Japan and Britain Discuss Ambassadors in Tokyo
The article notes talks in Tokyo involving Premier and foreign relations officials about a treaty and potential war questions. It mentions discussions among ministers and the ambassador, with observers tracking the progress of a high level conference.
Hundred Die in Chinese Hospital Blast At Canton
The Exchange Telegraph from Hong Kong reports nearly 100 killed in an explosion and fire in two vaults under the Compound Eastband Hospital in Canton. About thirty victims were patients as the main building burned. Red Cross workers, police and military were on the scene.
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The_ Exchange Telegraph Company
Hong Kong
Eastband Hospital
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Ed Cross
Spanish War Vets to Hold Reunion in Rome
Rome June 21 Preparations proceed for the annual conventions of the Spanish War Veterans and the 3 Woman's Auxiliary of Georgia set for July 7 8 and 9 The city auditorium will host the veterans headquarters and Woodmen's hall will host the auxiliary Elaborate entertainment plans are under way to attract delegates from across the state The conventions align with discussions on naval reductions and disarmament as the political focus shifts to settlement of sea power disputes.
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Auxiliary of
Georgia
Woodmen’s Hall
United States
Japan
Soldier's letter may identify wife of millionaire
A Georgia soldier's letter to the American Legion seeking help locating his wife aided authorities in identifying one of two women who married Franklin S. Hardinge, Tulsa divorcee Miss Livingston sues for abandonment and fortune sharing. The soldier Weems says he married Hardinge in November and seeks divorce nullification due to lack of notice. His mother retains custody of their children.
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American Legion
Franklin S. Hardinge
Peggy
Livingston
Tulsa
Okla
Hardinge
Leu
Troy E. Weems
Lord Field Artillery
Fort Benning
Miami
Weem
Strawberry Plains
Tenn
Weems
Summer courses in boyology by Knights of Columbus
Courses in boyology will be conducted this summer by the Knights of Columbus at Cliff Haven New York and Jackson's Point Ontario.
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Cliff Haven
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Jackson’s Point
Ontario
Spanish Aviator Plans Flight to America from Spain
Major Ramon Franco, famed aviator who crossed the South Atlantic in 1926, prepares for a multi leg flight to New York via the Azores from Cartagen. The plan includes a return flight from Halifax to northern Spain, with a ten day trip possibly visiting Washington.
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Spain
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New York
Azores
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Writer Wins Divorce in Salinas Court
Mrs. Lincoln Steffens, author of a magazine piece on marriage to an older man, won a divorce in Salinas Superior Court. She, in her early thirties, charged Joseph Lincoln Steffens, 63, a well known writer, with the grounds of incompatibility and other fault.
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Cal
Lincoln Steffens
De Priest Defends White House Tea Attendance
Representative Oscar De Priest of Illinois issued a statement denying any social equality issue in his wife’s attendance at a White House tea. He said she was invited because she is the wife of a congressman, not due to race or party. He criticized southern Democrats for political motives and warned of shifting black voters to the Republican party.
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Oscar de Priest
Illinois
White House
Congress
al Smith
Carmel lecturer accused in closed hearing over marital strife
The husband and wife, both writers from Carmel California, faced a private hearing with testimony describing harsh abusive behavior. He allegedly forbade social events and was jealous while she published pieces on fatherhood and an “Old Man” husband.
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Cal
Steffens
San Francisco
Haitien barred from ball in France over color
Stephen Alexis Haitien charge dAffaires at Antwerp was excluded from the Montparnasse ball because American customers found the presence of negroes distasteful. He has complained to Premier Poincare and Foreign Minister Briand but the French government cannot act officially as the letter was written in his personal capacity. Officials consider the color ban illegal and potentially actionable, noting no color line exists in France.
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