President on Trial Asks U S Back International Court Role
The piece flags President Harding’s push to join the international court, urged by Washington commentator Mark Sullivan. It notes Harding’s stance against isolation and the potential party backlash from Johnson, Borah, and La Follette as the 1920s debate shapes public opinion on world affairs. Endurance Dancing issue cited with city officials clamping down on lengthy contests.
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May Honary
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Harding
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International Court
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Cleveland
Woodrow Wilton
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Pegan
Wilsonawrens
League of Nations
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Rene
Mark Sullivan
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Jim
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Borahs
la Follettes
Republican Party
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Funding War Debts Across Nations
Nations plan to fund World War debts to the United States totaling about 6.095 billion dollars, roughly half of the total. Britain and the U.S. agreed on terms for funding British debt, with Finland and Czecho-Slovakia arranging settlements and France expected to send a commission to Washington. Russia’s debt remains unsettled under Soviet control, delaying full collection.
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Finland
CHC
Czecho-Slovakia
Cherbourg
Halkin
France
Washington
Russia
Health Talks By William Brady M D B A NA EA
A fragment from a health column discusses catarrh myths and cautionary notes about unqualified remedies. It includes Q&A on finger staining from rings, fattening the face, shower routines after gym, and corn cure advice. Named reader questions and brief medical clarifications appear.
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William Brady, M. DB
The Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
A reader lists favorite titles and authors in a compact bookish note. Entries include works by Andy Adan Pisiah North Elvert Wob Branly and others, with scattered titles and authors indicating a personal reading list.
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Mart
Andy Adan
Pisiah North
Wella
Ley Wyte
Branly ‘Permaat Mewes
RM A MAKES GOOD SHOWING AT INSPECTION
A river side military academy received praise from the United States War Department after a detailed inspection. Colonel George Woo Stewart and Lieutenant Catagel WR Pome led the effort, with the academy earning high marks for discipline, training, and equipment during the review period. The event bolstered the school’s standing, though formal findings will be released in weeks.
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Guise
Riverside
Otis Effforts
United States War Department
Trent
Alwass
Tim Colon
Vane Department
Seattle dealer fatally shoots family of four
A Seattle used furniture dealer, Endo Wand Mutuco Tadeo, allegedly killed his wife and three young daughters and an infant before surrendering at a police station. Police found the four bodies in the family home as officers rushed to confirm the report and take him into custody.
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Seattle
Wand
Mutuco Tadeo
Endo
Waldorf at 30 Focuses on Change and Fame
A 1925 snapshot recalls the Waldorf Astoria’s 30th anniversary on Birth Avenue, noting lingering Pearock Alley, a detective force, and Oscar Taelikky’s celebrity as maitre d hotel. The piece covers wartime panic, rapid recovery, publicity schemes, and New York society and charity scenes amid aging glamour.
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The
Waldorf
Birth Avenue
Ellentele
George Holitt
Mananger
Oscar Taelikky
Oscar
Auimp
Krupendors
Rome
Kery
Veterans Hold Initial Session at Confederate Veterans Meet
New Orleans held the opening session of the United Confederate Veterans third annual reunion. Resolutions committees, led by Hartsfield of Fort Worth, set credentials and formed main committees. Speakers included General Caer, Governor MocMarher, Alvin Ene, and Mrs Livingston Howe Schisler. A report cited 1,187 votes in a credentials tally with Lee favored, Alabama and Georgia showing strong support. A tribute noted Miss Lemp’s wartime hospital work and a Confederate burial service ended the day.
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New Orleans
Brest
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Resolutions Committees
Hartsfield
Fort Worth
Texas
T. J. Shepard
Gear 41A
Sresson
Julian 8. Caer
Durban
Don MocMarher
Louisiana
Alvin Ene
American Legion
Farher
J. Y. Sanders
Gowdstane
Mire
Lee
Miture
Confederacy
Fefferson Davia
Robert B. Lee
Stonewall” Jackson
Tiwan
Jacko
Thia
Tienera
TL Hoath
Rotherfort
Royavelal
Ebawidt Aq Tanites
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Aller Plateu
Tamach
Cicarele
Alabama
Maryland
Cayala Watt
Pouphin
Davia
pledge of unity and order sparks uproar over confederate rhetoric
A speech declaring forgetfulness of past divisions and loyalty to law provokes strong reaction. The speaker, Br. Troutt, rails against being whipped and asserts Confederate soldiers faced hardship, stirring a heated dispute about reconciliation and regional loyalties.
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Herth
Troutt
Closer Cooperation to Aid Veterans Rehabilitation Efforts
The Fifth District American Legion rehabilitation committee met with the district manager of the veterans' bureau in Atlanta to discuss hospitalization and rehabilitation of disabled men. Leaders urged tighter Legion and bureau coordination with plans expanding nationwide across all districts. Dr Leroy Dunn of Anchorage NC spoke on care for disabled soldiers with tuberculosis and recommended treatment approaches for presentation to the Legion committee.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Atlanta
Legion
Burea
Amrry A. Wallerstein
Seterins
Barrau
Aneta
Veloriie Imeegi
John Mc Bhan
Veterane’ Bureau
Joseph Sparks
Columbia
B.C
Charles AM. Sloane
11Th
Bureau
Leroy Daun
Anhesiles
N. C
Dunn
Rehabilitation Committee of the
Fires First Gun in Fight to Lead D.A.R. Vote List
A heated Daughters of the American Revolution leadership contest opens with Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook of Pennsylvania and Mrs Hunger of Washington among candidates. Endorsements from state and national figures pour in as campaigns begin to define the next president general and set the tone for the organization.
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Hall
Hongo
He Delepung
G. Wallace
P Warhington
Beri
Mira
George Maywird Manor
Connertiewt
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Anthony Wayne Cook
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Mie
Walluem
New York
Hhanger
Cannes ‘Cat Organization
Georgia
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Tank
Mim Minor
Jennie
Mes. Bonger
Hunger
Minor
United States
Kincaid, Pioneer of Griffin, Dies in Georgia
Griffin, Ga April 11 Captain W J Kincaid pioneer citizen and founder of many Griffin enterprises died after a five week illness. He moved to Georgia from North Carolina, built the Griffin Cotton Mills and Griffin Manufacturing Company, led local commerce and civic groups, and served as president of several organizations. His death ends a long career shaping Griffin's development.
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W. J. Kincaid
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Wibe
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Reanaud
Agiy
Rutherford Academy
Tie
Adie Vall Blackwell
Hate
Whiteley
Kincald
North Carn Mlla
Georgia
Jinnle Rivera
Howell Cloul
Atlanta
Kine
Hiv Heaton
Hia
Spatom and Prong Legal Firm Name Transition
After the death of Luther Houser Sr, the prominent Atlanta attorney, the law firm Togrrr Rinton & Fooking has been disrupted. Marshall Slatin and Efopline have expropriated the practice, now operating as Slaton & Hoplina at the same address, with misdated notices and uncertain ownership.
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Brominent
Atlanta
Togrrr, Rinton & Fooking
Hee Bren Shovendel
Marshall Slatin
Efopline
Will
Victor the Altimme
Slaton & Hoplina
Rosner
Marvel
Dignity of Court Strongly Upheld By Senator Dial
A South Carolina senator defends the Supreme Court, condemning calls to overturn rulings while urging respect for constitutional limits. He argues the court remains a fair and capable institution trusted by the majority of Americans despite calls for reform.
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Senator Dial
Occupation Costs Rise as Berlin Power Shifts in Postwar Quagmire
Paris reports rising costs of occupation with German leaders including Berlin chancellor Hamm arrested by French authorities and returned to Berlin. Noted are other figures such as Stegerwald and Guiberts, with authorities restricting access to the diet amid ongoing turmoil and property seizures.
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Berlin
No Settlement In Candler Suit Byfield States
Clyde Byfield says no settlement exists in the Candler suit. The case involves allegations over a proposed payment to Walter Camiler and the timing of charges. The pending matter centers on claims that Candier and Byfield acted improperly while traveling to Barone from the Ur Sites, with legal counsel listed.
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Byfield
Clyde
Uysfield
Clyde Byfield
Bedelia
Heros
Barone
Vessel Stranded Near Vancouver Disabled Tug Inoperable
A damaged report notes a vessel stranded near Vancouver with a tug disabled nearby. The incident prompted a rescue watch as maritime authorities assessed the situation and prepared assistance for the crew aboard the distressed vessel.
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Vancouver
Bogus Check Artist Held in Chattanooga for Atlanta Victim
Lucian Gomes a fugitive from Atlanta Ga with multiple aliases was arrested in Chattanooga by a private detective on a charge of passing bad checks and targeting local banks. The arrest follows reports of a scheme to deposit checks then withdraw funds before the banks detect the fraud, a situation linked to a larger case in progress with law enforcement.
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