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Disarmament talk stalls as league debate stalls progress
A critical review notes the League of Nations commission on disarmament failing to pass any positive resolution after ten days. German Count Von Bernstorff proposes abolishing aerial warfare, but is rebuffed by arguing war rules must remain. Nations act in self interest, delaying any real move toward disarmament.
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Chicago Tribune overplays opposition to prohibition
A reader argues the Chicago Tribune is independent yet biased against prohibition, condemning zealots on both sides. The letter says the paper errs by overemphasizing anti prohibition stances while opposing enforcement zeal and tainting public policy debates with heated rhetoric.
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Young Robert Maynard Becomes Chicago University President
The 10 year old Robert Maynard is named president of the University and arrives at the Waly Inn school in New Haven. He succeeds Dr. Max Mason, who resigned as director of mutual sciences at the Rockefeller Institute. The Chicago post begins July 2.
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Youth Take Helm at Chicago University in Modern Era
The piece argues that youth is uniquely suited for leading major institutions, noting a shift from aging presidents to energetic 30 somethings. It cites Franklin D. Roosevelt era expectations, Grover Cleveland, and Alexander as contrasts, framing youth as a defining trend in higher education leadership.
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Chicago University
Sion
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Minn
Grover Cleweland Alexander
Chicago Laughs At Lake Water Feud Provokes City Gaze
A century long dispute over Lake Michigan water use reaches a critical point as lake levels rise and threaten Chicago’s ships and civic image. Scientists warn levels may fluctuate until 1906, after which a clearer verdict on Chicago’s diversions could emerge.
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Advertising keeps business growing in small towns
A northern newspaper column argues advertising boosts local trade, citing Rayne Louisiana where a small store grew to a $500000 annual business in a town of about 8 000. It notes newspapers inform customers of goods and create demand, urging merchants to advertise to stay current and competitive.
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Times
Politics at Washington and Hoover’s nomination drive
The article notes jealousy in the senate at Washington amid Hoover's success in securing the presidential nomination in Kansas City last year and his subsequent election. Senator Watson of Indiana appears as a presidential candidate in the discussion.
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Sherman Says Farmers Must Unite Before Relief Aid
The speech urges farmers to organize and unite to ensure mutual benefit from relief measures. It warns against efforts by Washington insiders to derail farm relief and stresses vigilance over plans to manipulate policy for personal gain.
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Warning sparks cartoon on farm relief and party loyalty
A critical cartoon targets farm relief and warning, arguing the public should heed it. The piece notes skeptics think many proposed Republican nominees lack party affiliation for two years, rendering them ineligible and undermining the ticket.
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Sunday Register
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Did You Ever Stop To Think About General Lassiter
Edson R Waite notes Major General Lassiter and staff at Fort Sam Houston as part of the Eighth Corps headquarters. He praises Lassiter for dignified leadership during the border crisis, his military and diplomatic background, and the combined strength of the staff.
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Legion of Honor
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Crime Deluge and Sleuth Books
An old wartime style column laments the surge of detective tales. It notes publishers abandoning booths for crime stories, mentions Sherlock Holmes parodies, and mocks readers seeking gore over classic verse and moral tales.
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Dhamatista
Sherlock Holmes
van ‘Dine
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Yarna
Edwin Baird
Austin Freeman
Byron
Gowper
P Pepe
Debtor and Crime Tales Mix With Odd Kitchen Extracts
A fragmented page blends a terse crime refrain about creditors and jail with culinary snippets for chicken with lemon sauce, broccoli cheese eggs, and tuna with peas. It also notes a test ride by Barcelona Automobile Club participants atop a serpentining grade in southern Europe.
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Balk
Colery Sale
Adinkee Puis
Dwelye
Willy Sory
Correct English A Daily's Quiz Guesses and Grammatical Queries
A reader questions phrase origins and verb forms in a collage of quiz style notes. It discusses participles of travel verbs and sentence corrections while offering examples about usage, punctuation, and contractions.
Fragmented verse and dialogue in a chaotic column
A stream of disjointed lines from poems and notes reveals a lively but tangled scene. References include editors in New York, eyebrows plucked, a doctor and wife, a class of women learning to cook, and a town talk tone amid casual questions.
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Jonely
Hupp Sets Record in Difficult Mountain Climb
A severe ascent on a twisting, rocky Catalan peak near Barcelona tests radiators and braking systems as Hupp achieves a new record. The challenging route climbs nearly five and a half miles to the summit, drawing attention from Mediterranean port observers and local inhabitants.
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Spain
Bargelon
London
New Willys Knight Seen As Notable Achievement
The report credits Willys-Querland for pioneering the Willys 70-B with a sleeve-valve six-cylinder engine, praising its design, power, and value. The Toledo builder, largest Knight-engined car maker, unveils a larger model on a 1424-inch wheelbase with new bodywork and refined interiors.
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Willys- Knight
Seniority Amid Turmoil in Unclear Report
Fragmentary text shows disjointed phrases about ranks and individuals, with names and places obscured. The readable portions suggest a note on seniority or ranking within a group, but no coherent event, date, or outcome is evident.
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