Foreign Trade Extension and Hoover’s Push
The United States aims to extend foreign trade after Germany accepts the payment terms. Diplomatic agents are instructed to aid in promoting business and stabilizing the world economy. The six month emergency tariff bill passes the Senate, with anti dumping measures under debate, and Mount Vernon may be taken over by the government for preservation and administration.
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Uermany
Davita
Ruksia
Department of Govermannt
United States
Commerce Hoover
Witen
Germany
State Department
Department of State
Mt Co
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Oding
Senaton
Tha Utes
Congress Alwys
Iiterelly
Federal
Zene Bank of New York
Namie Hs
Ine
Secretary of the Treasury
Alsi
U. 5
Mount Vernon
Washington
George Washington
Mount Vern
Bread on the Table Question Nudges a Child’s Meal
A six year old, Donald, asks if he must eat bare bread after his father passes a slice without butter. The moment captures a child’s blunt curiosity amid a simple bread request.
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Donald
Chicago
Air consumption of individuals and populations
A nineteenth century calculation shows one person breathes about 1.3 ounces per cubic foot of air and in a year about 6.2 tons. Over a lifetime of 70 years roughly 450 tons. The U S population uses about 658 million tons annually and the world roughly 10.5 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tulitzer Prize Awarded To Local Newspaper
A questionable claim notes Columbia University recognizing merit in journalism with a Tulitzer Prize awarded to a local newspaper for public service in the past year. The text contains garbled wording and uncertain names.
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Chevallek
Sexeres Monel
Columbia University
Anwt Jean
Tulitzer
Milton Wing Big Race at Indianapolis Draws Crowd
The American driver nicknamed the Old Jinx, Milton Wing, won the event as Ralph De Palma withdrew amid a crowded scene in Indiana. Wing’s victory marked a notable moment in the race, with the crowd witnessing the renewal and world championship context.
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Milton Wing
Toms Milton
Andianapolis
Indiana
Saloo
Ralph de Palma
College Burned by Insane Woman
An insane woman at Centr City College in Macon Georgia appeared on campus stripped and set fire to buildings. The fire spread to an adjoining structure causing partial destruction and estimated losses around $1000000. The woman was seized and taken to jail.
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Macon
Centr City College
Tereh
Fames
Jal
Actor Drowns During Rescue Scene in Seattle Film
Seattle, Washington, motion picture actor J. A. Clarke drowned in Green Lake during a staged rescue for a film. Principal Senbelle Carpenter attempted to aid but nearly drowned as the canoe capsized, leaving Carpenter to escape with difficulty.
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Seattle
Wash
J. A. Clarke
Senbelle Carpenter
Hie
Indy
Miss Carpenter
Clarke
Germany Pays First Reparations Installment in Gold Marks
Germany and Paris completed the first reparations payment under the peace treaty when twenty German treasury notes equal to 1000000000 gold marks were handed to the reparations commission by a special courier from Berlin. The courier arrived in Paris and delivered the wallet with the notes to the separation commission immediately.
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Germany
Paris
Berlin
Separation Commission
France Urges U S Aid In European Settlement
French deputies debate European policy with Noblemaire declaring, The coming hour is the hour of America. Brin d says Germany must meet penalties and will default if needed. The council of ambassadors considers Silesia, petrol plan, and armament limits as Britain suggests a Polish German settlement under a League oversight. Edward Dougas White's will leaves entire estate to Leta M. White.
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New Beverls
Anil
M Noblemaire
America
Europe
Brind
Germany
Heichstag
Luis
Bray
Vance
Met
Council of
Silesia
Moland
Silesian
Kee
Phe Enmell Wise
Washington
Edward Dougas White
United States
Jim
Leta M. White
Deficiency Appropriation Passes House in Washington
The $100,000,000 deficiency appropriation bill, carrying $200,000 for prohibition enforcement until July 1, passed the House. The measure remained largely intact aside from adding the enforcement item and removing a $10,000 a year first assistant secretary of the treasury. Major items include $12,000 for the shipping board, $15,000,000 for former servicemen rehabilitation, and $5,710,000 for hospital services.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Shipping Board
Presidents May Meet in Dallas and Mexico City
Presidents Obregon and Harding may meet in October at Dallas Texas during visits to the Texas state fair. Obregon was warmly received last fall in Dallas and may repeat. Harding is said to wish to attend the same gathering.
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Dallas
Mexico City
Obregon
Harding
Texas
Omaha Woman Heads Patriotic Order of Does
Mrs. E E Stanfield of Omaha announced the formation of a women’s auxiliary to the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. The new group, to be known as the Patriotic Order of Does, aims to support Elks members’ families, but recognition is blocked by the Elks constitution which prohibits auxiliary organizations.
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Omana
S Dew
Benevolent Protective Order of Elke
EE Stanfield
Omaha
Patriotic Order of
Does
The
Elks
League Disarmament Debate Stirs Senate Action
The Senate debated amendments to a 45 million dollar SHAE appropriation bill with disarmament provisions. A Walsh amendment seeks American representatives on the League of Nations disarmament commission, denounced by Senator Lodge as a backdoor entry. Alameda naval base faced defeat as Ball announced no rerun efforts amid King’s warning of indefinite delays. A Navy report on abandoning yards or stations was also requested. Moonshine blaze injures six bystanders in Bowling Green. A pigeon black hand-like scam surfaces in El Paso with a note demanding $100.
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Synito N
Mvt
Bose
Sena
Sen
Walsh
Presidie Reall
Sentor
Tors
Pomere Montana
Senator Walsh
Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Lodge
Massachusetts
Jfender
League
Naval
Alameda
Cal
Ball
Delaware
Senate
King
Uyih
Johnson
Caliifornia
House
Ffor
Navy Department
League of Nations Disarmament Commission
Supreme Count
Allied Reparations Commission
Rates in Effect Soon for Transcontinental Railways
Western lines near Chicago plan freight rate cuts about 20 percent to meet waterway competition. The decision by W T. Laer of Southern Pacific followed a meeting of executives across eastern transcontinental territories. Applies to Pacific coast terminals and key commodities including canned goods, oils, structural steel, and furniture, with specific weight-based minimums and new eastbound rates. Also notes Doorn Doorn and a conscientious objector death in Selma, Iowa.
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Lima
Chicago
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Colorado
Unionists win 40 of 52 Ulster Parliament seats
Unionists celebrate the election result in Belfast after securing 40 seats out of 52 in the Ulster Parliament. The victory marks a solid showing for unionist representatives amid the Belfast political scene.
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Belfast
De Valera Is Beaten in Irish Election Results
Unofficial returns show Unionists gaining in Belfast and Antrim while Nationalists and Sinn Feiners suffer losses. Devlin loses Belfast seat. Unionists dominate Derry and Antrim. Down split votes two each for Sir James Craig and Eamon De Valera. Other items note forestry arsons, American Legion stance, a carfare ruling, and smuggling concerns at borders.
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Sin Fein
Tmniel McCain
Joseph Deslin
Jeader
Inul
Sinn
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Ion
J. H. Burn
Alderman Hymne
Devlin
Sinn Fenners
Byrne
Antrim
Deviln
Louis Walsh
Sinn Feined
Sia
RL Anderson
Professor MacNeil
Derry
Oil Shale Costs Too High to Compete with Petroleum
In Chicago, Martin J. Gavin of the U S Bureau of Mines told the International Railway Fuel Association the oil shale industry cannot compete with petroleum until crude prices rise substantially. He urged continued development to prepare for a future when shale oil from Utah, Colorado and other states can be marketed alongside ground oils.
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Chicago
United States
Martin J. Gavin
United States Bureau of Mines
International Railway Foal Association
Utah
Colorado
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