Illinois Shows Wide Split Over World Court Pact
Edward v. Pickard reports Illinois voters rejecting Senator McKinley for supporting the World court, signaling GOP and Wet forces to push back against the League court. Borah and Reed see a broader anti World court trend, as Democrats and Republicans rally for or against adhesion amid primary battles and looming 1928 contest uncertainty. Dangerous partisan stakes loom in Iowa seats and national senatorial alignments.
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Senate to Vote on Italian War Debt Settlement April 21
The senate reached agreement to vote on the Italian war debt settlement on April 21 and administration forces were confident the house bill approving the settlement, approved by the commissioners, would pass.
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Wets gain momentum as Drys push stricter Volstead push
In a heated debate, wets celebrate while drys press for harsher enforcement of the Volstead Act. Senate leaders clash over reform as Borah denounces wet plans as treasonous and chaotic. Meanwhile Mussolini expands influence in Tripoli and Rance and Spain threaten a Rif conflict with terms including exile for Abd el Krim. Russia refuses to rejoin preliminary disarmament talks. aviation clauses altered in the Versailles framework. Manchurian forces poised near Peking as Wu Pei fu positions armies west of the capital.
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Death of renowned horticulturist Uther Burbank in California
Uther Burbank, world leading horticulturist and benefactor, died at his California home. His body lies in the garden under a cedar of Lebanon, where he conducted many notable experiments in fruits flowers and vegetables.
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Klan Violence in Bloody Herrin Sparks Guard Intervention
In Herrin Williamson County Illinois state troops retook the town after renewed klan warfare at the primaries. Six men died and many were wounded before guardsmen restored order. Further fighting on election day was predicted.
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Improving Egg Production and Plant Care for Texas Farms
Farmers and ranchers across Texas receive expert guidance on improving egg production with White Leghorns Reds and Anconas. The column covers breeding stock policy, pest control for stone fruit and plums, arsenate spraying, and cotton soil cleanliness with practical steps and timings.
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Smokeless soft coal method tested to curb smoke
An invention tests burning soft coal with extensive wetting followed by forced draught. The process aims to reduce smoke by improving combustion efficiency and using more air, claiming less smoke and better fuel use.
Hunger is sharper than the sword Beaumont and Pletcher
The note highlights hunger as a driving force surpassing martial prowess, referencing figures Beaumont and Pletcher in a stark metaphor about need and conflict.
Irregular honesty versus regular dishonesty
The statement contrasts irregular honesty as more difficult to manage than consistent dishonesty, suggesting challenges in sustaining unpredictable truthful behavior compared to predictable deception.
They Parted With Bird and Duck Father Jokes
A Cornell Widow quips about parental professions using a bird and a duck as informants. The exchange highlights humor on reputations and careers with brief, witty banter.
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Roman Eye Balsam Ad Offers Night Eye Relief
Overnight relief for inflamed eyes and gues using Roman Eye Balsam promoted at 372 Pearl St N. An advertisement notes it as the preferred choice after first trial.
No, Brother Returns Not Confirmed in Jocular Exchange
A light exchange hints at a possible homecoming or a missing vehicle joke. One person asks if the brother has returned from college and the response jokes that the car might have been stolen if not. The mood remains humorous and casual.
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