Christian Science Leaders Face Boardroom Dispute in Boston
In Boston on April 29 the Christian Science Church faced a legal clash as Adam H. Dickey Ederard A. Merritt and William Tl. Rathvon vote as a board majority to dismiss John Wittlemore from the board. The dispute centers on governance and publishing society equity with petitions filed in supreme court. James A. Neal and Mrs. Annia M. Knott are named in related actions.
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Ederard A. Merritt
William Tl. Rathvon
Christ Church of Christ, Scientist
John W.ittlemore
Chriatian Science Publian Sag Society
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Supreme Court
Vale of Diamissa
James A. Neal
Anoter
Annia M. Knott
Trustees Remove Lamont Rowlands in Publishing Estate Suit
Defendants in the suit are restrained from interfering with the plaintiff in his functions as a member of the board. The bill cites actions on March 47 by Wickey, Merritt, and Rathven, with a majority of 16 on the board removing Lamont Rowlands from trusteeship of the Publishing asset.
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Merritt
Rathven
Lamont Rowlands
Ssetsty
Willard Dempsey Fight Is Barred By Maryland Governor
The Maryland governor rejected a petition by Mayor Koons and Camberlam business leaders to permit the Willard Dempsey fight in the city. He cited concerns over guarantee of noninterference, possible prizefighting, and potential trouble beyond twelve rounds. Mayor Koons pledged precautions while noting the substantial funds tied to the event.
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Herrington
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May Day Strike Threatens Peace Treaty Work
The Panis dispatch reports a 24 hour strike set for May 1 disrupting transportation and communications. Officials doubt the peace treaty timetable, unsure if ratification or terms would proceed as planned, with sanction likely delayed until Friday.
Teachers Sign On In Ogden Union Support Rally
Fifty two additional teachers at Ogden signed their names at a special meeting held at Central Junior High School. Ministers attended and offered church space for future meetings as teachers push to secure their rights amid recent contract actions.
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Bankers Unite To Promote A Great Trade
New York April 29 reports a cross-Atlantic banking alliance formed to boost Franco American trade. A Paris backed consortium, capitalized at 2 million dollars with American and French control, plans to foster banking links with US firms. Maurice Filsester named president of the venture.
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Oper Partt
Stork
Maurice Filsester
Compine National D'Escompie de Paris
Milk Tests Find Adulteration in County Supply
Ogden health officials prepare to lead hearings after milk tests reveal adulterated samples from several dairy suppliers. Investigators found some milk tampered on farms before distribution, prompting a countywide probe into local milk quality and safety.
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Building ships for Australia at Paterson yards
Statements on the war effort note that the company has built seven ships for the Australian government and has two more ready to launch with one more in the ways. The ships are 289 feet long, 41 feet beam, 4400 tons and jet wood. Payroll once reached 55 000 dollars weekly with up to 150 workers. Shipbuilding for Australia resumes as contracts for the American government were canceled after armistice.
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Ts Company
Mc. Patterson
Feattle
Paterson
Paterson Yards
Italians Demand the Eastern Side of the Adriatic
Fragmented OCR text references Italian demand over the eastern Adriatic, with garbled lines, names, and phrases. Core elements about national claims and geopolitical dispute appear distorted, leaving uncertain dates, places, or officials.
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Adriatic
Delegates Headed to Versailles From Berlin
Fragmentary OCR notes mention delegates traveling from Berlin to Versailles. Names and details are garbled, but references to officials, regency discussions, and a possible death or funeral context appear among the jumbled lines.
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Versailles
TAMRIS April Format for Che Solution of Kiao Chau
A terse report states that April 50-4 formaty for the che solution of Kiao Chau is designed to remove posh impediments to a definite break and gain mutual acceptance among Jayarese and Chinese. Authorities today confirm the plan outlined by powers.
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Sister of Jay Gould Dies on Coast at 98
LOS ANGELES April 29 Mrs Avan Gould Neus elster Goull sister of Jay Gould dies at age 98 in Los Angeles. Born May 7 183, she married Rev A M Hough in 1855 and lived in New York cities before moving to Montana then Los Angeles in 1910. Her husband led multiple Methodist churches and she supported the Southern California Methodist institutions and other charities.
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Bolshevik Army Marred by Disturbances Reported in Siberia
Velen, Siberia April 15 Czech detachments report Bolshevik disturbances along the railroad in a drive toward the Far East. Enemies reportedly clashed with forces, with casualties cited among Bolshevik ranks as the line holds and supplies are disrupted. Credible reports describe captures and shelling as the situation unfolds.
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Soda fountain drinks taxable under revenue act era note
Washington April 20 tax ruling outlines which fountain drinks are taxable under the revenue act. Tax rates vary by drink and purchaser pays unless sellers reduce prices. some items remain non taxable such as hot beverages and medicines. Examples cover sodas fruit juices syrups and mixed drinks. ice cream sold separately remains sometimes untaxed. pushcarts taxed, restaurants not required to collect.
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Olive Tablets claimed to rebalance color and mood
An old advertisement extols Lt Edwards Olive Tablets as a pure olive oil remedy after 17 years of study. It promises color correction in cheeks and tongue coating, improved taste, buoyancy, and alertness, urging nightly use to relieve symptoms.
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Clive
Sixteen Miners Die In Mascol Mine Explosion Near Birmingham
IMEMINGHAM April 29 Sixteen miners were killed and eight injured in a Mas col mining company explosion at a mine 22 miles north of Birmingham. Most workers were accounted for by nightfall with two unconfirmed. Initial reports suggest a rock fall released methane gas which was ignited by a lamp.
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Willie Ritchie Plans Retirement From Prize Ring
The San Francisco Chronicle reports Willie Ritchie to retire from professional boxing. Unclear notes indicate a formal retirement announcement and implications for his boxing career and future plans.
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Leonard Loss Leads to Retirement Announcement in Ark Ring
The ring report notes Renny Leonard, lightweight champion, defeated by overanros a, Ruette states his retirement came weeks before a Leonard rematch where he again faced a defeat by decision.
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Renny Leonard
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Leonard
Reed Smoot Pleased With League Covenant Amendments
United States Senator Reed Smoot issued a signed statement from Salt Lake City praising the amended league covenant. He said most amendments sought by Republicans were kept intact and affirmed the aim to preserve national independence and territorial integrity. Senator W. Forbush also praised the amended covenant as admirable and gratifying, stating it addressed serious objections.
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Utah
United States
Reed Smoot
League of Nations
Senator McNary Upholds League Covenant Support
Senator Remnie McNary of Oregon, Republican, said he would support the League covenant as adopted in Paris. He argued the covenant is amended to address objections and, while not perfect, aligns with core principles and guarantees, aiming to safeguard peace and security beyond a single nation.
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Remniee McNary
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