Coolidge Defends Isolation Policy in Armistice Address
President Coolidge rebutted European critics in a World War honors event, praising Pershing and Simms, outlining cross Atlantic duties as mutual and stressing patience and restraint. He urged world peace, expanded naval needs, Kellogg Briand pact, and cited nearly one hundred billion war costs with spiritual gains.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Europe
Coolidge
American Legion
General Pershing
Simms
Atlantic
United States
Paris Streets Surface Needs Over Ten Million Square Meters
The public works department reports that the surface area on Paris streets needing attention exceeds 10,000,000 square meters. This figure reflects extensive infrastructure work across the city.
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Paris
Public Works Department
City
World leaders face turmoil with elections and reign
A busy week saw Japan enthrone Hirohito in Kyoto as the 124th emperor. Hoover planned a South American tour after inauguration. Nicaragua unsettled by a Senate deadlock after Liberal Moncada won by 19 000. Cabinets fell in France Romania Portugal and South Africa. Romania named Julia Maniu premier after regency dissolved parliament. King George opened British Parliament amid sharp opposition critique.
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Kyoto
United States
Herbert Hoover
South America
Nicaragua
Jose Maria Moncada
France
Romania
Portugal
J. B. M. Hertzog
Union of
Bratianu
Julia Maniu
George
Hidalgo County election contest dropped by Griffin
Edinburg Texas November 12 no contest of Tuesday's Hidalgo county election for district judge on the Citizens Republican ticket. Gordon Griffin who led the independents said he changed his mind after results were known and would not pursue a contest now. Independents had charged officials with failing to observe timing provisions for announcing results.
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Associated Press
Edinburg
Tex
Hidalgo County
Gordon Griffin
Citizens-Republican
Griffin
Bank of Ninagua Robbery Loot Found in Missouri Woods
Two Springfield hunters found $1870 of the loot from the Bank of Ninagua robbery in Ninagua, Missouri, hidden in rugged woods six miles southeast of Northview. Two men had robbed the Ninagua bank recently and fled with the cash.
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Northview
Bank of
Ninagua
Springfield
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Quick Gum Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try one bottle of Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for sore bleeding gums at City Drug Store. It claims effectiveness for any case and offers a money back guarantee through druggists if not satisfied.
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Leto
Stolen Money Found Hidden Under Leaves
A Springfield Missouri report cites hidden cash found beneath leaves. Police recovered the stolen money after a tip led to the location. No suspects named in the readable text. The incident occurred in Springfield on November 12.
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The
Associated Press
Springfield
Long Sleep Makes Baby Happy Again
An Iowa mother credits Castoria with quieting her baby's night waking after last feed. Baby specialists endorse Fletcher's Castoria, a vegetable preparation claimed to ease colic constipation and other common infant ailments. The Fletcher signature appears on genuine wrappers.
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Iowa
Fletcher
Remarkable D D D Skin Remedy Promo
An advertisement touts a skin remedy by Dr DBD Dennis that soothes chewed skin eczema blotches and rashes. It claims instant relief from itching and rapid drying with a clear grease free liquid available at drug stores and D D D Uab Batavin Mlinvis.
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D. Dennis
D. D. D. Uab
Batavin
Mlinvis
Britain Germany axis aims in the Franco British talks
The article notes friction over the Franco British naval accord with Lord Cushendun claiming the pact is dead and Prime Minister Baldwin highlighting the Kellogg pact at a London dinner. It mentions a Ruhr lockout affecting over a million and Mount Etna’s ongoing eruptions devastating Sicilian land.
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Lord Cushendun
Stanley Baldwin
London
America
Ruhr
Germany
Mount Etna
Fragmented passage on explosive force and peasant growers
A fragment notes that the explosive force was insufficient to trap the peasant fruit and vine growers, suggesting a failed or limited attempt affecting agricultural workers. The text provides no clear actors, dates, or locations.
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Mans
Poor Harold and the Sewing Snafu Sketch
The Passing Show parodies Harold a sloppy dresser with missing buttons and missewn seams. His wife and aunt trade jabs about his carelessness, ending with a comic bite on his sewing habits.
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Harold
Kings as Fathers of Families in Early Language History
In early societies kings were viewed as the fathers of families and the term king shares its root with kin. This linguistic connection highlights how rulers were tied to kinship and lineage in ancient social structures.
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