Monroe Doctrine Still Debated On 108th Birthday
Washington observers note the Monroe Doctrine remains a central political issue in the western hemisphere. Key developments include Secretary Stimson’s view that the doctrine targets Europe not Latin America, Castle’s insistence it guarantees friendship with Latin America, and Mexico’s League of Nations reservation, signaling continued U.S. policy without tutelage over other American nations.
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Second Marriage May Be Happier Says Viscountess
Viscountess Filakland argues second marriages are usually happier than first, noting renewed adventure gives way to seeking security and comfort. She compares a first marriage to an explorer seeking a promised land while a second aims for peace at home.
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Nevadan Gun Carrying Remains Widespread
In Reno Nevada residents still commonly carry six shooters in armpit holsters or hip pockets. Concealed weapon laws are enforced against outsiders but bona fide locals are rarely charged for carrying. A recent incident at Belle Livingstone’s Reno club featured bullets used on a skunk, prompting $10 penalties for each shot fired at a person in anger.
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Burglary Suspect Flees After Nickel Shortage
Mrs. Anna Wood finds an unfamiliar man in boarder A. T. Mullins room at her Fort Worth home. Unable to call police without a nickel for a hallway payphone, she lets the intruder go after grabbing him until she could summon help.
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