Anglo American talks on arms and trusts shaping world economy
Ramsay MacDonald plans a Washington visit to discuss naval arms limits and Kellogg pact enforcement with President Hoover. Dawes travels to London for a conference, with invitations to Washington. Analysts expect July talks, aiming to widen the agenda to international economic cooperation amid growing trusts and cross border combines.
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Great Britain
Islanning
United States
Hoover
Washington
White House
MacDonald
Dawes
England
London
Hoover Attends Cornerstone Rites for New Commerce Building
President Hoover, former Commerce secretary, presided at the cornerstone ceremony for the new Department of Commerce building. He praised the project as a milestone in the department’s maturity and service, noting it will be the largest public structure in Washington by floor space. The day marked a key moment in the $115 million government building program.
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Ciuzens
Michigan
Hoover
White House
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate Finance Committee
Wesley Jones
Congress
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Dawson
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Ashland County
Badger
Wisconsin
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Lowman
Detroit
Great Lakes
Ecorse
Haid
Lake Irle
Lake Huron
Detroit River
Department of Commerce
Washington
Capitol
Commerce Department
City of
Mexico Church Accord Near as Talks Conclude
Arch bishop Ruiz of Michoacan and Bishop Pascual Diaz of Tabasco met with President Portes Gil at Chapultepec to finalize negotiations. Reported progress suggests a peace accord between the government and the Roman Catholic Church, needing papal approval and broad interpretation of religious laws after mutual concessions.
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Mexico
Ruiz
Michoacan
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Portes Gil
Chapultepec
Mexico City
Judges En Banc Find Standard Oil Guilty in Sherman Case
Chicago judges en banc convict the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and 51 affiliates of Sherman antitrust violations for pooling the Burton cracking process to restrict trade and restrain competitors. The ruling imposes a permanent injunction after over four years of suit begun in June 12. The defense argued the process lowered gasoline prices and benefited consumers.
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HREE
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Chicago
Standard OH Company
Indiana
Associated Concens
Standard of Indiana
Swedish aviators seek Europe to America air route
Three Swedish aviators from Stockholm started a flight to New York but a broken gas feed pipe forced an emergency landing on Iceland. They ferried the plane to Reykjavik and last week tried three attempts to reach Greenland but were driven back by rough weather. The pilots Ahrenburg Floden and Ljunglund aim to establish a new air trade route between Europe and America.
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Ca Ater
Washington
Stockholm
New York
Iceland
Broadmoor Hotel
Colorado Springs
Hoover
Reykjavik
Greenland
Ahrenburg
Floden
Ljunglund
Europe
America
Miss Universe crowned Fraulein Lisl from Vienna
The Alveston pageant of pulchritude crowned Fraulein Lisl Gold Arbeiter of Vienna Austria as Miss Universe and Miss Irene Ahlberg of New York as Miss United States. A scandal surfaced when Theda Delrey listed as Miss Tal 8 was accused of being the former Miss Houston and thus ineligible as a past contestant.
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Alveston
Fraulein Lisl
Goldarbeiter
Vienna
Austria
Irene Ahlberg
New York
United States
Theda Delrey
Tal
Black sheer lingerie and tri color fashion notes
The article highlights a black sheer singlette with lace and illusion lining as a key lingerie piece. It adds notes on girdles in contrasting colors, tri color ensembles, and bold color combinations for summer fashion. It also reports on health statistics, PTA child health programs, tuberculosis campaigns, and a brief Vatican Swiss guard fact.
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Florida
County Health Nurse Reports Annual 1928 29
Annual report for County Health Nurse Bertha Lamberton covering June 1, 1928 to May 31, 1929. It lists 748 children inspected, 33 percent with defects, and counts of home visits, school talks, and courses in hygiene and first aid across Armstead, Dewey, Lima, and Dillon areas with emphasis on child health and community sanitation.
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Bertha Lamberton
Pp. T. A
Mothers Clubs
Armstead
Dewey
Lima
Lima High School
Dillon High School
Drummy School
Mothers Club
Little Mother's League
Philosopher’s Enjoyment and Distributing to the Needy
A Seneca quotation on personal restraint and charity, arguing that true pleasure lies in limiting worldly goods and sharing with the less fortunate. It emphasizes voluntary moderation and ethical stewardship over abundance.
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest S Growers association offers rewards for convictions. A $250 reward is posted for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest S Growers’ Association
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