Kellogg Policy Vindication Cited By World Events
The article argues that Secretary Kellogg’s foreign policy has been vindicated by recent events. It notes improved relations with Mexico, a peaceful Nicaragua settlement, steady China ties, cautious stance toward Soviet Russia, and amicable Franco-American relations despite war debts. It credits administration judgment for avoiding war and countering liberal opposition.
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Europe
America
Kellogg
Latin-America
Mexico
Nicaragua
China
Celestial Empire
Soviet Russia
Washington
World Progress
Russia
Great Britain
Jean
Moscow
Lindbergh
Latin- America
Oddie to Return to Nevada This Month
Senator Oddie, in Washington since Congress adjourned, will depart for Reno on June 13 with Mrs. Oddie, will attend the Nevada Colorado commission meeting on June 21 and the exposition opening, then speak on the mining industry in Sacramento and at a mining convention. He plans to visit Alaska later to study public lands and mining administration, and seeks extra federal quarters and appropriations for Nevada.
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Reno Gazette
Testing Placers Along Amargosa R and R P Aylward Drill Test
Aylward of Beatty plans a combined standard and rotary drill at Nye county southern gateway to test Amargosa placers. Dirt will be processed at Beatty fluorspar mill. if results please, San Francisco a dredging firm and a Superior California firm will join to finish tests hoping for 15 cents per cubic yard average recovery. The 12 inch drill will lift a 6 inch core. depth may reach 300 feet but likely stay within 80 feet.
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Run Down Feeling Cartoons by Sam Bones at 82
Sam Bones, veteran San Francisco rail conductor aged 82, shares quips urging rail crossing safety. He jokes about run down feeling and red safety signs, and comments on rail lines, locomotives, and crossbucks. The piece lampoons railway misuses in 1927 era humor.
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Thenan Francisco
Southern Pacific
Sages
Cor Omers
Skeets Parker
Why buy a home they want a garage with bedroom
A quote from Outlook contrasts a new bride’s view on ordinary life with skepticism about purchasing a house. The speaker lists stages from birth to death, concluding homes and a garage with a bedroom suffice beyond life’s routines. The tone questions traditional homeownership as essential.
Business optimism and caution in postwar recovery
A draft collage cites the Philadelphia Public Ledger warning that booming money supply and high wages risk overconfidence. bankers and industrial leaders urge restraint, stressing old fashioned energy and focus. The piece also notes Italy’s League of Nations role and Mussolini’s plans, and a scientist’s view on sun longevity bolstering daylight saving arguments.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
America
Italy
League of Nations
Mussolini
Kansas City Star
Ex Examiner F N Littleton Dies in San Francisco
F N Littleton former naturalization examiner died in San Francisco aged 45. He had been twice tried and acquitted on fraud charges tied to restoring naturalization papers for aliens who claimed loss in the San Francisco fire. Survived by widow and two children.
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Naturaization Examiner
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Littleton
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Nevada State Journal
Donnelley Case in High Court Advances to October Term
John P. Donnelley former federal prohibition director for Nevada had his case advanced by the Supreme Court for hearing October 3 along with other criminal matters on the docket. He was convicted on one count for misuse of office and fined 8500 after trial in Reno. he now resides in San Diego Tonopah Daily Times notes.
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Supreme Court
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Reno
Special Session Debate Fails To curb Flood Aid Efforts
The New York Post reports no special congressional session required to address flood emergencies. Hoover confirms prudent steps under President Coolidge, with Red Cross giving over 10 million dollars. Governors appoint reconstruction commissioners, emergency credit corps form, and a 4 million dollar agricultural loan program aids needy farmers.
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