World Court issue tests Senate support amid disputes
Edward W. Pickard reports Senate activity on World Court adherence led by Reed's resolution for an inquiry into World Court propaganda. Supporters predicted passage while opponents aimed to delay, arguing the court’s injustices and related League of Nations ties. The article covers disarmament talks, executive sessions, and varied international reactions.
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League of Nations
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Preparatory Commission
House Committee On
Great Britain
Brazil
Hoover
America
Coolidge
Doyle Now Leads Forty and Eight
Stanley M Doyle, known as Larry, rises from local chef to grand chef de train in the Forty and Eight society. A Montana lawyer and former Des Moines Legion officer, he is linked to Carroll Griffin in a bold convention era episode described as shooting up the town.
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Larry" Doyle
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Million Boys to Play Baseball in Legion Plan
The American Legion national Americanism commission plans a junior world series in Philadelphia during the Legion national convention. Frank Clay Cross and Dr. George W. Orton lead the effort with local Legion posts forming leagues across the country. About 300,000 boys are expected to join the first year, with total interest over 1,000,000 in the 61st year.
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GOMTHING TORT TO PTHINK By F A WALKER
An essay praising humble good deeds over public fame explains that true victors are the gentle, charitable people whose acts brighten lives rather than seek praise. Their quiet virtue shines in acts of kindness, not headlines, with a call to imitate such qualities.
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Auton
McChure Newap Rer Syndicate
Irish Charm and Aspirations in a Ward Election Debate
A rambled dialogue features a hotel stenographer and a house detective who spar over running for alderman. The discussion touches Irish identity, political power in contracting, and the idea that bold pursuit beats waiting for a fat job, ending with a quip about a two quart hat on St. Patrick's Day.
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Kelly
Corncil
Repubblic
Waterloo
Napoleon
John
Sid
St. Patrick's Day
Edward Judson Dward Judson in Philadelphia Ancestry
Edward Judson Dward Z G Judson, born August 1 1822, hailed from a well known Philadelphia legal family. The text portrays him as an adventurous figure with a talent for trouble avoidance and staging.
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The Young Lady Across the Way skims freight rate fuss
The item notes a young lady across the way who questions the fuss over high freight rates. Few people send goods that way and most are not affected, suggesting the concern may be overstated.
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McClure Newspaper
Grudiuats
Ten Health Rules From McClure Paper Syndicate
Reading fragment lists ten health maxims urging outdoor activity, sleep, plain diet, cleanliness, moderate conduct, and mental calm. It references McClure paper Syndicate and urges avoiding illness through disciplined habits to stay wealthy and well.
Biography of Judid and 19th century seaman hero
The excerpt sketches a boy named Judid who becomes a ship’s midshipman after heroic acts at thirteen and later saves 91 ferry victims. It traces his naval service on the Hust River, a duel with Annapolis rivals, and his shift to writing thrillers and politics with the Know Nothings before dying in 1880.
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Thamgelves
Judaen
George Matthew Adama
Classic Lamb and Mutton Roasting Techniques
From a vintage cookbook section, instructions cover serving hot dishes, beefing up flavors with white sauce, and breaded fry methods. Recipes include filet or saddle of mutton, lamb chops, and a rice mold with onion jellied seasonings, plus steps for brown gravy with currant jelly.
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