Entangled in Paris Debates Split Senate Over Entangling Alliance
Isolationists in the Senate denounce the Paris accord as an entangling alliance and warn the Dawes plan exposes the United States to joint action with Great Britain and France. The piece argues the administration abandoned isolationist policy, aligning with Allies to collect war indemnities while a Senate rejection of the Versailles treaty looms over the dispute. Hiram Johnson is mocked for crocodile tears in the newsroom tone.
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Senate
United States
Paris
Coolidge
Republican Party
Hiram Fenn
Borah
Wblican
Therr
Germany
Great Britain
France
Europe
Dawes Committee
Pacec
Étions Commission
Hiram Johnson
New Jersey Scandals Stir Over Senator Edwards Case
A New Jersey bootlegging and rum running probe links Senator Edwards to alleged whiskey trafficking. Prohibition agents claimed Edwards took 3866 in escrow for 100 cases, while Edwards contests the testimony and urges full disclosure and prosecution of the guilty.
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New Jersey
Weehawken
Iname
Senator Edwards
Edwards
Senate
Prohibition
Jane General
New York
Edwards Tan
Congress Remarks on France Poland and Little Entente
In congress a remark contrasts France unable to pay debts to Britain and the U S with lending to Poland and the Little Entente. The house met at noon and the chaplain offered prayers for faith and service to republic ideals. The Walsh resolution vote shows partisan lines in approving the lease policy and contrasts with the Geologic Survey figures. The League of Nations aid turns Austria to Hungary toward a surplus, with Jeremiah Smith a key American figure aiding League efforts.
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Congress
France
Great Britain
United States
Poland
James Shera Montgomery
Christ
Senate
Borah
Johnson
Norbeck
la Follette
Denby
Geological Survey
League of Nations
Europe
Austria
Hungary
League
Jeremiah Smith
Desert Memories on a Mexican Ranch Night
Narrative of a night on a Mexican ranch with McIntyre recounting desert treks, a rattlesnake dispatch, a shepherd friend’s death, cattle and wild horses, a sunny noon, and reflections on workmen’s moods as the party enjoys fish, deer, and camp life amid desert solitude Copyrighted 1923 by the McNaught syndicate.
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Tan
Dee
Mika
Siegilleta
Sinrho
B Magazine
Seneho
Fifa
Wei
New York
McNaughe Syndicate
Tne
Retiring Benny Tounerd Delights Vaudeville Circuit Fans
Benny Tounerd plans to retire from vaudeville after a long career. He will perform his final shows on a staged tour, with a farewell in Queensterry. The piece notes he would be the first retired conan in Queensterry history not tied to a saloon, and comments on the audience reach and his legacy in show business.
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Conan
Queensterry
Benny Tounerd
Bainy
Osterielin
Peter
Avink
Wesel
Billy Mink
Callie
City believes shelter crooks in Wantington case
Police chief John Britton announced a joint effort by Viking Charleston Nheadauar Lola and the total roller department to curb robberies in Vabel county seat. Leaders sought governor support for prisoner relocation while a Philadelphia visit prompted new requisition talks. A February burglary at 3326 Iona Street involved a screen entry and cash register theft totaling 35 dollars.
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Wantington
Viking
Strobel Pulciter
Mounttuedon
Charlexton Syeatercay Pit
Beltran
Thunington
B Morwink
Philadel Phnom
American Legion Seeks 10,000 Member Milestone
The American Legion reports 2.553 members, aiming to reach 10,000 this year. Officials say enrollment is in progress and expect steady growth into the year.
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American Legion
Nilekoly
Etiquette debate on women smoking and social norms
The piece discusses whether women smoking or drinking signals moral decline, arguing such habits are generationally present and socially tolerated in many places. It notes hotels and restaurants increasingly allow women to smoke, comparing past bans to current acceptance and reflecting on whether conventions should dictate behavior.
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England
Eleanora Sears
Borton
Americas
County School Day Biggest Ever Held in Kanawha County
Miss Kuhn leads Hope County School Day preparations with contests for athletic events spelling verse and more. About 4 000 children attended last year with transportation from rural and city schools. Committees and officials from St Albans Decota Clendennin and South Charleston organize transportation grounds and athletics with schooling figures and local authorities listed.
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Kanawha County
Pela
Kanawha City
Mise Placenca Kuhn
Echooin
Boyn and
Olivia
Inet
Apertona
Athlatica Wen
Eyce
Mra
R. G Sweet
St. Albans
Joseph Dare
Decotai
Josiah Keeley
Kay~fara
Gen Waltman
Ward
Hinte Swinberg
D. B. Bolden
Burnwel
W. H. Renaford
Dann
Co. Dickinson
Malden
Luther Koontz
A. W. Gond
Clendennin
Auto
John Britton
Bitte Crawford
Stax CI
Coffey Mra
Tom Qates
Homer Allen
L. E. McEliowney
George Krebs
Willard Comstock
Homer Hutchinson
Joseph Perry
H. Graham
Mere H. H. Martin
V. T. Churchman
Ny Smith
John Baker White
Greatham
Gastieasu
Emmet Hutna
Andre
T. Ye Mepovren
Traffc
Firman
John 8. White
James Kinceld
Mellie Vanderveer
J. Q Rowe
Mitre
P. Summner
St Ashans
D. Greetham
South Charleston
CM. Hisginbotham
Pocatatlco
D. J. Jierl
Spring Hil
Victor Older
Melville Stevburt Department of Education
Ned Hewkina
Department of Agricultur
General Committee
J. G. Arvnle
East Bank
W. C. Clarkson
Charleston
Guy Rblath
H. M. Shafter
Hikview
G. W. Good
Elkviewe
Te Jvine
Department of Agriculture
J. K. Browning
Doard Denk
Spring Hill
Ira Warner
Nitro
Mp.summers
St. Albane
E. Cummings
Jens Exleywine
Loy
Alderson College Opens Semester With Expanded Programs
Alderson College Institute resumes for a second semester with enhanced equipment and staff. New students admitted across departments including music business and commercial training. Flexible options allow double credit for those failing elsewhere and emphasis on individual attention. business curriculum covers bookkeeping shorthand typewriting law economics and accounting.
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Alderson College
Alderson
Scania
White Sulphur Springs Guests and Visitors
White Sulphur Springs notices list numerous registrations at the Greenbrier from Ithaca Newark and New York and names of visitors and travelers including Mrs Raunda Mr Selifu Mrs Sheewa Dr Werbst and others. It notes departures for the resort and a fortnights stay for several from New York and Chicago and a social evening at the hotel dining room.
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Willam J. Raunda
Ithica
N. J
Mes
Selifu, Wikhart, Inc
Flex
Charles W. Sheewa
New York
Trohert W. Werbst
Chicago
John Ev O'Vonnor
James B.’smith
Newark
Greenbrier
Frederick
Wiliams
Albert Runnell
Cincinnati
Jand Myre
Albert A. Dyer
Glynden
Leahy
Amuntelat
J. Arthur
St. Cowie
Phil Golbyy
Gyerr Sehmidinnp
M. C. Martin
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