Ancient Heth-shan excavation to reveal nine cities
Excavation of biblical Heth-shan in Palestine begins in June to uncover a sequence of nine cities that marked the site’s long history. The tract records conquests by Sargon Abraham Hammurabi Nebuchadnezzar and other empires across 6,000 years.
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Palestine
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Abraham
Hammurab
Bennacherib
Nebuchadnessar
Thethmos
Saul
David
Alexander
Pompey
Napoleon
Joshua
Damascus
United States Reenters Allied Councils In Global Step
The United States resumes participation in three key allied bodies the supreme council ambassadors council of ambassadors and the reparations commission. The move signals renewed American influence with European recovery and may pressure Germany to honor reparations while shaping postwar global stability.
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Allied Councils
Council
Council of Ambassadors
Supreme Council
Allied Supreme Council
League of Nations
Paris
America
Europe
Germany
Wilson
Silesian Muddle and the Versailles Echo
Washington observers describe the Silesian dispute as a microcosm of European fault lines over reparations and borders. France seeks to weaken Germany, Poland backs Silesian control, while England Italy and the United States push for European economic stabilization under Lloyd George's moderating policy. The plebiscite tensions and political maneuvering threaten a broader rupture before the Versailles settlement is secure.
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Kansas City
England
France
Germany
Ruhr
United States
Italy
Europe
Silesia
Saar
Russia
Republic
Poland
Seise
Supreme Council
Tislan
Lloyd George
Polland
Korfanty
Gilesia
Franklin
Kansas City Star
Benjamin Franklin
Paris
Tavern Royale
Nanane
Prenchman
Radical IWW convention in Chicago shows shifted ideals
United Press notes the Industrial Workers of the World convention in Chicago featured mild king's English speaking delegates, no intellectual leaders, and focus on recruiting members. Nine convicted IWWs skipped bonds at Leavenworth, seven of them editors.
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United Press
Industrial Workers of the World
Chicago
Leavenworth
I. W. Ws
Lmit
Destroy the Common Barberry in Wheat Regions
Dr Carleton of the Office of Cereal Investigations at the USDA says eradicating barberry bushes within hundreds of miles of wheat fields could control black rust epidemics that devastate the crop annually. The effort is led by county agents in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota with state researchers Lutlander Mayone and Henry Gilbert coordinating.
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Carleton
Office of Cereal Investigations
Today in the News by Arthur Brisbane
The column recounts an old cross Atlantic mail drop via a London flying machine, notes women’s worries about aging yet praises Marie Curie and intellect over youth, and mentions Carpentier arriving in America with remarks on cuisine and temperance, ending with reflections on civilization and human variation.
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Johnny
Cherbourg
London
New York
Marie Curie
Reclus
What a Frenchman's apt to do
A poem recounts a captain and soldiers in France during war. The captain recalls roadside shrines, a cross with Christ painted in red and blue, and a helmeted lad who shields the Saviour with his own head. The tale ends with a sobering note on courage and fate.
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Jesus Christ
Mayale
New York Times
Meat Prices Edge Up Despite Low Beef On The Hoof
A St. Louis Star report notes beef on the hoof remains at record lows yet retail prices stay high. Packers grind slowly and in small quantities, delaying relief for consumers. Chicago reports little cattle slaughter to meet demand and no price decreases until a big surplus forms. Long wait expected for cheaper sirloin and rib roasts with pork bulk prices near pre war levels. Wynne Progress adds sharp partisan jabs are aimed at both parties in a heated barb-filled note.
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Chicago
Vaccine to End White Plague Frontiers of Immunity
The London Times reports Dr Mathan Raw presenting a tuberculosis vaccine claimed to immunize humans and cattle. He argues the vaccine prevents both forms, reduces milk-borne transmission, and could stamp out tuberculosis with broad adoption among cattle and people.
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Tuberculosis Society of Great Britain
International Committee On
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Wales
Koch
Berlin
Little Mag o Monagan’s Rain Sings in Irish Town
Poem recalls a girlhood in Ireland with rain washed landscapes and neighborly life. The speaker yearns for Mag o Monagan’s singing and the simple joys of oaten cake and kettle, remembering kinship and a rural home that gold cannot replace.
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Scribner’s Magazine
Little Mag O” Monagan
Little Mag O’ Monagan
The Loneliest Man
A geologist in Alaska meets a white husband married to an Eskimo woman. He avoids learning the language while his children grow up bilingual. The man confesses to being the lonesomest man alive and reflects on parental language challenges.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Alaska
Glacker List Update From the Moston Transcript
The Transript reports a revised vlacker list in Moston, now showing two allegedly imaginary individuals. Local commenters question the authenticity of the entries as the list is kept up to date.
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John D. Rockefeller
Brest
Jenne James
Moston
Lost Ships and Political Echoes Across a World Weave
A fragmentary historical column blends nautical losses with political notes. Vessels named Highland Maid and Western Glade drift in tropic seas while other items reference Franklin era poker in Paris and a New Orleans call for home loan banks.
Neighbors Urged to Make Each Other Happy
An editorial urges individuals to improve themselves first and then work to bring happiness to others in the community. The piece emphasizes mutual duty and social harmony among neighbors.
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Waying
President and cable law power row in foreign and domestic firms
The article discusses whether Congress should grant the president authority over cable operations and protect American firms abroad. It notes recent court positions supporting limited presidential power and signals proposed legislation to clarify control while safeguarding privacy and independent service standards for U S companies.
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Westeran Union
United States
Digo
Tory
Pan American ideals clash with emergency tariff stance
Commentary on Mr. Harding's Bolivar commemoration speech notes a tension between Pan American unity and the emergency tariff bill. La Razon fears the law may cut South America from U S markets while La Nacion warns it undermines greater American solidarity. The piece cites powerful motives in the Senate and protectionist forces defending tariff policy.
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la Rason
South America
United States
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America
Venepiinas
Caegavenian
Capital and labor in the economic cycle debate
A fragmented discussion contrasts capital and labor in economic cycles. It notes capital's reliance on company performance and dividends, while labor bears the immediate effects of downturns, with both groups affected by broader conditions and investor income.
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Hungary
Brotherhood of Halfway
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