Consuelo Vanderbilt to Wed Yale Coach’s Son After Holidays
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt and Earl EB. T. Smith, son of Mrs. C Whitney Carpenter, are to wed after the holidays, likely in January. Smith is a Yale junior and Consuelo is sister of Muriel Vanderbilt, who recently married F Cameron Church.
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Consuelo Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Earl EB. T. Smith
C. Whitney Carpenter
Mr. Smith
Yale
Miss Vanderbilt
Muriel Vanderbilt
F. Cameron Church
The Passing Day Department of Journalisri University of Texas
The line presents a fragment likely from a university department section. It suggests a feature named The Passing Day within the Department of Journalism at the University of Texas, pointing to a campus publication or commemorative note.
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Journalisri
University of Texas
Sherman and Youmans Construction Company
Houston
Texas
Joe Burkett
S. H. Terrell
Mitchell to face war department as aviation inquiry looms
Colonel William Mitchell likely will testify before a special board of aircraft as President Coolidge orders a broad probe into army and navy aviation. The hearings aim to test charges of incompetence and seek improvements in military aviation policy.
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William Mitchell
Air Service
War Department
War and Navy Department
Mitchell
Coolidge
Army
Navy
Dwight Davis
Wilbur
Good Man in a Good Place and A&M Presidency
The piece lauds T. O. Walton as president of the Texas A and M College citing practical farming knowledge and leadership. It argues for renewing focus on farming education, notes Alvord as Walton’s qualified successor, and comments on press relations and Texas drought and flood efforts.
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Texas
T. O. Walton
A. & M. College
Walton
Bizzell
Dr. Walton
Texas A. & M. College
Alvord
C. H. Alvord
Bexar County
Texas Embargo Issued Over Foot and Mouth Disease
Alabama declares an embargo on Texas products after foot and mouth disease hits Houston area. The move blocks any Texas goods from reaching Alabama per an announcement by Dr. Marion Imes of the federal bureau of animal industry.
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Texas
Houston
Marion Imes
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Perry McFadden
Arcadia
Bureau of Animal Industry
Germany pays large Dawes plan reparations in first year
The Dawes plan’s first year saw Germany pay 1.458 billion gold marks in reparations, with 898.5 million gold marks routed to allied creditors by the reparations agent general S P Gilbert. In Moscow there are reports of wolves on the city outskirts, threatening dairy cows. In Geneva, observers say the 1924 peace protocol remains a living force guiding hopes for permanent world peace.
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Germany
S. P. Gilbert
Moscow
Russia
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
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