World happenings tersely told amid memorial day remarks
President Harding urged less armament and rational steps toward reducing war risk during Arlington Memorial Day ceremonies. Prohibition enforcement plans will be submitted to governors. five nations protested a Supreme Court liquor ruling on foreign ships. Bryan to chair Gothenburg conference. Marine Corps dispute over Lieut Colonel Elis’s death clarified. Notable deaths include aviator Deulin, Rep. Gorman, former Gov. Folk, Capt. Baker, and Klondike discoverer Cormack.
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United States
Harding
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Milton wins 500 meter race at Indianapolis crowd tops 150000
Sporting Tommy Milton, in an ill Sear, won the 500 m mile tute race at Indianapolis. He averaged 1.44 miles an hour. Hartz second and Murphy third. A crowd of 150,000 witnessed the event. William M. Johnston of California now holds the world tennis title defeating W. Washer of Belgium in five sets at St. Cloud, France.
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Indianapolis
Hartz
Anid Murphy
William M. Johnston
California
W. Washer
Belgium
St. Cloud
France
Ford's presidential bid dominates postwar politics
News review notes a rising movement around Henry Ford's potential run, with Hearst newspapers backing an independent or third-party path. It tracks La Follette's valuation conference pressuring rail regulation, and reports on reparations talks as Germany faces pressure from France and Italy to offer guarantees and an international loan.
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Ensel Ford
Ford
Michi-gan
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
American Economic League
Omaha
Kay M. Harrop
Senator la Follette
Cuno
Hughes
Germany
Ita
Conflicting payments cited in Turkey and bondholder concerns
The report notes bonds payable in sterling or gold currencies and Turkish or French paper money as Temes Pasha threatens to quit the conference. It also covers negotiations for freeing foreigners held by Chinese bandits led by John B. Powell and Maj. Robert A. Allen, while Irish leaders De Valera and Aitken urge ending armed struggle for national interests.
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Temes Pasha
Turkey
Robert A. Allen
United States
Amon DE Valera
Aitken
Irish Republican Army
Free State
de Valera
Women Need Swamp-Root for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues and may not know it. The ad prompts immediate treatment with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root, a physician’s prescription, available at drug stores in medium or large bottles. A test sample can be requested by mailing ten cents to Dr Elmer & Co. in Binghamton New York, with newspaper name noted.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
la Follette
Commission
Dr. Elmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
The Fatal Formula in American Magazines
The piece critiques American magazines for overreliance on recurring formulas. It catalogs numerous named formulas such as the Freak, High-Brow, Pollyanna, Revolting Youth, Jazz, Uplift, Personality Plus, and Love-Interest blends, contrasting fiction with domestic economy taught through matrimony.
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Orieane Picayune
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