Peace Pact Effective as Hoover Proclaims Kellogg Briand
The Kellogg Briand pact becomes effective with Hoover proclaiming the agreement in the White House. Diplomats from 42 nations attend a formal ceremony honoring the renunciation of war while leaders praise the treaty and its humane aims.
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Britain and U S Plan Naval Armament Curtailment
London reports indicate a joint move toward reducing naval buildups. Prime Minister MacDonald said work on two cruisers stopped and submarine contracts canceled as part of a broader program including scrapping built ships. He noted talks with Dawes reached parity with flexibility for peace needs and anticipated a Hoover meeting in October. The Commons adjourned until October 26.
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Hoover Halts Three Cruiser Plans Pending Disarmament Talks
President Hoover immediately paused construction of three cruisers after Mr MacDonald’s announcement. He said keels to be laid in American navy yards this autumn would be held up while disarmament proposals are studied. In a formal statement he expressed satisfaction with the Prime Minister’s House of Commons remarks and complimented the proposed visit.
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Premier Poincare Wins Ratification Vote in France
Premier Poincare secured parliamentary ratification of the debt agreements with the United States and Great Britain by a 300 to 292 vote after a stormy debate that sent him to a sick bed. The Senate then concurred, but Congress must act again next fall as a new House has been elected and must reapprove the pact.
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Papal Return to St Peter's After Treaty Ended Quarrel
After the Lateran accord, Pope Pius XI left the Vatican for the first time since 1870, entering St Peter's to lead a massed blessing. Security included Italian soldiers, Fascists, and police while thousands watched as cardinals chamberlains and the pope moved to the platform bearing the Eucharist.
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Exiled Kaiser Won't Return to Germany
William Hohenzollern is free to go to Doorn Holland but will not re enter Germany. A protection bill clause barred his Reichstag return and renewal was refused. He has no plans to return to Germany.
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Lord Lloyd Resigns Over Egyptian Policy Dispute
London reports a political sensation as Lord Lloyd the British high commissioner in Egypt resigns by request amid op position to Labor government policy. He had been the dominant figure in Egypt and is blamed by Egyptian nationalists for the coup that dissolved the last parliament and established the current government under King Fuad.
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India and Afghan Rivals Clash in Prolonged Battle
A 16 hour clash near Kabul saw Bacha Sakao the self made king of Afghanistan defeated by Nadir Khan’s army. Nadir Khan prepares to march on Kabul with four chances to dethrone Bacha.
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Hair Health Advice From Georgia in 1920s
A garbled excerpt presents quotes attributed to Georgia O. Georee arguing against grey hair and urging daily shampooing to keep the scalp nourished. It references terms like Sealy and Vicorous and discusses hair as alive only with regular blood flow and nourishment.
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Chief Tacanepi Luta meets Herbert Hoover at Hoover visit
Sioux Nation chief Red Tom ahawk introduces himself as Chief Tacanepi-Luta during a visit to Herbert Hoover, described by the paper as the big White father. The encounter centers on the exchange of identity and formal greeting.
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Herbert Hoover
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Sonny Albany Wins National Marble Championship
Charles Sonny Albany aged 13 captured the United States marble title at the national tournament held in Ocean City New Jersey. He defeated top competitors in a decisive final round securing the championship for his age group and region.
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Sonny” Albany
United States
Ocean City
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Rooster Owned by Mary Josefowicz Defies Police
A rooster owned by Mary Josefowicz of Chelsea Massachusetts crowed defiantly after police ordered it confined following multiple bites on three people. Local authorities described the animal as dangerous and took steps to secure it pending further action.
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Chelsea
Mass
Sinai Ten Commandments and Citizen Choices
Ohio State Journal notes that human nature changes little over centuries and suggests that days after Moses delivered the Ten Commandments, prominent citizens had already decided which commandments to follow and which to ignore.
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Moses
Mount Sinai
Ohio State Journal
Letting Darkness Steal the Daylight
A reflective meditation warns against turning from the light and then wandering in self made shadows. The piece urges choosing awareness over concealment and emphasizes consequences of avoidance.
Richman Records Sentimental Pairing with Clara Bow
Harry Richman declares love on record after meeting Clara Bow the IT girl of Hollywood. He just completed two new sentimental songs Now I'm In Love and My Dear at the Brunswick studio and heads to Hollywood under United Artists to star in The Song of Broadway.
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Broadway
Richman
Los Angeles
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United Artist
Postmaster Offers Reading to Shelter Lady from Rain
Sir Larry Lauder reports from the London Sunday Chronicle as the Highland Postmaster invites a sheltered lady to come in from the cold and rain, offering to read postcards, including some very funny ones in the latest post.
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Larry Lauder
London Sunday Chronicle
Succotash Through Time From Narra gansett Ear To Modern Mix
The word succotash originates as Narra gansett for an ear of corn and later described corn mixed with beans or meat. By 1778 the term referred to corn with beans and possibly bears meat, evolving to the modern mix of corn with lima or string beans.
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