France election signals potential stability gains
The piece notes Poincare's 1924 policy results and the global impact of France's political deal. It cites cautious expectations from London, Washington, and Berlin and AP's pre election view of party platforms. It argues stability, reduced bureaucracy, and disinterested public service as paths to continued European economic recovery.
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Burgess Bedtime Story: The Brave Young Chuck
A young Chuck rides a towed fox on a log, fears a two legged giant, and learns Farmer Brown’s boy is his friend after reaching shore. He swallows fear, swims, and gains faith in his human helper as the old tale closes with a note of friendship. Copyright 1924. The story Homeless Folk.
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Defeat of Consolidation in Butte and Silver Bow Vote
The Walker-Roscow consolidation proposal for Butte and Silver Bow county failed by a slim majority as about 70 percent of 20 300 registered voters cast ballots. The defeat, amid mixed signals for revisions, shows strong support in some precincts and initial momentum to revive or alter the plan later.
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The French Elections Defeat Poincare Shocks World
The Paris outcome is a mixed political picture with a decisive opposition majority. Poincare’s waning popularity follows his Ruhr visit seeking funds from Germany, a move that fed financial experts’ warnings and added to domestic costs in 1923. The new parliament’s actions will reveal propensities and policies.
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Forest conservation and Arbor Day call to action
Mack of the American Tree association warns the United States has one million idle acres fit for growing trees while lumber use outpaces replenishment. The McNary Clarke measure could help. forest fires inflict about 17 million dollars in annual losses. Every citizen can help through cautious forest use and fire prevention. Arbor Day ideals are urged daily.
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Tail of the Ticket Reflects VP Nominations and Democratic Ruminations
Column comments on vice presidential desirability and who might be picked, noting Dr. Nicholas Surray ssa uer denies interest in the GOP ticket and referencing past vice presidents moving to the presidency. It discusses party dynamics, potential candidates, and strategic considerations for 1920 era politics.
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May 13 192 Mercury Horoscope Predicts Uncertainty
Horoscope notes Mercury in beneficial aspects for May 13 1924 but Saturn adverse. Forecasts include profitable work, rising unemployment in parts of the country, increased religious dissension and bigotry, and tense international relations with Italy. Children born this day described as quick and intelligent.
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Washington, D
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Darling Wins Pulitzer Prize Cartoon Honor
Darling wins a Pulitzer prize for best cartoon and a prominent columnist notes the award reflects the cartoonist's impact and public usefulness. The Standard regularly features Darling's cartoons, which are highly appreciated by readers for their wit and social commentary.
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Wats
For Five Years By Florence Davies
Florence Davies argues divorce should be easier and possibly optional after five years. She says marriage should encourage keeping the home, not force it, and urges shifting attitudes from ownership to mutual care to reduce divorces. The piece frames divorce as a social issue, not a free-love plea, urging practical change rather than upheaval.
The White Mouse Tale From Doctor Dolittle
A fragment from a 1934 tale recounts a white rat befriending a mouse with a plan to escape captivity. The rat suggests living in a dyer's shed, sharing food, and hiding from eyes in snow. They plot to dye the narrator black to blend in, but a mishap leaves him blue instead.
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