World Court plea urged to churches by federal council
A global appeal urged churches to back a permanent world court of creational justice replacing war with law. The Federal Council of Churches of Christ said the future rests on legal order, calling on 000 congregations to rally behind President Harding’s proposal and urging rapid adoption of international justice.
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H J Allen to Meet Lord Cecil in Debate
H J Allen plans a debate with Lord Cecil as part of a visit that will include travel and discussions across Europe. The schedule lists travel from Kansas to London with remarks about upcoming talks and possible appearances before sailing.
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Music Week Program Held by Soroptimists
A short note describes a Soroptimist Music Week program featuring luncheon gatherings and selections performed by various attendees. Among those mentioned are Mrs Ralph, Craige Muller, Wem Lee Manning, and Mrs Worden, with references to league involvement and a club gathering at a luncheon during the week.
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Migssos
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Slander Suit Filed Against Northwest Commissioner
The District Supreme Court heard a $25000 slander suit alleging Ralph Van Ness accused by Westford on June 10 in a public setting of a crime. The case centers on alleged malice and serious injuries claimed by the plaintiff.
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Boy Sues Traction Company for 10000 Damages
The father of a boy filed suit yesterday in the Supreme Court against a traction company seeking ten thousand dollars in damages for injuries his son sustained. The incident occurred in August when the boy fell into a conduit in a seventh‑tower area and was severely injured after contact with a tege. Attorneys Wiener and others represent the family.
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New Signatures an Order on Sick Leave Policy
An order signed by the postmaster general allows 169 employees nationwide to receive sick travel time in fractions of one day. The directive abolishes the previous all day or nothing policy and benefits workers who must take time after partial shifts.
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Forest fire battles across towns draw crowds and wind shifts
Women and children joined men fighting fires threatening homes in a district where several houses burned and power lines were cut. In Munising electric supply faltered as fires raged near Forest Lake, prompting plant shutdowns and calls for all workers to help. Across Port Arthur and White River residents mobilized as a favorable wind shift aided firefighters, with residents preparing to evacuate if needed.
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Spirit Messages Warn World At Critical Juncture
Sir A Conan Doyle reports messages from Lord Northcliffe and other spirits urging spiritual reform to avert a catastrophe greater than the last war. He says Americans are too busy to heed warnings, and that wisdom is scarce amid material progress. The prophets predict the disaster could occur within Doyle's lifetime.
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Tangier Conference Planned by Britain and Allies
London May 41 A British government note says France and Spain are invited to join a conference of experts on Tangier to discuss its status and work toward a full parley to settle its future. Tangier, near Gibraltar, has been contested with internationalization historically, while France seeks influence via the Sultan of Morocco as a strategic entry to its African empire.
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School of Expression Alumnae Dinner Highlighted by Notable Artists
The Marjoria Webster School of Expression and Physical Education alumnae banquet was held at the Willard hotel. The convocation featured Rudolphe de Zapp, Ethel win Johnson 22, Genevieve Moore 24, Anessa Edwards 24, Polly Arnold 24, Julia MacFarland 22, Peggy Morgenweck 723, Angeline Wiles 22, Elizabeth Van Tuyl 23, Louise Perkins 24, Mrs Jensie F Webster, Ann S. Hamilton, Marjorie Ko Webster, and Marie Ready. Officers include Ethelwaan Johnson 22, Tulla MacFarland 22, Wila Marie Huselt 22.
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Joseph Conrad Curtails U S Stay Ill in New York
American visit by novelist Joseph Conrad cut short by illness. He will sail on Saturday aboard the Majestic with his publisher Frank Doubleday from Garden City, ending a three week stay that had hoped to last four months.
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Epiphany Players Stage Vaudeville at Epiphany
The Epiphany Players led by W R Rodgers and Thomas G Spence, with Eastern High pupils directed by Misa Ella Wonk and Hoffman Hoskins dancers, presented two vaudeville shows at Epiphany last night to benefit the Epiphany Athletic Association. Performers included Adolf Torovsky Leon Ships Jacklyn Reagan Tom Howard Robert Richards Hughes Talbert Edwin Campbell Edwin Snetl Lewis Klein James Kieln Robert Ghent Karl Pearson John McIner y Otto Lehnert Portimer Davenport William Fowler David Sandoe James Breen Morse Allen Bob Brown Jack Ree Harvey Robinson Lewis Shields.
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Take Knapp ashes to sea
Aboard the Arkansas 1700 sailors stood at attention as funeral services for Vice Admiral Harry S Knapp were held at the Brooklyn navy yard. Knapp died in Hartford on April 6 and his ashes will be consigned to the sea at open waters per his will. Navy yard activities were suspended for the service.
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Clara Phillips Denies Slaying Allegations in AP Interview
Alpine Texas May 31 Clara Phillips accused slayer of Mrs Alberta Meadows last summer says she is not a tiger woman and has never used a hammer. She declares innocence to an Associated Press correspondent aboard the Sunset Limited bound for the Pacific Coast. The travel weary prisoner has suffered two nervous breakdowns since last night.
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Two Held Two Sought When Car Is Wrecked
A late night crash at Twenty first and M streets involved four men in a touring car. William Eugene Bradley and James Scott were arrested. Scott was treated for cuts, Bradley jailed. Two others fled, and the car owner H Gott of Grant road northwest was identified.
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Fletcher Reports Hopeful on Santiago Conference
Ambassador Henry P Fletcher head of the American delegation submitted his report to Secretary Hughes after the Pan American conference in Santiago Chile predicting that key treaty agreements would emerge. He praised the frank spirit of cooperation shown by participants and said he would stay in Washington for about two weeks before returning to Brussels.
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Nationwide 1921 Income Hit 19 Billion Mark
The 1921 preliminary income statistics show 6 662178 returns totaling 19 577 212 528 dollars filed with the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The tax collected amounted to 719 387 106 dollars, down from 1920 by 5500 000, with the average net income per return 2938 56 dollars and average tax 107 98 dollars. About 8 percent of the population lived in households reporting income. The data also notes several high earners with incomes over 1 600 000 and 600 000.
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Thefts Dropped Against Ex-Attorney Richard G Allen
Three charges of grand larceny against Richard G Allen former attorney for the Shipping Board were dropped yesterday by District Attorney Peyton Gordon for lack of evidence. Allen was arrested June 2, 1922 at his Wardman Park apartment. He was living at 1739 P Street NW. The warrants cited thefts of an automobile from Harves Bar, a spare wheel and equipment from Mrs H Browning, and another spare wheel and equipment from Jesse C Adkins.
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Rail men get pay increase announced in Pittsburgh
An advance of cents an hour for miscellaneous employes of the Pennsylvania railroad central region was announced here retroactive to May 1. Elevator operators watchmen messengers freight house laborers store house laborers janitors and porters are included in the classes affected. The rate of advance varies by location but is effective for all.
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Foot and mouth disease risk deemed low for U S imports
Department of Agriculture officials report minimal danger of foot and mouth disease entering the United States via Guatemala shipments. A study by Dr L E Day and H L Darby found only a mild outbreak in Guatemala late last year, which seemed to vanish by mid January.
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Clark Named to Head Rehabilitation Work
Omar W Clark was appointed Chief of the rehabilitation division of the Veterans Bureau succeeding Col Robert JT Rees. He has led the 7th District rehab division covering Ohio Indiana and Michigan with HQ in Cincinnati since 1919. Director Hines announced 000 veterans rehabilitated March 1 to May 1 saving about $600,000 monthly. Fix Packer Hearings Date. Hearings on Wallace of Agriculture against the Armour Morris packer merger resume June 18 in Chicago then move to Washington.
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US Court Says Government Need Not Prove Whisky Alcohol Content
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled that in dry law indictments charging whisky violations the government need not prove alcoholic content or beverage fitness. Judge Henry Wade Rogers wrote the opinion with Justices Manton and McMajer concurring, affirming a prior sentence against seven bootleggers who imported 160 barrels from Canada claiming transit to Havana. The court held that proving whisky was prohibited by the act suffices, even if alcohol content is below one half of 1 percent.
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Brokers Liabilities May Be Ten Million Dollars
Continued from first page the brokers claim liabilities may reach ten million as plans for a creditors committee were discussed in Salt Lake City. Jones and Sells are named officers of Empire State Finance Corp which recently expanded its stock issue. The Bishop agency notes Jones, once with Charles A Stoneham & Co, built a large personal fortune and faced street criticism yet denies customer mistreatment. Loans from multiple banks including New York Trust, Guaranty Trust, and Seaboard National are cited as secured by bonds and stock, with totals mounting in several firms.
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OM Fuller & Co
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Piper
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Guaranty Trust Company
Chicago Brokers Jones and Baker Bankrupt After Bucket Shop Probe
Chicago officials opened an inquiry into bucket shop practices tied to Jones & Baker brokers amid an involuntary bankruptcy filing and the closing of their Chicago offices. States attorney Crowe cautioned that the investigation must continue with no definite conclusions yet, while LaSalle Street brokers were briefed.
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