Mitchell’s Winged Defense keeps up air power push
Colonel William Mitchell persists in attacking battleships as obsolete and pushing for a unified air service. He endures demotion and censure, yet he continues to promote Winged Defense, arguing for military restructuring and open public discussion despite official opposition.
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William Mitchell
Mitchell
Washington
Texas
War Department
Army
Navy Department
General Board of the Navy
Navy
Arters
Charleston fishER query linked to armor plant history
Detroit Free Press notes confusion over the fishER name with a clarification that it did not stem from an earthquake. The term derives from Charleston, West Virginia, site of a government armor plate plant, clarifying its origin in local industrial history.
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Charleston” fisheRtntil
Detroit Free Press
Government Armor
Charleston
W. Va
Social Creed Proposed by National Congregational Churches
At the twenty first regular meeting in Washington from October 20 to 28 the Social Service commission will frame a report proposing a social creed. Main points include opposition to war, subordination of group interests to national welfare, limits on private ownership, arbitration in industry, fair income tied to service, workers’ rights in management, farmer access to land on fair terms, lower distribution costs, universal education and health, rural organization, and protection of racial rights including anti lynching efforts.
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Council of Congregational Churches
Washington City
Social Service Commission
Sca
Proposals on Peace and Trade Reform Face Political Bounds
A presidential discussion notes that removal of trade barriers and equal justice for all nations is proposed alongside league of nations ideas. It recognizes limited adoption likelihood, cites Russia Mexico and the United States as outliers, and notes the slow pace of reform amid party conventions and partisan constraints.
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America
League of Nations
Russia
Mexico
United States
League
England
Republic
Washington
New York
Movement to appoint woman to diplomatic service discussed
The Detroit Free Press notes a push to place a woman in the diplomatic service amid debates on secret diplomacy. The piece suggests Mexico had spoken with Kellogg but would not extend the same communication to a woman, implying a potential shift in how Uncle Sam might respond with the last word.
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Detroit Free Press
Merybe
Sam
Mexico
Kellogg
Imaginary conversation frames Capper tariff remarks
The Baltimore Sun clip dramatizes a fictitious dialogue about Senator Capper’s Vienna interview and Europe’s slow recovery. It suggests high tariffs may be blamed for economic friction, while noting the President’s advisers’ discomfort with Capper’s stance and anticipating stormy congressional sessions over tariff policy.
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Capper
Baltimore Sun
Europe
New England
Swampscott
Senator Capper
Feds
Vienna
Havana
New York Times
Arthur
Congress
Florida Railway Woes and War on Power Waste
The piece argues the coal strike and labor tensions risk worsening costs as government hesitates. It notes Florida rail developments and energy policy debates, urging rapid expansion of power and rail projects to avert declines, with references to figures like Clarence Dilley and Warfield, and calls for government action to curb waste.
Intercepted Messages Seat
Fragmentary OCR reads as a plea about possibly including names in official notices and opening the public hearing. The readable parts mention serious talk about dewd times and taxpayers, with a hint of opening a public meeting.
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Het Officome
Unclear OCR fragment hints at varied events and places
Fragmentary text mentions EMS and US locations, sanitation facilities, cabaret, weather timing, and named individuals and groups with uncertain roles. Details are garbled, but references to venues, processes, and dates suggest a scattered news page item with multiple entities and events.
JUST FOLKS City rheht 1925 Sy Ry ACGuest TREDL PA Up peal fave ans pholve
A fragmented 1925 verse fragment with EDGAR A. GUEST byline evokes a surreal tale of children, storms, and a neighborhood. It mixes dreamlike imagery with warnings and wants impractical magic to solve troubles. The piece shows playful language and social curiosities.
Fragmented Tale Of Rainy Day At Prime Patten School
The passage describes a wet day in a town with old residents and a parade setting. Characters named Peter, Mary, and others observe heavy rains and flooded streets as a waterlogged scene unfolds. References to Johnny Chuck's, Grandfather Oldgie Meyer, and the Lupin Brook appear among the garbled memories and local color.
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Peter
Diay
Howe
Sriarrpaten
Johnny Chuck
Mery
Kent
Peivaroty
Petor
Asme
Pala
Eliy
Turtle
Fe Uldgie Meyer
Sry
Mr. Funk
Bits of State History by B H Meredith
Miscellaneous historical notes recounting journeys and figures in early state history. Mentions Joseph Reed, Glarksburne to Auinntown, a weekly trip, a well clevered daily routine, and references to Beardstown, Menongahela, and Sarien county court clerk Charles J Manley. Also notes on postal facilities at Ralitmant and Smithtown with sparse details.
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Joseph Reed
Ralitmant
Eawt
Smithtown
Woldelon
Newcomb to head new Charleston business men club
J B Madison of the Charleston chamber of commerce announced Newcomb will lead the new Charleston Business Men's Club. He will select remaining members as the outgoing committee transfers control and a membership drive is planned. The club, now in its first year, has relied on voluntary contributions and member dues are expected to fund future operations.
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Davies Garield
Florida
Palm Tench
South Hua
Ware
Newronth
Maning Ins Eannitire
Charleston Business Men's Club
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
J. BR. Madison
Chamber
Memhera
Elub
Mittor
Madison
Barpomet
Charleston
de Pwill
Mnembers
Chamber J
Thes
Seek Plane Field Site in Ohio County
Lieut Duke, chief of the United States Army Air Service, arrived from Washington with aides to view potential sites for a government funding field near Wheeling. Local committees from various districts push to secure a field quickly, warning time is short to land the project.
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Wheelis
Lievenant
Duke
Lanvin
Shane
Patte
Dan Eversmi
Ivan
Kiwanis Pushes State Coal Freight Plan To New England Clubs
The Kiwanis club urged New England Kiwanis have the United States Commission include the Kanows district in a joint coal freight route to the New England territory. Speaker H. M. Keatley of the West Virginia House of Delegates spoke on hydroelectric development and a bill draft for a fall special session of the legislature.
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T. HL A.wey
Kiwanis Club
New England
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