Jardine Tours West Coast Stops on Agricultural Inspection
Secretary Jardine of the Department of Agriculture begins a western inspection tour with planned stops in Miles City and Butte Montana and visits to Montana, Washington, and Oregon. He emphasizes no external meddling and urges farmers to run their own business while praising evolving educational leadership and the rise of women in higher education.
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Jardine
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Oregon
Department
Pacific
Miles City
Butte
Big Hole
Idaho
Montana Senate
Wallace
Senate
Hazelbaker
United States Chamber of Commerce
Townley
France Tax Claim Sparks Payroll Finance Debate
The text alleges Caillaux accuses France of not applying or collecting cough taxes to balance the official payroll and cover other expenses, suggesting a Wisconsin tax gatherer or Joe Dixon as options.
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France
Caillaux
Slit
Wisconsin
Joe Dixon
Italy Faces Debt Revisions Amid Sentiment Calls
Signor Titoni, head of Italy's senate, says Italy will pay all its just debts but asks Americans and Britons to consider equity in revising the amount due. He argues true justice would reduce the principal, not mere mercy, and cites Confederate debt nonpayment as a warning. Compensation is likened to stockings and ankles.
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Signor Titoni
Senate
Italy
America
England
Titoni
Confederate States
United States
Women Dominate Largest American University Graduation
A university graduated 2,300 with degrees across law, engineering, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, agriculture, commerce and arts. The largest single group, 1,124 Bachelors of Arts, consisted of 759 women and 365 men, reflecting the prominence of non professional liberal arts study.
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College of Letters and Sciences
Broadway Nuisances Wrinkle Thaw Returns to Scene
A witty jab noting Thaw's return to Broadway as New York longs for Grover Bergdoll Dorothy Ellngson and Leopold and Loeb to visit cafes and lift spirits.
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Broadway
New York
Grover Bergdoll
Dorothy Ellngson
Leopold and
Loeb
Vienna fears jazz as Mussolini ignores Italian protests
Vienna protests against jazz invading the city from America. Officials ban jazz in dancing schools and the Austrian Musicians League calls for boycotts. Yet crowds favor jazz and predict a temporary reign before waltz music returns. The piece notes Vienna’s sentimentality and the enduring popularity of the Blue Danube.
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Venice
Vienna
Austrian League of Musicians
Lawyer Wayne Wheeler Questions Ontario Beer Quality
Wayne Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League questions the quality of Ontario beer while denying he drank any himself. The remark contrasts with speculation that the White House spokesman may have suffered indigestion instead of Mr. Coolidge.
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Wayne Wheeler
The
Anti-Saloon League
Ontario
Mr. Coolidge
White House
Hands Off and Mouths Shut in Debts Debate
The New York World asserts that American officials dispute over who may speak for the administration on debts, noting that Washington’s spokesman is unclear. It defends Americans abroad voicing opinions as their rights, and cautions Paris against assuming quotes are official mandates from Washington.
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Washington
Paris
State Department
Coolidge
George W. Wickersham
Otto Kahn
James W. Gerard
France
Gerard
Treasury Department
Otto Khan
Middle West
The Haskin Letter on Color Revolutions and Western Supremacy
Washington May 23 The Haskin Letter traces how Anglo Japanese ties helped Western dominance after 1902 and how Japan's victory over Russia sparked anti Western movements among colonized peoples. It links the rise of nationalism Islam and color revolutions to the world wars and the Lausanne outcome, ending with a flux toward a new balance of power.
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Washington, D.C
Japan
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
China
India
Persia
Russia
Turkey
Europe
Egypt
Africa
Alliantcee
Germany
France
Austria
Italy
Spain
Americas
England
Mustapha Kemal
Greece
Lausanne
Ismet
Ghandi
Rising East to Challenge the West in Global History
The text argues Europe’s expansion created a world order with Japan as an exception and predicts a shift as Eastern renaissance challenges Western dominance. It cites the Rift rebellion in Spain as proof that colonial power cannot crush rising movements and foresees a lasting historical impact over centuries.
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North Africa
Italy
Tripoli
Algeria
Tumisia
France
Morocco
Spain
Rome
Europe
China
India
Islam
Rum Blockade Criticized as Wasteful Policy
Washington May 27 The rum blockade is described in a statement by the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment as a throwing away of 1 million of taxpayers money to stop less than 1 percent of the liquor flow in the United States.
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Washington
Associated Press
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
United States
Theosophist Talk At Rotary Prompts Broad View
Rotarians heard a half hour informal talk by William J. Heyting, a globe trotter born in Java, educated in England, and now lecturing on theosophy. He praised cross national cooperation, noted climate influences on outlook, and contrasted Australia and New Zealand politics, while praising Massachusetts and Boston for their spirited outlook.
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William J. Heyting
Europe
America
Heyting
Java
Holland
Australia
New Zealand
England
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Louisiana
Carolinas
Massachusetts
Boston
Fred Kessler
Sam Stewart
Red Poppies Poem for Buddy Poppy Day Message
A wartime themed poem invites readers to buy poppies for Buddy Poppy Day. It recalls historic battles from Valley Forge to Chapultepec and urges sharing sacrifice, linking the crimson flowers to veterans and memory across generations.
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Valley Forge
Brandywine
Catawba
Saratoga
Morgan
Wayne
Flamborough Head
Monmouth Plain
Lawrence
Perry
Alamo
Chapultepec
Northland
Answers to Questions From The Helens Independent
A collection of Q and A from The Helens Independent featuring queries on golf origins zoning in New York City poetry meters Nobel Peace Prize 1923 24 landscape gardening cake failure king of ancient Scotland and Ireland wasps gold ore appearance and Carolina parakeet status. The piece presents concise responses from experts or editors addressing historical etymology gardening art and natural history.
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England
Scotland
New York City
Balto
Lenotre
Ireland
Ardsi
Ardrigh
Ardriagh
MI. C A
The
Geological Survey
Biological Survey
Florida
English Doctor Warns Silk Stockings Harm Youths
A British Medical Journal letter warns that thin stockings may cause a chronic red, bumpy eruption and leg heaviness in girls and young women aged 14 to 20. The claim suggests older women would not suffer similar ills, per the physician cited.
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Frank Venable
Cleveland
Bert R. Paul
Monida
Fred Sanden
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Seattle
Ewing D. Colvin
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Arthur Gusterman
Ladies Home Journal
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Lexington
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Buddy Poppy Day
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