British poet warns America flaunts aridity and women rule
Sir William Watson argues in a special International News Service article that the United States publicly shows its aridity while women, not men, are seen as authors of prohibition. He notes gyneocracy and suggests some observers view America as morally superior but warns against overstatement.
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William Wattson
Ace Son
United States
William
International News Service
Sir William Watson
Ambleside
Westmoreland
England
Nature
America
Giant U S dirigible wreck spurs investigation and crash history
The oversized airship T C 1, 195 foot long with 44.51 foot diameter and 200 600 cubic feet of hydrogen, wrecked after tests near Dayton en route to Wilbur Wright field. Major H A Strauss and Lieut Robert Iconico named to a board to investigate the disaster. survivor Mr Maranville among the crash victims with a Chicago roof collision memory.
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Scottfield
U. S
United States
Scott Field
Dayton
Wilbur Wright Field
Winfield Scott Hamlin
H. A. Strauss
Robert Iconico
Harold H. Barton
Mr. Maranville
Ilinois Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Death Mystery At Buffalo Waterfront Found Floating
Patrick Barrett, about 60, a grain handler, was found in the Eyans slip at Buffalo waterfront with hands and feet bound and a handkerchief tied about the mouth. He had been in the water for about two days as detectives investigate the mystery.
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Buffalo
Patrick Barrett
Reconciliation of DAnnunzio and Rubinstein in Paris
In Paris the famed love affair between Gabriele D Annunzio and Ida Rubinstein is renewed after nine years. D Annunzio, once the jilting poet, now features Rubinstein in his play Phedre in Paris while their earlier Africa and monastery chapters fade in memory. Eleanor Duse remains estranged and reportedly ruined by love.
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Paris
Gabriele D’annunzio
Italy
Ida Rubinstein
Fiume
Europe
Rubinstein
Phedre
D'Annunzio
Lake Garda
Ida
Africa
D’annunzio
Alps
Eleanor Duse
Alden's Homestead Vacant After 270 Years
Duxbury Mass June 7 The old home of John Alden at Plymouth is empty for the first time since 1653. The Alden house near School Street once stood near Miles Standish’s fort with cannon guarding the village. Alden, a cooper, joined the Mayflower voyage and became a long-serving leader in Plymouth and Duxbury politics. Longfellow later described his first house, now gone.
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Duxbury
Mass
John Alden
Plymouth
Alden
Priscilla Mullens
Miles Standish
Leydenst
Fort Hill
Cooper Alden
Southampton
Carver
Old New England House Says Priscilla Planned Queenlike Ride
Historic house once linked to Alden and Priscilla is described with a rough fir timber wall and paper window panes while modern historians question the legend of a ceremonial bull ride. Locomotives pass nearby on the South Shore line and telegraph and electric lines now reach the property where antiques are sold.
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Alden
Priscilla
South Shore
New Haven Road
Liberal Arts Limited in West
President Donald J. Cowling of Carleton College in Northfield says Western universities focus on technical and professional schools while liberal arts instruction lags. He argues Minnesota funding is insufficient, warns tuition could rise, and urges support for democratic preparatory colleges to prevent a drift toward class schools.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Donald J. Cowling
Carleton College
Northfield
Minnesota
Here
Cowling
University of Minnesota
Liberal Arts
Alliance High School Graduates In 90 Diploma Ceremony
Alliance High School will hold commencement exercises in the high school auditorium tonight. A class of 90 will receive diplomas presented by Miss Mabel Hartzell president of the school board. Dr Toloyd C Douglas of Akron will deliver the address. The program includes the high school orchestra under Professor Oppenheim, and songs by the Boys and Girls Glee clubs.
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Alliance
Alliance High School
Mabel Hartzell
Toloyd C. Douglas
Akron
Professor Oppenheim
Rockhill
Kirk
Alliance Kiwanis Club
Alliance City Bank
Kiwanis Club
Country Birth Rate Declining Across United States
Washington June 7. Official census bureau figures show the U S birth rate fell to 22.7 births per thousand in 1922 from 24.4 in 1921. North Carolina reported an 80.2 birth rate, while Washington state registered 18, with the South presenting the extremes.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
North Carolina
Birth Rates Show Regional Variations Across States
Census data reveal the South and West recording higher birth rates while the Northeast stays low. Officials cite birth control campaigns and high maintenance costs as factors, with death rates rising from 114 to 119 per thousand from 1911 to 1922. State figures range from Maine 14.7 to Virginia 27.38 and Wisconsin 21.3, reflecting wide regional differences.
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Maine
Idaho
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Alinnis
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Montana
Nebraska
New
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Park
West
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Alliance News
G. L. Everhart
Colorado Springs
State Life Insurance Company
Everhart
IA Ol
Canton Real Estate Board
Earl G. Levett
Cleveland Real Estate Board
Blue Ridge Orchestra
Stark
Taylor, Groves and
Lillick
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Williar Geary
Ruth Ramsey
Lee Buchman
Groves
Leon Chittwood
George W. Johnson
Ramsey
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Ninth Street
Hollenden Hotel
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