League of Nations prestige at stake in European debates
The Associated Press reports that the Monroe doctrine and League of Nations competence in American questions dominated talks. Delegates debated treaty revisions and the Chile Bolivia dispute, weighing whether the League could intervene in peace treaties while avoiding Monroe doctrine conflicts.
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League OF Nations
Associated Press
League
Wather
Chile
Tia— Livia
Tacakain Artea
Iesuiie
Bolivia
Davies
Augustine Edwards
Tuens-Arlea
United States
Tullvie
Idfaar
South Africa
Hemliantlan
Baitech
Hem
Chi
Bach
Individus
Tariff Debate Shapes 1922 Agenda in U S Policy
The piece outlines tariff proposals and shifts in American policy as Cabinet and Republican leaders debate a permanent tariff framework. It notes $100,000 approved to study the device, concerns over international relations, and opposition from New York bankers and businessmen who fear harming American creditors and cargo returns.
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Werland
United States
Nietous
Hagener
New York
America
United States tariff and disarmament hints from Harding era debate
The piece discusses tariff policy and protection aims amid a shifting trade outlook. It notes Will Hayes speech urging restraint, potential legislation to protect prices, and a cautious approach tied to disarmament talks and economic recovery, with references to industry impact and emergency measures.
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United States
Chamber of Comuures
Ameria
Borane
Will Mays
Tarite
Harding
Mine War Probe Gets Under Way
War time dispatches report the mine disturbances prompting military responses as units move to strategic points. The Twenty-ninth Infantry waits under arms for rains to take it home, while the Nineteenth and Twenty-sixth units occupy evacuated vantage points. Headquarters reportedly shift to Kanawha Valley.
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Pape Onn
Tonijeht
Ite Hom Unp Dis
Avir Départment
Ianawon City
Charleston
Dianatches
Genera HL Hamdheltz
Cevimanit
United Statre Terres
Sprace
Merl Ridee
Tntwret
Kanawhaslaone-Teugan
Call for Funds Sensed by the G O P
A campaign appeal urges financial support for Republican publicity and political work. It argues for funds to advance party propaganda, secure electoral success, and sustain government institutions, asking readers to send contributions of 490 dollars or more via enclosed envelopes.
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Orden
Wellstie
Carey
American Victim of ZR-2 Disaster Buried in London
London mourns John J. Hancock son of an American naval contingent killed in the ZR-2 disaster. Hancock, born in England, was laid to rest with escort from Major General Sir Hugh Trenchard and British air council officials. Wreaths came from Hancock’s shipmates and Mrs Maxfield, widow of Commander L H Massient.
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London
Maclinats
John J. Hancock
City of London
Campéters
Hancock
England
Hts
Hugh 1Ain Trenchard
Air
British Air Council
Shaw
Maxfield
Loni. H. Massient
U. & XII
Atrehins
Ireland and De Valera talks reach tense standstill
Dublin dispatches describe a stalled exchange between De Valera and the British cabinet as Sinn Fein leaders push for a plebiscite and a path to conference. Ministers consider time limits and possible terms, with Lloyd George preparing a reply and a future Dublin meeting anticipated.
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Amy
Ulster
Epa
Martia
Eas
Cridieu
Sian Penn
Tela
Boland
Sian Feinann
Daum
de Valera
Amore
Mey Hall
Invernes
Vinewont Mitzwdan
Ireland
Nevil Nar- Ready
Techn
Voung
Wader
Barton
Inverieny
Dublin
Lloyd George
Gairlach
Norrow
County Defeats All Amendments In Vote Sweep
Countywide results show amendments rejected with margins ranging from about 1,000 to 4,700 votes. The largest opposition came against the income tax amendment with about 4,347 no votes, while the overall county vote trended against the ninth and tenth proposals and showed weak support for the others.
Patriotic Tea Hosted by Mrs Carr at Wallace Street Home
The Womens Roller club will hold a patriotic tea at the home of Mrs Gimme Carr 642 Wallace xirest this afternoon and evening. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Womens Roller Corns
Wills
Gimme. Carr
Wallace Xirest
Eivery
Investigation Ordered Amid Illinois Coal Field Unrest
Reports describe armed bands of minors clashing with company detectives in Wilhison Sally counties and across to Roselake, with 600 armed men moving through Karber Ridge toward Elizabethown. Deputies, backed by Kentucky volunteers, used force after clashes. towns like Husabethtown and Roseaidura closed as guards secure roads. Local miners allegedly join unions for rations amid strained coal mine operations and looming strikes.
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Sally
Mardin
Ndsatntne
Fosllare
Elizabethiownr
Roslektre
Mbes
Vurnnee
Husabethtown
Roaidura
Sundown
Agaly Tonleht
Nile
Ohio River
Palmview
Rasselary
Awvers
National Union of
Mina, Mi
Bmelter Workers
Mina
Amsertel
Miny
Founty
Atrike
Névera Monte
Roxllirs
Estington
Russview
Minion
Gai
Columbian Court of Honor Elects Officers
Columblian Court of Honor held a state meeting recently and elected officers for the ensuing term. Chancelier Chilivd Bunder, vice chancellor Harry Keller, chaplain Gertrude Taylor, conductor Eding Eytenberg, and several others were named. A social evening with dancing and entertainment was planned for Saturday.
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Columbink Court of Honor
Itate
Chaencollar
Chilivd Bunder+ piste chancelier
Harry Keller
Gertrude Taylor
Cora Golden
Paeorder
Eding Eytenberg
Chile Shonda
Gwand
Minnie Geod
Suntinul
Mae Craig
Trusts
Olive Lee
Tie
Phimini
Thes Social Avaning of
Hagosxon
First Amendment Upheld in State Haloes Reform Debate
In 1861 the legislature adopted amendments to extend bar admission qualifications and curb official solicitations during elected terms. Governor McCray and ex-Governors supported adoption while Mirbe amendments failed amid indifference and conservative resistance. The proposal aimed to four-year terms for certain offices but was defeated. The timeframe centered on continued reform debates in the state.
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Willy
McCray
J. P. Goodrich
M. Ralgion
W. T. Durbly
Snankine
Wate
County Offichin
Ha Peante
Mendallville Kendallville County Votes On Constitutional Proposals
In Newe county most measures were reported as approved with eight of twelve proposed amendments likely to pass. Only amendments 9 10 51 and 12 were noted as potentially failing. About 15 percent of April votes favored Columbia Crvp. Columbia Md September 7 reporting on Wittley county results.
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Columbia Crvp
Wittley County
Proposals Fail in Local Special Election Say Decatur County
In Decatur County during a Tuesday special election Amendment No 1 received 2079 votes with 616 in favor and 1463 against. Voters in South Precinct Mares Township supported the amendment by one vote. other amendments fared poorly with wide margins. Portland Indiana Jay county residents report all 13 proposed amendments defeated with a two to one ratio against the first and 18 to one against the tenth. Voter turnout was low, with less than a quarter of eligible voters casting ballots.
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Coul
Decatur
Ink
Watera
Addimas
Zige Cupaimat Pehangine Ui
RL Mares Township
Portland
Ind
Jay County
Constitutional amendments defeated in Huntington vote
With 43 of 44 precincts reporting in Huntington county, voters defeated all proposed constitutional amendments on Tuesday's election. Amendment No. 1 was favored by 1,386 to 1,258 against, while the remaining amendments were heavily rejected.
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Inintington
Ind
Huntington County
Hartford City Indiana Suffrage Amendment Vote Summary
In Blackford County the first proposed amendment to the estate constitution passed by eight votes. A total of 900 votes were cast, representing twenty percent of the voting strength. The fifth amendment was lost by eleven votes in the same county.
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Hartford City
Ind
Bhickford
Bluffton Butefton Special Amendments Vote Narrow Result
Bluffton Butefton Indiana on September 7 reported partial results from the Wallen county special amendment election. Only the first proposed amendment carried with a small share of the total vote and a large majority opposed the remaining amendments.
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Butefton
Ind
Walle
Minnesota forest fire hampered by heavy rain
Ming Sept 7 reports show rain aiding firefighters in western forest fire zones. White Pine was destroyed yesterday but officials believe the backfire plan and active crews of 2,000 men and volunteers helped gain early advantage as fire channels in Onamia district were withdrawn after tense firefighting efforts.
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Paul
Ming
Stellatha
Encouracoys
Tony
Onamia
Death kills girl in Ware, unusual sequence follows
News from War sa w NY reports Maury Miles Standish funeral planned a week after Ber Warren’s burial. Warren Way died when an automobile he was repairing in a stall guage asphyxiated him, prompting Miss Stendieh to faint and lapse into a semi conscious state. Miss Bhindith is listed as 21 years old.
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Warsaw
N.Y
Bsoot
Crlet
Maury Miles Standish
Ber Wweetheart
Livy Walrren
Hermitun
Warren Way
Bia Duath
Miss Stendieh
Geath
Misa Bhindith
Man Arrested for Intoxication on Porch Incident
A man who gave his name Nel- Wi Tarkley was arrested by Station Master Kammerer last night on a charge of intoxication. He appeared to be undergoing a temporary intoxication episode due to overindulgence, and was found on a front porch with evidence suggesting it was his home. Displays and Classified Ads may be phoned or brought to the office for the Journal Gazette and Press. PHONE 5050.
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Tarkley
Kammerer
Nelgon
Oatherthan
James H. Haines Dies After Long Illness
A longtime resident of Fort Wayne, James H. Haines died after a prolonged illness. He was survived by a widow, Allee, and a brother, with services held at a local lodge. The obituary notes he had ties to the Matern Wad men lodge and mentions family and residence details.
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Duradon
Ilaien
Linlnes
Ak Bouth
Barr Street
Ures
Allee
Fort Wayne
Classified and Display Ads Phone Line Open All Day
The Journal Gazette and Press advertises a toll free line for placing classified and display ads, urging readers to call 5050 for Tuesday morning publication. The notice emphasizes continuous availability through Monday.
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Journal. Gazette and Press
Mellon Faces Senate Fire Over Tax Bill Details
The article notes a Senate grilling of Mellon over the House tax bill provisions. It outlines an estimated tax yield near $2.7110 billion, with projections showing costs rising above current provider estimates and contemplating new revenue sources. Potential increases target automobile, tobacco, and other consumer taxes to fund deficits.
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Maltonmers
Pontag
Tanlac claims boost sales and health claims in ads
In a sprawling advertisement, Tanlac pitches dramatic health benefits and weight gain, touting grateful customers and a national push. It notes half a million bottles sold, plans exclusive agency distribution in towns across the United States and Canada, and promises continued strong demand and profits for druggists and distributors.
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Tanlac Laboratories
Atlanta
Vaniac
Tanlac Toharitorion
Payton
Hiv
Unesg
Tll
Clive
Ronnie
Toy
Uinshiy
Max Leen
United States
Canada
Onehelly
Tanine
Tanne Dong
Shrimp Dance Echoes Through Louisiana Lumber Room Memory
An article describes a surreal coastal scene where the “shrimp dance” becomes a memory artifact stored in a lumber room on the Louisiana coast. It references a bizarre economy, with workers, machinery, and a government role, noting a 180, 20,71 person count and shifting governance at a distant site.
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Louisiana
Fnuishena
Doerlie
Mare Maire
Anlla Della Weba
Cie Catel
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