Relief and Political Shift Amid Japan Quake Ruins
Alpine headlines report Tokyo three quarters destroyed and Yokohama wiped out by quakes and fires. US relief leads with Navy transports and Red Cross as Baron Watanaba sees Japan rebuilding within three years amid Franco German Ruhr talks and Corfu tensions.
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Admiral Anderson
Yokohama
Huron
F. R. McCoy
Coolidge
State
War
Navy Departments
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Japan
Pacific
San Francisco
Rice Growers’ Association of California
Baron Watanaba
Osaka
Mussolini Threatens League Over Corfu Crisis
Premier Mussolini warned that Italy would quit the League of Nations if the Greek island of Corfu was forced to accept actions. Greece appealed to the league. Rome signaled cooling and urged the council to slow, as London and Paris sought a coordinated approach with Britain ready to back the league.
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America
League of Nations
Italy
Ruhr
Council of Ambassadors
Tellini
Corfu
Greece
Paxos
Antipaxos
Mussolini
League
Council
Geneva
Signor Salandra
Rome
London
Paris
Robert Cecil
Condon
Pinchot presses for settlement in anthracite strike
Governor Pinchot pushes toward settlement of the anthracite strike as operators drop arbitration demands and miners seek a 10 percent wage increase for contract miners while modifiying check-off terms. Meanwhile Civil War veterans parade in Milwaukee with ten thousand marchers as leaders are named. ZR-1 test at Lakehurst draws praise before a planned St. Louis air race visit.
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Overnor Pinchot
Navy
Prohibition Agency Seeks $10 Million for Enforcement Boost
Commissioner Haynes asks Congress for ten million dollars to fund federal works enforcing the dry law, an increase of one million from last year. He plans more field agents and bigger Washington and field staffs. Haynes met with President Coolidge, who favors a governors convention in Washington to foster federal state cooperation on prohibition enforcement.
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Haynes
Washington
Baynes
Coolidge
Americans Sweep Davis Cup Team Defeats Australia
Davis Cup team led by Tilden Johnston and Williams dominated Australia in a decisive victory securing another year of international tennis glory for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merica
Tilden
Johnston
Willams
Austrailan
Ratification completes naval arms pact scrapping 750000 tons
In Washington five officials finalized the naval limitation accord ending decades of Pacific tension. The ceremony deposited ratifications quietly as ships across Britain Japan and Europe face scrapping, with 750 000 tons of fighting ships removed and progress summarized by nation.
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Ashington
State Department
Pacific
Washington
Harding
Hughes
Department
Hanihara
Japan
H. O. Chilton
Great Britain
Andre de la Boulaye
France
Augusto Rosso
Italy
Navy Department
Republican National Committee Women list by state
National committee women from 45 of 48 states are named as Alabama Arizona Connecticut remain uncalled. The compiled list includes Mrs. W H Foster Little Rock Arkansas Mrs O P Clark Los Angeles California Mrs Anna W Vaile Denver Colorado and others with full state by state designations across Arkansas California Colorado Delaware Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nevada New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wyoming and more in a nationwide roster of delegates.
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Alabama
Arizona
Connecticut
Arkansas
W. H. Foster
Little Rock
California
O. P. Clark
Los Angeles
Colorado
Anna W. Vaile
Denver
Delaware
W. K. du Pont
Wilmington
Idaho
Portia von Cannon
Sandpoint
Illinois
Louise de K. Bowen
Chicago
Indiana
Dorothy Cunningham
Martinsville
Iowa
L. M. Dodson
Des Moines
Kansas
R. R. Bittman
Independence
Kentucky
A. T. Hert
Louisville
Louisiana
Emily F. Genssler
New Orleans
Maine
Guy P. Gannett
Augusta
Maryland
W. B. Lowndes
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Charles §. Bird
East Walpole
Michigan
Bina M. West
Port Huron
Oregon
E. C. Giltner
Portland
Pennsylvania
Barclay H. Warburton
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Mary L. B. Steedman
Providence
South Carolina
Elizabeth D. Kirksey
Pickens
Tennessee
Mary G. Howard
Chattanooga
Vermont
George Orvis
Manchester
Viginia
M. M. Caldwell
Roanoke
Washington
Emma §. Devoe
Tacoma
West Virginia
Lena L. Yo
Reclamation Projects Must Be Pushed Forward After Davis Exit
Secretary Work announces the discharge of Director A P Davis from the reclamation service, citing need to shift from engineering focus to business acumen and faster construction. He argues efficiency will free funds to resume and speed up projects while retaining engineering leadership under the current chief.
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British Empire
Reclamation Service
A. P. Davis
Interior
American Society of Civil Engineers
Davis
Society
James H. Dunlap
New York
Work
Busi
Secretary of the Interior
Madden urges deeper cuts to federal budget
Chicago Representative Martin B. Madden, head of the House appropriations committee, calls for deep government spending cuts to align with current revenues. He cites President Coolidge’s expectation of a $125 million reduction and notes past achievements in reducing expenditures, debt, and taxes while praising abroad conditions for a restored fiscal order.
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Martin B. Madden
Chicago
Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Coolidge
Madden
Get Started in the Silver Fox Business
This season the Silver Fox Business team posted a strong litter count with four lit ters of 7 pups and several litters of 5 and 6 pups, marking a wonderful record for the year.
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Silver Fox
Hall of Fame catalogued for reader clarity in curases
The St. Louis Globe Democrat laments the Hall of Fame lacks clear explanation for why individuals are inducted and urges a detailed catalog to justify each selection.
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Hall of Fame
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Trusted Grocer Favorite
Advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the true blue choice for bright white clothes. It promises snowy whites and urges readers to try it, claiming all good grocers carry the product.
Painter’s Labor Dulls as Bills Mount in Kansas City
Mrs. Watkins overhears a painter speaking with a colleague about possible delays. The boss may have another job lined up, which could finish today if secured, or push completion to next week.
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Watkins
Kansas City Star
Calgary Leads North America in Telephone Density
Calgary Alberta with about 65000 residents is said to have more telephones per capita than any other community on the continent.
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Calgary
Alberta
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Belle W. Bliss
Baraboo, Wis
Republican National Committee
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Oxford
Missouri
Lon A. Hocker
St. Louis
Montana
Margaret J. Rosza
Butte
Nevada
Della B. Boyd
Reno
New Jersey
Lewis S. Thompson
Red Bank
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Santa Fe
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New York City
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Winston-Salem
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