World News Roundup Reflects Global Tensions
Across capitals leaders grapple with postwar finance and diplomacy. Reports cite Germany Dawes plan ties, Japanese immigration protests in Tokyo, Hungarian assets under League control, and ex Kaiser’s uncertain movements. Other items note U S political rumblings, fires, accidents, and notable deaths.
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League of Nations
Jeremiah Smith
Boston
League
Zita
Hapsburg
Session Ends Amid Turmoil
A legislative session ends amid turmoil as lawmakers debate appropriations and funding decisions. Key figures and agencies are named in the contested budget, with observers noting unresolved issues and potential special sessions.
End of Congress Derailed by Farm Aid and Navy Plans
Washington faced a stormy end as Western lawmakers clashed over farm relief reclamation and defense bills. Key measures including eight cruisers and bonus funding failed after vetoes and procedural blocks left the session to end automatically.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Oil interests called formid able barrier in Mexican revival
Nogales Sonora President Obregon denounces oil interests as the real gravestone of Mexico's moral social and political vindication. He says material interests in Wall Street shield a conspiracy against Mexico's institutions and that the revolutionary government will not serve them.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Obregon
Wall Street
Fatal launch capsizes near Newport Bay jetty
A Santa Ana fishing party of six men and two boys died when their launch swamped off Newport Bay jetty. Five others survived as the craft capsized in a heavy wave while heading to sea for a day’s fishing. The six men were local businessmen and the two boys were the sons of a Santa Ana merchant.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Newport Bay
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge Voyage Through Severe Storm
President and Mrs. Coolidge were carried safely aboard the yacht Mayflower during a severe wind and electrical storm on the lower Potomac River. The incident marked one of the fiercest weather impacts in years.
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Washington
Coolidge Praises The Elks At National Memorial Ceremony
President Coolidge praised the Elks for demonstrating that brotherly love is real in a message placed in the cornerstone of the National Memorial building by the Elks in Chicago.
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Edgar S. Bronson
National Editorial Association
el Reno
Coolidge
The
Elks
Chicago
National Memorial Building
Order
Fragmented cry from reader about a sharp blade
A reader describes a boy sharpening a razor on a beard and watching others while continuing to swing the blade. The tone implies concern about dangerous behavior and possible irritation toward someone nearby.
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