United States Backs World Court Despite Senate Debate
A sweeping review notes the Senate backed adherence to the permanent world court with reservations, signaling a shift in US policy. Opposition, led by Borah and allies, vows to push for withdrawal as a campaign issue. Tax reform and farm relief efforts loom as Congress contends with broader economic and political tensions abroad.
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Senate
United States
Permanent Court
World Court
America
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Bente
A ‘Moore
Iwite
Gaal
Choy
Publedos
Borah
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Frazier
Larveld
John gonjLat Poltetta
Moses
Nye
Pine Robinson
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Watson
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Silpstead
Gallforviy
League of Nations
Sauinter Borah
Yepun
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Seugtore
Haugen
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Department of: Agriculture
Congress
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Frank
Lochlen
John, W. O'Leary
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Whursitay
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Wie
Gon- Brosh
Plans for Legion meeting in Paris announced
National American Legion conference in Indianapolis discussed 1927 Paris convention plans. Officials including National Commander John McQuigg and Z Peckoff outlined travel, housing, and travel discounts for Legionnaires and auxiliaries touring France to honor fallen WWI veterans. arrangements stress advance reservations and French government cooperation.
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Paris
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National
Legion
Indianapielia
Tohn
McQuigg
Z. Peckoff
John, J. Wicker, Jr
Bowman Wilder
American ‘Legion France
Peekett
Uselst
Teftey
Ariatde
Briand
St. Miklsl
St. Quentin
Chateau-Tierry
Corned
Legionnaires
France
Post For Artists Forms In Chicago Colony
The only American Legion post limited to artists formed recently in the Chicago artists' colony. More than one hundred members existed before a charter. Morres Vickers Lepman, commander, said the post pledges to aid disabled veterans trained in commercial art by the veterans' bureau. A clubhouse has been rented for annual exhibits of post members.
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American Legion
Chicago
Whistle in the Office Sparks Unclear Exchange
An uneven exchange unfolds as a weary office boy balks at attempting a task, while a vocally agitated figure pushes the effort, prompting ripples of uncertainty and a challenge to try. The fragment hints at tension between authority and effort within a workplace setting.
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Turon
Nfice
Improvement On Lincoln Highway Across Continent
Twelve years after the Lincoln Highway was laid out, early traffic forecasts proved optimistic. Communities along the route opposed through traffic favoring main streets downtown. Over time by passes and arterials were urged to ease congestion, with planners seeking decentralization of traffic to prevent bottlenecks in metropolitan centers.
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Evergtt
Eve
Polley
Communitien
New York
Sap Fravcrsco
Brattrius Continental Highway
Instan
Lincoln
Commissiona
Arterlentren
Pershing Urges Federal Roads Plan and Defense
Pershing asserts federal highway program strengthens national defense. He notes roads, bridges, and culverts funded by federal aid must meet Army standards for wartime food and supply logistics. The American Automobile Association echoes the need for robust road networks to support military mobilization.
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Pershing
John J. Pershin
Seneral
Regufdd
Treymendous
Vloe
Army
Bond Issue Proposed to Finish Michigan Highway System
A proposed 960000000 bond issue aims to complete Michigan's turnpike network. Officials argue this plan could put roads into operation within three years, faster than alternative schemes which may take fifteen years.
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Yosds
Michigan
Ee Og
Anc Asyelem
Afteen
Highways Safe Drive Campaign by Detroit Automobile Club
The Detroit Automobile Club promotes a ground up approach to safety for pedestrians and motorists. A courtesy campaign records courteous or dangerous acts with the offender's number and a report sent to Director Van Scholek followed by a letter to The considerate driver praising good conduct.
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Detroit Automobile Club
Gant
van Scholek
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pens a Gentle Laxative for Constipated Children
An elderly Monticello physician warns against harsh purges and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pens as a mild laxative that eases constipation without griping. The remedy is marketed as safe for delicate systems and suitable for children, available in a large cent bottle at stores selling medicine.
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Wb, Caldwell
Monticello
Caldwell
Pepsitt
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