Licenses Revoked For 50 Causes In Connecticut Action
The casualty list notes revocation grounds including worthless checks, reckless driving, driving under the influence, failure to report accidents, improper markers, mutilated engine numbers, brakes, lenses, overloading, and road-rule violations. Most revocations target reckless driving, DUI, and not reporting accidents. The punishment by license revocation is argued not unconstitutional, though described as cruel, and allegedly no longer unusual in Connecticut.
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Connecticut
White Man's Justice To Be Taken To Arctic
Edmonton reports Judge Lucien Dubuc leads a judicial party to Herschel Island to try 11 Eskimos for murder. It marks the first murder trial of Indigenous people in their own country, with tribes from across the western Arctic. Prisoners were moved by dog teams over long distances, aided by Royal Canadian Mounted Police despite harsh conditions.
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Edmonton
Alta
Lucien Dubuc
Herschel Island
Arctic
Western Arctic
Herschel
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
A MAD RACE FOR AERIAL SUPREMACY IN 1923
InWashington delegates discuss limiting aviation but fail to agree. The committee argues commercial flying and military use are inseparable, citing communication as a peaceant deterrent. Britain plans to triple air strength while France expands, with U.S. defense spending rising to 27 million for 1924.
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Baldwin
House of Commons
Royal Air Force
Great Britain
English
France
England
Atlantic
United States
Congress
Balfour
The Connecticut Solution to Motor Accident Deterrence
The text argues Connecticut has adapted Yankee ingenuity to modern needs to deter motor accidents. It promotes depriving repeat offenders of driving privileges as a strong reform, noting that since the start of the year over 1,600 residents have faced such severe punishment.
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Connecticut
Ford faces Jewish voters with possible apology plan
The New York World cites two independent Jewish sources claiming Henry Ford may apologize publicly to Jews for past attacks. A Ford agent reportedly tested reactions of Jewish leaders in New York, who warned that reconciliation is unlikely. The World also notes Hearst’s withdrawal from Ford promotion, possibly due to anger over Ford’s antisemitic stance. Senator Reed is described as Hearst’s latest presidential pick, with movement toward Senator Johnson of California expected.
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New York World
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Reed
Missouri
Johnson
California
Around the World by Airplane Flight Plans in Debate
Army air service prepares a preliminary route survey for a world circumnavigation led by American officers. Plans mirror British ambitions but start points differ. experts expect the British attempt first, while the U S contends with political rhetoric and social critique about government and citizenship.
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Weeks
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Aleutian Islands
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China
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Europe
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India
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Bay of Bengal
Extraordinary tides reported by Unalaska
Unalaska Aleutian Islands witnessed a rare tidal display on April 13 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with tides changing every 15 minutes and about five feet of range each oscillation. Coast guard aboard the cutter Haida noted volcanic origin, while seismographs nationwide logged moderate earthquake activity centered in the Pacific, and similar tidal observations appeared in Hawaii and off San Francisco Bay.
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Aleutian Islands
Coast Guard
Haida
Hawaiian Islands
Presidio
San Francisco
Couple Devote 70 Years to Oberammergau Passion Play
Jakob and Mathilde Rutz mark their golden wedding after seven decades tied to Oberammergau’s Passion Play. Rutz, village smith and father in law to Anton Lang, joined the cast from childhood, served as choir leader, and later became a key Passion Play official while his mother cared for visiting tourists.
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Jakob
Mathilde Rutz
Rutz
Anton Lang
Adam
Munich
Mathilde
Marble dust makes realistic snow for films
A new moving pictures technique uses marble dust to create lifelike snow shapes that hold form when set and unlike chalk dust does not spray into the air when disturbed.
Dragon Dance Aboard President McKinley Aboard Voyage
On the Admiral Oriental liner President McKinley Chinese crew members revive a dragon dance to usher a smooth voyage to the Orient. Wan Gun, famed Shanghai dancer, centers the ceremony with a three piece orchestra on deck as the dragon performs a staged hunt and playful final retreat. The ritual, now a sailing day feature, aims to please passengers and crew alike.
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Wash
MiKsaley
Orient
McKinley
Wan Gun
Shanghai
McNisley
Gorgroushy
Bas
Wan Gan
Shanhhai
Horoscope Forecast for Saturday July 7 1025
The reading warns of uncertainty with Venus Mercury favorable but Mars adverse. Morning favors trade in women's wear and jewelry while love opportunities rise. Quarrels loom at night, domestic happiness flagged, and individualism may unsettle partnerships. War outlook looms though contracts and theater gains are favored. London prosperity hints of upcoming dramatic events and women’s public role. Persons born on a date may see a lucky year ahead with growing possessions.
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Mercury
Mars
Earth
London
Reading the Stars in a 1920s Horoscope Note
A dated horoscope fragment notes a tendency and describes children born today as likely to be bright and capable with their wits. The idiosyncratic prose reflects early 20th century syndicated astrology style.
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McClure
Advocates Less Food for Men of Riper Years
Dr. C. D. Spivak of Denver urged two meals daily for men over middle age, especially inactive workers, to prevent stomach kidney and heart disorders. He cited a study showing increasing daily meat calories with breakfast smallest, lunch middle, dinner largest, and noted fallen appetite with age while habitual intake stays high.
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San Francisco
C. D. Spivak
Denver
American Medical Association
Spivak
Dr. Spivak
Sugar crop increases in Negros for 1923 24
D P O Brien supervising engineer for the Philippine Sugar Centrals agency says the 1923 24 crop on Negros will reach about 95 000 tons, roughly 50 percent above the previous season. Planters employ fertilizers and report excellent results.
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Centrals
Philippine National Bank
Negros
D. P. O'brien
Philippine Sugar Centrals Agency
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