Europe not ready to disarm say Geneva experts
Europe remains unwilling to reduce armaments as disarmament experts from the League of Nations report no material progress for the next three or four years. The temporary disarmament commission will finish its work in September with a final report to the assembly. Only twenty replies have been received from 51 members to a questionnaire on armies and war material.
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Pinchot Still Leads Philadelphia May 13 Result
Pinchot leads in Pennsylvania as official totals come in. With most counties reported, Pinchot holds a lead over challenger Attorney General F. Alter. Final counts show Pinchot at 405 thousand plus and Alter at 490 thousand plus.
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Robbing Blind Man In Thefts On Clothesline
Police report a young man swindled a visually impaired victim of 95.95 dollars at 214 Santa Clem Street. The incident was recorded at the detective headquarters and involved a paycard and a check sid to have been diverted as thieves tripped the clotheslines.
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Reports of thefts across three homes and local businesses
Three homes reported Thursday thefts including a woolen shirt trousers bedspread and a shirt. Shaw street and Pine street residents reported items stolen such as beeekeets and a shirt. The J O Dielwan warehouse suffered a break and five sections of garden bore were stolen along with a trunk break in and four ten dollar notes.
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San Antonio students prominent in state university affairs
Austin May 10 Hesitts from the euring elections at the University of Texas show Tony San Antonio students elected to fill offices of the various student associations. Miss Liosd Martin a sophomore in F presides W A A next year. Iss Aris Dean Seeling elected chairman Cap and Gown. Miss Weeling received cap and gown from Nell Colina during Blue Bonnet Chain ceremony. Miss Lillian James named inner council member. Five other inner council members will direct senior activities for 1923. Miss Mary Tou Qshorne elected president of Pierion Literary Society. Congress news notes Rep Mosts Kinkaid will not seek re-election.
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Underwood Declares Tariff Measure To Be Taken To People
Washington May 19 Senator Underwood Democratic leader said Senate Republicans would likely accept the pending tariff bill reported by the finance committee. The measure aims to let the people judge the bill in the fall campaign. He argued the record on the tariff is clear and that only taxes would fall on the public, calling the pigment duties paragraph a clear, understandable provision for voters to assess.
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I Am So Happy Over Regaining My Health
Ales from Topeka says she recovered from nervous indigestion and weakness after using Tanlae Simply. She reports improved appetite digestion and sleep and credits the medicine as grand.
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Trade duties debated to curb producer profits claim
Senator Underwood argued duties could not be justified by revenge or industry viability as producers thrived under lower rates. Discussion centered on pigment oils and oxides with a one eighth cent per pound crude rate approved, defended as half the House BUL rate and aligned with Payne-Alderson law. Raceo defeats Gorman Fortand Oregon boxing result notes Jimmy Bacco’s ten round win over Goumian in Seattle. Gorman loses on a foul.
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Why Are Some Women Popular and Happy
An excerpt asks why some women are popular, cheerful, beloved and successful while others suffer. It notes freedom from troubles and the value of well being, suggesting I. Stone's Vegetable Compound brings relief to women and offers a renewed sense of life.
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