss Styblo
Ee Eee
Manufacturers Association
Maj
Samuel J. Rosenshow
Union Miners Seek Injunction Over Water Shutoff
Union leaders plan two legal moves to compel Rosedale Coal Co. to restore water service to evicted miners while appeals proceed. First they seek an injunction from Judge J G Lazzelle. if denied they will appeal to County Health Officer J R Hugart, arguing health and safety risks to women and children. The company says water was cut to prevent temptation after a nonunion miner’s home was entered and belongings damaged. The article also notes pending actions by Secretary Hughes on Chilean Peruvian negotiations and mentions the Aleutian island population.
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Morgantown
United Mine Workers
Rosedale Coal Co
J. G. Lazzelle
J. R. Hugnart
Rosedale Company
Strike Ballots Delayed In Chicago Referendum
Railway workers struggle with slow ballot returns as union leaders report disappointment in the national walkout referendum. Burnside Illinois Central shop ballots show Boilermakers voting against strikes. canvassing planned by Friday and weekend arrivals to start checking ballots. Senate action from WW Cooper prompts mine union chiefs to warn of a possible strike if the referendum passes.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Burnside
Thin
Olnery
Sen WW. Cooper
Railway Labor Board
Guard
Tanlac credited by Cincinnati woman and family
Mrs Mary Shannon of 34 Ludlow St Cincinnati reports Tanlac cured her two year stomach trouble with indigestion and fatigue. She says two of her relatives also benefited and she has gained nine pounds while reclaiming energy. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Mary Shannon
Tanlac
Lizelyi Tam
Fragmented Voice Reports Public Alarm After Week's End
A garbled notice reflects concern over public safety as readers note confusion and fear following a series of events. Officials urged calm while outlining limited details about remaining week activities and possible disruptions.
RACING BOARD RESIGNS IN NEW ORLEANS
New development in horse racing in New Orleans emerged as the directors of the Business Men's Racing Association tendered their resignations. The action aims to permit a complete re organization of the association.
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New Orleans
Business Men's Racing Association
Former Roumanian premier dies after illness
The former premier of Roumania, regarded as the best known of Roumanian statesmen, died after an illness of several months. Death was attributed to complications from the illness.
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Roumania
Encina
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Rion
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Diring
Mabey
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Meade
Vilmorin
M. L'Abbot
Monsieur
France
Viivilage
M. Pabbe
Hal
Marduin
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Nead
Caos
Maou
Ilmorm
Aoi
Georg
Fel Dodo
Goma
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Fortney Drug CO
Fairmont
Chautauqua
Dunbar
Elwood T. Bailey
Ben A.arneson
Metropolitan Orchestra of Chicago
John B. Ratto
Charles G. Jordan
Misses Keller
Pasadena
California
Montaville Flowers
America
Frederic C. Blake
Gilbert & Sullivan
Lillian Johnson Company
Charles S. Medbury
Jesse H. Holmes
Knight MacGregor
Cleveland Pean
Hughes
Washington
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Coffield
Coffields
Fairmont Electric Service Co
Monroe St
Heinze & Co
Jife
Molly
Sask
Don Manning
Ben Wheeler
Keen and Trieht
Billy Barton
Wheeler
Molly Marcy
Zoe Beckley
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