League of Women Voters Names Men For Final Selection Committee
The League of Women Voters plans a five men five women committee for final selection. Names suggested include General Pershing President Harding Dr George E Vincent Thomas Edison Coolidge David Belasco David Starr Jordan Judge Lindsey and Senator Lodge. Member interest shows strong voting participation.
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North Dakota primary tests McCumber Frazier clash
National observers watched North Dakota's Republican primary as Senator Porter J. McCumber sought renomination against Lynn J. Frazier. Frazier's likely win could topple McCumber while the Nonpartisan League faces a major setback amid recalls and coalition tactics.
Butte Shows Clean Bill of Health Through Hygiene Push
With no contagious cases in Silver Bow county, Butte celebrates a historic clean bill of health. The Rockefeller Foundation cites Dr Mee a health officer led efforts that reduced typhoid and diphtheria while targeting personal hygiene, food values, exercise, and social activities for overall well being.
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A Feminine Hall of Fame Names Likely Examples
The National League fields a nationwide survey to select the greatest American women for a forthcoming hall of fame at the request of a South American writer. Six women are currently viewed as certain contenders: Carrie Chapman Catt, Jane Addams, Ida Tarbell, Edith Wharton, Agnes Repplier, and Cecilia Beaux.
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Jane Addams
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Virginia’s stop at crossings urges drivers to halt
The article cites a Virginia law requiring a full stop at railroad crossings for motorists, regardless of train presence, to reduce fatalities. It notes 1921 national grade crossing deaths and urges railroads to improve sightlines and replace audible signals with visual devices while accepting current costs.
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No College Graduates In San Quentin Prison Population
San Francisco reports from Oliver C. Laiaure that in 1921 at San Quentin the California state penitentiary housed 1170 prisoners with no college graduates among them and only 108 who had completed high school.
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Horoscope for Friday June 30 1922 predicts upheaval and cautious planning
Astrological reading notes Jupiter ruling the day with benefic influence but Mars and other planets threaten action. It warns against signing or risky ventures, urges careful planning, and foresees political and social tension, health concerns, and heightened attention to women's roles.
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Harding greets Shriner caravan heading to convention
A group of Washington Shriners travel by car to the San Francisco Shrine convention. Capt. B A McMahon of Texas drives the lead automobile and bids farewell to President Harding amid Shrine greetings.
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Simple Crystal Detector Receiving Set Instructions
A detailed guide explains a simple crystal detector radio set with an aerial, ground, variable condenser, crystal detector, and head set. It covers parts, assembly, and costs, noting performance depends on aerial length and conditions but a complete set can be built for about $20. It also describes making detectors and choosing galena crystals.
Forecast for children born today hints at traits and luck
A brief horoscope notes that children born on this day may be very adaptable and affectionate. The wording suggests potential challenges in business aptitude but frames the day as one of favorable traits for personal relations.
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Economist's Principles on War Debts Postwar Credit Shift
An economist argues in Yale Review that the United States has moved from debtor to creditor nation. He urges gradual liquidation of debts, starting with small payments, to allow Europe time to rebuild exports while ensuring American taxpayers are not burdened excessively.
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Canadian inventor unveils four-surface detachable shirt cuff
A Canadian businessman says he has perfected a detachable reversible shirt cuff offering four wearing surfaces. He holds three Canadian patents and seeks US and British patents. Two cuff models exist, one fully detached and one attachable, with no hooks or buttons.
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