Amundsen Ellsworth polar flight fate uncertain
News reviews warn the Amundsen and Ellsworth expedition may reveal its fate soon or remain lost in Arctic mists for weeks. Relief expeditions are being organized by Norway and the U S amid calls from officials for prompt action if needed.
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Arctic
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Bernon &. Prentice
New York
Lincoln Ellsworth
Alaska
America
Norway
Ellsworth
Prentice
Coolidge
Los Angeles
Shenandoah
Donald MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Arctic Circle
Dawes pushes senate rule reform in the South
Vice President Dawes spoke in Birmingham to Associated Industries of Alabama urging limits on Senate debate to curb minority vetoes. He called the Force bill a wrong measure and argued minority protections must not block majority constitutional rights. Senator Underwood supported reform, noting opposition from pro debate senators and from outsiders seeking to influence legislation.
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Dawes
Senate
Southland
Associated Industries of
Alabama
Birmingham
South
Underwood
General Dawes
Publicition of income tax lists upheld by Supreme Court
Supreme Court justices affirm lower court rulings against Kansans City Journal-Post and Baltimore Post. Justice Sutherland writes that public access to income tax lists is lawful and passable as public property, opposing a dry literal reading of the 1924 revenue act. President Coolidge opposes War department plans for a second Armistice Day test, suggesting July 4 as better. Tokyo reports 278 deaths from the recent earthquake with extensive homelessness and property damage.
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United States
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Baltimore Post
Justice Sutherland
Coolidge
War Department
Tokyo
Japan
Presbyterian church split looms after Columbus assembly clash
Fundamentalists and moderates clashed in the general assembly in Columbus Ohio with sharp policy differences. The liberal New York presbytery fights to stay in the church and defend constitutional rights across presbyteries. If forced out a legal battle over church property could follow. A conservative faction led by Charles R Erdman backs a special commission to study means to assure peace unity and progress and report to the next assembly.
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General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
New York
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Noted University of Chicago President Dies After Illness
R. Ernest de Witt Burton, president of the University of Chicago, died after a long illness following surgical operations. Also among the week’s deaths were Field Marshal French, earl of Ypres, who led England’s Old Contemptibles in World War I. Col. C. A. Repington, renowned war correspondent. and Louis Falk, a leading American organist.
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R. Ernest DE Witt Burton
University of Chicago
Field Marshal French
Earl of
Ypres
England
Col. C. A. Repington
Louis Falk
America
Government report backs $2.20 wheat price claim
Rank M. Surface of the United States Grain Administration says a report approved by Secretary Hoover disputes the idea that wartime wheat would have climbed above $2.20. It argues world conditions would have pushed 1917 wheat to about $1.50 per bushel, and that the minimum saved American farmers millions. Secretary Jardine visited Chicago recently for secret talks with Board of Trade officials to push his demanded “house cleaning.”
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Rank M. Surface
United States Grain Administration
Hoover
Jardine
Chicago
Board of Trade
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Across and Down
A partial readable page shows a crossword puzzle with numbered horizontal and vertical clues. The text lists many clue fragments and definitions such as 6-Rang a bell 11-To ape 13-Confection 14-Exist and 1-Striped wild horses, 2-Afternoon, 8-Belonging to him, 4-Norse mythological character, among others. The article notes that letters fill white spaces while black spaces separate words and promises definitions to appear in a future issue.
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Italy
Music Hall
English School For Boys
Chem
Taxi-Call 161 Described As Quick Help by Courier
The Newcastle Pennsylvania Courier calls Taxi-Call 161 a place where a woman can find something in about fifteen seconds that a man would search an hour for.
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Newcastle
Ruler Believed in Ludik Frederick the Great Plans
A ruler under Frederick the Great of Prussia governed military operations by scouts and sergeants. they waited for an indicated lucky day to begin.
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Frederick the Great
Prussia
tSielagers
What Good Does It Do You to Know Something
A satirical ad style piece mocks literacy tests and claims about intelligence, claiming the draft boards judged adults as the intelligence of a 13 year old child. It argues against literacy tests and exaggerates ignorance versus desire.
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Durham
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