Optimism Marks First Session Of National Council Women
In Netroit Michigan delegates from forty allied national women's organizations opened the biennial session with a tone of optimism. Leaders from social educational and industrial fields urged closer unity and sympathy of thought among members as discussions touched on peace and broader cooperation for the future.
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Eaders
National Organization
Associated Pres
Netroit
National Council of Women
Eee
Women leaders push for world court pact at national meeting
Mrs. Juslin Moore of St Louis and Mrs. Jula Ames Mead of Beaten chaired sessions urging petition to President and Senate for signatories to a world court agreement. Mrs. Lund of New York challenged the council’s openness while Miss Mary Anderson cited women’s labor laws and census figures showing most occupations open to women. North Walsham firm 1168 basket makers Grin of basket makers in 12th century claim oldest business, while Japan eyes merger of state and private steel plants.
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Juslin Moore
St. Louis
Moore
Jula Ames Mead
Senate
Soo
United States
Women's Protects Committee
Lavilund H. Tuund
New
Canuj Uons
Mary Anderson
Washington
Women's Bureau of the
United State
Department of Labor
Bureau of Census
Woan
Waderground
North
Tere
North Walsham
Ene
Farman and Song
Honduran Debt to Britain Settled After 50 Years
Washington October 2 a Honduran debt long disputed with Britain totaling 100000 pounds sterling and accumulated interest to about 30 million pounds was settled by an agreement. Honduras will pay 1.2 million pounds in 30 equal semiannual installments without interest funded by a 3 percent tax on Honduran consular revenues and stamp sales beginning August 1. The pact was signed by Ramon Aberro Castro and Juan F Lopez for Honduras and Arthur Henry Williams for the bondholders in London. Negotiations were led in Washington by Lopez and John D. Broderick to secure a new loan for Honduras. The first semiannual payment is due January 21, 1427.
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Washingto
Britain
Honduras
Ramon Aberro Castro
Sondu
Juan F Lopex
Arthur Henry Wil- Maniaing
Acucizalpa
Corporation of Formn
London
Washington
Mr. Lopes
John Doves Broderick
Lopez
United States
Naval aviation debate stirs at Blarksburg club
Admiral Albert Cleaves, retired US Navy, addressing the local Advertising Club, argues aviation and the navy require copper riveted steel and a broader weapon policy, claiming naval necessity for planes and insistence on stronger air armament.
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Blarksburg
Albert
Fragmentary nautical reflection on ship structure and roles
The fragment discusses a ship with reference to the mast, crow’s nest, and lookout, comparing past and present roles aboard. It mentions a sailor, discharge of functions, and sea duties in a terse, fragmented style.
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Neison
Vie Crows Nest
Women Rule Men Who Rule World
Madrid may host the next session of the Count of the League of Nations as wives of council members influence invitations. A Madrid envoy suggested the Marrakesh invitation might be accepted, while cables from officials hinted Madrid as a possible venue. The note reflects diplomatic intrigue and wartime era rhetoric.
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Madrid
Sbssadar
Saudi
Cornell
Phaeton Pictures and Noted Figures in News Item
A jumble of notes mentions the Pall of Phaeton as a celebrated picture in a collection with paintings by Van Breck Melan and Franz Hale. Signor Vastiglioni, Italian banker living in Vienna, figures in a long paragraph about endurance, Argentina, and a New York schooling ride. Tseniffely’s April departure to Balivia is noted, with horse details and Buenos Aires references. A swindler case in Chicago recaps Nelson’s antics, a church meeting, and a detective catching him as a fraud suspect in a dramatic scene dated July 4, 1782.
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Visi
van Breck
Melan
Franz Hale
Signor Vastiglioni
Vienna
Hee Lung
Narsebari
New York
Swendler
Chicago
George Nelson
Munsell
North Side
Nylyon Tnell
Nelson
Utail
George
Wartonnee
Joseph Cleary
Feth Adams
Thoms
Lost briefcase with papers on Midland Trail bus
A black leather briefcase containing valuable papers vanished from a Midland Trail bus traveling between Mt Nope and Kanawha Falls. A reward will be paid to the finder at the office or to R. E. Mullen at 205 Union Trust Building in Charleston.
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Midland Trail
Mt. Nope
Kanawha Falls
R. E. Mullen
Union Trust Building
Charleston
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