Moral Education as Nation Saver Declared in City Speech
In a May address from Allgane City, Ned, proponents urged education as the path to national salvation. The speaker argued education must mold morals and purpose, warning secular threats to Protestant institutions and urging denominational support for schooling.
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Allgane City
Ned
Pike North
Wagic Migabke
University of Chicago
Roehecher
Denison
SIMOA
New U S Cargo Ships Being Built
Washington May 23 A Maritime Commission report shows the United States has advanced its civil shipbuilding program. Contracts for 352 merchant ships totaling nearly 380 million dollars were placed in the past two years. The program aims to produce 50 ships yearly for ten years including the America and other high speed tankers and cargo-vessel designs.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
Congress
Europe
Emory S. Land
Maditime Commission
Land
San Frantisco
Atlantic
Savannah
Liverpool
England
Maritime Corins
Transpacific
Iusury Liners Inc
San Francisco
Orient
Amer America
Newport News
America
Theion
Naval Auxiliary
Woman injured in vessel incident sparks court case
A chaotic report outlines a woman's stabbing injuries and a janitor case at Dwight School. Mrs Alice Coxe, 51, faces critical condition at Englewood Hospital while authorities pursue charges identifying a man named Fatatitte vs. Gillespie.
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Setive
Layen
Loreayrewi
Taluc
Paive
Alice Coxe
Englewood Hospital
Fatatitte
Gillespie
Jona R. van’ Ts
Dwight School
Mothers plan rifle corps as Mothers of America widen aims
National Legion of the Mothers of America seeks 10 million rifles for a potential fifth column. Kathleen Norris is named national president while regional director Mrs Johnston says 2.6 million members exist. the plan envisions 10 million armed mothers by mid 1925. In Alabama, typhus fever cases hit a record 41 counties, 19 counties reporting fever in the first year of the outbreak.
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National Legion of Mothers of America
Woneal
Edna L. Johnsten
Rifle Corps
New York
Meme Bere
National Legion of the Mothers of America
Columists
United States
Eues L Johnston
Ull 1
Kathleen Norris
America
Rohnston
Alabama
Montgomery
Aln
Feeling Rises In Japan for Aid to Reich
Tokyo reports growing public and press support for Japan joining the European war on the side of Germany. Influential leaders and newspapers back abandoning neutrality after Germany signals influence in the East Indies. Admiral Suetsugu-led group urges policy shift. News agencies note Germany’s “power of attorney” framing.
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Japan
Tokyo
Germany
Netherlands East Indies
Nobumasa Suet
Sugu
Suetsugu
Damel
East Indies
German stance in East Indies may strain US Japan ties
Toshio Shiratori, once rejected for Germany Japan Italy alliance, states Germany acts to provoke tension between Japan and the United States to keep America in the Pacific. He notes a prior Rome Berlin visit and discussions with Field Marshal von Gertn, describing Berlin intrigues and diplomatic delays.
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Germany
Japan
East Indies
United States
Pacific
Toshio Shiratori
Italy
Ptare Ic
Arene
Rome
Berlin
Hermann Goertn
Intel Says Next Will End Before America Receives Aid
An unclear Intel statement hints that the next phase or action will conclude prior to the United States obtaining assistance. The fragment references imminent developments and external support timelines without specifics.
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Wells & Coverly
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Dutch East Indies
Dobbs
Nassau
Vwobbs
Royal Nassau
Manhattan
The
Manhattan ‘‘Compo
Gabardine
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