League Faces Test as Bolivia and Paraguay Tense on War Threat
Bolivia mobilizes troops amid frontier clashes with Paraguay and calls for mediation. Despite public anger, hopes rise for arbitration through the League of Nations and regional diplomacy. Argentina and Brazil tensions loom as South American nations may choose sides, risking a broader conflict.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
Washington
Acacan Y
League of Nations
Agentine
Brazil
South America
Uniform Traffic Rules Sweep Nation for Consistent Signals
An article discusses the push for nationwide uniform traffic control to ease driver interpretation across cities. It notes differing local signals in places like Elyria and Youngstown, the use of yellow lights during emergencies, and the broader goal of a common code guiding motorists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York State
Elyria
Youngstown
Life Is More Complex in the Rise of Telephones and Cars
The piece traces how New Yorks 1879 directory held 252 names while Bell system numbers now top 15,906,550 in the US. It argues the telephone and automobile evolved from luxury to necessity, reflecting a complex modern society and shifting social values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Bell Telephone System
United States
Tea Etiquette and Diet Lessons from a Reading Reader
The column recounts tea experiences at Rhea and Nenine's with lavish sandwiches cakes nuts and candy as the author tries to resist but succumbs twice. A moral emerges to skip the evening meal or at least limit tasting to avoid overeating while social pressure and appetite challenge self discipline. The piece ends with reader questions about sleep talking and a note that Dr Peters cannot diagnose via columns.
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Hhea’s
Vigg
Doctor Lou
Neal
Nenine’s
Rhea‘s
Linwads
Ethel
Peter
Peters
New Plan For Farm Relief Outlined By McNary
Senator Charles I McNary of Oregon unveils a farm relief program derived from the McNary Haguen bill with the equalization fee removed. The measure aims to handle surpluses promote orderly marketing encourage cooperative action and give farmers stronger bargaining power through organized marketing and revolving provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paralysis -Agitans
Yoan
United States Treasury
Federal Farm Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Agriculture
Charles I
McNary
Ore
Charless Linra McNary
Salem
Fame
Leland Stanford University
Supreme Court of Oregon
Ife
United States
Oregon
Senate
Jardine
New Oklahoma heiress buys a dairy machine and vodka case
An Indian girl in Oklahoma inherits a multimillion fortune and says her wish is a Keeping machine and a case Y pop a strawberry preferred. The piece notes social contrast between the old guard and the newly rich during a Pleasant little party at the polls.
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Oklahoma
Anniversaries and notable dates in 19th century figures
Edward Hugh Southern to be saluted in New York Town Hall on December 77 born December 1859 in New Orleans. Tribute honors his forty years sustaining theatrical tradition and public taste. The list also notes John Jay’s status, Robert S. Newton’s medical work, Gustave Flaubert, Peter F. Collier, Edwin Forrest, American Sabbath Union, Robert Browning, and King George’s title at Delhi.
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Edward Hugh Southern
Town Hall
New York
New Orleans
Edward A. Southern
League For Political Education
Taft
Hughes
Lamont
Kahn
Southern
John Jay
New York City
Bedford
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Washington
Robert S. Newton
Gal Upolis
Ohio
Gustave Flanbert
Rouen
Peter F. Collier
Ireland
Edwin Forrest
Philadel
Phil
Wallington
D. C
Robert Browning
Venice
London
George
Delhi Dhrhar
Today’s Birthdays and Horoscope Recap of Notable Figures
Arthur Brisbane, a famed New York journalist born in Buffalo, N Y, marks his 64th birthday. Alfred Shrubb, renowned distance runner born in England, turns 50. Today’s horoscope promises favorable energy, sociable dispositions, and potential financial gains with overall pleasant, fortunate life outlook.
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Arthur Brisbane
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Alfred Shrabb
England
Opening of Civil Aeronautic Conference in Washington
President Coolidge to host delegates at the White House at five o clock. Farmers Educational Union gathers in Columbus Montana. Today marks the 28th anniversary of Marconi’s first radio message across the ocean. Also observed is the 18th anniversary of the disappearance of Doerethy Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Farmers’ Educational Union
Columbus
Montana
Marconi
Ocean
Doerethy Arnold
Amherst club officers changed names and lodge installs
In Amherst, the Junior League of St. Peter's Evangelical to Intermediate League was decided at a regular meeting. Officers installed in the Masonic Lodge included W Master Walter Bechtel and others. Local groups planned Christmas events, school art displays, and a park avenue bulletin board showcasing student work.
Christmas program and Grange events across the region
Church rehearsal tonight at 7. A Sunday morning meeting follows the English service at St Peter’s Evangelical. Henry Ludwigs is seriously ill at his daughter’s home. Oliver Kolbe is homebound. Local families visit Elyria and Brownhelm. Hickory Tree Grange held a lengthy meeting planning a Christmas party for Juvenile members. Oberlin Grange showcased a varied program with music, readings, and songs, followed by luncheon. South Amherst M E Church Standard Bearers held a social and will host January meeting at Miss Merchant’s home. Concordia Club elected officers Ray Grugel, Amelia Koepp, Earl Grugel, Irma Lau, and Frederick Denner. a Christmas party is planned for Dec 13 at the church parlors. January meeting at Miss Merchant’s home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koepp.
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St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Henry Ludwigs
Katherine Pippert
Elyria
Oliver Kolbe
Middle Hidge
Wnexs
William Ruth
Hosemar
Ben Michael
Katherina Kolberg
Oberlin Grange
Saxton
Dion
Mano
Reading
Minnie
George Schramm
Hollingsworth
McRoberts
Arthur Dion
Berg
Ban
Ruby Walker
L. Ruth
Webb
Homer Pelton
Amos Beetler
South Amherst
M. E
Virginia Carland
Ruth Willis
Norma Merchanto
W. E. Speaker
Belle Brosicker
Gwendivere McCord
Marjorie Hansen
Ruth Allsop
Hattie Fountane
Mary Fountane
Ruth Griffin
Norma Merchant
Miss Merchant
Concordia Club
Lutheran Church
Ray Grugel
Amelia Koepp
Earl Grugel
Irma Lau
Frederick Denner
Edward Schultz
Henry Amanhauser
Wm. Koepp
Novel Based On Dickens Controversy Stirring London Debate
London reacts to This Side Idolatry a Bechhofer Roberts novel alleging Dickens was hypocritical and avaricious. The work provokes anger among admirers and relatives while critics dispute its portrayal versus Carlyle and Forster. Sir Henry Fielding disapproves the dubious readings, and experts weigh Dickens’s character against the author’s claims.
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Dickens
London
England
Charles Dickens
Bechhofer Roberts
Ephesian
Roberts
Forster
Carlyle
Meury Fielding
K. GC
Henry
Walter Denter
Journal of the
Dickens Fellowship
Meno
Thackery
Cartya
Wife
Maria Beadwell
Charles
Francesco Berger
Guildhall School of Music
Faulta
Murals on Screens Foreseen by Paris Artist
Paris based American artist Le Roy Daniel Mac Morris predicts murals will be screened rather than painted on walls within 50 years. He argues screens, portable and fitting any home, suit modern mobility and housing shifts, offering personal, adaptable art without permanent wall decor.
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Paris
le Roy
Daniel MacMorris
MacMorris
U Fe
Peppermint Raising Proves Profitable in Indiana
Berne Indiana reports peppermint farming as a profitable new crop in northeast Indiana. Farmers near La Grange and Goshen, and counties bordering Ohio and Michigan, have planted hundreds of acres. Mint is harvested in fall, distilled, and sold mainly to New York buyers.
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Berne
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
la Grange
Goshen
New York
Whisky as antidote saves life after poison attempt
In Milwaukee John Milosch, 46, tried to drink rat poison. He swallowed a months supply and then drank whisky when water failed. Doctors at Emergency hospital said the whisky acted as an antidote and saved his life. The report notes German air lines are mischaracterized in Europe.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Milosch
Milosch
Hot dogs saved life of girl after poisoning incident
Miss Clare Wagner, 18, ate hot dogs and drank poison but doctors used a stomach pump to remove the poison. They said the prior hot dog meal helped neutralize the toxin and saved her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Berkley
Girl's
Hfa
Clare Wagner
Britain Seeks Air Record In Hop To India
Britain plans a new air distance record attempt with the Fatrey raptor monoplane aiming to fly from London to India. After taxiing tests at Northolt, the aircraft will undergo full load tests at Cranwell and be flown by Squadron Leader Jones-Willama. The goal is at least 50 hours of flight time at 50 miles per hour, reaching Calcutta or beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
India
Northolt
Royal Air Force
Jones- Willama
Cranwell Aerodrome
England
Calcutta
English Dean Wins Customs Fine Return
The Rev. F. S. M. Bennett, dean of Chester Cathedral, recounts in the diocesan magazine how a two year legal dispute with American customs over a mistakenly valued trunk of looks ended with a favorable settlement. A friend who helped appeal received a check repaying part of their fines and expenses, and Bennett notes the dean has “come out all right in the end.”
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London
F. S. M. Bennett
Chester
United States
Dean of
Women Pioneers in Science World Highlight New Members
Thirty two new members join the Society of Women Geographers led by Harriet Chalmere Adams of Washington. Members include Mrs Charles J Fish of Buffalo who found the first eels eggs and Gloria Hollister of New York who photographed wildlife and brought the first live gauch aro specimens from Trinidad to the United States as part of a feminine exploration span from Central Africa to the Arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
World of
Science
Society of Women Geographers
Harriet Chalmere Adame
Central Africa
Arctic
South America
Poland
China
Polynesia
Himalayas
Charles J. Fish
Buffalo
Gloria Hollister
New York
United States
Trinidad
Stores Become Homes as London Converts Shops
Chelseas shift from retail to residence grows as stores vanish along Sheyne Walk and adjacent streets. New residential quarters emerge in Church Street Royal Hospital Road and Danvers Street with shops replaced by small dwellings.
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London
Danvers Street
France Receives New English Dance For Winter
Paris officials and dancers anticipate strong interest in the New Show For, a slow fox trot imported from England. The dance is praised for its grace and ease, appealing to both young and old, and preferred by French masters over the Tate Charleston Black Bottom and Banana Slide.
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France
England
Paris
Tate
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