World News Tersely Told Highlights
Domestic news ranges from Elizabeth Uniaufer’s life sentence in Chicago for murder to Springfield voting 802 14 on church imitations. Reports cover sugar crop revisions in Hawaii, tuberculosis funding from laboratories, and a snowstorm in South Dakota. Jane Addams’ reelection leads Woman’s International League for Peace, 75 colonists sail to Bolivia, and rail mileage abandoned at 8500 miles.
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Jane Addams
Chicago
Woman's International League For Peace and Freedom
Washington
Women set two world records at Bradley Interscholastic meet
In Peoria Indiana Katherine Lee of Chicago cleared 4 feet 11 percent inches and Dorothy Smith of Chicago ran 60 yards in 7.7 seconds. Indianapolis hosts the twelfth international 500 mile auto race on May 30 with thirty one cars entered.
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Peoria
Katherine Lee
Chicago
Dorothy Smith
Indianapolis
Washington notes cancelations and schedule changes
A Washington dispatch reports the international first aid and mine rescue meet planned for West Virginia in September was canceled due to industry unrest. An education week is set for November 17 to 23 by the Department of the Interior. President Coolidge secured a postponement of the Japanese exclusion clause to March 4, 1925, amid talks with Representative Burton of Ohio about a keynote speech for the Republican convention. The Senate adopted the Democratic surtax and normal income tax rates, discarding Mellon proposals.
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Washington
West Virginia
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Coolidge
Representative Burton
Ohio
President Coolidge
Burton
Colidge
Senate
Massachusetts
Missouri
William M. Butler
Inc
Republican Executive Committee
Cleveland
Theodore EB. Burton
Charles G. Dawes
Mouscta Shoals
Senate Agricultural Committee
James Martin Miller
Ford
Erdent Liebold
Muscle Shoala
Muscle Shoals
Siebold
Miller
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
South
EB. B. Stahlman
Nashville Banner
Henry
W. B. Waldo
Benator Norris
Nebraska
Mr. Waldo
Improvement Association
Congress
Trans
Simmons
North Carolina
Mellon
Obituaries Mention Fadwara Leach and Noted Figures
Personal notices report the deaths of Fadwara Leach aged 58 former grand exalted ruler of BPOTice in New York Mrs Mary Bolling Lee 78 widow of Gen W H Lee and daughter of Gen Robert E Lee in Stedmond Va Mrs Hubert Band poet novelist died in London and writer L Nesbit pseudonym of Mrs Blind.
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Fadwara Leach
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Tice
New York
Mary Bolling Lee
W. H. BP
Rooney) Lee
Robert W. Lue
Stedmond, Va
Hubert Band
London
Blind
L. Nesbit
Presidential race results across states show Coolidge leads
Baltimore reports Coolidge wins Maryland 12 to 2 when undistinguished delegates vote. McAdoo endorsed by Democratic state convention in Beattie Washington. California voters favor Coolidge Republican and McAdoo Democrat. Indiana GOP primary swings to Coolidge over Johnson. St Paul re elects Mayor Nelson over Siegel. McAdoo nominated by Oklahoma Democrats in Oklahoma City. Texas returns indicate McAdoo leads. Coolidge pledged 41 delegates after California and Indiana Nominations.
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Wiliam G. McAdoo
Beattie, Wash
San Francisco
California
Calvin Coolidge
William McAdoo
Coolidge Managera
Washington
Indiana
Global tensions and disasters dominate war era brief
A chaotic digest reports protests to a Japanese exclusion, Britain’s 12 mile search rule, Syrian village destruction by French raids, a Leningrad trial for 42 officials, Chinese piracy executions in Hong Kong, Bengal cholera deaths, German bank failures from franc speculation, Red Army mobilizations, Turkish raids on Syria, German cyclone devastation at Ellenbercten, anti Jewish riots near Dranefeld, Ruhr strike pressure, and clashes near Clentyegos with government troops.
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Berlin
Dranefeld
Gnettingen
Ruhr
Minera
Cologne
Tapateh
Political maneuvering shadows 1932 Democratic field
The piece surveys the Democratic presidential outlook as factions favor Al Smith, Senator Ralston, and Senator Underwood across states. It notes Roosevelt joining Smith’s anti-Tammany coalition, debates over Smith’s Catholicism, Klans influence, and Indiana’s pivotal role in the contest. Also covered are Muscle Shoals hearings, Ford bids, and Senate actions on taxation and fleet modernization.
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Edward W. Pickard
Coolidge
Cleveland
New York
al Smith
Indiang
Senator Ralston
Senator Underwood
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Smith
Sachem
George Brennan
Chicago
Nivols Democracy
Murphy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Navy
Wilson
South
Long Island
Indiana
Samuel Ralaton
Releton
Ohio
Ralston
Dever
New
Sizerta
Brennan
Resolution for World Court at The Hague Proposed
Senator Lodge introduces a Senate resolution calling for establishing a world court at The Hague. It would be governed by a sixteen judge panel elected by an electoral commission and supported by signatory powers. The court would interpret treaties, international law, and breaches, with annual sessions and potential extraordinary meetings.
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Washington
Benator “Lodge, Publicat
Massachusette
Senate
Cot Anfitee
World Court
the Hague
United States
Coolidgeta
Hague
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Electoral Commission
Harvard Doctor Reports Pneumonia Treatment Hope
Announcement in New York and Boston credits Dr. Lloyd B. Felton of Harvard Medical School with a pneumonia treatment expected to cut deaths by 25 to 50 percent. Endorsed by Dr. Milton J. Rosenan and Dr. William B. Park and other conservative medical figures.
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New York
Boston
Lloyd B. Felton
Department of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene
Harvard Medical School
Milton J. Rosenan
Harvard
William B. Park
Coolidge Urges Party Loyalty at DC Campaign School
President Coolidge told the League of Republican Women of the District of Columbia that adhere to party organization is essential for an effective government. He contrasted a well organized party with a mob and described a trained army.
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Washington
Coolidge
League of Republican Women of
District of Columbia
Methodist Vote Admits Women to the Ministry
Methodist women registered victory at the general conference in Springfield Massachusetts as the commission reported unanimously in favor of ordination rights for women. The decision allows women to preach as licensed ministers without membership in an annual conference.
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Springfield
Mass
Methodist General Conference
John Dietz of Cameron Dam Fame Is Dead
Milwaukee Wis John Dietz famed defender of Cameron dam died after a long illness His wife and family who had been estranged since his release from Waupun were at his bedside when he died Dietz had gained fame in 1904 when he and his family barricaded themselves in his north woods cabin and fought state authorities
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wiscongin
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Waupun
Dietz
North Woods
Farmer Attacked by Wolf Pack in Georgia Killed
Fragmentary text reports a Georgia farmer killed after a wolf pack attack. Details are unreadable in the OCR, but the core event notes a fatal incident involving a farmer and wolves in Georgia.
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Farmer
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Atlanta
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Chemical Warfare Service
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Henry Ford
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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Wall Street
Woodrow Wilson
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Baltimore Dispatch
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Arthur H. Nelson
George J. Siegel
William G. McAdon
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Ellenbercten
Germany
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Troopa
Clentyegos
Honor
New York Harbor
Bernarr MacFadden
Orville Wright
A. E. Dumont
Hoe
Europe
W. M. Butler
Mr. Adams
Harry M. Daugherty
Johnson
International Harvester Company
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Teapot Dome
Special Grand Jury
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Jontz
Ita
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Warren T. McKay
Anderson
Arantur
McCray
South Carolina
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