Britain Ends Russian Delays with Treaty Demands
Britain signals a firm treaty approach in the Anglo Russian talks, aiming to curb Soviet tactics on debts and claims. Moscow seeks to split private and bank claims, hoping to pressure Britain to choose between supporting workers or capitalists. The new move would bar extraneous terms and limit renegotiation, forcing focus on pact clauses.
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Ramsay MacDonald
London
Britain
Moscow
Russia
MacTon~ald
Cleveland holds all set plan for platform at convention
The article reports confusion over the Republican platform being drafted in Cleveland. Charles Warren, platform chair, says no action has occurred and plans will be formed in Cleveland. Conditionally mentioned are Coolidge, Lowden, Tannden, and Governor Our, plus Dr. Lanstrum arriving from Kansas City as the scene shifts to Cleveland amid political maneuvering.
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Cleveland
Montana
Charles Warren
Mexico
Lanstrum
Kansas City
Reyabde
Africa
Wile
Sublime Order
Te Nile
Distinguished Order of
Fihiopia
Negara
Nepro
Mareis Garvey
China
Pirapheta
Desis
Aly Garvey
Codd da Ovinett
Diarves
Washington
T. C
Americas
Teele
Department of Commerce
Les Tabor
Tagrald Iledha
Las
Talor Aieeet
Prac
United States
Mecessray
Congress
Downfall of Lodge Sparks Party Wrath and Betrayal Charge
A public eruption from Massachusetts Republicans over Henry Cabot Lodge folds into a tale of shifting loyalties at the 1924 convention. Lodge’s leadership roles at past national gatherings are cited as evidence of political double dealing, and anger grows as Coolidge supporters ready to sanction his status. The piece questions Lodge’s future influence and loyalty to New England’s nominee.
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Lodge
Hugetis
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphi
Toosevelt
Coolidge
Cuming
New England
Springfield Republican Critiques Senate Leader’s Obsession
The Springfield Republican denounces the Senate leader as a monumental failure in his final years. It laments his alleged obstruction of progress toward a peaceful, restructured international order, calling for a more constructive path amid a changing world.
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Springfield Republican
Senate
Philippines menace 10 peach and the Philippine islands stance
The piece argues that Japanese in the United States and in the Philippines could strain relations, urging patience amid immigration law tensions. It condemns the long holding of the Philippines as a costly white elephant, noting potential costs if Japan moves to start trade, and accuses U.S. policy of keeping the islands against promises to withdraw.
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Montana
United States
Philippine Islands
Wilson
Japan
Japa
Philippines
Fragmented Phrase on Snobbery and Law
A garbled excerpt questions why the wealthy enjoy flaunting exclusivity and mockingly claim possession of the “real stuff” while amused by flouting the law at a gaming table. The text reads like a stray, misread line from a broader discussion.
New York Times piece praises League of Nations growth
A magazine supplement article by Anne O'Hare McCormick highlights improving European conditions and growing prestige of the League of Nations as a permanent peacekeeping force. It notes U S nonmembership, calls the league a real restraint on war, and credits Wilson for its creation while criticizing partisan politics. A painting sale is briefly mentioned as unrelated context.
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New York Times
Anne O'Hare McCormick
League of Nations
Organization of Nations
Wilson
United States
Raucous World Editorial Attacks Garveyism and Race Canons
The piece accuses Marcus Garvey and his movement of promoting racial separatism and a warped mythology. It claims Garvey and affiliates distort history to elevate black supremacy and portray religious symbols in racial terms. The rhetoric links fringe ideologies to wartime loyalties and questions the legitimacy of Civilizational claims.
Sentence Sermons by Reverend Smith On Moral Phrases
A distorted sermon fragment praises restraint and diligence. It lists maxims about blindness to trouble, silence on scandal, deafness to gossip, and active effort when luck fails, urging pushiness and tolerance amid fault and contention.
Irish Free State economic notes amid postwar shifts
The Haskin Letter reports on Irish Free State conditions, noting demobilization effects, soldier reintegration, and rising employment. It highlights a general economic upturn with improved farming fortunes, export gains to Britain, and substantial trade with Great Britain and Ulster. It cites unemployment figures, industrial recovery, and consumer purchasing power alongside ongoing postwar adjustments in governance and industry.
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Lyi
Irish Free State
Ree
Trish Frov
Garimer
Hirt
Pasion
Trish Pree
Thas
Amantea
Free State
Lister
Gare
Great Medtain
Ulster
Great Britain
United States
Chicago
WW. Higgins
Mave. Lestor
Golfers’ Magazine
Eis
Economic prospects in the Irish Free State amid trade and rail reforms
The Irish Free State shows slight gains with exports in livestock beer and spirits textiles hides and skins. Key imports include wheat flour automobiles cotton goods and woolen items. Government plans to merge railways into a single company to cut deficits and improve service, with a five year paying basis. Optimism remains for industry and post conflict prosperity despite strains on transport and trade.
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Irish Free States
United States
Willig Campbell Must Bill Valid Willig Campbell Must Bill
Washington May 22 1940 The Willis Campbell dew prohibits the sale or importation of intoxicating liquors for medicinal purposes declared valid and constitutional by the Supreme Court The case involved James Brew Art's breweries Edward Burke and others The government contends the act grants discretion to define medicinal use while breweries argue it exceeds congressional powers The court upheld the prohibition as a valid exercise of power The article notes demobilization and unemployment figures in the U S context and a Portuguese squadron's route from Rangoon to Macao
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Washington
Willis- Campbell Dew
Supreme Knows
James Everart
Breweries
New York
Edward Wid
William Burke
Guinness Stout
Congress
Many Leaders Attend Republican Convention in Cleveland
The Associated Press reports that political celebrities and notable foreign figures will attend the Republican National Convention in Cleveland as delegates or guests. Key attendees include Supreme Court justices and cabinet members, with Harry M. Discherty and James M. Cox’s era politics noted, and about fifteen U.S. senators expected.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
David W. Malgate
Wansas
Arrangemants
Nes
Republican Party
Supreme Court of the United States
Wil- Haut Howard Wathwrd
Ie Tices Janes McReynolds
George Sutherland
Pierce Butler
Washington
Mulvane
Republican National Committee
Andrew Mellen
Herbert Work
Mellen
Pennsylvania
Wardle
Colorado
Bascom Slemp
Harry ML. Disigherty
Qhin
Naugherty
Hey
Harding
Chicago
Ohio
Warding
United States
Leuthold Wins Sparked by Crow's Nest Echoes at Capitol
The Billings Gazette notes newspaper men celebrating Leuthold's win while recounting tales of the Crow's Nest at the state capital. It highlights Senator Lew thold's steady, non flamboyant service, his front-row presence near the president, and respect earned from reporters. The piece hints at the press corps shaping impressions during the legislative session and mentions ties to broader political discourse.
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Billings Gazette
Melewa
John Menry
Sen
Auen
Alters
Sentor Lewthold
Suifswater
Suifswater Solan
Answers to Questions From The Hetany Independent Information Bureau
A reader asks plain questions on topics from politics to science. Questions cover women delegates in 1920s conventions, automobile employment figures, rare home runs in major leagues, reasons for Empress of Canada’s fame, station WOKAQ location, days of the week origins, tractive effort vs horsepower, Elsie Janis in London, a Mayo proverb, honey classification, and Victor Herbert operas. Answers reference historical figures, venues, and events with concise, factual responses.
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Sunlang
M. S
Canada
Seven Seas
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San Juang
Ports Riga
Trig
The
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Porto Rico
Worea
Odin
Thor
Bureau of Standards
Elsie Janis
London
Cqiwen
Jota
Mitchall
Victor Merhert
Mary Garden
Walton Loses Final Appeal To Supreme Court
Associated Press reports former Oklahoma governor John C Walton failed to obtain federal or state court review of charges tied to his political activities. The Supreme Court declined to take jurisdiction, leaving the lower court rulings intact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sune
John C Walton
Oklahoma
Mie Sugienne Enue
Suptone
Fedyyaly Mistriet Court
Wwester Oly Homa
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