Discovering the League Whispers of a Naming Controversy
The article notes Representative Burton pressing staff to separate the league’s arms conference from the league’s name within a thirty day window. The move signals a clash over branding and organizational identity in New York politics and sports governance.
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New York Times
League
Burton
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple, harmless product that clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and calms inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal troubles. It claims to help with appendicitis prevention and complete relief, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Mayr
Eva
Fannin and State of Texas Approved To Begin Banking
The State National Bank of Bonham in Bonham Texas is certified to commence banking under federal law after meeting statutory requirements. The act converts The First State Bank of Bonham, Bonham Texas, into the Fannin and State of Texas, with E. W. Stearns acting Comptroller of the Currency signing the document on April 25, 1925.
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Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
State National Bank of
Bonham
Fannin
E. W. Stearns
Covenant Debate Reflects Leagues of Nations Faith
The piece argues that the League’s power lies in moral authority and world wide hearing, not mere enforcement. It notes Articles X and XVI underperform, sanctions imperfect, but the league blocked Mussolini and could deter future aggression, while domestic politics slow progress. It cites Mr. Burton and Lithuania in the Russia invasion context and hints at Duncombe’s related views.
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Roumania
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Persia
China
Arms Conference
Duncombe
Men wear bouffant pants and girls opt for sailor trousers
In a June report from New York Hedda Hoyt notes fashion shifts with men adopting bouffant pants while women favor sailor trousers over knickers. The piece highlights changing silhouettes and gendered apparel trends of the era.
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Hedda Hoyt
United Art Press
New York
Flapper Fashion and Pension Plans Highlight Period Aims
The article notes youths dressing in boyish styles on Riverside Drive and at Grant's Tomb, with flapper fashions spreading from Hollywood to colleges. It also promotes the eight year old American Tobacco Company Savings Plan, presenting it as an accessible self pension system for employees.
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Empire
Objections Rise Over Plan Amid Prohibition Debate
A fragment from the Miami Daily News notes sportsmen oppose a mixed plan while broader issues of etiquette and policy surface. The piece plays with phrases on listening, barbers as chirosensors, and the shifting terrain of politics and prohibition in a humorous, editorial voice.
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