Coal strike risk eyed as government may step in
Washington cautions that if the anthracite strike begins September 16, the government may intervene, a move that could please strikers but burden consumers. Past tensions show operators add costs when prices rise, while a 1920s coal commission proposed five reforms including publicizing company reports and federal oversight, yet none acted on.
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Washington
Bose
U. S. Coal Commission
Congress
Interstate Conerce Commission
Wood tick claims title as supreme golfer with hole in one
A playful note proclaims a wood tick as the supreme golfer able to make a hole in one, celebrating its perceived prowess in a humorous local item.
Shattered War Romances and the A E F Brides
War department in Washington fights to explain limits in aiding distress of war brides whose American husbands are abroad. Many wartime marriages cooled as letters and letters lost romance. some soldiers with French brides grew restless, and many did not stay. Military officials warned that cross cultural unions did not guarantee enduring ties.
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War Department
Washington
Paris
France
Inte M Vicians
France and Rif War Tension in Morocco
The article notes France ready to push to settle the Rif conflict if needed, while the Rif tribes may seek favorable terms. It cites the Moroccan credits bill passing by a heavy majority despite communist opposition and rising war costs fueling peace arguments amid possible internal strain.
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Morocco
France
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Paris Reconsiders Rif War Offer Amid War Debts
The Paris government contemplates offering Abd el Krim governorship of his Rif territory if he recognizes Moroccan suzerainty, signaling France seeks to end the costly war. Briand hints at a protectorate offer earlier, yet the Rif fighters may reject a protectorate, with outside influence, possibly from the Soviet Union, pressuring a settlement and world peace prospects.
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Paris
Abd-el Krim
Briand
Morocco
Spain
France
Debate Over German in American Schools Sparks Protests
Fragmentary remarks argue German should be taught as a foreign language like Spanish and French rather than elevated to par with English. Objections are described as growing but not strong, reflecting ongoing sentiment in schools across the Americas.
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Americas
Idealized Huck and Tom Stir Hannibal Monument Debate
A Hannibal Missouri dispute grows over a bronze Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer statue planned for Cardiff Hill. Critics argue the sculptor's piece idealizes the characters with Ziegfeld Follies imagery, sparking letters to the press from locals who favor Twain's rough youth.
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Huck and
Tou
Hannibal
Missouri
Huckleberry Finn
Tom Sawyer
Chicago
Cardiff Hill
Huck
Tom
Twain
Mark Twain
We Will Rebuild Editorial on Santa Barbara Earthquake
The Times argues resilience after the Santa Barbara quake. It notes ancient fears give way to modern planning including fire, transportation, water, and food supplies. It urges building with seismologists and engineers to reduce loss from future earthquakes.
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Santa Barbara
Wan
Atlantic
Pacific
Addison
England
Halle 1
Commerce service links American makers to foreign buyers
The Commerce Department operates a "Dollars and Cents" bulletin system to connect U S manufacturers with foreign buyers. It lists opportunities by country, shares detailed packing and banking data with 46 branch offices, and requires at least 50 percent American ownership. The service has grown, with inquiries up 131 percent in two years and annual business value around 529000 dollars. Specific gains include contracts in Italy and Poland, and tens of thousands recovered or saved through consular and export efforts under Hoover era policy.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Ecommerce
Netherlands
United States
Wne
Africa
China
Brazil
Germany
Greece
Mary
Manila
Seattle
Washington
New York City
Pacife
Department of Commerce
Jagenta
South America
Department
Italy
Warsaw
Columbia
Bogota
Department of State
Linder
Herbert Hoover
Silk Worm Farm Established Near Sacramento
Oroville California residents expect silk production to flourish as the Sacramento valley climate is suited for silk worms. A large silk worm farm has been started nearby, aiming to capitalize on uniform mild elevation.
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Sacramento
Oroville
Calif
Sacramento Valley
Beauty Bill Sparks Chicago Women Spending Boom
Chicago women are spending 50 million dollars early for beauty purposes, according to Emily Loyd head of the National School of Cosmeticians. The report highlights a rising trend in cosmetic services and products as women seek personal care options.
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Chicago
United States
Emily Loyd
National School of Cosmeticians
Quake Shakes Whitehall during Saturday tremor event
Jack Pace reports Whitehall’s dinner hour disrupted by a 6:23 tremor that rattled streets and stores. People fled to windows and sidewalks, awe at skylines and color, and humorous notes emerge as residents realize some can run faster and others cling to routines. Few hurt, many startled, some laughed later.
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Whitehall
Folka
Gonencan
Départment of the Interior
New Books Margaret Pedler A Woman Of Action
A profile of Margaret Pedler detailing her personality and life. The piece notes her travels in Europe, Devonshire home, marriage to a Devonshire sportsman, and interest in music, fashion, and jewelry. It compares her work ethic to peers like McCurther, Grey, and Zane Grey, and outlines her writing routine and methods. The article, dated June 3 from Italy, previews her planned 1926 American visit and new novel, Red Ashes.
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Arnold Patrick
Margaret Pedler
Ameriecas
Francis Drake
Pedler
Royal Academy of Music
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Bankman
Dent
Daarcig
Peller
George Barr McCurtheon
Rolf
Zane Grey
Peter B. Iyue
Inehart
Washington
Harald Bell Wright
Asan
Peter
America
Rel
Muargaret Tedller
George H. Dor
A Commuter's Diary and Book Notes in 1920s Review
A literary notice reviews The Diary of J Skinner Commuter, praising its vivid portraits of urban life and privacy debates, with humorous sketches by Wallie FR. Howe. It also discusses Earl Derr Biggers The House With Out a Key, Hawaiian atmosphere, and July releases from Bobbs-Merrill and others, noting upcoming editions and author accolades.
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Join Stanner
Briar Bine
Skinner
Ainge
Mie Shivner
Architeer
America
Wallie FR. Howe
Led Skinner
Robert MM
Gay
Boston
the Atlantic Monthly Press
Earl Derr Biggers
Honolulu
Bobbs-Merrill
Konoliw
Hawaii
Burea
Mr. Biggees
Mr. Riggers
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