Pan American conference yields gains for Hughes
Edward W. Pickard reviews the Havana summit where Hughes and delegates secure U S aims including postponing intervention for five years and advancing arbitration and neutral rights. The piece notes Klan activity, dry forces, Republican strategy, and Soviet ideas on international policing alongside U S political maneuverings.
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Harris Evans
Hughes
Havana
Mr. Hughes
United States
Doctor Pueyrredon
Argentina
Gustavo Guerrero
Salvador
Washington
Beetle Jim Reed promotes prohibition repeal tour in Dallas
Missouri candidate Jim Reed opens preconvention speaking tour in Dallas aiming to minimize the prohibition issue. His slogan is Turn the Pascale out and he proposes to keep restrictions relaxed nationwide.
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Beetle Jim. Reed
Missouri
Dallas
Texas
Pascale
Britain Switches Stance On War Prevention at League Session
Britain signals support for a Finnish proposal for postwar financial aid to nations under attack and backs applying Locarno treaties to other areas. The shift, noted by Boris Stein, marked a complete front change by the Cushenden government at Geneva.
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Reat
Britain
Security Commission
League of Nations
Geneva
Lord Cushenden
Lord Cecil
League
Cushenden
Boris Stein
Naval court faults two officers in destroyer submarine collision
The naval court of inquiry held Lieutenant Commander Bay Liss of the destroyer Paulding and Lieutenant Commander K. Jones of the submarine 84 responsible for the collision that killed Jones. It faulted Rear Admiral Brumby, commander of the Atlantic control force, for lacking sound judgment and guidance. The court recommended Brumby be detached from command and ordered reconvened to explain its reasoning. Secretary Wilbur delayed action until the final report.
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Admiral Brumby
Conurt
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Pioneering Aussie Fliers Set Record Flights and Rumors
ERT Winkler completed a solo England to Australia flight in 15 days on a folding wing light plane. He set five records with total costs around $250. Robert Horne praised the feat as surpassing Lindbergh. Lindbergh boosted air mail by leading a St Louis to Chicago convoy, breaking mail records. Rumors linked Lindbergh to a New York Chicago air route with Ithaca Buffalo and Detroit terminals, though unverified.
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England
Australia
Hinkler
Robert Horne
Lindbergh
Detroit
Lamphler
Selfridge Field
New York
Chicago
Ithaca
Buffalo
Mussolini approves new Italian electoral law
The Italian council of ministers approves a law abolishing the party system and a democratic basis of lawmaking, reducing the chamber of deputies to an experts' consul's body. It will take effect once ratified by the current chamber. The Senate also passes an alien property bill for wartime seizures and compensation.
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Ussolini
Council of Ministers
Chamber of Deputies
House
Senate
Mixed Claims Commission
Supreme Court backs Kentucky farm marketing statutes
The Supreme Court upheld Kentucky cooperative marketing laws used as a model in 42 states. The statutes were challenged as unconstitutional class legislation aimed at promoting agriculture.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Kentucky
Representative Green Named Judge and Hawley Heads Ways and Means
Representative W R Green of Iowa is appointed by President Coolidge as judge of the Court of Claims and is succeeded as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee by Representative Hawley of Oregon. The change signals a likely important hearing on tax legislation, with Green having supported the administration but differing with Secretary Mellon on several issues such as estate tax repeal.
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W. R. Green
Iowa
Coolidge
Court of Claims
Hawley
Oregon
Green
Mellon
Bonaparte Heart and a Baltimore Bride
Jerome Bonaparte, Napoleon's brother, fled to America in 1803. He married Elizabeth Patterson in Baltimore after a London meeting on a gown button. The marriage was later annulled by Napoleon. Elizabeth never saw him again as she remained in England and Germany styled matrimony to a German princess followed.
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Jerome Bonparte
Napoleon
Nice
America
Jerome
High Seas
New York
Elizabeth Patterson
Baltimore
Bonaparte
Wemuan
English Writer Denounces Laughter Theory and Smiles
A London psychologist challenges the idea that happiness causes laughter claiming the truly happy never highs while the unhappy cannot laugh. He suggests laughter can be a harsh grimace and that smiles are the only beautiful form. He notes laughter varies with the laugher and recalls many forms of amusement.
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London
Best Gift of All to Give Happiness to Others
The Kansas City Star extols happiness found in giving to others. It argues that true joy grows as one helps others, likening happiness to a elusive bluebird that appears when selflessness prevails.
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Kansas City
Oldest Tune Debate Roots and Redactions
The oldest tune is claimed as For he s a jolly good fellow with theories linking it to the East and ancient civilizations. Critics dismiss this, while some say Napoleon alone could recall and sing it, tied to the French song Malbrouk s en va t en guerre.
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Chateaubriand
Malbrouk S
Napoleon
Farmer Asks About Universal Solvent In Chemistry Class
A farmer visiting his son's college wanders into a chemistry class. Students say they strive to discover a universal solvent, a liquid that dissolves anything. The farmer deems it a great idea and asks what they will store it in.
War slogans and rumor about a contemptible little British army
The piece notes that rumors in 1914 claimed Kaiser Wilhelm called Allied troops a contemptible little British army but later investigations found no authentication. It labels the claim as a wartime slogan rather than fact.
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Kaiser William
England
Understanding life troubles and unity in purpose
The passage emphasizes that misunderstandings cause life's troubles. Knowing each other leads to understanding, then trust, and finally united work. With unity of purpose, nothing worthwhile cannot be accomplished, as stated by David H. Blair.
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David H. Blair
Commencement Program At Normal College March 7
The college auditorium hosts a March 7 commencement for about 80 graduates the largest March class yet. Speakers include Supt. Irvin B. Collins and State Board of Education member Frank Wiel with diplomas conferred by President Davis. Music features Thelma Holliday Blanche Fousek and Ralph McFadden.
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Thomas J. Simons
The
Presbyterian Church
Violet van der Vor
William Kostka
Blanche Fousek
Irvin B. Collins
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Song of India
Thelma Holliday
Davis
Frank Wliel
State Board of Education
Simons
Physical Education Exhibition Highlights Floor Work
The program conducted by the physical education department featured excellent floor work by classes taught by Margaret N Ulry and Helen Mae Smith. Mr J Wilson McDermand from the class of 1924 visited Dillon on Tuesday.
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Physical Education Department
Margaret N. Ulry
Helen Mae Smith
J. Wilson McDermand
Dillon
Senior dinner and debate at Normal college
The Senior dinner in honor of the March graduating class occurs at the residence halls next Sunday. A varied program of music and toasts has been prepared. The Normal college debating team meets Eastern Montana Normal school in Billings Friday evening with coach Mr. R. E. Albright. The resolution asks if the United States should cease protecting investments by military force except after war declaration. The Normal team takes the negative. first speaker Inola Watson of Butte and second speaker Helen A. Harkin of Belfry.
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Normal College
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings
R. E. Albright
United States
Inola Watson
Butte
Helen A. Harkin
Belfry
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
A Toledo Ohio user and a Toledo druggist endorse Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. The ad states the syrup coats irritated throats, stops coughing, and has no opiates or chloroform. It urges readers to ask for the product.
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Foley
J. D. McComb
Toledo
Ohio
Geo. M. Gosman
Nation's Glory: Starry Flag Across Fields of Glory
The quote honors the banner that binds states and citizens in shared service. It reflects patriotic sentiment about national unity and the enduring symbol of the United States. The speaker, David Dudley Field, links the flag to the nation’s historic battles and collective pride.
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David Dudley Field
Reward Offered for Sheep Thief and Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Dillon Teams Debate Mine at Normal College Auditorium
At Dillon Saturday night the affirmative team debates the same question with the School of Mines at the Normal college auditorium. The affirmative team is
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Dillon
School of Mines
Normal College
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