Hindenburg Victory Told Through Mixed Messages and Fear
In a May 2 dispatch from Terda m the piece argues Hindenburg’s rise rests on belief in a system of leadership that blends deception and authority. It suggests voters view him as a stabilizing, honest figure, while warning that faith in his leadership masks broader failures and risks to democratic ideals.
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Swain
Hindenburg
Marxiss
Germany
Marx
Enburg
Ader
Heroegend
Cabinet
Rmy
Orld
Rshal
New York Influence Reaches Algiers Harem Columns
Algiers scene blends Manhattan with Moorish life as a New Yorker reports on Friday gossip in the harem. The piece notes veils, bobbed hair, American goods, and radio wave ideas linking Times Square to the kasbah. It cites French soldiers in khaki and a Moorish merry go round playing American tunes.
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Jessie Henderson
Canton Daily News
Algiers
Manhattan
Bill Jones
Times Square
Congress
New York
America
Oklahoma
Coney Island
Saida
Ali Diirgihl Mohammed
Fatima
Suwanee
Paper Raps World Powers In Early 1925 Editorial
The Kokumin newspaper, representing Japan's military staff, accuses the United States and Britain of conspiring to curb Japan's rise. It claims the Ston conference agreement was driven by a Britain–America plot and argues American maneuvers are a mere dress rehearsal for preparedness to strike.
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Canton Daily News
Kokumin
States
England
Japan
Great Britain
Weather forecast for next week from regional bureau
The bulletin reports a period of showers in the valley and region with variable temperatures. It notes a normal temperature pattern and suggests wet weather will appear in the latter half of the week.
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Hington
Japanese Father Demands Son-in-Law Who Drinks Sake
Tokyo May 2 H Oguma a Tokyo parent insists his son in law drink sake and will not accept any who does not He objected at his daughter’s wedding when his son in law avoided liquor He sued for 1000 dollars claiming insult and loss of wife prospects in the aftermath of the feast.
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Tokyo
H. Oguma
Oguma
Yoshijiro Kurokawa
Papa Oguma
Kurokawa
Two Divorces in Two Years in Rochester New Hampshire
Mrs Edna Hurd twenty four earns a second divorce in less than two years. She wed Charles L Allen June 12 1920 and obtained a divorce in 1923 for infidelity. Shortly after she married Forrest Hodgden a musician and Judge Young granted a divorce from him on cruelty grounds.
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Rochester
N. H
Edna Hurd
Charles L. Allen
Allen
Forrest Hodgden
Young
German Press Reacts to Hindenburg Election
Berlin reports show Germans idolize Hindenburg while Americans and allies debate the impact. Delegation to Hanover prompts a brief exchange as the veteran general accepts candidacy with restrained politeness. Readers note memory lapses and Major von Brockhausen as key influence amid a tense international reaction.
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Excellency
Hindenburg
Major von Brockhausen
Borah
Charles M. Schwab
United States
Berlin
al Fed
Turmoil in German leadership hinted by Hindenburg influence
Reports say Reichswehr Minister Gessler would resign if General von Seckt is removed while pressure mounts on Foreign Minister Stresemann to stay. Republicans claim insufficient strength to block constitutional changes and suggest Conservatives aim to soften impact though success remains doubtful.
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Eichswehr
Hindenburg
Reichswehr
Gessler
von Seckt
Stresemann
Ancient Oak Is Coming to U S
Prague May 2 The old castle of Elbersburg is divided against itself as two Pallfy family members battle for possession. One half remains lived in while the other lies in ruins. The dispute has dragged through courts for years with one resident refusing to cede his half to turn the castle into a sanatorium.
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Prague
Elbersburg
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