Germany Builds Armies as Ruhr Tension Grows
Britain and France debate German rearmament as Berlin faces Allied scrutiny. reports say Germany trains tens of thousands beyond Versailles limits since 1922 while Ruhr occupation and hostilities continue. Political shifts in Berlin aim to stabilize a fragile coalition amid rising nationalist pressure.
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Edward W. Pickard
Britain
France
Germany
Ruhr
Berlin
Allied Military Commission
Reuter
Leipzig
Governors meet on Pinchot plan for coal regulation
Representatives from coal consuming states gathered in Harrisburg at Governor Pinchot's invitation to discuss a joint commission under a multistate compact to regulate the industry. They adjourned without action, urging Pennsylvania to repeal its coal tax and pass remedial laws. Governor Silver of New Jersey criticized the plan. Also noted is Dwin P. Morrow’s pending Kentucky governorship and move to the railroad labor board following R. M. Barton’s term.
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Anti-Saloon League
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Silver
New Jersey
Dwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
R. M. Barton
Railroad
Mr. Morrow
Mr. Barton
Harding
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Mediterranean Influence Fears
Pravince voices concern over Latalo Spanish accord seen as giving Italy dominance in the Mediterranean. A France Greece counter agreement is discussed while the United States warned Spain pursues Latin American influence that challenges the Monroe Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mediterranean
France
Greece
United States
Spain
Latin America
Supreme Court Upholds Alien Land Laws in Pacific Coast
The Supreme Court upholds California and Washington alien land laws denying real estate to Asians. Justice Butler finds no Fourteenth Amendment violation nor treaty breach with Japan, clarifying state power to restrict land ownership by aliens not seeking citizenship while noting treaty terms focus on commerce and navigation.
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Ashington
California
Washington
Japan
United States
Supreme Court
Pacific
Wilson
Butler
Forest Service Sees Big Game Growth in National Forests
Col W B Greeley spoke to the Biological Society at the Cosmos Club detailing a count of more than 515000 big game animals across 147 national forests including 440000 deer and 48500 elk. He warned skeptics that most elk, sheep, goats, and moose are in or near national parks and urged expanded game refuges amid rising use by motorists and vacationers.
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Col
W. B. Greeley
Forest Service
Biological Society
Cosmos Club
Colonel Greeley
Yellowstone National Park
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone, Glacier
Mount McKinley National
Glacier and McKinley National Parks
Yellowstone
Mount McKinley
Kaibab Forest
Grand Canyon National Park
Greeley
Miracle of Illumination
Barbara faces a love triangle as her husband Cyrus Hoadley is badly burned in a work accident. Dick Nevins returns, seeking a life together, but Barbara remains loyal to Cyrus. The doctor hints at recovery and Barbara witnesses a personal transformation, the miracle of illumination.
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Barbara
Richard Nevins
C ¥ Hoadley
Mr. Hoadley
Cyrus
Cyrus Hoadley
Island White Oshkosh the White House dog history
The article discusses Island White Oshkosh a white collie accepted by President Coolidge. It notes the dog’s appearance breed traits and training at Island White kennels Oshkosh and describes illustrious near relatives serving explorers guards and workers in Arctic polar and remote assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
White
Island White Oshkosh
Whitey
Coolidge
Collie
Oshkosh
Vis
White Collie
Stephen C. Radford
White House
Plan to Clear Pueblo Land Titles Versus Lenroot Bill
The American Indian Defense Society proposes a plan to resolve Pueblo land issues in New Mexico. It rejects the Lenroot substitute and favors conserving Pueblo lands with consent and compensation. A three member commission would map lands and guide suits to recover adversely held plots, with compensation or restoration to original owners as appropriate.
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Pueblo
Than Defense Society of
New York
New Mexico
United States
Work
American Indian Defense Society
Secretary of the Interior
Pueblos
Skunks Invade Adirondack Village of Keene
Keene New York residents face skunk invasion causing panic. One family of trespassers has set winter quarters in the cellar of Charles Crans home. Authorities and residents weigh poisoning as a control method.
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Keene
Charles Cran
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Catholic School Association
Stresemann
German People’s Party
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von Seeckt
Jerlin
Moscow
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Belgium
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Treasury Department
Mellon
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League of Nations
Justice Thompson
WO Coast Guard
Tomako
William McCoy
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