Opposition Less on Coolidge View of Mexican Moves
A fragmented article discusses Senate stance on President Coolidge's Mexican policy, noting opposition and support dynamics. It highlights the Senate’s emphasis on protecting nationals and property, while contrasting White House reactions to Senate transactions amid unsettled diplomatic discussions with Mexico and Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Van
Senate
Tefrain
Trenathen Ami
Mweh
White House
Mexico
Nicaragua
Cooking Test Proves Cleanliness In Food Handling
A garbled recipe paragraph discusses a cooking test proving cleanliness in food handling. It mentions rice from a box and twenty minutes of cooling, with references to experts and a New York company address. The text is fragmented but suggests a testing context for safe preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Tans
Pimple Sufferer Reports Clear Skin After Resinol Trial
Miss Els E Painter of Doubs Maryland describes four years of acne and rough skin on face and back. She says cold cream failed but Resinol Soap and Ointment cleared pimples and blackheads within weeks. Free samples offered by writing Dept. 62, Itimere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Els
Itimere
Darken Hair with Sage and Sulphur Compound Ad
An old advertisement claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens hair evenly without a telltale stain. It promotes easy home use by applying with a sponge strand by strand for a youthful, glossy look and notes a 73 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Mexico Arbitration Debate Drives U S Property Claims
The article analyzes the Senate stance on arbitration with Mexico amid a Mexican land and mineral claim dispute. It notes a shift toward preserving American property rights through compensation for land and oil holdings, and discusses historic Mexico policy changes in mineral ownership and the proposed fifty year lease as a substitute.
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White House
Senate
America
Mexico
Atep
Mexicas
Mexica
Leardot
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Lenroot
Asia
Wight
Futura
Man Arrested After Bail Release In Connecticut Case
Henry W Van Giver was released on $1,000 bail in Danbury after appearing in city court on charges of selling insurance without a state license. He faced a warrant from Bridgeport Police for breach of peace tied to counterfeit name checks. He was rearrested and jailed in Danbury on separate complaints.
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Henry W van Giver
Tiftys Aine
Spring
Springdale
Stamford
Bridaqport
van Sciver
Danbury
Nolkey
TY M C A Plans For Entertainment Monday
The Y M C A will host an entertainment program Monday at 9 pm for members and friends. The lineup includes three boxing bouts, one wrestling match, and a hand balancing act, followed by refreshments. Participants include Stone versus Brodle, Daley versus Esposito, Lee versus Secanna, Friedman versus Eluerle, and Dastey with Mellor in the balancing act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y M.ca
Harry Stone
Eddie Brodle
Jack Daley
Phil Esposito
Artie Lee
Frank Secanna
Benny Friedman
Lews Eluerle
Fred Dastey
Stunt Mellor
Ho E Brown
U S Urges Patience in China Amid Shanghai Tensions
Borah urges patience as U S naval forces stand ready to protect American lives and property at Shanghai. Kellogg signals willingness to cooperate with Britain and France if necessary, while Washington weighs new treaties and possible embassy evacuations. Cantonese and competing forces mass near Nanking and Shanghal, with international diplomacy strained and public debate intensifying.
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Shanghai
Kellogg
Wililama T
Washington
United States
China
Shanehal
Amy
Bharhal
Chekiang
Tenat
Chong Tao-Lin
Nanking
Shanchai Onder
Chang
Helen Hangzhow
Hla
Horah
Guerd
State Department
London
Japan
Peking
House
Keberg
Connally
Texas
Actin
Worca
Hepreaentative
Abernathy
North Carolina
Borak
Great Britain
Connecticut Women's Clubs Seek Silence on Browning Trial
The Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs urged state newspaper publishers to print no further indecent details of Edward West Browning v. Frances Browning in a special meeting. Led by Mrs. Emily Louise Plainley, the federation adopted the resolution unanimously to protect the welfare of the Connecticut home.
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London
Connecticut
Edward West Browning
New York
Frances “Peaches
Teenan Browning
Way
Connecticut Hom
Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs
Emily Louise Plaimley
Stamford
Under Cover Plan Attacked by Prohibition Chief
A Bruce Bielaski head of the government underrecover agents refused to approve a government run speakeasy in New York after testifying in a West 44th Street lease suit. He said funds paid rent and partly bought liquor but the venture never profited and a dictaphone setup aided a man who sought to trap a government agent. Bielaski defended the open situation but opposed such method again. Russell M. Goddet, a former rum runner, was acquitted for impersonating a DOJ agent after testifying he believed his job made him an agent.
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New York
Bruce Pielaski
Bielaski
West 44Th Street
Brigde
Inter
Rum
Unl
Viridge Whist Club
Sark
Russell M.fodgett
Ormer
Department of Justice
Ben
British Lord Impostor Married Woman Then Vanished
Clara Sylvia Guthrie, daughter of Rev De William Norman Guttte, files suit in June 1923 annulment of marriage to Edward Charles Mackenzie Martyn who posed as single heir to Lord Trevelan. She reveals he claimed Cambridge degree and WWII service while concealing a prior English marriage. He is not listed in Jerrett’s peerage and was last said to work for a Los Angeles auto firm.
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New York
Inn
Inc
Clara Sylvia Guthrie
de William Norman Guttte
al St! Marka-in-the-Bowemie
Whch
Edward Charles Mackenzle-Martyn
Mackenzle-Martyn
Himuyelf
St. Levan
St. Michael’s Mount
Cornwall
Lord
Mackenzie Martyn
Jerrett
Who
Engileh
Los Angeles
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Rockwell & CO
Wall Street
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Mercer Coal
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