Trend of European Thought Against Wars Warns of Slow Disarmament
Sir Esme Howard, British ambassador to the United States, told the World Conference of International Justice in Cleveland that Europe leans toward permanent peace and that naval and military arms will be discarded gradually as nations accept war as a relic. He criticized journalists who fuel war hype and highlighted President Coolidge’s centennial message endorsing the conference.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
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United States
World Conference of International Justice
American Peace Society
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Coolidge
Northerners Against Japanese Rise Of Tensions In China
Reports describe limited outside access with sporadic looting. The murdered Japanese count grows from seven to 13 with 28 missing, two possibly murdered. Nationalist troops pull back as reinforcements reach Japanese defenders in the foreign settlement. Tokio dispatches ships to Chinese ports and an aircraft carrier to Tsingtao to support possible air operations in Shantung.
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Tsingtao
Shantung
Bast Trial Continues Behind Closed Doors
The Bishop Anton Bast of Copenhagen faces ecclesiastical charges as his accuser, Rev. John P. Ingerslew, testifies. The Methodist Episcopal general conference refers to the judiciary committee the issue of paying Ingerslew’s $10,000 judgment, signaling a possible reopening of the case alongside Bast’s trial.
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Kansas City
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Copenhagen
John P. Ingerslow
Jerusalem
Methodist Episcopal Church
Judiciary Committee
Ingerslew
Bishop Bast
Hermes Returns to Duty After Overhaul in England
The British navy aircraft carrier Hermes with 20 planes is back on duty in North China waters after a full overhaul in England, signaling restored air power and readiness in the region.
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Hermes
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Prince Carol Faces Expulsion as Romanian Crisis Deepens
In London and Roumania reports, Prince Carol admits delaying tactics and a manifesto while seeking a divorce and right to his son King Michael. Simultaneously 5,000 peasants march toward Bucharest amid martial law, government fear, and regency talks on cabinet changes.
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London
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Roumania
England
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Mihilachi
Albajulia
Transylvania
Bremen builders honored at New York luncheon
The Bremen flight team and designer Professor Hugo Junkers were saluted at a New York luncheon by 1,200 guests from the German American trade group. Secretary Hoover praised the flight as peaceable air transport progress, while the fliers received gifts including platinum watches and cars.
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New York
Bremen
North Atlantic
Board of Trade For
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Germany
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Commercce
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Lindbergh
Atlantic
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
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Major Fitzmaurice
Senate Clears Deck for Tax Slash Row
Washington May 7 The Senate cleared its decks for a major tax reduction row likely tomorrow while the House kept hammering calendar bills with some success Limitations loom with Boulder Dam flood control and other matters leaving little time for small bills before adjournment At Trales Ireland William O Donnell died. he was born and married on February 11.
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Senate
House
Boulder Dam
William O'Donnell
Trales
Ireland
Parties to elect Helena delegates amid trips and debates
The piece notes five cent per mile expenses for delegates, a plan for 22 delegates with half votes, and lists Smith-for-President club members ready to travel to Helena. It mentions Walsh's retirement dampening enthusiasm, Silver Bow club support, and Republican hopes with limited contest and looming disappointment regardless of convention size.
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Helena
al Smith
T. J. Walsh
Smith Club
Silver Bow
Democratic Club
Butte
Walsh
That Baby You've Longed For
Mrs. Margaret Porter of Kansas City recounts years of infertility and misery before becoming a mother to a daughter. She offers her secret freely to any married woman who writes. no sale, no charge, confidential correspondence to Mrs. Margaret Burton.
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Kansas City
Margaret Burton
Massachusetts
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