Dope Conference in Bangkok Sparks American Dissent
Washington reports John K Caldwell will represent the United States at the November opium conference in Bangkok. The piece critiques British opium control, laments American deference to British leadership at Geneva, and questions U.S. commitment to an independent anti narcotics stance. It argues for American initiative against global dope traffic.
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Washington
John K. Caldwell
State Department
Bangkok
United States
Far East
Caldwell
Geneva
America
Malegvingne
Mr. Caldwell
Ace Press
The
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California
Pacifist Delay In League Delegates Clash
An AME, SADOR, acting for the Government, voices frustration over naval arms talks. Britain plans cruisers while America claims restraint, rejecting new armament price talks and urging disarmament paths. Italy accepts a one year pause after warship gains. The ambassador hints the issue cycles through the League as America resists.
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London
League of Nations Committee
Sador
Britain
Mt of Nations
Italy
Belmont Justice Describes Big Fair Preparations
A confused report notes Belmont officials, including Justice W. N. Bond, discussing preparations for a large fair. The inquiry mentions no practice events, prize contestants, and drawing activities, with emphasis on caution and decorum as participants plan for the forthcoming attractions.
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W. N. Bond
Belmont
Conternation Inquirer
Listen World by Elsie Robinson on Modern Wives Roles
A fragmented excerpt reviews Elsie Robinson's piece on motherhood and modern wives. It contrasts a working woman Alice with her husband and kids, describing domestic strain and constant chores. The text hints at social questions about women balancing work and home life.
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Alice
Ansband
Ana
Pirle
Fragments of a Turbulent Household and War Talk
A patchwork of reminiscence and rumor covers domestic disputes and public affairs. The piece links a wife’s protest against housework to a husband’s ambition, then shifts to military reminiscences of Geronimo, Indian campaigns, and veterans. It also reports on local rail plans and weather impacts on cattle, wells, and windmills influencing the Winter Garden project.
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Biddy
Eagle Pass
Tom McAlpin
Geronimo
Tim Wilton
Ven Antonio
Jim Wilby
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A controversial essay on romance and marriage by Helen Rowland examines how men and women pursue love, noting the enduring lure of the eternal triangle. It critiques modern mating habits and hints at societal pressures while citing provocative examples and sharpened observations.
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Helen Rowland
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
A tormented archival column recalls events from 1813 and 1921. Mentions women lawyers in 1813 and a 1921 Ad Club push for a prize fund and a mayoral race update. References to river improvement committees and a Brackenell county escape chase contextualize early 20th century San Antonio civic life.
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McInvem
Tigo Sirnn
Dallas
Bet Ler Hasinera Bureau
San Antonio Ad Club
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