Freshman Senator Ives Emerges As Senate Player
Irving M. Ives of New York, a 1896 born World War I veteran and Phi Beta Kappa graduate, rapidly becomes a standout in the 80th Congress. He balances labor reform with conservative banking views, earning respect from colleagues and friends alike for diligence over social busywork.
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New York
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Senate
Douglas Larsen
Washington
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Thomas K
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Speaser
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Taft
Bainbridge
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France
Germany
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George
Atlantic
Pacific
Welcome Relief From Stomach Gas and Sour Food Taste
Advertises SSS Tonic as a stomach aid to increase gastric juice flow, reduce bloating and nervous discomfort after meals. Claims lab proof of effectiveness and benefits for anemia and general vitality. Urges readers to buy at drug stores and join many satisfied users.
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Miller
G&s
Death Ray Gadget Shocks Paris Suburb Garden
In Paris suburbs a small man markets a device he says is a death ray. A photographer witnesses a guinea pig demo as a control commission watches. The gadget resembles a spray gun with a knapsack, emits a beam said to target only selected animals, and requires frequent maintenance. Official details remain hushed and unverified.
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Rosette Hargrove
Paris
NEA
Apence Photographique Francaise
Control Commission
Paul
Hohenzollern Seeks Independence From Germany Campaign
In Hechingen Germany a movement to declare Hohenzollern an independent country grows under Crown Prince Wilhelm's shadow. Leaflets urge residents while Peter Leyns leads the push for special car stamps. Prof Carlo Schmid blocks the secession plan as French governors express displeasure.
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Hechingen
Germany
Principality
Hohenzollern
Wilhelm
Kaiser
Rember
Peter Leyns
Christian Social Union
Denazification Court
Legns
Lindich Castle
Carlo Schmid
Fragmentary notes on Hohenzollern state history
The text outlines the former royal home of the royal family that united German states into an empire under Bismarck, about the size of Liechtenstein with around 40,000 people. It says Hohenzollern joined Prussia under the Kalsere, though surrounded by Württemberg, and after Prussia’s dissolution by the Allies Hohenzollern merged with South Württemberg.
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Lichtenstein
Prussia
Wurttemberg
Hohenzollern
Giant drydock arrives in Wellington from England
A 564 foot long and 117 foot wide steel drydock weighing 17 000 tons lies at Wellington New Zealand after being towed 13 500 miles from England by two tugs. The ocean voyage marks a remarkable engineering and logistical feat for the harbor.
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Wellington
New Zealand
England
Cowboys Joined Marines Missoula Flood Report
In Missoula Montana AP dispatch Max Moncure notes during recent floods a determined group of men joined the Marines as relief efforts surge amid rising waters and damaged infrastructure.
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Marines
Missoula, Mont
Max Moncure
Farmer Milks In Hip Boots Amid Waterlogged Ranch
A farmer in hip boots milks a cow while wading knee deep through a flooded ria. The scene captures rural resilience as fields flood and livestock cope with record rains.
Melon supply tight in Darfur amid dry season
Harvesting amid drought in Darfur, Africa, limits watermelon availability. Vendors report scarce supplies as hot season persists, leaving residents to seek substitutes for hydration.
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Darfur
Africa
RUSHED BROOD EXPERIMENT IN LEIPZIG 1920
An experimental study in Leipzig in 1920 used a radium solution to hatch eggs. The method showed eggs developed in less than 15 days and the chicks appeared perfectly normal under the described conditions.
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Leipzig
Sharks overturn mail at Niaufoo Island seizes towed cans
Sealed mail service faces peril as sharks threaten mail at Niaufoo Island. To protect cargo, letters are towed to ships inside tin cans.
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Niaufoo
Tr Islands
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