Harding Tax Reductions and Reparations Talks Across Europe
President Harding backs further income tax cuts if feasible and rejects entanglement with the League of Nations. Bonar Law faces a tense vote as Labour disruption erupts in London. Paris reports Poincaré’s Ruhr stance and a complex reparations plan with Germany, France, and Britain shaping future settlements. Also updates on Romania disturbances and Liam Lynch's death in Ireland amid rebel resistance.
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Hoover outlines U.S. move to join permanent court of international justice
Secretary Hoover argues in Des Moines for the United States joining the permanent court of international justice. He says participation imposes no compulsion, costs under $40,000 annually, and collaboration with 46 nations in judge selection. He also notes linkage to the League of Nations is remote and the U.S. would join only by consent.
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President Harding Signals World League Entry Stance
White House confirms President Harding will push for immediate U S entry into the world league system after returning from the South. Officials say the administration will favor joining the world organization as a priority for the coming year, outlining a firm policy direction.
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President Harding plans West Alaska trip amid politics talk
The article notes President Harding denying candidacy aims while outlining a June departure from Washington and a July Alaska arrival. It cites Fess predicting renomination and lists Harding’s claimed achievements, plus Democrat Carter Glass support and San Francisco’s bid for 1924 conventions. It also mentions Turkish concessions and British political turmoil affecting Lausanne talks.
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Einstein Theory Confirmed by Eclipse Photographs
Th W W Campbell director of the Lick observatory says Dr Einstein's relativity is supported by eclipse photographs from Australia last September. The images show stars near the sun's rim appearing closer due to light deflection by solar gravity, aligning with Einstein's light deflection concept. some astronomers remain unconvinced of proof.
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All Aboard for a Long Four-Legged Ride
Sailors ashore seek a horse for a long ride aboard eight men head to a livery stables. The ostler questions the horse type while the spokesman demands a quiet or spirited horse, aiming for a long ride with the crew. Railway Seismographs report shows Japan using seismographs to measure locomotive vibrations and track condition, aiding balance and fault detection for fuel saving.
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Betwixt and Between Says Schoolmarm Debate
A judge quotes two schoolmarms clashing over Oswald's character with one arguing he is forward and the other claiming he is backward. The exchange highlights local gossip and partisan judgments on behavior.
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Edison Says Navy Turned Back 45 Inventions
Edison claims he offered 45 inventions to the navy and all were rejected. The note hints writers also see their work returned, suggesting a broader pattern of refusals.
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