Chatterer the Red Squirrel Outwits Black Pussy
In the Old Orchard tale Chatterer the Red Squirrel hides in a stone wall to avoid Black Pussy. Hunger and patience test the cat and finally allow him to risk the outside, aided by Striped Chipmunk's terse warning. In a separate note, commentary asserts a new college plan for women emphasizing home life, literature and sciences over strict domestic science.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Black Pussy
Farmer Brown
Striped Chipmunk
Striped Chip- Pee
Trial by Senators Sparks Debate Over Wheeler Indictment
The Senate exonerates Senator Wheeler from Montana grand jury charges, while critics warn the move undermines judicial due process. President Coolidge had urged return to law and order, and critics say the action threatens public confidence in the courts and the commonwealth.
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Wheeler
United States Senate
Montana
United States
Senate
Senator Wheeler
Republic
Aaron Burr
Coolidge
Five National Conventions Shape July political Drama
The piece outlines five national conventions from June to July including Republican at Cleveland and Democratic at New York. It details La Follette the Wisconsin senator's strategy to run as an independent after conservative or radical platforms. mentions a La Follette convention in Cleveland and the fate of other potential nominees.
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Farmer-Labor
St. Paul
New York
Coolidge
la Follette
Wisconsin
Fundamentalists Win at Grand Rapids Assembly
The 136th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, faces a split between fundamentalists led by William J. Bryan and hostile modernists. The fundaments weekly says compromise is impossible and predicts a decisive factional victory leaving true Presbyterians inside the denomination.
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Mich
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
William J. Bryan
the Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Modernists Face Fire of Presbyterian Discord in Grand Rapids
The piece portrays Rev. Fosdick and liberal modernists under pressure within the Presbyterian church. It notes a hostile climate at Grand Rapids where supporters claim they are outnumbered seven to one and records a meager 1,283 signatures on a liberal affirmation among 9,965 ministers.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church of
New York City
Fosdick
Grand Rapids
Bryan
General Assembly
Klan Mocks Target With Staged Mockery
The Ku Klux Klan provokes ridicule by constructing a straw man and mockingly kicking its trousers, illustrating the group’s hostile tactic. This sharp attack exposes their method of deriding opponents rather than engaging in substantive debate.
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Ku Klux Klan
Congress Adjourment Uncertain As Senate Talks Drag On
The text notes that Congress may not adjourn until the Senate finishes discussions, and no one knows when that will be. It implies ongoing deliberations with no clear timetable for ending the session.
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Congress
Senate
Chatterer Sneaks Home as Birds Cry Thief
In the Green Forest tale Chatterer is chased by Sammy Jay and a jeering flock after being wounded by Mrs. Flicker. He dodges through a stone wall and returns home ashamed not of theft but of being caught, while friends hunt for him. The 1924 horoscope follows, noting rocky international tensions and warnings for leaders and investors.
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Sammy Jay
Chatterer
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
Paris firm considers Western grain route via canal
George Cob lentz of Louis Dreyfus & Co Paris visited Winnipeg to study the western grain route through Vancouver and the Panama Canal. The firm, a major European wheat importer, has relied on the Great Lakes route but plans a Vancouver branch and cautious expansion to harness Canadian wheat exports. last year imports totaled about 639,000,000 bushels.
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Winnipeg
Panama Canal
Louis Dreyfus & Co
Paris
France
Europe
Globe
George Coblentz
Vancouver
Panama
Great Lakes
Coblentz
British Columbia
A Fortunate Five Hundred Girls Dream of a Vermont College
Florence Davies notes 500 13 year old girls await news of a new women’s college planned for Bennington Vermont. The piece argues education should prepare women for work beyond domestic science and recognizes that men and women will pursue different paths in the world.
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United States
E Bennington
Doctor Dolittle Helps Desolate Slave Ship Survivor Suzana
A swallow guides Doctor Dolittle to a lone canoe near Fantippo where Suzana, a slave wife, cries for her husband sold to white traders. He earns her trust and learns how slave traders profits and kings fuel the West African slave trade.
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Dolittle
John Dolittle
Fantippo
Africa
Kingdom of
Susana
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