Infant Elizabeth Grim Buried in Harrisburg Cemetery
The infant daughter of Leslie D. and Elizabeth V. Grim died Saturday at the parents' home in Harrisburg. She was interred yesterday afternoon in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mr Grim is a son of Mr and Mrs David Grim and his wife is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Shiner of the city. Mrs Grim left yesterday for Harrisburg to be with her daughter in law.
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Elizabeth V. Grim
Leslie D
Harrisburg
Mount Hebron
Mr. Grim
David Grim
Walter Shiner
Hague Congress to Meet in June for Russian Affairs
The Economic Conference subcommission approved a June 1 start at The Hague to examine the Russian question. Prime Minister Lloyd George said he handed a copy of the proposal to Ambassador Richard Washburn Child to keep the United States informed if Russia accepts and to consider U S participation in the mixed commission.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Economic Conference
Uain Sly
Hague
America
Lloyd George
Richard Washburn Child
United States
Russia
Capital Has Shorter Days
Washington begins voluntary daylight saving with executive branches and many businesses opening an hour early while Congress declines participation. The Supreme Court meets at noon by the clock and will not adopt the change.
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Sted Press
Washington
Washington Today
Harding
Congress
Supreme Court
Huge meteor fades in gas over Virginia and North Carolina
Three days of searching with car parties failed to locate the meteor's earth impact after a Thursday night flight through southern skies. Reporters believe the gaseous body dissolved upon striking the ground in Nottoway County, Virginia, causing an explosive effect.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Virginia
North Carolina
Nottoway County
Second spraying for moths urged by county agent
County Agent J. R. Dushane advises orchardists to apply the second spray for codling moths, urging timely completion by week’s end. Use 6 quarts of standard sulfur mix and 1 pound lead arsenate per 80 gallons of water to combat fungus and insects.
Wisdom's riddle on senses ends with a twist
A child answers that feeling would be the best sense to rely on in an accident, reasoning that it prevents getting hurt. The exchange presents a playful misdirection on safety and perception.
Experience Talks and Vague Reflections on Listening
A fragmentary chat cites a proverb about listeners and a joke about a man and his wife. The exchange mentions Wellesley and a LondonAnswers headline tone as a playful dig at self perception and attention.
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Wellesley
Shepherd
London
Gold Mine Metaphor Appears in Dialogues About Success
A dialogue features Pa and Miss Keen debating success and creditors. Cholly imagines self-perception, while a miner questions gold extraction. The exchange contrasts practical effort with literary pursuits.
Fortune fuels Jack to press on amid disaster
The dialogue suggests Jack will not stop until his fortune is spent and he presses forward. The incident involves a mishap at a hilltop location with victims mainly women and children. no Americans aboard, but several Germans and other foreigners were present and many remain in serious condition with death toll expected to rise.
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Jack
Foreign trade declines in April figures released
Washington reports show America's foreign trade slumped in April with exports near 321 million dollars and imports around 217 million, following prior gains. The commerce department noted a drop from the previous month’s 256 million dollar export value and 330 million dollar import value.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Commerce Department
STATE RED MEN TO HOLD COUNCIL IN VIRGINIA
The Improved Order of Red Men of Virginia holds its annual council in Newport News this week. Shawnee Tribe No 2 will be represented by John Kater and Mrs Kater who depart today for the convention city. Mr and Mrs A H Jackson will also attend. Mrs William Whisson and her daughter Miss Virginia Whisson left yesterday for Newport News to attend the Degree of Pocahontas meeting with Miss Whisson as delegate from Minnehaha Council.
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the Improved Order of Red Men of Virginia
Newport News
John Kater
Kater
Convention City
A. H. Jackson
William ‘Whisson
Virginia Whisson
Degree of Pocahontas
Whisson
Minnehaha Council
Thirteen Die in Mexico City Trolley Wreck
Thirteen people were killed and more than seventy injured when a tramcar carrying a holiday crowd plunged into a deep canyon near Santa Fe after colliding with another vehicle.
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Mexico City
Santa Fe
Capital
Lupton Attends Equitable Life Agents Meeting
Mr. Daniel W. Lupton returned yesterday from Wheeling West Virginia where he attended a convention of general agents of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York Over 100 agents from this territory were present during the meeting.
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Daniel W. Lupton
Wheeling
W. Va
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Return From Lodge Meeting
Mrs. Kate Mills and Mrs. Lee Box returned last night from Lynchburg where they attended the Daughters of Rebekah annual meeting. They also visited Mrs Maud Kern in Alexandria Virginia.
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Kate Mills
Lee Boxwell
Lynchburg
The
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows
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