Crusade Against Dope Gains Global Backing
Richmond Pearson Hobson leads a call to intensify a world anti narcotic drive as 39 nations ratify the Geneva treaty. The piece urges broader ratification and adoption of uniform state narcotic laws to curb illicit traffic and strengthen US enforcement efforts.
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Turkey
Egypt
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Dope” Ringa
World Narcotic Defense Association
Captain Hobson
Hobson
United States
State Department
America
Co operation In The Americas Notwithstanding London conference
The London economic conference failed to yield practical results yet fostered cooperation among American nations. United States delegates formed closer ties with Argentina Canada and Mexico aiding future trade talks. Contiguity within the western hemisphere should boost regional commerce and Pan American Union could become a truly useful body. The president plans commercial treaties with four South American republics.
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United States
Argentina
Canada
Mexico
Wonden
North
Central
South America
Pan-American Union
Means Sentenced 17 Years for Lindbergh Kidnap Plot
Washington figure Gaston B. Means has been sentenced to 17 years in federal prison for taking 104000 from Mrs Edward B McLean with a promise to feature the Lindbergh baby. He is assigned to Lewisburg Pennsylvania prison instead of Atlanta, where inmates reportedly planned to kill him for his kidnapping crimes.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Harding
Atlanta
Edward B. Mclean
Means
Lewisburgh
Lindbergh
Prinan
Arthur Roche the roving writer of rare charm and fame
New Yorker Arthur Bumers Roche rides global social whirl from Palm Beach to Newport and the Riviera. The formerly frustrated author of Loot now enjoys a bustling life of sport and lavish weekends with a stream of brilliant guests, while his nomadic father James Roche shared similar wanderings.
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New York
Ficfon
Arthur Bumers Roche
Palm Beach
Newport
Riviera
Sand's Point
Park Row
Roche
Maine
Existence & Plente
Brittany
America
James Veffery Roche
Dalai Lama Rivalry and Pirate Queen Dominate Chinese Tide
The article sketches Buddhist leader the Dalai Lama amid suspected British plots to extend influence into Western China, and profiles Madame Lat Choi San, the pirate queen who commands junks off Macao. It portrays the Dalai Lama’s opulent court and magical-religious aura, while detailing Lat Choi San’s ruthless, stylish piracy network and her feared authority over sailors and traders.
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Chine
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Indy
Tal Ghot San
Lat Choi San
Pirate Sun
Robie Hood
Captain Kidd
Ane
Ale
Madame la Choi San
Junka
Madame Lat
Danke
Madame
Mumme Lal
Somit WA
King Fens Ryn, Inc
Listen World A poem by Elsie Robinson and nature’s quiet stream
A fragmented poem invites readers to pause by a small stream and observe color light and life. The piece traverses water beds grasses insects flowers animals and the sensory richness of a quiet hour in nature. It frames growth birth and resurrection as part of a vivid living world.
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Rollera
Norcia
Brerke
Langie
Jong
Plana
10 and 20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
From the files dated July 27 1922 San Antonio Light recounts Nic Morris pushing toward a world marathon golf record after 212 holes on Brackenridge municipal course. Sergeant J Hert of Troop B Fourth Cavalry received a medal from General Holmqvist for a record shooting performance at Camp Apache.
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San Antonio
Nic Morris
Marry Go Round Honeymoon Blues by Helen Rowland
Deferred honeymoons lead to tensions as a newly married pair retreat from lavish wedding plans. The piece wryly traces how weeks of social rituals, travel, and consumer fuss exhaust the couple, sparking friction yet hinting at deeper affection that may endure once they settle.
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Afier Thester
Joe
Asphyxia Deaths By Royal 5 Copeland M D
An unusual New York academy of medicine conference formed a society for asphyxia death prevention. A preliminary report cites over fifty thousand annual U S deaths and urges training, equipment, and public information to reduce fatalities from gas, drowning, and other causes, with emphasis on rapid resuscitation.
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New York Academy of Medicine
United States
New York City
Mtone
Legion
Muat
Nosphala
King Fea
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