Dawes chosen as ambassador to Britain amid 1920s tension
Edward W. Pickard reports Hoovers nomination of Gen. Charles G. Dawes as ambassador to London. Dawes will finish work in Santo Domingo before arriving in London by late June. British officials welcomed the pick and expect a new era of better U.S.-British ties while issues like German reparations and naval questions loom.
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Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Court of St. James
United States
England
Dawes
London
Chicago
Washington
State Stimson
Mr. Dawes
State Department
Secretary of State Stimson and Curtis clash over official status
Vice President Curtis appeals to Secretary Stimson to rescind a professor’s ruling on official status. Gann, Curtis's sister, is involved in determining the question. The exchange features Curtis and Kellogg and a diplomatic reply to diplomats.
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Mra. Gann
State Department
Gann
Curtin
Stimson
Curtis
Kellogg
Lindberghs flight stirs alarm then resumes journey to New York
Charles A Lindbergh after a Mexico City departure and a night in Brownsville faced public alarm when he did not appear in Texas as expected. He continued to New York where the body of Ambassador Herrick arrived from France.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Shenango Valley
Tourville
New York
Ambassador Herrick
Naco
Sonora
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Mexico City
Texas
Brownsville
France
L. ©. Dyer
St. Louis
Hiram Walker, Inc
United States
New York Curb Exchange
Coolidge Accepts NY Life Directorship Invitation
Alvin Coolidge accepts a NY Life Insurance board seat and will be elected at the May meeting to succeed the late Myron T. Herrick. He calls life insurance a symbol of thrift and a cooperative effort for public welfare and character building.
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Alvin Coolidge
United States
New York Life Insurance Company
Myron T. Herrick
Coolidge
Lfe Insurance
Thrift
Co-Operative Society For the Advancement of the Public Welfare
Plane Southern Cross Found In Australian Wilds
An airman discovers the trans Pacific plane Southern Cross on a mud flat in western Australia. All four crew members are reported alive. Food has been dropped to the site. The crew includes Capt Charles Kingsford Smith C T Ulm navigator Litchfield and radio man Chimed Mc William.
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Wilds
Western Australia
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Litchfield
McWilliam
Some Original Ideas of American Builders
Topic notes the evolution of siding and shingles in early American houses from colonial fog cabins to modern decorative and insulating uses. It highlights native materials cedar and pine, refined manufacturing, and the American flavor in architecture while stressing weather resistance and interior comfort.
Best Minds of the Campus and a Vaudeville Show
A college handbill lauds twelve prize winners for a twenty five dollar prize from the college musical association. The piece notes a vaudeville show with Japanese sketches, clog dances, Spanish dances, guitar solos and imitations seen by a curious undergraduate audience.
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College Musical Association
Japan
Minerl
Western Newspaper Union
Louisiana Official Impeached on One Charge
Gov. P. Long of Louisiana was impeached by the state house on one of nineteen charges and the legislature continued consideration of the remaining counts.
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Huby P.long
Louisiana
State House of Representatives
Legislatore
Chiang Kai-shek plans resignation after Nan King return
Nationalist President Chiang Kai-shek announced he will resign upon returning to Nanking. He said he is not big enough for the job and plans a tour abroad for rest and study.
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Chiang Kai-Shee
Nanking
Yorktown Surrender Sword Passes From Cornwallis
General O Flora bore the sword of Cornwallis at Yorktown surrender but Cornwallis was unable to appear due to illness. General Lincoln received the sword and returned it shortly afterward.
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O'flora
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Lincoln
Albinos from Darien Brought to New York for Study
Three so called white Indians from Darien arrived in New York in 1924 and were examined by leading anthropologists. While opinions vary, the prevailing view holds they are albinos or pseudo albinos, unlike any Caucasian blood, and resemble the San Blas Indians.
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Darien
New York
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief Conviction in Madison NF
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and a separate reward of 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
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Eighth Army ‘Corps
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Florida
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Tampa
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Chicago Association of Candy Jobbers
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Athels
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Dillon
Montana
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Butte
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Richard McCarthy
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