Happenings of the World terse report
A compact world round up notes the Argentine council of ministers restoring embassy appropriations at the Holy See, the Red Cross annual report shows 4.42 million dollars spent aiding veterans and servicemen, Navy medals awarded for rescues, court actions on tax records, and various weather, crime, and political items from Washington to Madrid.
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Melton
Navy Department
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Republican Rule in Both Houses Strengthens Coolidge
A detailed analysis notes President Coolidge’s substantial working majorities in both the Senate and House, and credits the landslide result to support for his course. It cites the La Follette faction’s defeat, Mangus Johnson’s loss, and the broad national backing reflected by nearly 19 million votes. The piece explores causes of the landslide and party outlook.
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Mangus Johnson
Minnesota
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Wisconsin
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President and Mrs Coolidge Vote by Mail in White House Lawn
President and Mrs. Coolidge sent ballots by mail from the White House lawn in Washington for a Northampton Massachusetts election. The marking of the ballots attracted reporters and photographers as Mr Coolidge was shielded from onlookers, with the assumption he voted the straight Republican ticket.
Voters respond to labor and farmer discontent in Harding era
The article notes voter apathy amid a record turnout and cites reforms lag, with Harding plus a large precinct sweep despite Democratic and progressive challenges. It highlights La Follette and Debs contrasts, key state outcomes like Pennsylvania and New York, and marks two women elected as governors, signaling shifting demographics in politics.
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New York State
Illinois
California
Iowa
John W. Davia
Cesident Coolage
Oy Thenka
Robert M. Lafollette
Fla
Ufe
Local voting record hints at tense walk to polling booth
The fragment notes an early vote by a private citizen in a Neigh borhood polling place described as a white frame building. It mentions a campaign in North Pennsylvania and a contested presidency ticket, with unclear details about votes or participants.
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V . Locnat Valley
N. Paign
Presta W. Davis
Army of Veters
Davis
Anna
Churchill to head British cabinet shocks nation
Baldwin named Winston Churchill chancellor of the Exchequer in a surprise cabinet reshuffle. Austen Chamberlain becomes foreign secretary while others like Sir Robert Horne miss key posts. The list, approved by the king, includes Joynson Hicks as home secretary, Becket as colonial secretary, and Hoare as India minister among others.
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Stanley ‘Baldwin
Winston Church
Thia
Liberallem
Robert Horne
Robert
Labor
Baldwin
Churchill
Britain
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
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Winatop
Wiiliam Joynson- Hicks
LE. C.M
Sir Laming Worthington-twang
India
Earl Birken
Ben Alp Mifilster
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
William Cleave Bridgeman
Board of Trade
Sir Philp
Lloyd Graeme
Neville Chamberlain
Edward Frederick Lindley Wood
Scotland
John
Ruhr profits split under Dawes plan eyed by Allies
United States treasury would gain about 40 million dollars from Franco Belgian Ruhr exploitation as inter allied experts map profit division and reparations under the Dawes plan. The reparations commission set aside 25 percent of the Ruhr fonds for the United States, now totaling roughly 850 million gold marks, with transfer expected after the Paris conference.
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Paria
United States
Ruhr
Inter-Allied
Walierworth
Cathedral of Learning announced for Pitt campus
A plan by Chancellor John G Bowman for a 10 million fifty two story Gothic structure called the Cathedral of Learning at Schenley Park entrance. The building will house 12 000 students on a fourteen acre site facing the park with 860 by 200 by 680 feet, four entrances and sixteen elevators, including classrooms libraries shops and laboratories. Construction expected to begin part year.
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Pittsburgh
Plana
Schenley Park
University of Pittsburgh
Chantdllor
John G. Bowman
Mutinied Brazilian Battleship Pursued by Warships
A Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports that the Brazilian battleship Ming, accompanied by two submarines and auxiliary vessels, is chased by warships from Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo after its crew mutinied days earlier and fled Riv tarbor.
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Buenos Aires
Rio
Sao Paulo
Riv
Fragmented quote evokes division over wealth and ideas
Fragmentary text hints at a group called Taben tied to weed and money conflicts. It references tending to others with divergent views and a murky claim about money from their own resources. No clear events or names are readable.
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