Briand Named Premier for Eleventh Time in France
Aristide Briand accepted Doumergue's invitation to form his eleventh cabinet after Poincare's resignation amid illness. Briand, veteran diplomat and author of the Locarno idea, faces a national crisis with the Hague conference looming on reparation plans and a debt settlement. He may retain only three Poincare-era ministers as he reshuffles his government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Poincare
M. Briand
Kellogg
Doumergue
M. Poincare
Hague
Paul Doumer
Senate
Fernand Bousson
Chamber of Deputies
Vari
Ous
Etienne Clementel
Louis Malvy
Lucien Hubert
Paul Boncour
Finance and Foreign Affairs
Chamber
Henri Franklin-Bouillon
Elysees Palace
M. V Poincare
Andre ‘Jardieu
Interior
A. Cheron
Finance
Louis Loucheur
Labor
Manitoba Schools Placed Under Guard After Arson
In Remito Manitoba armed guards guard 12 schoolhouses burned in the district near the Manitoba Saskatchewan border. The unrest also includes Sons of Freedom demonstrations with posters denouncing war and calling for disarmament. The sect opposes sending its children to school at times.
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Remito
Manitoba
Manitoba-Saskatchewan
Sons of Freedom
Florida Bank Suspends as Hawthorne Bank Closes in Florida Run
The State bank of Hawthorne in Alachua county suspended business after heavy withdrawals. Ernest Amos, state comptroller, announced the Hawthorne bank was the twenty-sixth to close in Florida since July 5.
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Florida
Tallahassee
Win
State Bank of
Hawthorne
Alachua County
Ernest Amos
Hawthorne Bank
Wool Crop Is Largest in 35 Years in U S
Washington reports the 1929 wool crop reached about 801.9 million pounds, the largest in 35 years, exceeding the 1928 record by roughly 2.76 million pounds.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Annual Statement of School Treasurer for Thornton Township
Annual financial report covering receipts and expenditures of township funds and school districts 147 148 150 151 152 154 in Thornton Township Cook County Illinois for fiscal year July 1 1928 to June 30 1929. Details include tax receipts other sources warrants bonds and interest expenditures and balances with district totals and outstanding bonds.
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Thornton Township
Cook County
Ilinois
State Board For Vocation Education
Proton and Good Friday Define Holy in Simple Terms
Explains that a proton is a positively charged particle of the atom and notes the term holy as meaning good. Mentions Good Friday as a phrase where holy is implied.
Reform Schemes Target Women, Men urged to Work for Themselves
The item cites Lb. W Lowe's Monthly noting efforts to spur self-sufficiency among women and men. It outlines calls for reform and independent labor, signaling social reform aims through organized guidance and writing in the periodical.
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Lowe's Monthly
Sheep Innards Four Stomachs and Distinct Roles
A sheep possesses four stomach chambers each serving a unique digestive function. The first chamber breaks down roughage, the second acidifies and further processes food, the third stores and ferments, and the fourth absorbs nutrients before passage to the intestines.
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Briand
West Harvey
Dalton
Berger
East South Holland
South Holland
Harvey
Hazel Crest
Homewood
Thornton
G. A. Stevenson
Bafere Pat
F. Waldschmidt
H. H. Chester & Company
Chicago Road & Grand Trunk Track
Henry Blink
159Th Street
Grand Trunk
Peter Hettich
Clark Street
Chicago, Ill
Mathiel
ICS
Mathiel’s Beauty Shoppe
Michigan Avenue
Pullman
Mathiel’s
Chrysler and
Plymouth
Atwater Kent Radios
Dolton
Twin City
Lincoln Avenue
BABY
Conrad Kern
Indiana Ave
Riverdale
Dolton, Fl
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