World News Highlights From Turbulent Era
Reports from Manchester describe Communist charges against Labour leader as faithless. Col umbus Nebraska announces farm canvassing by National Farm Producers alliance. Soviet Russia agrees to repay prewar debts to Britain if a long term loan is granted. Rioting injures ten in Saloniki with 30 000 demonstrators. Earthquake shocks kill about 120 near Erzerum Hassan Kale and Kars. Yankee around the world flyers land on Kuriles after a Pacific flight. Paris Olympic rugby sees US defeat France amid hostile French crowd. Lisbon and Oporto under martial law after threats of a general strike. Tokyo protests US immigration bill excluding Japanese post July 1. Aviators complete world flight leg landing at Yetorofu. Dublin endures poverty blamed on unemployment. Becker Steel seeks receivership in Germany. Sir Edward Goschen dies in London. Illinois justice Cartwright dies at 81. Detroit bank robbery nets 30 000. Kentucky Derby winner Black Gold.
Coolidge Endorsed by Oregon Republicans in Primary Vote
A Portland dispatch reports Republicans in Oregon approved Calvin Coolidge as their presidential candidate by a three to one margin over Hiram W. Johnson in the state primary. Meanwhile McAdoo arrived in New York to organize for the Democratic National Convention and Roosevelt, leading in Governor Smith’s campaign, asserted his bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Calvin Coolidge
Hiram W. Johnson
William G. McAdoo
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Washington Prominent Debates Rise Over Bonus and World Court
Washington reports outline plans for soldier bonus settlement and continued U S support for a world court. New opposition to a first class mail C D bill, while Congress adjourns Coolidge plans summer stay in Washington. Naval spending boosts and vetoes shape the capital agenda as diplomats signal shifts in Japan and Latin America.
Iowa Notes on Camps Bonds and Honors Across the State
Iowa Falls hosts Boy Scouts camp July 17 to 27 while Iowa City hosts the first public health nurses conference June 26 to 27. Des Moines hosts the peony show June 14 to 16 with $5,000 raised for speakers. A state bond vote passes for Greenfield school construction and Des Moines schools graduate 585. Iowa farmers see gravel work for M. and St. L. roadbed at Oskaloosa and a brick of infrastructure plans expand Mason City distribution. President Coolidge appoints Ross R. Mowry U S district attorney for southern Iowa. Dorothy Heindel of Ottumwa heads Parsons College campus publication.
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Iowa City
Clear Lake
Oskaloosa
Greenfield
Woodbury County
Coolidge
Ross R. Mowry
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Parsons College of Fairfield
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Ottumwa
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U G. Whitney
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Hantesa
Boone
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United Commercial Travelers
Columbus
Ohio
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R. H. Thomas
F. L. Maytag
Virginia
Able McLaughlins
Margaret Wilson
Senate
The Destruction of Jerusalem What a Boy King
Lesson.txt II Chronicles Bible study covers Zedekiah sins against prophets and Nebuchadnezzar. It details priest and people apostasy, their mockery and despising of God's messengers, and the resulting judgment. The narrative concludes with the siege, temple burning, vessels seized, walls broken, palaces burned, captives taken and Zedekiah's fate in Babylon.
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Zedekiah
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Nebuchadnezzar
Judah
Babylon
House of God
House of the Lord
Solomon
Gedaliah
Mizpeh
Jordan
Jericho
Riblah
Damascus
Contracted Cold at a Billy Sunday Revival
A letter from A. R. Wilson of La Follette Tennessee recounts a cold during Billy Sunday’s Knoxville revival. After using three bottles of Pe r u n a he says the system was rebuilt and it served as a strong catarrh remedy. The ad urges readers to obtain Pe r una in tablet or liquid form from local dealers.
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A. R. Wilson
la Follette
Tenn
Billy Sunday
Knoxville
Chocolate's Arrival in Europe Sparks Court Habit
Spanish explorers introduced chocolate to Europe from Mexico about four centuries ago. Initially disdained in France, Anne of Austria popularized the drink, inspiring courts, cities, and households to adopt the morning cup.
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Europe
Mexico
France
Anne of Austria
Women Dye Any Garment Drapery Oye or Tint
Women can dye any garment or drapery. Oye or Tint worn or faded items become new for 15 cents.
Diamond Dyes advertisement promises easy home dyeing
Diamond Dyes guarantees successful dyeing at home even for beginners. Druggists stock all colors and each package includes clear directions.
Flapper Verse Echoes Longfellow In Breezy Lesson
In a classroom scene The Instructor In English asks girls to adapt Longfellow's Village Blacksmith into a brief verse. One student, described as a flapper, presents her own version to the class.
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Longfellow
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