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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

8

Porto Rico Future and Independence Debate Amid Governor Change

The article reviews U S policy toward Porto Rico after President Harding appoints a new governor C Mont Relly of Kansas City. It notes Puerto Ricans favor loyalty to the United States, debate independence as a natural evolution, and consider statehood eventual, with governance balanced between federal appointment and local legislature. It emphasizes economic growth, education, housing, and strategic importance in Caribbean defense, urging continued development and integration while preserving local freedoms.

Ohto Rico Philippines Harding C. Mont. Relly Kansas City Arthur Yager United States Eilx Cordova Davila Congressional Albert Shaw Porto Rico Congress Speaker Congress of the Shaw Washington Ireland Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa Massachusetts Virginia Unionist Party United Sam New York New Jersey Lsland San Juan Caribbean Sea Caribbean Stara and Stripes Porto Ideo America Porto Itico Sugar Isbor Denmark St. Thomas Virgin Islands West Indies Panama Panama Canal Wester Hemisphere Amiorteny Faz Ite Tseas

Repudiation of American Zionist officers shakes Cleveland meet

The twenty fourth annual Zionist convention at Cleveland led to resignations of President Jilaq W. Mack of Chicago and six other officers. Ninety five of thirty members plus the secretary of the executive committee left their posts. Peter J. Schweitzer remained treasurer. A seven member representative committee of New York men will run the organization until the next annual convention, selecting its own chairman.

Arminal Cleveland Jilaq W. Mack Chicago Portale Lore Minth Executive Committee Peter J. Selweitver Pergentatiion Rentalis Beales Mack Amerie Lews D. Brandele Washington Eghhi Stephens Wise New York Harry Mriedenwold Flaltimore Nathan Straus Jacob de Haas Palestine Department Reuben Turchow Justice Beamlels Uri Bers Tutute Hermin Conficim Abraham Goldberg Louis Nobison Bernard A. Taseniatt Morris Rotherterg Leta Ulysky Peter J. Schweitzer

Miss Jane Addams Heads Peace Women's Congress in Vienna

Miss Jane Addams of Ayil House Chicago travels to Europe to direct the third congress of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom in Vienna from July 10 to 16. More than two thousand women from nearly every country will attend. the goal is to foster goodwill and reduce international tensions through education and pacifist action.

Jane Addams Ayil House Chicago Europe Vienna Women's International League For Peace and Freedom Geneva Switzerland Australia Uruguay Japan Sweden United States League of Nations Miss Addams Spi

Admiral Sims Reprimands Spark Irish Blood Talk

The London remarks by Admiral William S. Sims on Americans of Irish blood stirred a row, recalling his Guild Hall speech of 1910. In his book The Victory at Sea he says the outburst was momentary, not government authorized, and reflects on Britain facing a European coalition and the last dollar, the last man, and the last drop of blood.

William Sins U. S. WN Taft Apeech Admiral Sims Germany

Norris proposes 100 million federal farm export finance corp

Senator Norris of Nebraska introduces a bill to create a government agency with a 100 million capital to buy farm products in the United States and sell them abroad. The corporation would include the secretary of agriculture and four directors, with annual salaries of 7500, authorized to issue bonds up to ten times its paid-in capital. It would act as agent for producers and dealers, make export advances, and operate between American producers and European consumers.

United States Norris Nebraska Agricultural Committee Secretary of Agriculture Senate America Europe Oral

Household desserts and quick guides from Everyday Good Things

A digest of kitchen tips and recipes including gelatin desserts Maple Pudding Orange Sherbet Raspberry Whip and Hamburg Steak with Cabbage. Practical notes on time saving methods for housewives with steps for quick desserts and simple preparations for seasonal meals.

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Pius Relly, Lew Gce Sims Hittee Toyo, Wester Mary C. Upham Urother Chis, Mackay
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