Women of wealth called menace in prohibitions debate
A World Prohibition League meeting in Winona discusses feminine officials and enforcement. A letter attributed to Mrs. Rockefeller denounces wet politics while Amelia and Bishop Nicholson promote dry laws. The piece cites national debt, wartime spending, and international aims as motives behind the prohibition effort and outlines the movement's broad support and arguments against liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irda
Thomas Nicholson
Fett
Antisaloon Pou
Amelia
von the Bok Nicholaen Oy
Go Eon
Ae DS
Nat
Muropsa
Nachols
America
Ameria
Mobrid
Onfo League
James & White Kay
Von
World Liquor Organization
Ohio
Murder Confession by Loeb Renews Legal Debate
Report outlines Loeb and Leopold case details as defense seeks medico legal insanity and dual personality arguments. Court considers pretrial broadcast of proceedings while noting experts testifying about mental state and potential insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choago
Nathin Tevoll
Richard Lael
Sirstraf
Robert
Otter
Rosala
Alietssis
Ambassadors Kellogg Proposes Safeguard for Berlin Loan
Reports say Ambassador Kellogg outlines a safeguard plan for the Dawes loan to Germany. The plan envisions evacuation progress, reduced occupation tolls, and a staged withdrawal once four reparations conditions are met. French and Belgian concerns trigger revisions as Britain and dominions press for a faster evacuation and stable Allied coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuigs
Huhr
Tait
Germany
Dawes
France
Belgium
Gay
Mousevdoux
Coolidge Favored to Appoint Young President by Allies
Reports from the White House say President Coolidge would back Owen Cy Young for a high role with allied governments tied to the Thanes plan. No formal U.S. nomination has been made and European authorities are handling the agent post. The President reportedly has full confidence in Young and expects him to handle any arising situation diplomatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
United States
Owen Cy Young
White House
Young
Mir Young
London
Mr .Young
Population tops 100000 in 74 cities nationwide
Country wide population estimates show 74 cities exceeding 100,000 residents as of July 1. New York leads with over 6 million, Washington D C about 486,936, and several notable cities like Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland approaching or surpassing major thresholds. The figures come from the Census Bureau preliminary estimates noting growth in many urban centers and changes in ranks among large cities.
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Tieven
Evantry
Coneus Bureau
Los Angeles
Denver
Bards
Port Heuston
Julias Est
Washington
Thomal
Orlean Lay
Cancinraty Po
Jersey City
Heath
Providence
Oaklands
Sto Pagal
Peregdine
Sediai
Hipid
To Select Officers For Reserve Corps
A report details a meeting about selecting officers for the Reserve Corps. The board, including Lieut Col John Wohltmen and others, considers applicants within territorial limits for designation and special service roles. The adjutant general oversees the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wochtmen
Bamberger Cayt
Rsan
Summers Trail of the
Idjutant Generals Department
Kann Sons Company Outing For Employees At Chesapeake Park
Kann Sons Company employees head to Chesapeake Heights for the annual outing under the mutual benefit association. Sixteen events form the program with prizes in money and merchandise for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kann Sons Company
Chesapeake Heth
Mutual Benefit Association
Priges
Coldest Ohio Town Is 45 Degree Reading at Columbus
Ohio reports show Columbus recorded 45 degrees last night, the coldest in the state as the U S Weather Bureau released figures. Grand Rapids also saw 47 degrees, matching a July record first set in 1912, with the same low noted by local weather officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Granville
United States Weather Bureau
Grand Rapids
Girand Rapids
Eines
Weather Bureau
St Stephens Club Excursion Aims Family Reunion at Marshall Hall
The St Stephens club holds its first excursion today to Marshall Hall with proceeds to defray summer activities. Matthew W Nagne presides as efforts grow to make the outing a family reunion and community gathering. Special athletic events are planned for all ages and dancing will feature the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Stephens Club
Marshall Hall
Matthew W Nagne
Mrs Gardner Museum Planned For Boston After Death
Boston July 18 Mrs Gardner widow of Jack Gardner died last night at eighty six Her relatives gave no comments on the museum she cherished The palace home in the Fenway with its world renowned collection of sculpture paintings and tapestries may become a public museum for Bostonians under trusteeship, preserving the collection and museum as she directed
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Boston
Venetian Palace
Fena
Tsabella Stewart Gardner
Jack* Gardner
Gardner
Streets Open to Two Way Traffic Amid Bridge Work
District commissioners lifted the one way rule on Twelfth and Thirteenth streets letting traffic move both directions. Sixth Street and another Bay Street stay northbound only from four stand to Massachusetts Avenue. Prohibition on parking extended to both sides of Twelfth Street from New Walt to Massachusetts and Thirteenth Street between T Street and Massachusetts during the same hours. Changes urged by the District Traffic Board remain until Thirteenth Street repairs finish.
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Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Thirteen Street
F Street
Stana Avenue
Massachusetts
Twelfth Street
New Vath and
Massachusetts Avenues
T Street
Maschnnetts Ivenues
Thirteenth Street
Woman police head may aid new school
Mrs Van Winkle, a police lieutenant in the district force, said she will resign to help organize a police women’s training school proposed by the University of California. She urged development of training for young women and planned to discuss leave with top officials upon returning from Canada.
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Vina C
Tain
Womes
Pres & Ant
Ahs
Pete
Irs van Wince
Trp Ty Cie
Canada
Tureaus
Siv
Oyster
Majo Paniel
Ivan
Mra van Winkle
Auto Hits Baby Cart Injuring 8 Month Girl
An auto struck a baby cart yesterday on a street near Vermont Avenue Northwest. The 8 month old girl was unhurt. The car was driven by Walter Petersen of 3 Lo Street Northeast. The incident occurred around noon near Ned Morris at 2127 Ninth Street Northwest. The infant was taken to Reed Memorial Hospital.
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Vermont Avenue
Ned Mourrris
Ninth Stree
Walter Petersen
Lo Street
Petersen
Mrs G C W Eliot Dies At Resort In Maine
Cambridge Mass date 18 reported death of Mrs Charles W Eliot wife of Harvard University president emeritus at Astic on Mount Desert Maine. She had heart disease for years and suffered a severe attack a month ago. Dr Eliot took her to Mount Desert hoping for relief.
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Cambridge Mass
Charias W
Harvard University
Asti
Mount Desert
Maine
Stats
Grice Mellen Hopkinsen
Tiot
Laurence LaForge
West Newton
LaForge
Joseph Eldridge
Mount Pleasant
G A Ludington Dies Quake Hastened End
G A Ludington longtime Pisk Rubber Co executive and vice president in charge of purchases at New York headquarters died today. He was in Yokohama for the firm when the earthquake struck, and the shock hastened his death as he was in poor health.
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Sprigflel
Massy
George A Ludington
Pisk Rubber Company
New York
Yokohama
Erasmus Darwin Beach
Charles A Dana
the Sun
Mr Beach
Springfield
Mass
Bruises On Dead Man Lead To 2 Arrests
Two men, Irving Sweeney and William McIntyre, were arrested after the death of William Green, an inmate of St Elizabeths hospital, who suffered bruises from a confrontation over hair cutting. Detectives say Green died a few hours after the assault, with stomach pains noted by physicians. A coroner’s inquest was scheduled at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
St Elizabeth S Hospital
Irving Sweeney
Milwaukee Place Southeast
William McIntyre
Wennesota Avenue
Fowler and
Flaherty
Lie Hospital
Perryville Additions Will Cost $684,559
The plan for upgrades at a United States Veterans hospital in Perryville calls for additions totaling 684 559 dollars. The project includes new structures to expand capacity at the facility and relates to the approval announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perryville
Beads Pen Rte Eas Ting Treaty Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads rough phrases about a treaty and names unclear. The readable bits hint at a general wartime or diplomatic context with scattered terms like beads, furs, and woah, but no coherent event, date, or identifiable persons emerge.
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World Prohibition League
Rockefeller
Taggart
Winona
Prohibition Party
Fra’ K Geter’s Sons Co
Main
H. Sardo & CO
Moipnorpe
Avia Secvics
Cincoin
Nas Konerat
Avia Sevice Conmuctions
Chaget
Cre Maior
Tyephone
Sergeon Maror
Norval K. Tabler
V.L. Speare CO
Speare
Frank
St. N.W
Herbert B. Nevius
Hain
WRKH
Speare Co
H Street
ST Almus R Speare Willis
Clyde J Nichols
Lol Sholt
Gawler Service
Geo
Shaffer
Ie Aia
Franks
Loeb
Kellogg
Berlin
Meydour
Hel Kline
Britain
Dominions
Teiat
Downing Street
J H Thomas
Belcourt
Ottawa
MacKenzie King
House of Commons
Thomas
Dominion
Meroniki
Philip Snowden
Feretti Dela Stocca
James Vo Tegan
Macdonald
Merrit
Chatea Dawea
Uni
Tticage Tribune
Census Bureau
Exeland
Ehert
Ellows
Minneapolie
New Orleans
Nate
Beatti Oro
Collen
Wallon
Indi
Richmond
New Haven
Memphis
Paxton
Norfolk
Hartford
Moonee Tyou
Iron
Camden
Ball River
Wilemington del
Albany
Fufsa
Spokane
Dla
Fantom
Michigan
St. Stephen’s
GC. W. Eliot
G. A. Ludington
Thomas A. Martin
Thomas A Martin
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Harry W Beach
Rock Creek Church Road
Soldiers Home
Rock Creek Cemetery
Martin
Nudd
United States Veterans Hospital
Perrys Istlc
Studebaker
Joseph McReynolds
Commercial Auto & Suppl
14Th and
R Streets
Sanitary Brand
Virginia
Maryland
Clicquot Club
Perth
Georgia and
South Carolina
Freestone
Keystone
del Monte
Star Soap
Don Carlos
Prunes
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