World events brief of political and economic notes
Representative Miller faces defeat over a 70,000 spending claim. Senate and House committees send a Pershing active service bill to Secretary Weeks. Ambassadors and treaties shift with Mexico and Washington. Utilities, rail, tax, and postal issues ripple across the U.S. with varied regional impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Washington
Weeks
General Per-shing
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Coolidge Sets Policies In First Congress Address
President Coolidge outlines foreign and domestic aims in Washington, stressing American independence in world affairs, resumption of ties with Russia under conditions, budget discipline, tariff stance, rail and labor policy, prohibition enforcement, veteran care, and economic recovery through private enterprise. He urges reorganization of government and expansion of public works while defending Monroe Doctrine and national sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Presidant
Coolidge
Bia
Congress
Harding
Borna
Etemain
Prinfins
League of Nationa
Senate
Alimping Board
Ita
Mississippi
Colorado
Great Lakes
Gulf of México
Canada
The
United Beates
Coal Commission
Ancient dice culture revealed in New Mexico pottery
A scientific report from the Emkhaenian Institution notes prehistoric pottery near Deming showing dice game scenes. Dr J Walker Fewkes describes crockery depicting daily life of a relict culture whose existence was once doubted, with a jar bottom scene of three men gambling. The isolated valley between the Pueblo and Mexican regions shares affinities with both cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Mimbras
New Mexico
Deming
Emkhaenian Institution
J. Walker
Bureau of American Ethnology
Rheumatism Cure Claim From Persistent Self Study
A man, James E., claims a self-devised prescription banishes rheumatism by dissolving impurities in the body. After years of study and experimentation, he says the remedy cures all symptoms and offers money back if the first bottle fails. He alerts druggists to license his cure. Also notes Mrs Thomas Bryan, England, 100, active astronomer and telescope observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Anne Geet
Urguiz
Chicago
England
Thomas Bryan
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Spestt
Miller
Houses of Representatives
Mexico
Waade
Charles ©. Glover
Higgs National Bank
United Shoe Corporation
Gommission
Army Engineers
American Railway Express Company
New York
United States
Washington Dispatch Saga
Bread and Locust Streets
Philadelphia
Hudson Water Front
Margaret Campbell
Taslerville
Kangas
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Kan
Ilinois
Louis
A. Chiietle
Montgomery
Als
Mildred Kendrick
Nashville
Tenn
Ins
Gata
Excelsior Springs
DB. L. Oran
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waa
Little Calilou Bayou
Houma
United States Railway Labor Board
Chiengzo
Romuel Hengon
Callaway
Fulton
Edward J. Sallsted
Eau Claire
Wis
California
Mantin
Osborn Wood
Leonard Wood
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
R. B. Melton
Baltimore
Grammel & Ulrich
John B. Murray
Franklin, Tenn
Recelvera
O. PB
St. L
Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe Bailroné Company
Chicago Dispatch
James Atkins
Methodist Episcopal Church
Booth
Little Rock
Ark
William MacKengis
Toronto
Ont
France
Germany
Paris
Italy
Rome
Korenag
Sheffield
Vatican
Reichsbank
Ber-in
Elberfeld
Amuck
Pecuniary Claims Tribunals
London
Charles
Bucharest
Marla
Reyal
Nagoya
Sulley Bouth
Tokyo
Honda
Antwerp
World Court OF Justice
Russia
Hague Tribunal
Hesiene
Rusale
America
Tt Haa
Polintey
Supreme Court
Labor Board
Prezent
Department of Justice
Judicial Council
Georgia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Great Britain
Java
Gangor Point
Navy
Amadgl
War and Navy
Minnesota
Ter
Ananda
Nore Cesta
Secretary of the Interior
Sera
Republic
New Mexico Valley
Detroit News
Rudyard Kipling
Corsica
Cornice
Ante Atohdid
Rai Mbew
Irene
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