Praise for Alien-Born Citizens at Unknown Soldier Service
Assistant Secretary of War Hanford MacNider praised alien-born Americans as often better citizens than natives during memorial services at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington. The remarks highlighted civilian service and patriotic duty beyond birthplace.
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Washington
Hanford MacNider
Urge St Lawrence Seaway Backed by New England Alliance
A six-state joint committee from Massachusetts to Maine endorses the Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway, calls the all-American route impractical, and urges Washington to begin talks with Canada to advance the St. Lawrence project. The panel cites high freight costs to the sea as a reason to favor the St. Lawrence route for Central West growth.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Project
St. Lawrence
Central West
Seaboard
Wages to Be Raised on Twelve Railroads
The railroad arbitration board granted pay increases for firemen hostlers and helpers on 12 Southwest railroads. Firemen gain 40 cents daily, other employees 35 cents daily. Judge Grafton Green chaired the board with W J Jenks as signatory on behalf of the roads. C J Goff dissented, deeming the raise insufficient.
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Washington
Railroad Arbitration Board
Southwest
Grafton Green
Tennessee Supreme Court
W. J. Jenks
Norfolk & Western
C. J. Goff
Denies Danger of Air Attack on This Nation
Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, chief of the U S Army chemical warfare service, says enemy airplanes will not approach the United States except on carriers and that the Navy would discourage such a tactic. He notes Lindbergh and Chamberlin could barely carry gas across the Atlantic.
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Chamberlin
Amos A. Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
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Navy
Fries
Linabergh
Poincare Warns Germany at Lorraine Memorial
Premier Poincare, speaking at a Luneville war memorial dedication, warned Germany that France would not accept the postwar German attitude. The speech signaled that Briand's conciliatory policy and proposed new treaties and Rhineland troop reductions were not fully accepted by the cabinet.
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Germany
Paris
Luneville
Lorraine
Briand
Rhineland
Car Tagged Death Shocks Man in Minneapolis
Robert D. Livingston, 60, manager of a manufacturing company, died after the shock of discovering a police tag on his car for double parking in Minneapolis Minnesota. The incident links the tag to the fatal event.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Robert D. Livingston
Were
Condemnation Notice By Publication for Dolton sewer project
Notice by publication in Dolton Pointer informs defendants and all others that the Village of Dolton seeks just compensation for private property to be taken or damaged for a connected sanitary and storm sewer system project. It lists property areas in Section 2 and surrounding streets, with total estimated cost at 268 000 dollars and a July 11 1927 court return date.
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Dalton
Illinois
Juvans
Sheparu
146Th Street
Main Street
Wobson Avenue
145Th Street
Greenwood Avenue
University Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
Michigan City Road
Drexel Avenue
Cottage Grove Avenue
Shepard Drive
Ingleside Avenue
McArthur Court
Ellis Avenue
Dobson Avenue
143Rd Street
Evans Avenue
Langley Avenue
Dorchester Avenue
Calumet
John B. Lyon
Margaret Cobb
Calvin Cobb
State
Dolton
Cook
Filen
Cook County
Chicago
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Company
Baltamore and Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Terminal Railroad Company
Little Calumet River
Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad Company
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I Wanted A Brother With Teeth
Jackie and his father visit a new baby brother in a spotless home. Jackie studies the infant, then glances at his father with a disappointed sigh as the baby cries, saying he wanted a brother with teeth.
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Mother
Daddy
Desolate Islets Between Formosa and China
A geologist noted group of 21 islands called the Pescadores between Formosa and the Chinese coast. Northeast winds nine months yearly eroded the original land, leaving a wind whipped barren archipelago that appears as a desert within the Southeast Asia island realm.
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Formosa
China
Pescadores Islands
Asia
Modern schooling sparks doubt in parent about progress
A father doubts his son's learning as the modern school favors self expression and freedom. The dialogue reflects an older generation linking restraint with the three R's and questions the value of the new approach for their child.
Teddy’s tenth birthday party planned solo
Teddy prepares for a birthday party as his mother stations guests and delays cake and ice cream. He confesses he wants the treats now since no friends were invited, revealing his solitary celebration mindset.
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Teddy
Boston Transcript
Life and Logic in Early Greek Philosophers
The article reviews ancient inquiries into life and truth, citing Aristotle and Protagoras in a debate on illusion and certainty. It notes the liar paradox example from the Ethics and references Chrysippus and Philo’s extensive study, ending with mentions of intense study and a fatal outcome.
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Aristotle
Protagoras
Chrysippus
Philotus
Weakness in Ignorance Quote by Pascal
A concise famous reflection notes that human reason shows greater weakness in those who lack knowledge than in the knowledgeable, underscoring limits of understanding.
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Pascal
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