Historical parallels echo in constitutional debate and League of Nations
An editorial recalls Patrick Henry and early ratification fights to question current fears about the League. It argues opposition mirrors past warnings against the U S Constitution and warns against reactionary resistance to progress.
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Hivery Pacer
Patrick Henry
Virginia
McMaster
Tick Henry
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York
Wilson
Philadelphia
Washington
League
Washingtons view on imperfect constitutions and the League
A historical reflection argues that Washington supported imperfect documents as starting points, highlighting the Constitution and the League of Nations as evolving forms fit for amendment. It urges courage to adopt progress over fear, citing Hamilton and Jefferson era pragmatism and the need for growth.
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George Washington
League of Nations
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
League
Wheat King Welcomed By An Old Chum
Chicago reports relief in Gulf port wheat congestion after a period of strain. Traffic conditions have improved with 10000 cars moved, foreign buyers pressing for tonnage, and two score vessels securing routes to New Orleans and Galveston. Remain calm about Salveston and New Orleans stocks. Rome denies New York claim Italy must trade through London.
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Chicago
Gulf Ports
Transportation Department
Chicago Board of Trade
Crop Reporting Department
Board
New Orleans
Galveston
Salveston
Rome
New York
London
Italy
Dutch Queen Reaffirms Pageantry Amid Parliament Opening
In The Hague the Queen rides in a gilded carriage to Parliament Square for the annual ceremony. Ministers wear white duck trousers and odd hats before resuming work. Discontented post and telegraph workers march with placards demanding higher pay.
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The
Hague
Knights Hall
Parliament Square
Post and Telegraph Department
Hard Times in Germany Hit Universities and Teachers
Berlin reports wrenching readjustments as high prices and depreciated money push professors and instructors from German universities and schools. Many seek work abroad, with some already in Mexico and South America. fears rise over 16 000 Posen children losing instruction and calls to retain departing staff.
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Berlin
Germany
Mexico
South America
Dizai
Republic
Posen
Visit to the cradle of the Hapsburg dynasty in exile
Charles of Austria, nephew of late Emperor Francis Joseph, toured the ruined Hapsburg chateau in the Canton of ie with two priests and two detectives. The exiled monarch spoke in a kitchen setting with a Swiss farmer now owning the property, an hour of dialogue noted as cordial and private.
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Geneva
Em- Charles of
Austria
Francis Joseph
Hapsburg Dynasty
Chateau Hapsburg
Charles
Hapsburs Exqus
Atgerland
Sempach
Elegant school dress collection with checks and plaids
Exceptionally well made in distinctive patterns with plain collars and cuffs. Dresses feature dainty embroidery and neat pockets, many with plaited skirts. Sizes 6 to 14 years in black cordovan or white hose. hosiery packs 2 for 63 to 85 cents.
Footwear Sale Includes Pumps Oxfords and Theories
A dated sale blurb offers tan and black pumps oxfords and military heels from regular stock. Footwear described as stylish and high quality with brown or black options. Heavy strong shoe sizes range from 10 to 13 with prices around 2.95 and boys shoes sizes 1 to 5 with price 3.95.
Hosiery sale offers men and children stockings
Men's black hose regular 29 cents each, three pairs for 63 cents. Children's black ribbed hose priced at 39 cents each.
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Bridgeport Times
Barnum
Times Publishing Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Conn
Associated Press
Post Omce
Connecticut
Nesday
U.S
United State
Friends of the Const
Parker
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Tokio
Gov. Cox
Madison Square
Cox
Cource
Senate
Taft
Elihu Root
Hirot
Root
le X. L
United States
Congress
Che
Women’s Union Suits
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