Coolidge Signals World Court Support At Memorial Day Remarks
President Coolidge reaffirmed goals of limiting armaments and extending private U.S. loans to Germany under the Dawes plan. He voiced support for American membership in the Permanent Court of International Justice unless changes threaten consensus among signatories. He warned against separating the court from the League of Nations and urged nations to meet new duties for mutual benefits. The address, delivered at Arlington, emphasized reservations approved by Harding and Hughes and noted wide audience attendance and radio broadcast.
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Avnahington
League of Nations
Coolidge
Warding
Secreary Hughes
League
Cooldige
Congress
Watc
Xacmorial Amphitheatre
Algo
Senator Fees
Ohio
Sec
Automatic death by own action with alarm clocks
A New York man Carl Dornfield, 52, used two alarm clocks and a malfunctioning gas setup in his apartment to commit suicide. The devices were found in his basement workshop, and the landlady found him dead after entering the room. Evidence suggests he planned multiple inventions.
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New York
Dornfield
Dorn
Britons Apply for United States Visas
London reports that shipping firms have booked about 60 000 emigrants from the British Isles for U S passage next year. Crowds of visa seekers filled lines at the American consulate while consular staff clarified that visas would be issued only under new regulations. Shipping agents had encouraged early visas, creating confusion among hopeful travelers.
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London
British Isles
United States
Robert P. Skinner
Mnes
Court Orders Whiskey Sent To Hospital Patient
An order of court transfers one quart of bonded whiskey from the Payette county courthouse basement to the Homeopathic Hospital in Pittsburgh. The recipient is John Keys, a patient for a month after cancer surgery who once ran a large truck farm near Uniontown. County Treasurer William Smith approved the request after Keys pledged to surrender a quart to the hospital.
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Uniontown
Payette County Court House
Homeopathc Hospital
Pittsburgh
John Keys
Keys
Unionton
William Smith
Court House
Congress Approves Child Labor Amendment to go to States
Senate approved a constitutional amendment to empower the federal government to regulate or prohibit child labor under 18. The measure, already passed by the House, goes to the states for ratification after a 41 to 28 vote. Enforcing power would lie with both federal and state governments. ratification requires three-fourths of states.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Ratifica‘thon
Garment Workers Strike Deferred After Referendum Vote
A threatened 160,000 garment workers in New York delay a strike until a referendum among union members is completed. The decision follows a period of tense bargaining and disputed industry conditions.
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New,York
Indies’ al Ment
Aii
Wright Bakery and Barbershop Echo American Traditions
The fragment sketches moments of small town life in Wright Bakery and a barber shop turned bobber shop. It notes simple acts like delivering collars and tying ties, while preserving national rituals of baseball and mince pie as symbols of lasting American traditions.
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Glings
Harding
Germany
iAmundeen
Airplanea
Christtiana
Nopway
Aadio
Amundsen
Polar
Éxploraya Derry
Plana
Italy
Reliable Lumber and Planing Mill Company
New Holland, Penna
George Sherman
Teleebeiok
Hi. M. Stauffer & Son
Leola, PA
Leola
Gosginsville
South
Georgia
New Orleans
Richmond
Memphis
New Holland
Sprecher & Ganss, Inc
S. Guéen St
Lancaster, Pa
Ford
J.F. Werner
Holland
Pax
New Holland, Pa
Becgme
Dorgat
A. Hoober & Son
Union Stock Yards
Lancaster Pa
Diller HardwAre Co
Davis Warfel, Prop
Alaska
Asalaa
E. S. Renninger
Elverson
Redman'd
John H. Martin
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