Bavaria Revolts as Berlin Faces Strife Over Statutory Control
The Bavarian government openly rebels against Berlin and rejects Reichstag defense laws. Bavaria's chancellor pledges to defend state rights, while Berlin warns of possible state tribunal intervention as the old feud with Prussia complicates the crisis.
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Soviet War Plans Seen Aiming At Europe In Autumn
Rumors from multiple Western sources claim Soviet Russia intends military operations on its western front in autumn. Franklin Vanderlip in Paris says Bolsheviks may force a war in Europe during harvest season by attacking Romania and Poland to boost morale and seize eastern harvests. Refuges in Belgrade report the Soviet government preparing a push through the Balkans toward Austria.
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Thomas named executive chairman of producing managers association
Thomas has been appointed executive chairman of the Producing Managers' association for three years at a large salary. His powers in the spoken drama resemble Will Hays in film and Judge Landis in baseball. The association includes practically all major theatrical producers.
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Judge Landis
Death for Ducks Testing Flour for Bread for Uncle Sam
R M Amick of Tone Amadore County California uses a fowling piece in duck hunting claims a gun five eight feet long originally eight feet six. He says he can bring a bird down from a height of 800 feet.
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Radiator Test Shows Valve Standardization in Washington
A Bureau of Standards lab photo shows a leaking radiator test underway. Research demonstrates automatic drain valves standardization makes radiators 10 percent more effective even in extreme cold.
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Bureauf Standards
Washington
Bureau
DePauw Students Room Together in Summer School
Three students at DePauw university summer school share a room in Greencastle. In the morning one wakes others and explains he must return to sleep to finish a dream of losing his hat in Toledo. The odd remark stirs laughter among the roommates.
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DePauw University
Greencastle
Toledo
Indianapolis News
Author Suggests Euphosyne Name Or Flapper Appeal
A reader questions the heroine Euphosyne name in a newsroom style exchange. The author explains drawing from classical myth but considers a name easier for modern readers and flapper audiences to pronounce.
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Flappers
Amy
Life Isn t Always Easy for Navy Lads
A fragment describing Navy lads in San Diego inspecting a dry deck propeller encrusted with barnacles and sea growth as they assist in its cleanup.
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Tiamilton
San Diego
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