Belgium Dinner Hails King Albert as Democrat Leader
President Wilson, in Brussels, praises Belgium’s recovery and expresses deep sympathy for its suffering. He notes a revived industrial pulse as Charleroi’s plants awaken and pledges friendship and shared prosperity, saluting King Albert and Queen.
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Hays Sees Republican Bills Moving Fast Nationwide
Will M Hays, former Republican chairman, returned from the Midwest and said Congress is approving retrenchment and legislative policy. He predicted supply bills will pass by July 1 with about $1.5 billion in savings. He urged rail regulation restoration and noted Missouri Republicans and West women showing strong political interest.
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Asquith Warns of Protection in Britain Ireland Crisis
The London Times report notes Asquith fears free trade is failing under war strain. He cites Britain’s credit and confidence eroding while proposals hint at protectionism. He also calls Ireland’s crisis a reproach to British statesmanship.
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Stolen Pin Found Amid Burglary Tale Confusion
An unclear report details a stolen pin linked to a burglary claim by WK Mikny about his wife being wooed. Prosecution outlines a murder trial for Lediguy while Penns Detective Cartan Plant refines testimony. A jeweled pin and burglary accusations surface as narratives collide.
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League of Nations cannot curb national vital interests
The Paris peace talks and the Fiume dispute are cited as a test of the League of Nations. Diplomats warn that foreign dictates on national matters provoke discontent, discord, and potential war. A secret compromise aimed to appease Italians and Jugoslavs sparked backlash against secrecy and half measures.
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Tariff Revision to Start Soon in House Hearings
General hearings will begin after July 4 as the House Ways and Means Committee, led by Chairman Fordney, moves to an exhaustive revision of tariff law. The aim is a bill aligning with Republican campaign promises, with subcommittee hearings on the pearl button and dye industries discussed amid protection pleas.
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Bank Robbery Near East Toledo Ends Briefly
Miss Tessie Trudeau, teller at Peoples State Savings Bank Iron Wise branch in East Toledo, was bound and robbed of 400 dollars as two bandits entered the bank and fled after the alarm frightened them away before vault access. Police pursued suspects who escaped in an automobile.
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Cambridge Diplomas Awarded at Annual Commencement
Cambridge graduates received diplomas at a June ceremony. Prof G S Richardson of Maryland Agricultural College addressed the students, with awards presented by Emerson Barington.
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Maryland and the Virginias tractor Also Fined at Norfolk
W B Treadwell a contractor who handled government nitrate shipments during the war was sentenced in Norfolk Virginia to ten years in the Atlanta penitentiary and fined 25000 for embezzlement from the government. He was found guilty on 21 counts alleging embezzling nitrate shipments valued at about 100000. He offered little defense and a stay of execution was granted pending a new trial motion.
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TRAIN KILLS BOY ON BRIDGE IN HYNDMAN
Seven year old William Olner was killed on a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train on a Hyndman bridge. Karoja Luman, age nine, escaped by jumping into a creek. Tarl Kennell, nine, climbed the bridge. nearby boys were returning from the creek when the incident occurred.
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Virginia SLAIN IN RUSSIA Former Bristol man dies in Majeska fight
Special to The Washington Post report from Bristol Virginia dated June 20 states Sergt Fred H Patterson, formerly of Bristol, was killed May 2 during the storming of Majeska on the Murmansk Petrograd railway as allied forces rout Bolshevik units aided by an armored train. Patterson was son of the late John Patterson. he had lived in Los Angeles in recent years.
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Maiden launch of Canada freighter at Virginia Shipbuilding Yard
News from Alexandria and nearby towns report the maiden plunge of the steel freighter Canada into the Potomac at the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation yard. The ceremony includes Mrs Morse sponsor after a launching luncheon. Also noted are funeral services for Mollis Howard Cleveland and James Jeffries, and Judge J K M Norton named Boy Scout chairman. Lexington reports Washington and Lee University commencement and dance with large alumni attendance. Petersburg items cover A J McKenney’s bail in a murder case, verdict risks, and mobilization details for Army units arriving from overseas.
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