Kellogg Lauded by Irish Nation as Leader of Peace
United States Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg was hailed in Dublin as the leader of international peace during a brief visit following President Cosgrave’s U S trip. At a state dinner Kellogg thanked Ireland for its honors and spoke of shared bonds. He denied drafting the Paris peace pact and called it a people’s will against war, stressing enduring ties between Ireland and the United States.
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Kellogg
Dublin
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Ketlogg
Ireland
Cosgrave
Countess McCormack
James Fitzmaurice
Tim Healey
McNeill
Kev Higgins
Admiral Burrage
Sterling
Paris
Bishop orders modest dress for boys at Insarcage church
In Diocesan ruling the Bishop of St. Brieuc district directs priests in Insarcage to bar entry to boys who show excessive skin, mirroring a policy for girls to curb public morals. The measure targets bare armed or bare necked attire among male youths.
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Dinard
St. Brieuc
Coleman Constable Candidate Wins Quiet Election
In Coleman Texas Jake Rush Jonigan, described as deaf and dumb, won the constable race by a margin of seven votes short of matching the combined totals of his three opponents.
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Coleman
Tex
Jake Rush Jonigan
Constable of
Hew Profession Arises Paris Rent Agent For Pre Historic Deposits
A new French occupation has emerged to meet demand as rent agents for prehistoric deposits. Agencies hold options on suspected sites and offer work on fixed rental terms, aiming to uncover archaeological finds or cemeteries.
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Paris
France
Oil Prices by Grade and Region Report
A listing of oil prices paid by purchasing agencies across grades and regions including Pennsylvania Grade Oil in National Transit Co lines at 3.10 to 3.20, Eureka and Buckeye lines with various grades, plus Ontario and Kentucky markets. Also notes Luther Hambrick, a World War veteran, fracturing his arm pitching in Chester, S.C.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
South West
Eureka Pipe Lime Co
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Anne
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
England
Berea
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Lima
Indiana
Princeton Wooster
Plymouth
Chester
S. C
Luther Hambrick
Woman swimmer Emilie Cuve Hier exhibition in Roubaix carnival
Widow Emilie Cuve Hier, 86 years old, gave a water carnival exhibition in Roubaix France. She began swimming at age four 86 years ago and at age 11 rescued a mail carrier who fell through the ice.
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Roubaix
France
Emilie Cuve Hier
France to honor Tunney with gym plaque
France plans a commemorative plaque at 26 rue de Pontoise to honor Gene Tunney for boxing lessons he took there in 1918 while serving as a Marine. French sportsmen believe he learned much of his craft during that time.
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Paris
Gene Tunney
France
Rue de Pontoise
Tunney
Eleven Seedling Varieties Offered For Fall Shipments
Eleven varieties of forest tree seedlings will be available for fall and spring shipment from state nurseries. The Department of Forests and Waters set prices per thousand for digging packing and transplant types including white red Scotch and pitch pines white spruce white ash Norway spruce Japanese larch and root pruned white ash and Scotch pine. Terrain suitability tips advise dry sterile sites for Scotch and pitch pine medium moisture for red and white pines deep moist soils for spruce larch and white ash. Shipments go to applicants in order of receipt of requests.
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Barrissarg
Department of Forests and Waters
General Assembly
Medical experiments proposed for murder convicts in Britain
Dr William H Tomlinson, a noted British medical writer, has urged that criminals condemned to death for murder and cruelty undergo medical experiments as part of their punishment. He argues such tests could yield valuable scientific knowledge and serve as a deterrent.
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London
William H. Tomlinson
Girl Scout Camp to Close September 3 at Lake Ely
Scranton Pa September 3 The Girl Scout camp at Lake Ely will close Monday after about ten weeks of operation. Camp Director Miss Eleanor Kirkpatrick reports over 100 girls stayed weekly this summer with tennis swimming hikes and social activities. Attendance next year may exceed this season. Cautious buyers urged to read classified ads carefully.
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Scranton
Ave
Lake Ely
Eleanor Kirkpatrick
War loot and old wine found in river cache
Divers recovered 500 bottles of pre war Champagne from the Mosel river bed. The find is believed to be war spoils carried back by retreating German forces and hidden underwater. Also a note mentions Razor blades sold by a dealer in Mt Clemens with fragmented reports and local scores.
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Coblentz
Mosel
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Majestic Radio
Sundell Auto Electric Co
Hatton
U. S
Vincent Ceccarini
Joseph Ceccarini
Milan
Italy
Ceccarini
Ravinna Violanti
New York
Puritan Malt Extract Co
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Puritan
McCall
HoCan
Johnson Bros
Aide Women's Rights
Senora Lucila de Perea
Venezuela
inter-American Commission of Women
Washington
the Tribune
MT. Clemens
Brough
William Weaver
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
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