Missouri Prosecution Meet Set In Jefferson City In February
Attorney General Barrett calls a February 27 gathering of Missouri prosecuting attorneys in Jefferson City to discuss law enforcement measures. U S Attorney General Daugherty requested a review of price fixing in retail food and fuel and enforcement of prohibition laws with attendance by federal district attorneys and prohibition agents.
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Daugherty
Missouri
House of Representatives
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E. M. Smith
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L. C. Ricketts
J. F. Whitaker
Webb City
John F. Heinrichs
Worldwide World News Briefs From Capitals In Review
A week of global updates covers President Harding urging Senate on arms conference ratification, France and Genoa talks, Lloyd George planning the March 8 meeting, and relief aid moves for Poland and Russia. Also noted are disarmament talks, naval personnel debates, and assorted domestic incidents from Nebraska to Texas amid international shifts.
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House of Commons
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Russia
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Navy
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Pius XI Crowned Pope Amid Great Pomp in Rome
In Rome the crowning of Pope Pius XI unfolded with grand ceremony. dignitaries from church and diplomacy, Roman aristocracy, and vast crowds witnessed the rite. He addressed about 200000 from St Peters outer balcony, then blessed the cheering throng after long insistence.
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Pius XI
Leo III
St. Peters
Lega
Four Ulster specials killed at Clones rail station
At Clones station four Ulster special constables were shot dead by Irish Republican Army gunmen as they waited to board a train to Enniskillen. A machine gun opened fire, wounding several others before the attackers fled.
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Ulster Special
Clones
Enniskillen
Irish Republican Army
Oklahoma K. K. K. Parade Through Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a Ku Klux Klan parade by Clan No 1 faced crowds along crowded business streets. The event drew thousands who blocked traffic for about an hour as a fiery cross appeared on Broadway avenue and Knights in white led the procession.
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Clan No. 1
Realm of Oklahoma
Ku Klux Klan
Broadway Avenue
Knights In White
Baylor Chapel Burns in Dome Fire at Baylor University
A fire in the dome of Baylor University’s F L Carroll chapel in Waco Texas caused an estimated loss of 1 million dollars before it was controlled. The blaze left the chapel practically a wreck and underlines the sudden danger to campus structures.
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Baylor University
Waco
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F. L. Carroll
Twyman Sentenced Ten Years for Boy Slaying
H G Twyman was found guilty of killing Dell Thames at the state training school for boys in Fort Worth Texas and received a ten year sentence from the jury.
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Kas
H. PD. Bowles
Joplin
Fort Worth
Tex
H. G. Twyman
Dell Thames
Franklin's Sawdust Pudding Dinner on Patronage
A story from Jared Sparks recounts Benjamin Franklin resisting patronage by inviting critics to dinner. He served water and sawdust puddings, showing he could subsist without patrons and urging guests to eat what he offered. The anecdote illustrates his independence and defiance of influential backers.
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Jared Sparks
Franklin
Philadelphia
Cure for Sleeping Sickness Reported From Expedition
A scientific expedition based in Johannesburg reports a sleeping sickness cure tested in Northern Rhodesia under tropical conditions. The bacillus causing the disease has been isolated and linked to game in the Addo bush, with hopes the cure will prevent Ngana and open Zululand for cattle farming.
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South Africa
Rhodesia
Zululand
Addo
Right Royal Street at South Audley Street
A correspondent notes South Audley street as a royal thoroughfare housing exiled and visiting royals. It was built in 1728 and numbered mansions housed Charles X in exile at No 72, Louis XVIII at No 74 in 1814, Portuguese royal representatives nearby, Queen Caroline in 1820 at No 77, and Duke of York at Cambridge House later known as Curzon House.
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London
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Lathe Turns Ships Masts in Georgia Shipyard
A giant lathe like device, described in Popular Mechanics, shapes masts up to 100 feet long. Timber is held between tailstocks with an internal gear chuck and driven by a 25 horsepower motor at 18 rpm. Two electrically driven cutting carriages move along rails at 3 6 or 12 feet per minute.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
The Flapper Views On College Discipline
The president of Smith College comments on the modern college girl aged seventeen to twenty two known as the flapper. He says she is worldly and shrewd, not the past sweet student, and that strict faculty discipline would spark revolt. He advocates giving her rope with student-made rules guiding her behavior.
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