White House Briefly Holds New Year Reception At Bryan Home
Washington January 1 diplomats gathered at Secretary Bryan’s home for a New Year breakfast in buffet style replacing the usual White House reception. Ambassador Jusser of France led the courtesies as officials and foreign attaches attended with Pan American Union members and state department officials present.
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Pan American Lion
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New Years
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Foreign Relations Committee of Congress
Freedom of thought wanted for teachers
Washington January 1 Step to assure freedom of thought and speech for professors of political science in American universities will be undertaken by a committee named at the closing session of the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association. The association adopted a resolution providing for a three member committee to examine liberty of thought and tenure for political science teachers, prompted by recent university action against a professor of economics involved in progressive state legislation. John Bassett Moore was elected president of the association, which will meet next year in Chicago.
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Woman Robbed of $10,000 Diamond Bracelet in St Louis
Mrs Alexander Landy, wife of a St Louis fur dealer, was robbed of a diamond bracelet valued at $10,000 last night between her home and a downtown theater. The jewelry was a Christmas gift from her husband.
Efforts to Settle Copper Mine Strike Progress Report
January 1 telegraph from John B Densmore of the United States Department of Labor to Governor Ferris says progress toward a settlement of the copper strike is likely. Discussions involve Calumet Rho Vining Co and plans may mature. Governor Ferris will not intervene, while Secretary Wilson notes active information gathering and ongoing efforts to resolve the dispute.
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Temperance on the Job The Only Way to Win Say Atlanta Business Men
Atlanta business leaders approve temperance as a workplace necessity after reading The Constitution editorial The Drink of the Job They stress sobriety boosts efficiency and longevity and cite economic and production arguments from executives across sectors Including Colonel Frederick Paxon Bud L Widkinson and W A Orr who frame abstinence as key to steady performance and business success.
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Temperance Appeal Amidst a Cold Hearted Pain
A fragment notes temperance advocates framing their cause as a sentimental struggle against a brutal business. They warn the pain of vice will end in consequence, urging action despite harsh opposition.
Silence Enjoined in Mayor Mitchel Administration
New York reports turmoil as critics urge silence on Mayor Mitchel amid early days in office. John Turre Witchel signals party factions, while the fusion coalition pushes a policy of restraint and progress, with questions about future governance and public statements.
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