London naval talks delay blamed on face saving
United Press report from Washington notes possible delay in homeward sailing of the American delegation led by Norman Davis as both the United States and Japan seek to dodge responsibility for breaking off the London naval conversations. The dispute centers on who killed the talks, with Saito expected to deliver a notice terminating the treaties, potentially after the Davis party has already sailed.
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Don’t Quote Me Mischief in Washington and Nevada
United Press reports a string of humorous vignettes from Washington and Tall tales attached to figures like Senator Sherman Minton and Interior Secretary Ickes. Separate items cover a threatened divorce in Bellaire and a Utah accident where Miss Gard Fowler broke her leg dancing.
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87 Classifications of Work Among Pa. Salons
Harrisburg reports a 1925 legislative roster listing 35 attorneys in the Senate and House, 21 merchants, 18 farmers, and other groups like real estate, sales, and physicians. It details occupations of members including teachers, printers, editors, clerks, bankers, ministers, and tradesmen, noting dual roles and special committees on rail legislation and coal issues.
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Apron fashion in Paris salons and a motor code note
Paris dispatch notes aprons sweeping from kitchen to salons with tailored panels and spangled effects alongside flat bows and froth. A motor code section quotes drivers must maintain prudent speed with caution and judgment under varying conditions.
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Dole or Work A Heated Debate at White Sulphur Springs
Businessmen meeting at White Sulphur Springs favored the dole over work in public projects. Critics warn dole fosters decay while public works can revive idle labor. Harper’s Magazine essay by David Cushman Coste argues redirecting idle money into public wealth via infrastructure, though higher taxes may be needed. Lost population trends in Chicago and other cities are noted, with a caution on future gains amid rural prospects and rising athletics costs at Washington and Jefferson College. The piece ends by asking what comes after Japan’s exit from naval treaties in 1925.
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Alumni Re unions Mark Local High School Class Return
Twenty years ago notes recall seven graduating classes from 1907 to 1914 joining in a reunion and an alumni dance at K of P hall, minus the class of 1911, with a later veterinary hydrophobia quarantine visit to Union City by Dr Roswell. The City Commission held a long discussion on the proposed amendment to the Clark Third Glass City law governing the city.
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Will Rogers portrait chase ends with wriggling pose request
Hollywood gossip recounts artists in New York and Hollywood failing to pin down Will Rogers for a portrait or bust as he keeps avoiding commitment on a definite date. An extra on his new film quips about likeness, while other notes touch on film contracts and a noted English actor Robert Donat drawing offers in Hollywood.
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Star Signals Warn of Legal Trouble and Caution
The note warns of potential lawsuits from defamatory remarks and advises careful speech and travel. It mentions periods of risk related to parents or profession and danger from accidents, with dated guidance across 1935, 1985, and 1995. It also suggests writing letters today and notes favorable social periods in July.
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Speed Limits On Pa Highways Outlined By Officials
Harrisburg report summarizes Pennsylvania speed limits under motor code. Basic limit is forty mph with variations by vehicle type and conditions. Heavier commercial trucks, cushion tires, and passenger buses face reduced maximums, while intersections, school zones, and urban districts impose lower speeds with specific distance rules.
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