Public reprimand for Admiral Sims over London speech
Rear Admiral William S. Sims was publicly reprimanded by Secretary of the Navy Denby for a "jackass" speech in London. The reprimand adds to his prior record, noting deliberate disregard of instructions. Sims met with President Harding at the White House to discuss the action and apologized for the incident.
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William 3S. Sims
Keenby
London
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Denby
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Ulster Names Its Council For Grand Ireland Body
Belfast June 24 The senate of Ulster's new parliament has named seven and the house of commons 13 members to serve on the grand council of Ireland. The body, created by home rule, will oversee railway and other nationwide matters. Ulster will leverage its powers even without southern aid.
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Senate of Ulster
House of Commons
Grand Council of Ireland
Ulster
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Ulster Victorious
Immigrant Welfare Board Names Policy Committee
Washington June 25 A committee to recommend welfare work policy for immigrants at ports of entry and during transit was named by Commissioner General W W Husband The members include Miss Julia La Throp Mrs Nathaniel Thayer W W Sib ray and Fred C Croxton The panel is to meet here at an early date
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W.W. Husband
Tranigration
Julia Lathrop
Federal Children's Bureau
Nathaniel Thayer
Division of Immigration and Americanization
Massachusetts Department of Education
W. W. Sibray
Immigration Service
Pittsburgh
Fred C. Croxton
United Council of the Social Agencies of Columbus
Friday Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games included New York 11 over Philadelphia 7 and Benton 7 over Brooklyn. Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 7 to 4. Chicago at Cincinnati postponed by rain. American League games saw Cleveland 4 over Chicago 7. Philadelphia 6 over Detroit. Washington 12 over Detroit. St. Louis 6 over ? Readable text notes scattered scores for other matchups.
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R48 Airship Makes First Flight for U S Crew
The R48 airship, British built and bought by the United States, conducted its first flight at night under air ministry notice. It carried 48 aboard including crew. Officers include American Commander L K Maxfield and Lieutenant Commander V N Bieg.
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V. N. Bieg
Referendum on Wage Cut Affects Canadian Rail Way Workers
Winnipeg June 25 Canadian rail way employees affected by the proposed twelve percent wage cut will withhold action until after the meeting of the railway brotherhoods in Chicago on July 1.
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Rai Way
Railway Brotherhoods
Chicago
Guard Captain Killed in Row in Wyoming Quarrel
Captain E S Jackson of Troop B Wyoming National Guard Cavalry was shot to death near Glenda north of Wheatland after a quarrel. The incident occurred June 25 as reported by ranchman Douglas Roberts.
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S. Jackson
Wyoming National Guard Cavalry
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Douglas Roberts
Naval bill advances with $414 million total and changes
A naval appropriation bill totaling 414,067,440 dollars was finalized by Senate and House conferees, up 18,065,000 from the original House total and about 80 million less than the Senate gauge. The package includes a 6.125 million rise for naval aircraft to 5,161,000, with other Senate amendments struck out. The House plans a Tuesday vote on conferees' agreements and a Borah disarmament amendment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Naval Reserve Corps
Trish Blow Up A Train Five Killed In Explosion Near Trundalk
Reports from Ireland describe a Sinn Fein mine near Dabervoyle causing a troop train wreck. Three soldiers and one guard died with many wounded as two other reception trains passed safely. A Cork barracks bombing and Belfast fighting left a civilian dead and several injured. A Dublin lorry attack wounded five civilians.
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Dean's Offers Lee Cream Sodas and Sundaes in All Flavors
A local listing promotes Dean's ice cream shop with Lee cream sodas and sundaes available in every flavor. The advertisement emphasizes a wide selection for customers seeking classic treats.
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Lee
Attempt on French general amid Palestine travel
June 2 an assassination attempt targeted Alainate General Gou raud as he rode in an automobile from Damascus to the Sea of Galilee in northern Palestine. The general was wounded slightly by a bullet that struck his left sleeve but survived. Turks capture two towns near the front as Greeks withdraw forces.
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Constantinople
Atlalavar
Babanja
Refined sugar hits new low as refiners cut prices
New York on June 2 reports refined sugar moving to a fresh low as several large refiners refined granulated sugar to 5.40 cents a pound, signaling market pressure and pricing shifts.
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New York
Duchess of Marlborough Rewed in British Consulate
The previous duchess, formerly Consuelo Vanderbilt of New York, wed the duke in a civil ceremony at the British consulate officiated by H. G. McKale. The event drew moving picture crews as the couple left. A noon religious ceremony followed with a luncheon at Eugene Higgins’s home.
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Miss Deacon
Americcan
Puitjah
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderhilt
New York
Higgins
Mutiny Theory Grows Over Atlantic Vessel Disappearances
Washington officials pursuing reports of pirates at sea lean to a mutiny explanation for the loss of several ships along the Atlantic. The Senator Schroeder case features Bolshevist mutineers seizing control, imprisoning officers, and sailing to Murmansk before some crew members later captured in Germany.
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Smuggling Plan Tied to Kapp Rebellion and Soviet Passages
An active participant described efforts to smuggle German delegates to Moscow after the Kapp revolution. The plot involved Jung the soviet courier and leaders Appel and Kiahre boarding the Senator Schroeder, with Meyda a Communist sailor claiming he joined without crew knowledge. On April 21 Knief ken seized command with a pistol while another guard stood by, and the conspirators planned 40,000 marks per man upon reaching Russia.
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Germany Frees U S Property Amid Accounting Doubts
Berlin announced immediate release of American property held by the German government stating much is already restored while some credits and securities remain unsettled. The Foreign Office warned Germany may owe double payments if U S adopts a different accounting system under Versailles. The move aims to ease private property reversion and restore trade with America. The report also notes Aland lands awarded to Finland by the League of Nations council.
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Bertin
Jane
Review of Trade Shows Shows No Change in Quiet Period
Review notes no change in trade show activity during the usual quiet period. Manufacturing declines continue with price easing, labor disputes linger, and cotton markets grow unsettled as wool goods stay busier and leather markets dull. Commercial failures rise week over week.
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Chicago
Hide and Teather
Community Club Announcements Schedule Various Meetings
Notices list Knightly work event with refreshment after, Monday Bridge club at 2:30, Priscilla club meeting June 29 with Mrs Wyatt Marbourg, clothiers and sheerkindly report baseball practice Monday, North Cedar Community Club social next Thursday June 36 with Hal Piggins home, school program and children urged to bring lunch in a dinner pail for two.
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North Cedar Community Club
Hal Piggins
Playground rules set for community girls at Sun Set Park
The 1st United Presbyterian women plan a supervised playground next Tuesday for girls and boys under eight at Sun Set Park. The Inter church Committee asks parents to enforce the rules noting two girls left the grounds last Tuesday at closing time and the ground closes at eight o'clock.
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Women's ‘Inter Church
Camp Dodge to Be Improved with Pool and Transport Building
Iowa officials announce June 27 bids for a 300 by 110 foot reinforced concrete outdoor swimming pool at Camp Dodge to reduce drowning risk from the nearby Des Moines River. A 300 by 100 foot transport building will house about 180 vehicles and crews. Nebraska Guard plans to visit August 17 to 21 as Iowa hosts a joint encampment, with 1,000 Nebraskans expected.
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Lasher
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Family visit sparks kitchen chatter over gravy plans
Mr and Mrs Smith arrive with their fox terrier Jase just before dinner. Buddy rushes to the kitchen as mother cooks a chicken and jokes about making extra gravy for elbie visitors and Mr Smith.
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