Stimson’s New View of the Kellogg Pact Sparks Debate
The Stimson doctrine, framed as a mutual contract among signatories, redefines war as illegal and calls for universal interference. Critics in France, Japan, and Britain condemn the doctrine as ideologically futile while Hoover’s administration faces criticism for dismantling defenses as its stance hardens.
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Stimson
Council of Foreign Relations
New York
China
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Mr. Stimson
France
Washington
England
Hoover Administration
Provocation ruling on shouting at cornet player sparks debate
New York magistrate William C. Dodie upholds a controversial decision that shouting at a cornet player is justified amid an army reserve lieutenant firing four shots at a high school brass musician. The court deems the act a nuisance and endorses the line of conduct, signaling a broader, epochal principle in public conduct and music.
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William C. Dodie
New York City
Army Reserve
Dodge
United States
Honest writer laments income gap in literary life
A distinguished writer notes that only about 20 people earn substantial money today, averaging around $100,000 annually. He contrasts high earners in law banking medicine and Hollywood with struggling authors, playwrights, and journalists who toil 12 to 14 hours daily yet earn little, while fame brings little financial security.
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New York
Iuttern
Elogle
Hollywood
Richard Harding Davis
Inrin Cobb
Prank Ward O'Malley
Nie
America
Alde
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A fragment from a Helen Rowland piece discusses marriage and modern dating, mixed with tangential musings on independence. It touches on starting new habits, personal growth, and the idea that self-improvement precedes romance, with scattered quotes and observational asides.
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Helen Rowland
Dear Miss de Freynter etiquette Qs on weddings and events
Grateful reader asks guidance on house weddings hotel attire including hats, presenting gifts discreetly, wearing a bob at breakfast, eating lobster politely with left hand, gift etiquette for a fiancée and hostess, handling greeting to hostess’s husband, signing a petition with a formal name, and whether to attend a shower or wedding events.
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Miss de Freynter
Tom
Amy
Mra. Arhos Besestat
Helena
Wafered Etiquette Notes From a Dated Page
A quirky snippet speaks of social courtesies with a focus on visiting etiquette. The piece mentions handling utensils and leaving calling cards, noting gendered expectations. Names appear in a mock royal frame, creating a playful, antiquated tone.
And I Remember When By James Tafolla Jr Attorney
The reminiscence recalls a family owned Electro theater a variety house on a market area site. Early films were poor but popular with patrons. Western thrillers drew crowds while a vaudeville show accompanied the screenings. Notable acts included Baby Doll the singer and dancer and Babs the famed Veracruz performer who appeared as a special onstage act.
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Phele
Baby
Doll
Babs
Verasiler
Mexico
Ail Comeen
War hardship for families of the Twenty second Infantry
An 1812 notice reports Congress delaying pay and supplies for soldiers on the Mexican border. Wives and children of enlisted men in San Antonio face hardship as officers seek relief. An Atlantic City item notes a Philadelphia student’s solo airplane flight averaging 80 miles per hour with a 70 mile leg.
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Atlantic City
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