Kellogg to State Dept on Paris Debt Agreement
Senate leaders plan formal record of Kellogg’s views on the Paris debt pact before his March 4 start as secretary of state. He will speak as head of negotiations and later as secretary, with Republicans deferring a Senate record vote until authority is formalized. The dispute over U S obligations under the Dawes plan remains unresolved.
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Operation on Butler's eye successful
New York February 15 The operation performed on one eye of President Nicholas Murray Butler of Cor gibia University last week at Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital was a complete success. Dr Butler is in excellent condition and will return to his home this week.
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Bishop Anderson Voices World Peace Through Attitude
Bishop William F. Anderson of Boston preached at Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church that true peace requires attitude changes, brotherliness, and neighborliness. He recalled personal ambitions shifting from law to ministry, and noted his wartime church leadership in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Rotor Carrying Experiment Ship 45 Knots an Hour
In the North Sea aboard the Buckau the rotor powered ship runs at 45 knots for the first time under rotor power alone. The Ammen, canvas rigged, lagged behind under identical wind conditions. The Buckau steadily advances past Borkum Light toward the English east coast as Americans watch from Cuxhaven with cheers and civic welcome.
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French Premier Flouts Evening Dress Customs at Reception
In Paris on February 16, M Painieve hosted a reception at the Palais Bourbon. Guests from foreign circles and French intellectuals appeared in varied attire from dinner jackets to fatigue uniform. President Doumergue enforced strict social dress rules, turning away those in tuxedos despite the era’s fashion.
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Doctors on the Decrease In Clergymen Outnumber Physicians
A 1920s statistical note shows clergymen surpassing physicians in total numbers for the first time, with 168 348 clergymen and 164 781 physicians, including nondescripts and osteopaths. The report tracks decade changes, noting physician growth lagging population and clergy expansion.
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Lazy minister’s vice cited in Methadiar tribute
A fragment from New London Tay argues laziness condemnable in a minister and a man alike, asserting a lazy life wastes talent and foils potential despite claims of honesty and faith.
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Pop of the World at Poll Vaudeville and Palace Films
Poll Vaudeville hosts The Top of the World from Paramount with Anna Q. Nilsson James Kirlawood Raymon Hatton and Sheldon Lewis plus Ceoise Melford directing. Palace features Constance Talmadge in Her Night of Romance with Trojand Colman and a slate of vaudeville acts. Cameo presents Chalk Marks and Regal's The House of Youth with Jacqueline Trogan. Majestic opens The Devil's Cargo starring Pauline Starke Wallace Beery and William Boyd in a Sacramento vigilante tale.
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Second mysterious blaze extinguished in Hartford area
Hartford February 15 West Hartford firemen battled a second blaze at a house under construction on Bretton Road. Officials said the fires appear incendiary in both incidents with a strong odor of oil on arrival. In the first blaze, bystanders saw a man fleeing as an oil-soaked lumber pile burned on the first floor. The latest fire largely burned away the roof.
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Paul Draper Dies in New York Concert Singer
Paul Draper aged 38 8 8 died of heart disease at his sister Ruth Draper monologist home in New York on Feb 15 He was a social and musical figure and a grandson of Charles A Dana Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Grace Church He appeared as a soloist with leading symphony orchestras and was one of six children of Dr William H Draper and Ruth Dana.
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Two Women Duel Over Motherhood Past Grudge
Ottawa party conversation turns sour as two women spar over family history. Sarcastic remarks escalate until one reveals a cruel mystery about a missing mother who deserted her as a baby, sparking a speculation that the other may be the parent.
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