Coolidge Backing Industries With Right Principles
President Coolidge supports business and industry conducted within the law and vows federal action against abuses. Labor Secretary James J. Davis told the Glass Container Association in Atlantic City that well paid, contented workers under proper safeguards build a better America and deter radical propaganda. In a later interview, Davis denied immediate gubernatorial ambitions, saying he is satisfied with his current role and has no desire to run for Pennsylvania governor despite county endorsements.
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Ballroom Muffs Take London Society by Storm
London May 1 Ballroom muffs are the latest fad in smart dancing circles. Ostrich feather muffs replace hand bags and hold feminine requisites from perfume to other small items. The piece notes the trend could appeal to soldiers abroad.
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Excuse So Good Judge Admits He Couldn't Beat It
Kansas City May 1 I. W. Strecker followed a crowd to Judge Kilroy's traffic court with a clever excuse that the line of cars he joined was a regular traffic queue. The court remitted his fine, noting the ruse as a good one and one of 109 in the group who did not have to pay. The piece ends with a napkin remark about Coolidge and Dawes.
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Few Foreigners Enter U. Of C.
Berkeley Calif May 1 Of the 10 000 students of the University of California campus and in the branches and existence of the university only a small percentage about 400 are foreigners In enrollment there are 89 Rayeslone 85 Japanese 76 Chinese 25 Filipinos 18 Hindus 10 Mexicans 9 Dutch 11 Egyptians and 47 Canadians Glane and English These groups meet at the University V M G A at International Forum meetings and Chinese and Japanese luncheons weekly The meetings are attended by a large number as they present the only opportunity to get in contact with those of their own race and country other foreigners and the American students Every Thursday afternoon the International Forum meetings are held at the M C A where large groups of foreign and American students gather and are addressed by prominent speakers on important problems and matters of interest to all the students Then the meetings are thrown open to debates and discussions WH Stallings the International secretary of the university branch of the Y M C A finds that as a rule the foreign students are more serious than the American and apply themselves more as they are older more mature and have few interests outside of studying.
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Greece Refuses Vote To Women in Parliament Logic
In Athens May 1 Greece remains unwilling to grant women suffrage with M Caphan daria stating the time is not ripe. The Speaker added Greece does not want to be last to grant rights to women. Separately Henry Ford faces a lawsuit for one million dollars with potential overtime implications if he loses.
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