Kellogg Pact gains momentum as war outlawry plan advances
The article critiques the Kellogg war outlawry proposal, noting it does not ban defense, neutrality conflicts, or enforcement but grants nations leeway to defend self interests. It argues the pact adds moral weight and strengthens existing peace mechanisms if enough nations join, urging success.
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Rockefeller battle over Indiana Standard Oil chairmanship continues
A clash between John D. Rockefeller Jr and Stewart over the Standard Oil of Indiana chair resumes as pending Washington prosecutions delay Stewart and a new indictment surfaces. Analysts note the stakes for Rockefeller and the company, with ownership contested and moral influence at risk.
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Indian Drama in Stars and the Great Bear Myth
David Dietz recounts how Great Lakes Algonquin and Iroquois peoples envisioned the Great Bear in the Big Dipper as a bear pursued by three hunters Robin Chickadee and Moosebird. They describe seasonal sky positions from spring to winter and tie the bear to nature’s cycle, noting the symbol appears in ancient literature and the Bible.
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Houston convention week end more carnival than business
Tracy Oulton reports a Houston pre convention weekend filled with holiday spirit, chatter, and social mingling as locals hope 25,000 visitors showcase the city. Manifold factions discuss dry plank plans, Moody Reed coalition signals, and Governor Smith’s near certain nomination while farmers watch and wait for resolution.
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Emotional Reactions Affect Our Bodies
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes the growing recognition that emotions influence physical health across heart and digestive diseases. Stress can raise sugar output, social reverses trigger digestive symptoms, and mental disturbances accompany heart illness, affecting sleep and perceptions while rest may aid conditions like exophthalmic goiter.
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Bridge Play Made Easy
A compact guide by W W Wentworth explains when to pre empt and how to bid with strong hands. It uses illustrative hands in spades hearts diamonds and clubs showing aggressive and safe strategies for partner and opponent bidding to control the auction.
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Readers Voice Views on Traffic and Crime Causes
A letter from J N Coulter criticizes Indianapolis traffic policy and street widening as harmful to city beauty while urging to curb motor speed and improve streetcar service. He links a crime wave to immigration labor, calling for reform, humane treatment, sterilization, and Christianizing this element.
June 26 in U S history Virginia ratified the Constitution
On June 26 1788 Virginia ratified the U S Constitution marking a pivotal state approval. In 1858 two steamers began laying the Atlantic cable from mid ocean. In 1911 J Pierpont Morgan was decorated by Kaiser Wilhelm in a notable ceremony.
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US Ostrich Farms and Citizenship Q A
Question and answer column lists two ostrich farms in the United States Cawston Ostrich Farm 101 Pasadena Ave Los Angeles Cal and Florida Ostrich Farm South Jacksonville Fla plus confirmation that a boy born in the US is a citizen by birth and word counts for Webster's dictionary editions and the address of the Jewish Publication Society Broad St and Girard Ave Philadelphia.
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Smith Nomination Seen Possible Despite Catholic Opposition
Reporters describe a Democratic convention in Ouston with debate over Al Smith’s nomination. Drys anti Catholic factions warn of a split to deny him, while others expect Smith to secure two thirds by early ballots. Analysts compare the Kansas City and Houston outcomes, noting farm relief and prohibition as pivotal pressures.
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Mr Fixit Seeks Action on Weeds at Vacant Lots Corner Allen Ave and Nelson St
The Times notes a citizen plea to force vacant lot owners to cut high weeds at the Allen Ave Nelson St corner. Street official Charles A Grossart says weeds are not illegal until July 1, after which the city may cut them and bill owners. complaints will be acted on promptly.
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