Ambassador Matsu daira Arrives in Washington for Peace Mission
News Review of Current Events reports Saneo Matsudaira the new Japanese ambassador to the United States arrives in Washington to be warmly welcomed. He comes from a prominent diplomatic family, speaks English, and played a key role at the Washington arms conference. He pledges to strengthen U S Japan friendship and to seek amicable solutions through facts. The column also notes political battles over Attorney General Warren’s confirmation, and outlines National Park road funding and projects across several parks including Yosemite and Mount Rainier.
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Tsuneo Matsudaira
U. S
California
Luwailan Islands
Wiliam M. Jardine
Suneo Matsudaira
United States
Washington
San Francisco
Chicago
Japan
Europe
America
Pacific
Japanese Ambassador Sees Pacific Fleet Tensions Rise
Atsuda ira's temper of mind noted as he nears Washington and Japan weighs Pacific fleet maneuvers. The impending Hawaiian drills and U S naval plans spark debate over Oahu defense and potential conflict with Japan while Australia and New Zealand are in view.
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Atsudaira
Washington
den Gate
Prac
Pacific
Ing
Australia
New Zealand
Masanao Hanihara
Japan
Oahu
Lacifte
Pacific St
Atlantic
Jardine Named Secretary of Agriculture in Coolidge Era
R William M Jardine succeeds Howard M Gore as secretary of agriculture. He brings practical farming and ranching background with scientific attainments and headed Kansas State Agricultural College. Washington speculation links him to a department shakeup and alignment with President Coolidge on policy.
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R. William M. Jardine
Howard M. Gore
Agriculture’ Department
Jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Washington
Park Highway Funds Allocated to Glacier National Park
The Interior department announces a total of 2,500,000 dollars appropriated by Congress for national park road and trail construction under the National Park Highways act. An initial 1,000,000 was provided in 1924, with 1,500,000 more in the 1926 appropriation, and Glacier National Park in Montana receives 453,000 through the allotment of the fund.
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Congress
Interior Department
National Parks and Monuments
National Parks Service
Glacier National Park
Montana
Aronago von Maltzan Welcomed as German Ambassador
German ambassador Aronago von Maltzan was officially welcomed by President Coolidge on Thursday. He thanked the United States for citizens' aid in Germany’s postwar economic and financial reconstruction and described American involvement as historically significant. Coolidge urged mutual understanding to foster lasting peace and suggested Maltzan learn from America’s democratic history.
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Aronago von Maltzan
United States of America
America
Coolidge
Fechet to Succeed Mitchell as Assistant Chief of Army Air Service
General William Mitchell will be succeeded April 27 by Lieut. Gen. James Fechet as assistant chief of the Army Air Service. Fechet will move from Kelly Field Texas where he commands the air service flying school. The change aims to preserve Mitchells push for a unified air force separate from army and navy. Representative Lampert says the aircraft investigation vindicates Mitchells position.
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Aterm
James EB. Fechet
Army Air Service
Fechet
Air Service
Kelly Field
Texas
Mason W. Patrick
John L. Hines
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Florian Lampert
Wisconsin
House Committee On Aircraft
Simons Sworn In as German President Amid Coalition Setbacks
R Walter Simons takes the oath as German president before diplomats and reichstag. He will serve until elections name a new chief. Coalition talks fail as People’s party withholds support for Gessler’s candidacy. Stresemann’s objections gain party backing. Five candidates contest the election, none likely to win on first ballot.
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R. Walter Simons
German Republic
Reichstag
Doctor Simons
People’s Party
Herr Gessler
Herr Stresemann
Germany
Plebiscite to settle Tacna Arica favors Chile says Coolidge
President Coolidge announced that the final disposition of the Tacna Arica provinces must be decided by a popular vote. The ruling marks a preliminary Chilean victory and sets plebiscite conditions with a three member commission headed by an American.
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Prerdent Coolidge
Tacna-Arica
Chile
Peru
South America
Spring Canyon Community Notes and Local Happenings
The Crook area reports neighborly visits and farm activity. Milo Moore trips to Crook, a Sterling salesman sells Fordson tractors, and Dan Beebe and Gus Sutter hosts host small gatherings. County seat visitors, stock judged by Crook High, and socials including a Kensington event plus several dances reflect a busy week.
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Sunday gathering at local homes noted in entries
The report lists Mr and Mrs VOR Bell, George, Ruth and Glen McCudb visiting Dan Beebe's new place. It mentions Miss Muaret Sutter and Lavoy Cithonte Lima joining the Sunday events with Mr and Mrs A and Williard.
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Cats Sutter
Williard
Route A West Gurley Weather Halts Field Work
High wind and dust disrupted conditions on Monday causing field work to be abandoned. Jim Sparks aided his brother in law Bert Walker last Friday. Vern Scott and Ross Bales visited Selgeke's and Inox's on Sunday. Miss Anna Selwart is assisting.
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Jim Sparks
Inlaw
Bert Walker
Vern Scott
Ross Bales
Selgeke
Inox
Anna Selwart
Family and community notes from a Sunday in town
Mrs Ray Squher and Mr and Mrs Wilbert Borcher hosted a rest dinner in their new home. Curt Scott and Vernon Scott visited Knox's Thursday evening. Adolph Sorge and Gilbert Sorge were tractor building but weather kept them out of the field. W O Poster of Dalton checked his ranch on Wednesday. Bert Walked and wife visited WH Ewert's Sunday afternoon. Mrs Knox visited Folks' Monday afternoon. Road Supervisor Scott and crew filled in near Tlappel's.
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Ray Squher
Wilbert Borcher
Curt Scott
Vernon Scott
Knox's
Adolph Sorge
Gilbert Sorge
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