Cox argues force not necessary but prudent for League
Governor Cox touring Kansas and Missouri argues that moral influence may suffice for League of Nations, but armed force behind it is prudent. He compares to a sheriff's power and cites Elihu Root and Taft on commercial embargo as preventive of war. He defends discussion and arbitration before enforcement and denounces Hitchcock reservations.
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Harding Special Reaches Marion After Derailment Incident
The Harding special train, with the "Ideal" car derailed earlier, rerouted northwest to Marion as Senator Harding completes a three day tour. He spoke in West Virginia cities and delivered two Ohio addresses after a large Ashland Kentucky gathering.
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Presidential Campaign Stump Speech Targets German Slogans
The nominee in Ashland and Parkersburg condemned pork barrel river and harbor bills and urged efficient inland waterways. He criticized the America First and Deutschland Uber Alles slogans, likening a drift toward dictatorship to Germany's WWI regime and urging vigilance against one man rule.
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Shoe Outlook Better in Lynn
The Lasters' Union voted to sign a new pact with the Manufacturers' Association, signaling a settled Lynn shoe situation after two weeks of uncertainty. Delegates were instructed not to sign. the council again rejected the agreement 16 to 14 as unions demanded higher wages.
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New Haven Seeks over Twelve Million for Locomotives and Yards
New Haven railroad officials asked the State Public Utilities Department for authority to issue notes totaling 13,130,000. They plan to spend 10,000,000 for new locomotives and use the remainder to establish classification yards at Providence and other sites.
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New Haven Railroad
State Public Utilities Department
Providence
Correction on Medford raid date and occupant
A recent Medford raid resulted in six arrests for illegal gaming at a Sunnyside terrace house. The occupant was Ernest Brincle, not Mrs. A B Sloane as previously reported.
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NO SWITCHES FOR B U GIRLS
Freshmen at Boston University College of Liberal Arts show natural curls as marcel wave doctors are ignored. Gamma Delta sophomores initiated freshies yesterday with continuation to Friday night as green bows placards and hair arrangements are changed before Friday evening callers. Flowers were presented to favorite professors with desks covered in bouquets.
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Doctor Simmons Weds on Couch in Bangor
Dr. William H. Simmons a noted New England surgeon aged over 70 wed Lucy H Wheeler 34 on a couch as City Clerk Victor Brett conducted the ceremony in Bangor. Simmons, once a Harvard varsity rower, lay recovering from a recent paralysis stroke.
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Woman from New Auburn endorses Dr True's Elixir
A New Auburn woman confesses she suffered in silence due to pride and used Dr True's Elixir for relief. She reports milder digestion, improved headaches, and a clearer complexion, noting praise from others and urging others not to pretend.
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