Palestine riots prompt call for British action and free press defense
The Times opinion argues religion politics mix fuels conflicts from Palestine to Ireland and India. It urges Britain to restore order in Palestine or abandon the mandate. It also praises press liberty after a California libel case and justice critique of past court actions.
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Holy Land
India
Palestine
Ireland
Solomon’s Temple
Mosque of
Omar
Great Britain
Percy O'Connor
San Jose
Cal
Sial
Hyland Baggerly
Los Gatos
Baggerly
O'Connor
California
Franklin Griffin
Lipstick Poisoning Sparks Health Probe and Debate
The New York health department found nine lipstick brands contained poisons or skin irritants. The piece weighs individual rights against community protection and hints at policy intervention while noting public concern over safety.
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New York Department of Health
Trial Sixteen to face Gastonia murder in Charlotte venue change
Sixteen Gastonia suspects in the murder of Gastonia police chief go on trial in Charlotte after Judge M W Barnhill granted a venue change. The move aims to curb local violence and political agitation amid the textile strike.
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Gastonia
Charlotte
N. C
M. W. Barnhill
Gaston County
Greensboro
North Carolina
Max Gardner
Barnhill
Senate and House debate tariff on pocketknives
The legislators argue over pocketknife tariffs from 3 cent abroad knives to 25 and 50 cent models. Duty rates jump from 2% to 83 percent in one analysis and to 225 percent in another, with higher priced knives largely unchanged.
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Senate
House
House Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Air Conditioning Promise Seen For Homes In Near Future
Dr. D. C. Lindsay of Newark for the American Chemical Society predicts homes will soon be cooled washed and dehumidified in summer at no greater monthly cost than heating now. He notes air conditioning already benefits theaters industries and worker productivity and cites Willis H. Carrier as early pioneer.
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D. C. Lindsay
Newark
N. J
American Chemical Society
Lindsay
Willis H. Carrier
Wider World Tangles Over Reparations And Faith
The piece argues the Hague conference hinges on reparations as Germany accepts the Young plan but allies resist. It contrasts English and Allied positions on funding, then shifts to religious tension in Jerusalem and England’s crime penalties. It questions punishment as a deterrent, citing Robert Burns and the chain gang.
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Germany
England
Snowden
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Jerusalem
Egypt
Allah
Mecca
Mohammed
Robert Burns
Atlanta
Chain Gang
Chicago
Georgia
Proverbs and Quotes Theme in Daily Thought
A newspaper snippet notes a Bible verse from St. Luke 6 38 about measure to others and adds a George MacDonald quote on giving and receiving. The fragment presents moral lesson lines and author attributions with no events or locations.
DANGEROUS REFRIGERATION POISONING FROM METHYL CHLORIDE GAS
Dr. Morris Fishbein reports on Chicago cases where methyl chloride from multi unit refrigerator systems caused poisoning and deaths. The gas is odorless and undetectable without tests, often accumulating in the body. ventilation may fail. Early treatment includes oxygen inhalation, carbon dioxide, bicarbonate, and supportive care.
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Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health
Chicago
A. H. Kegel
W. D. McNally
Chicago Health Department
Reluctant Witnesses In A System That Casts Doubt
A Times essay argues reform is needed as innocent bystander Tommy Morello remains jailed on $20 000 bail for weeks. The piece cites medical opinions forecasting worsening mental health and calls for separate treatment of witnesses versus accused criminals.
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Tommy Morello
Morello
New York Polie Department
Pio Wee
R. Perry M. Lichtenstein
Tombs
Fifty-third Street
Symptons
Cornwall and Webster
Columbia University
Queens Prison
New York
Robert Tudor
Readers voice support for police radio equipment fund
The board of directors endorses equipping the local police department with radio communication. A donation was sent via trustee Frank D. Stalnaker to fund the police radio equipment project, as stated by executive secretary W. A. Claybaugh.
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Times
Frank D. Stalnaker
W. A. Claybaugh
Army Notre Dame gridiron clash 1927 at Yankee Stadium
The 1927 army Notre Dame football game was played on November 12 at Yankee Stadium in New York.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Oklahoma Man Sues Wife for 250000 Alimony
F L Hallam of Oklahoma sues his wife for divorce and 250000 alimony. The column mixes satirical remarks about politics, crime, and public life, noting unrelated anecdotes about politicians, taxation, and the era’s social topics.
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F. S. Hallam
Oklahoma
F. L. Hallam
Stamp Act Riots Echo in Boston 1765
The Stamp Act imposed duties on British American transactions withamin England’s exchequer. Boston bells tolled and ships’ flags half mast as Massachusetts calls for a colonial congress to resist. On August 26 mobs sack Chief Justice Hutchinson’s mansion, destroy his library, while stamp officers resign and stamps are burned.
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Boston
America
Massachusetts
Hutchinson
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Roy W. Howard
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United Press, Scrips-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Indiana
Gmail
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Scripps
Howard Science
M. E. Tracy
Ngland
E. Roy Calvert
Daily Thought
George MacDonald
Daily Health Service
Heywood Brown
District Attorney’s
Tudor
the Times
Frederick Landis
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Peru
Poindexter
William Peppers
Marysville
White House
Capitol
R. T. H. Zahle
Sing Sing
United States
Gold Dust
United Cigar Stores
J. Ward Russell
Glens Falls
N. Y
AER Ray
Society Brand
Society
Wilson Bros. Haberdashery
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