Ramsay MacDonald Speech Draws Global Audience
A large audience heard Ramsay MacDonald in a dinner address broadcast across the nation and beyond. He spoke on U S U K peace efforts and arms reduction, noting contrasts with Lloyd George and Wilson and praising Briand while omitting other leaders.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Canada
Europe
Hoover
United States
Great Britain
Washington
David Lloyd-George
Woodrow Wilson
Briand
Herbert Hoover
Islands Too Important for Independence
A critic argues that Philippine independence is unlikely and undesirable. The author cites economic value, imperial nationalism, and fear of losing control over tropical wealth as the motive behind opposing self rule. The piece questions the sincerity of independence advocates and warns of political self interest.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Philippine
A War That Is Dying By Bruce Catton
An essay argues future generations will see labor and capital as aligned. Mitten funds to ease labor relations may seem quaint. industrial progress suggests mutual goals, reducing strikes and conflict.
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Thomas E. Mitten
Philadelphia
Marx
Mr. Mitten
Public golf course planned for Hamilton Lakes area
The Greensboro News reports a public golf course will be built in Hamilton Lakes between Greensboro and Guilford college after the original developer could not bear the financial burden. It notes a modest green fee might not cover costs but cites farmers near Roanoke, Virginia who are profiting from small fees as a hopeful parallel.
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Hamilton Lakes
Greensboro
Guilford College
The
Greensboro News
Roanoke
Midway Amusements Under Fire By Atlanta School Board
The Twin City Sentinel notes the Atlanta school board takes a firm stance against低 midway amusements at fairs judging them as gambling devices. It urges removing these rides to protect children and suggests higher admission to cover costs.
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Twin City Sentinel
Atlanta
the Sentinel
Greensboro Public Course Seen as Promising Venture
The course attracts broad interest with many eager participants and fees paid a year ahead, suggesting strong potential returns. Greensboro public courseOfficials anticipate dividends amid high participation and prepayments.
Excellent Time to Strike for Loyalty Fund at UNC
The piece urges UNC alumni to fund the loyalty drive during football triumphs. It links alumni interest in scholastic representation with football victories over Maryland and Georgia Tech, arguing a surge of alumni enthusiasm supports the campaign.
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University of North Carolina
Carolina
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Handwriting expert links dotted i's to punctuality
A handwriting expert argues that neglecting dotted i's signals a lack of punctuality and precision, suggesting attention to small details reflects timeliness.
Garbled OCR: On the Level and Hill Areas Mentioned
The readable text includes a fragment discussing levels and hills with missing context. No clear event names or entities are present to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
Berlin Mayor Tours U S Cities To Study Governance
The mayor of Berlin travels in the United States to observe American city government practices. Analysts suggest the trip may aim to learn effective methods as well as cautionary examples to avoid.
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Berlin
America
Two Kinds of Colleges in America Say Educator
A noted educator contrasts colleges that regret firing their coach last fall with those that regret not firing him, framing a debate on leadership and athletic decisions in higher education.
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America
Naval disarmament talks invitees urged to respond
Invitations are being sent for the next naval disarmament conference in London. At press time William B. Shearer was still waiting to receive his invitation.
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London
William B. Shearer
Columbia President Says 1879 Entrance Exams Tough
President Butler of Columbia University notes 1879 entrance exams were so stiff that even current faculty could not have passed them. He adds colleges had not yet invented football, implying academic rigor preceded organized college sports.
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Butler
Columbia University
Gardners Appeal For North Carolina Alumni Endowment
Governor Gardner and Dr. Harry W. Chase urged North Carolina alumni to donate 10.9 million dollars to a new endowment for the University of North Carolina. The broadcast followed the North Carolina Georgia Tech game with speeches stressing education, memorial gifts, and a southern university’s future.
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Atlanta
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Harry W. Chase
University of North Carolina
Gardner
South
United States
University of Georgia
State University
Georgia
Virginia
Duke
Carolina
Elm Street School Hosts Weekend Art Exhibits
A large Elm Street school crowd attended Thursday and Friday art showings with student performances by fourth and fifth graders. Frederica Morris Virgie Cates and Alice Overman danced, Mrs R K Stewart spoke on art, and primary pupils posed set pieces as Mrs L R Johnston and Miss Hughes led songs and recitations from Dutton and Cook class groups.
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Elm Street
Frederica Morris
Virgie Cates
Alice Overman
R. K. Stewart
L. R. Johnston
Lee Honored as Genius Educator at Washington College
Lexington Virginia October 12 General Robert E Lee memorialized on death anniversary for his genius as a college president He led Washington College now Washington and Lee University after leaving the army and turned to education to rebuild the south He established a school of journalism and commerce and an honor system paving the way for self governance at the campus Lee Memorial chapel houses his grave and draws thousands yearly
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Lexington
Robert E. Lee
Washington College
Washington and Lee University
Lee
Appomattox
College Chapel
H. Chester
Nashville
Tenn
W. McCnesney
Staunton
J. R. Winchester
Little Rock
Ark
National Life Insurance Company
Egypt
Blue Ridge
Southern College
South
Virginia
George W. Julian
General Lee
Washington and Lee
Department of Economics
Southern University
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
William Allen
Northern Virginia
Allen
Custis Lee
Lee Memorial
Colonel Bradley to Repeat One Day Orphan Benefit
Colonel E R Bradley plans a repeat orphans benefit race at Idle Hour farm near Lexington on November 18. The 1928 proceeds were 25000 dollars and, as before, all profits will go to orphans with extra support from free riding jockeys and purse reallocation to the general fund.
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Lexington
E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
Emma McIntyre Rites Held At Home In Local Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma McIntyre wife of the late M H McIntyre were held at her Barbee street home with Rev C P Coble and Rev E J Harbison officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Memorial Park with pallbearers named and flowers borne by local women.
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Emma McIntyre
M. H. McIntyre
Barbee Street
C. P. Coble
First Presbyterian Church
E. J. Harbison
Wesley Memorial Church
Oakwood Memorial Park
Joe Kick
R. Wood
Ruff Lloyd
Benson Pierce
Guy Wallace
Solomon
Joe Kidd
Mrs. Holcomb
Lois Harvey
Ethel Hollingsworth
Bessie Demir
Hona Kennedy
Bonnie Crumpler
Ina Hill
Mary Walker
Hewitt Stars as Lions' New Halfback Highlight
Ralph Hewitt of Lawrence Massachusetts emerges as a top Columbia back, already earning a varsity berth as a sophomore. He scored four touchdowns in a recent game and added an extra point, while also starring in football baseball and track.
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New York
Columbia
Walter Koppisch
Ralph Hewitt
Hewitt
Lawrence
Ralph
Lions
Questions of Office 1 To chatter
A garbled list of questions and phrases covers topics from New York politics to geography and objects. It reads as a mixed compilation of trivia and fragmented terms without a coherent article thread.
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Britain
Lloyd-George
Wilson
Friends of
Philippine Independence
Bruce Catton
Midway Amusements
Plead For Alumni Endowment Fund
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CLM ST. School
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M'Intyre
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