Agreement of English-speaking nations for world peace
Proposals call for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state. Aimed at constitutional reapportionment in the House. A unified national defense department for Army Navy and Air Forces under a Secretary of National Defense. Federal steps to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Congress elected in November with inauguration the following January.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Fix Responsibility For Laxity In Law Enforcement
An editorial argues lax enforcement of Texas gambling laws in San Antonio warrants grand jury scrutiny. It questions sworn officers knowledge or profit from violations, ownership of slot machines, and calls for an honest, fearless inquiry to cure laxity and prevent a return to normal gambling.
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Texas
San Antonio
Bexar County
Poiret and Paris Fashion Power Fade in Hollywood Era
Fashion czar Poiret capitulates to modern trends as Hollywood spreads new styles. The piece laments the decline of ornate dress and celebrates the rise of practical sportswear, noting Poiret’s retreat and the shift toward feminine beauty and coiffeur care.
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Paris
Poiret
Worth
Redfern
Drecoll
Lucille
Macfitlet Armand
Chanel
Beer
Weeks
Roue
Hollywood
Paul Poiret
Mexico Cuts Passport Hurdles For Tourists On Travel
Government eases tourist travel by rail and sea with simple ecards accepted by Mexican immigration officials. Carriers bear liability for abuses. In a migratory era, border obstructions seem outdated as radio and air travel connect peoples. Mexico adopts a sensible policy to streamline crossings.
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Mexico
Sunspots and Heat: Astronomer Explains Climate Links
Garrett P Serviss explains that sunspot cycles influence solar radiation but do not guarantee a colder summer. Variations in solar constant and atmospheric factors create uncertain weather effects, with correlative magnetism and volcanic dust complicating outcomes. He notes the sun is a long term variable and that future climate shifts remain unpredictable.
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Walt
Wee
Human Mite
Cea
International Fema
Endocarditis and Heart Disease Warned By Royal Copeland
A historical health column explains endocarditis as an infection of the heart lining caused by other illnesses like scarlet fever or pneumonia. It stresses precious heart valves must be kept calm with rest, plain diet, and treating the primary disease, noting prevention is key to avoiding serious cardiac complications.
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Dutt
Ivelf
Fess
Bucolie Press Misa Silda Immerby Undergoes Operation
Bucolie Press Misa Silda Immerby, daughter of Dr and Mrs T Vs Isimerby, underwent an operation at Mackennack hospital on Monday. The party included Mr and Mrs OG Wirlleger and others, meeting in New York and returning to Westwood in the late hours of the morning.
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Misa Silda Immerby
Mra
Westwood
Air Pioneers and the Flight to Progress
The article lauds aviation pioneers including Kings ford-Smith Ulm and an American navigator, noting their San Francisco to Sydney flight of 347 miles at 88 mph. It praises Lindbergh and Nobile, reflects on risks and experiments, and urges pursuit of progress through trained pilots and advancing aircraft technology.
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Charles Kingsford-Smith
Charles Ulm
San Francisco
Sidney
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Parla
Nobile
North Pole
United States
Martha
Omehy
Phiadelphia
Fanton
Kinterfard-Smith
Emerthon
Gmnath Roth
McChure Eynalecte
Celebrity Chefs and Debutante Parties In 1920s Times
The article surveys European and American chefs, noting lineage and training from Germany to prestigious hotels. It details the aloof, secrecy filled life of top chefs, their education, apprenticeship paths, and famous names like Ritz and Waldorf. It also discusses debutante parties waning in popularity, costly social rituals, and a lighter note on birds and social habits in urban life.
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Cacar
Waldorf
Ritz
Oscar
Reo
Boura
Gallerica
Chesterfield
aTeat
British Cartoon Depicts Governor Al Smith Amid Skyscrapers
A British caricature shows Governor Al Smith of New York with skyscrapers behind him and a crowd at his feet. The piece notes the image is inaccurate but suggests foreign views of American leaders reveal more about outsiders than the subject.
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al Smith
New York
Governor Smith
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A prominent sugar refining figure in U S and Cuban history began as a mail clerk for Zaldo and Company in Havana at nineteen. He moved to the United States to found his own sugar refining business in Brooklyn, eventually leading American Sugar Refining and other firms, with roles including president and director across multiple companies. His career spanned decades and locations, culminating in leadership positions and board roles with several large firms.
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United Biazen
Cuba
Haeqna
Zaldo and Company
Tie
United
Brooklyn
Wan Organs
Ita
Western Sugar Refining Company
Fan Pranelece
Heal Sugne Company
Toray
California
Aca Products Company
Ila
Nebort Oxnard
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Air Pioneers
America
Europe
Ucualty
Germany
Bhieffe
Long Island
Nozly
Philip Nowlan
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