Admiral Sims Urged to Answer Irish Speaking Controversy
Admiral William S. Sims is ordered by Secretary Denby to report if his London remarks before the English Speaking Union included un-American statements. Sims, a private citizen, defends his words saying he stands by them, while critics allege Anglophobia and anti Wilson sentiment. The issue centers on remarks about Irish question and English speaking peoples guiding the world.
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William S. Sims
Edwin S. Denby
London
Admiral Sims
Senator MacCormick
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Howver
Wilson
Daniels
Union
Sinn
America
United States
England
Sims
Taft
Washington
Harding On War and Peace Voices Urge Global Harmony
The piece argues President Harding’s memorial day remarks signal a broader vision linking American leadership to world peace. It stresses America must lead humanity toward safety, embracing peaceful world order and rejecting repeat of past devastations.
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Harding
Arlington
New York
Mr. Harding
United States
America
Wilson
Ruth
Sailors Dined With Lord Mayor Sir Vezey Strong
A historical remark recalls how a shipboard lunch with Sir Vezey Strong, Lord Mayor, led to heavy criticism. The speaker admitted the outburst was impulsive, not government authorized, and tied to fears of Germany’s looming war plan. He warned Britain would defend its empire with last ship and last resource if Europe collective threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vezey Strong
Germany
Noted Phrase on American Role as Global Guide
A thoughtful assertion that the United States should remain more than an example, but a living, vibrant beacon for humanity. It calls for a warm, red blooded light guiding the world toward peace rather than a distant North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
World Trade May Report Signals Slow Global Recovery
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce summaries show no near revival in general business. Europe shows some improvement but trade and shipping stagnate amid industrial stress. Far East and South America show limited gains and cautious outlooks. Cotton markets vary abroad with rising inquiries in Belgium and imports up in France. Britain faces wage strikes and stagnant prices as 2 million idle workers loom.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Europe
Far East
South America
Belgium
France
Havre
Portugal
Great Britain
England
China
United States
Paris
Brussels
Italy
Germany
Austria
Northern View changes on Tulsa race riot editorial
The Chicago Evening Post editorial reprinted by United News presents a frank North stance on the Tulsa riot, detailing the cycle from alleged offense to militia. It frames the events as a regional shame and acknowledges Chicago and Illinois past race outbreaks.
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Chicago Evening Post
Tulsa
South
North
Richard Lloyd Jones
Oklahoma City
Illinois
Chicago
North and South race tensions in the United States
A regional leader discusses the race question, noting migration of African Americans from the South to the North, and asserts that Tulsa must enforce law and equal rights while urging suppression of agitators propagating racism. He contrasts southern respect for Black workers with northern misunderstanding.
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Dixie
Tulsa
A Girls Survey of A Oklahoma Town Education and Health Findings
High school girls in a small Oklahoma town conduct a social study survey covering illness related losses, education levels, and household reading and telephone access. The report notes $36357 preventable annual illness costs for 330 families, high literacy, and 90 percent telephone presence.
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Oklahoma
Bond's Liver Pills Advertises Cold Cure
Get rid of the cold and flu germs with Bond's Liver Pills. One pill at bedtime brings prompt relief. Only 25 cents at all druggists. Refuse substitutes.
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Bond
Girls Survey Shows Townspeople Eyeing Future Assets
A survey finds family wealth at 2316 dollars with 55 percent of families owning cars and 46 percent owning pianos while 651 four percent own homes. High school girls express interest in household devices, trees, and lawns, signaling practical education and an active civic outlook. Parents share the drive to improve the town, shaping its greatest asset.
Beheading of Elizabeth Barton the Holy Maid of Kent
On April 20 1543 Elizabeth Barton known as the holy maid of Kent was executed at Tyburn for opposing Henry VIII’s marriage plans. She reportedly had visions and predicted the king’s death within seven months if he divorced Catherine.
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Elizabeth Barton
England
Holy Maid of
Kent
Tyburn
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Henry
Banana Peach Cream Salad
Six bananas are peeled and pulped, then blended to a cream. Fold in finely chopped fresh peaches, lemon juice, and confectioners sugar. Refill the banana skins and chill before serving for a small batch dessert.
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Ebe Nowe-Star Publishing Cor
ERG
Bee’ya-Treas
Elese Matter
Monroe
Ander
Anamaagornny
Associated Press
Hartley & Herring Dey
Hamp Moore
Jersey
State Board of Health
Louisiana
BUY
West Monroe
C. C
Bell Manufacturing CO
Postoffice
Ouachita National Bank
Monroe, LA
Williams Lumber CO
Orient
American Bankers Association
Central Savings Bank & Trust Co
Louisiana Savings Bank
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