President Coolidge Faces Disarmament and World Court Talks
President Coolidge weighs senate invitation to the disarmament conference with guidance from congressional leaders. Some senators favor presidential action while others seek congressional consent to avoid security pact concerns. The debate brushes with world court participation as White House considerations unfold. A hotel liquor dispute surfaces with Rep Hudon noting anonymous reports of Hinquor banquets. Edward Birgfeld allegedly used the name Theodore Burton to register at the hotel.
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Coolidge
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
White House
League
World Court
Wheeler
Hudson
Montreal
Edward C. Birgfeld
Theodore Burton
Steel Corporation
California
Charlies
Michigan
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Burton
HOUSE MEMBERS ATTACK DRY LAW CHANGE FLAW
A federal agent befriended a 19 year old working at an illicit store, got him to buy four pints of whiskey, then arrested him. A United States Commissioner discharged the youth. Mr Gallivan claimed the agent remains on the payroll and was sent from the Washington hotel to Alaska as investigators pressed the matter.
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United States
Gallivan
Issue of Student Organ of Virginia Barred from Mail
A university council disapproves of the December Virginia Reel issue and objects to the publication’s content. It rules that those responsible be forbidden to publish further issues until acceptable guarantees are provided that objectionable material will not appear again. The editorial board must prepare and submit such guarantees.
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Student Organ OF
Virginia
Virginian
Salacio Age
Virginia Reel
Recital Tomorrow at Blountville High School
Tomorrow evening the Blountville high school hosts a pupil recital led by Mary Louise Myers teaching piano voice violin and expression. The program will be performed in the high school auditorium at 3 30 o clock with students from the music department.
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Blountville
M Mary Louise Myers
Blountville High School
Musical Name List and Legal Notice Fragment
A scattered list of names of musicians, titles, and pieces appears alongside a brief note stating that federal aid funds are not involved with suits in Texas over road contracts. The article mentions the attorney general in caution with a dispatch from Washington about government action on highway contracts.
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Fex
Deé
Texas
Attorney General's Office
Washington
Holiday department store ad lists vast fabric and apparel items
A sprawling retail notice lists countless goods from aprons and beads to baby clothing and outerwear, with references to fabrics, lingerie, shoes, and notions. It touts cash down pricing and emphasizes value with phrases like Best, Quality First, and Popular Prices while urging timely shopping.
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