Leaders Urge U S Support for World Court
In a letter to Senator Borah, twenty eight prominent Republicans press for U S membership in the permanent court of international justice, arguing failure would betray President Coolidge and the party. They urge leadership to replace isolationist influence in foreign relations.
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William E. Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
Coolidge
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Borah
Harding
World Court
League of Nations
Tribunal
Republican Party
Okmulgee Democrat
Tune In Program for January
Radio Digest lists station schedules with varied music genres and programs. Entries include WwOI Ames P 8 15 glee club and KNX Hollywood 7 30 children 8 music 10 features 12 orchestra, reflecting a broad array of concerts talks and performances across North America.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
Wwoi
Ames
WEEI
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
CNBC
Calgary
WMAQ
Chicago
WQJ
KYW
Uncle Bob
WLS
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAS
WEAO
Columbus
WFAA
Dallas News and Journal
Woc
Davenport
Wwcxx
Detroit Free Press
Wwj
Detroit News
KFKX
Hastings
KNX
Hollywood
KTHS
Hot Springs
WHAS
Louisville Times
KFI
Los Angeles
KFSG
KHRJ
Los Angeles Times
Wwcco
Minneapolis St. Paul
CKAC
Montreal
WNYC
New York
WHN
WEAF
WJZ
WBBR
WOR
Newark
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omahe
WAAW
Omaha
WFI
Philadelphia
Wip
Uncle Wip
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WKAQ
Porto Rico
WOAI
San Antonio
KPO
San Francisco
WGY
Schenectady
Book Chat
KFOA
Seattle
WRC
Washington
CNRW
Winnipeg
English Robes and Wigs Stir Oklahoma Bar Meeting
A Oklahoma lawyer praised British courts and mocked wearing robes and wigs in court. He and others dressed in English costume, provoking amusement on the street and concern that jurors could not keep their focus.
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State Bar Association of
Oklahoma
England
Great Britain
Tom
Harry
Retirement of Justice McKenna Leaves Supreme Court Void
The retirement ends a long familiar figure for the American bar and public. Time brings changes in court personnel, and today the court shows a broad change of faces. The supreme court seat remains a coveted honor, though the salary lags private practice, its dignity and prestige remain compelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Charity and the stubborn obstacle to help
The author argues that genuine distress attracts big-hearted aid but a persistent portion of the population refuses to work, hindering charitable efforts. He notes that this pestering attitude sours generosity and complicates appeals, a problem dating back centuries with no solution in sight.
Mariners Plan to Lessen Virginia Coast Ranger Haven
Assateague Island off eastern Virginia is proposed as a refuge for tempest driven ships to reduce storm losses along the coast. Coastal interests, Virginia and New England merchants urge U S action after 42 vessels and 22 lives lost near the haven with $4 million in property damage. The sparsely populated island features pines, sands, wild cattle and ponies with local fishermen relying on the sea.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Assateague
Atlantic
Virginia
East Atlantic
Canaries
Delaware
New England
United States
Catholics Rally Against Government Church Laws in France
A national federation of Catholics founded by General de Castelnau leads protests across France against the 1906 separation law. Premier Herriot defends liberty of religion while Catholic groups press for full recognition of Catholic rights in schools family life and social spheres. A mass meeting in Tours and a Lille assembly vow to unite defend rights and resist government measures.
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Paris
General de Castelnau
Herriot
Epinal
Radical-Socialist Party
Cardinal Dubois
Catholic‘party
France
Tours
Bergey
Nord
Pas-de-Calais
Lille
Reuters Chief Praises American Journalism Education
Sir Roderick M. Jones of Reuters lauds American journalism training during a tour and endorses the University of London's journalism courses. He notes high education standards among U S journalists and calls London’s program a pioneer in global journalism education.
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Associated Press
London
Sir Roderick M. Jones
Reuters
Spectator
University of London
United States
Roderick
America
University’ of London
Oil and Gas Leases Bought Near Newkirk Many
Oil and gas leases are being purchased in the Newkirk area with multiple buyers and sales reported in the vicinity. Local landowners have engaged in transactions to lease out acreage for exploration and development.
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Newkirk
Kansas State College Installs Gallery System to Personalize Records
Kansas State Agricultural College adds photographs and personal histories to student records. Freshmen provide a photo for the college annual and a duplicate is placed in a permanent gallery linking the student’s past and achievements. Officials say the system personalizes records and aids future recommendations.
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Associated Press
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Final Touch of Character Rewarded by Office
A fragment notes a lasting impression of an individual as the final touch of personality for an office and student body, suggesting enduring value and remembrance beyond tenure. The readable text emphasizes the enduring impact and beneficial role of the person involved.
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Trye& News
Burk’s
W. F. Morris
Gene Hudson
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Wellman
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