France and Germany Reach Aerial Cooperation Pact
An accord ends wartime air tensions to permit commercial flying between France and Germany. France concedes Germany’s right to develop commercial airplanes while banning war plates, and Germany agrees to permit French planes over German territory to Poland and other states. Berlin to Paris rail travel is 24 hours, with two daily jets making the trip in under eight hours, including a Cologne luncheon stop.
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Germany
Paris
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Berlin
Cologne
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Trafic Enterprises
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America
More Kombs For U S Diplomats In Sacco Vanzetti Affair
The piece argues against worldwide anti American propaganda following the Sacco and Vanzetti trials. It notes prosecutions, appeals and debates in the United States while detailing protests at the US embassies in Paris, Buenos Aires, Montevideo and Rome and condemns radical agitation abroad.
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Spree Court
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Supreme Court
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Paris
Mudie
Thienos Aires
Montevideo
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Rome
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Sawa
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Vangetti
Europe by air promises Europe wide travel by air
Travelers in Europe this summer may reach Taporiant cities across the continent without rail travel. Twice daily air service is offered at costs only slightly above first class rail. A treaty signed last week completed a network of fast through flights between EbEl and Paris, altering Versailles era provisions after seven years of negotiation.
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Europe
Ebel
Paris
Tax Reduction Debate Prompts Dominion Finance Debate
Discussion in Canada centers on cutting taxes to boost domestic business and counter U S competition. Proposals include a $1,000,000 revenue reduction, lower income taxes, and corporation tax relief to attract capital while preserving debt plans amid wartime measures.
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Dominion of Canada
Surtac Snl
Tyhe
United States
Amerigan Business Ties and German Industry Critique
A fragmentary 1930s era discourse discusses American business prowess and its influence on global markets. The speaker praises American enterprise while criticizing German commercial practices, urging propaganda to align German audiences with American economic motives and customer focus.
Bert E Haney Seeks Senate Seat Amid Portland Opposition
Bert E Haney, Portland lawyer born April 10 1870, seeks the U S Senate as a Democrat amid opposition from Portland to the administration's shipping board. He has served as U S Attorney for the District of Oregon and was chairman of the Democratic committee. He faces Governor Frederick Steiner and anti Sabotage candidate in the reelection campaign.
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Portland
Harame
Kes
Fourth Judicial District
Democratic Party
Cairman
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
District of
Ore-gon
Frederick Steiner
Vendleton
Robert 3. Stanfield
Reddy and the Forest Tale From Old Maine
A fragmentary tale recounts Reddy’s forest journey near Laughime Creek and Laigning Brook. The narrative follows a hesitant figure in a creekside setting as he faces a challenging pursuit and a wary observer, with dramatic actions near a mound and a bend in the woods.
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Moe
Maine
Laigning
Bowser
Gray Pox and Redy Fox in the Green Forest Tale
Teddy follows a fading scent to a rumored Martian cousin in the Greasy Forest. Mrs. Reddy and Roddy doubt the tale of a gray coat cousin while gossip swirls around the Green Meadows and a familiar Hemlock tree.
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Teddy
Reddy Fox
Ike
Reddy
Roddy
Fox Climber Recounted in Odd Tree Tale
A fragmented local item recalls a fox that climbs trees and a scene where people discuss a fox’s ascent. Mrs Reddy argues with Reddy about who is in the tree while a reader notes Pabby Coon up there. The dialog hints at a longer, humorous anecdote in the column.
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Reddy
Radio and Church Services Listing Around City Areas
A fragmented schedule listing stations in Kansas City and nearby towns with times for programs, church services, organists, choirs, orchestras, and concerts. Notable entries include Linwood rewards church services at 11:15, Davenport Christmas concert by Palmer Little Symphony, and various church notices across Omaha Oakland and Portland with multiple 2 to 12 am time ranges.
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Harry
Kaufman Etring Ansemble
Respect
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Linwood Reweward Christen Church
Endependence Boulevard Vision Church
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Neb
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Fhinagan
Davenport
Iown
Old Lolkx
Palmer Little Symphony
Paul Wipperman
Pires Christian Church of
Limit on Large Estates sparks British labor debate
In the House of Commons Pontypool MP Thomas Grouths introduced a motion condemning hereditary wealth concentrations as morally indefensible and economically wasteful. He cited rising estate assessments, census figures, and a gap between rich and poor, arguing wealth accrues to a few while the rest falters.
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Thomas Grouths
Pontypool
House of Commons
Gove
Regent Fortum Fatale
Wne
Horoscope for Sunday June 1926 Mild promises and prudent plans
Astrology signals fair promise for visitors and religious or intellectual leaders. It notes favorable love and sentiment expressions, social charm for women, and possible gains from wills or legacies this year. Cautions include stock speculation and an emphasis on modesty amid potential market shifts.
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Tiotter
Gemini
Nowapapo
McChire
War blames men not arms says Maj Gen O Ry an
Maj Gen Joan F O'Ryan argues in a recon speech that war stems from man and leadership rather than weapons. He warns armament alone fails to secure peace and calls for a studied, limited reduction plan among nations to curb global conflict.
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Avision du Prince
Syleech
Aman
Jund
An Old Fashioned Girl On Stage Reviews Youth Ideals
A dramatic monologue explores fashionable debutantes and a “petting party” craze. The narrator contrasts modern flirtations with old fashioned ideals of decency, faith, and family, questioning whether timeless values endure amid changing social mores.
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Max
Wayner
Ill fated vaudeville act ends in chaos
A failing worker finds a new role on stage as a chaotic evening unfolds. An actor collapses after a stagehand fills a revolver blank with rock salt, causing a frightening but nonfatal incident. The crowd gasps as the performer regains composure and the curtain falls with tense mood.
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Abel
Tim Shott
Teres
Warren
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