Gathering at The Hague for Newfoundland fisheries case
The Hague May 28. Illustrious counsel gather for oral arguments in the Newfoundland fisheries dispute at the International Arbitration Court. Judges include Dr. Heinrich Lammasch and Sir Charles Fitzpatrick with a large Canadian British and American legal delegation led by Elihu Root. The case, oldest in tension between Britain and the United States, hinges on 1818 treaty rights and Newfoundland coast regulations.
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Hogue and Smith Prepare for England Heavyweight Title Fight
Jan Hogue and Jeney Smith are set to contest the heavyweight championship of England next month, signaling a major boxing clash with regional title implications and potential international reach.
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Yakima Valley Labor Bureau Aims for 5000 Fruit Laborers
In Toppenish representatives from Yakima valley fruit districts formed the Yakima Valley Labor Bureau to recruit about 5000 workers for the coming fruit season. An executive, advertising, and railway committee were named to manage hiring, publicity, and worker transport from Sound cities. A salaried secretary will run the effort through June to August with a planned campaign budget at least $2000.
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Races Begin At Indianapolis Speedway For AAA Trials
A two day program of automobile races starts at the Indianapolis speedway as a lead up to the AAA national championships next Monday. Top drivers enter the preliminaries including free-for-all, handicaps and record trials with a 100 mile race today and a 200 mile event tomorrow. Officials pace Memorial Day championships with fourteen events and expect results to crown year champions across classes.
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Howe at 91 as New England suffrage head lauds her work
Boston commemorates poet Julia Ward Howe on Beacon Street for her 91st birthday. She remains active in public life, recently reelected head of the New England Woman Suffrage Association, with tributes from Greek and Italian societies and a luncheon by the New England Woman's Club.
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