Let Us Have Peace on Arbitration with Mexico
The United States Senate yesterday backed arbitration to settle disputes with Mexico, a stance echoed by the Foreign Affairs committee on China policy. The writer praises Kellogg and condemns confiscation claims, urging peaceful, lawful resolution and noting U S goodwill toward China.
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United States Senate
Mexico
Kellogg
United States
Secretary of Foreign Relations
Will Rogers
Senate of
People of America Trust
Foreign Affairs Committee
China
America
Congress
Irish Play Incites Egg Throwing at Cleveland Play House
The Irish audience reacts to a reviewed play about drunkenness with controversy and eggs. Forty five men attended the performance and some hurled eggs at actors hitting the leading lady. The disruption drew larger crowds to future showings and sparked debate over the play's purpose and portrayal of Irish temperaments.
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Sumag
Clevelyn
Audien
Ayee
Shegins
Ireland
Irelands
Playhouse
Courtesy and Etiquette at Court Entry
A passerby notes a man failing to remove his hat as a baby enters. He concedes others are courteous but urges a display of manners. He asks for patience and a quick bow, apologizing for elbow nudges as a lady steps in.
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Cour
Toa
Anniversary notices and notable deaths in brief
A compact listing of historical anniversaries and recent deaths including David Brooks of Philadelphia, Gen Stephen Van Rensselaer, Tsao Bettinag von Arnim, St Daniel Tininer, Henry W. Corbett, Joseph S. Ghiss, and other figures. Mentions U.S. political shifts, religious leaders, authors, and officials with birthplaces and dates. Includes a note marking one year ago today and references to broadcast and WWI military figures.
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David Brooks
America
Prankfort
Russia
Daniel Tininer
Kovecnor
New Jersey
Hamdore
N. J
Newry
United States Senate
Henry W. Corbett
Oregon
Geneales
Hiea
Joseph S. Ghiss
Politicx
Ioent Coolidge
Dunkirn
Togo
Ghapmian Andrews
League of Red Cross Societies
Prantytown
Amu Tala
Emperors Observe Third Wed nis of Nation Statehood Anniversary
An observed day marks the third Wednesday in the month as a major anniversary tied to Australian statehood in commemoration of early British settlement. Also noted are gatherings across Canada and the U S for industry conventions, agricultural talks, and university tributes, with leaders from Yale and other institutions slated for civic events.
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Yiu
Wmnoor
Japa
Wattie
Australia
Montgomery
Throep
Roscoe Conkinne
Western Canada
Lamehermans Association
Winnipes
Minis Aericultural Association
Opentring
Peorta
Charles 7. McNary
Green
Semite Agricultural Committee
James Te Angrelt
Yale University
Boston
Eliha Yale
Yale College
Whuiineys
Man
Manitoba
Diniry
Volumbus
Ameri Nation
of Electrical
Kansas City
Moern
Loimbermen
Carhagests Aviation
Pennsylvania
Liimbermen's
Wation
Davenport
Lows Bell Lambermen’s Association
Des Moines
Town Engineerring Society
Baltimore
Maryland
Heston
Mass
Detroi
Ithhigan Automotive
Pittebursh
Be Martin Compre Naw in Shaw Store Windows
A garbled note notes a shopper praising the Tu-cent stores for variety in the shop windows. It mentions a few locals and the idea of bargains, with unclear names and some misspellings, reflecting a fragment from a period advertisement or street scene.
Who's Who In The Day's News Useless Federal Laws Attacked
Democratic Senator from Missouri James A. Reed traces his rise from Jackson County prosecutor to U S Senate. Born November 9 1861 in Mansfield Ohio he championed limited government while criticizing expansive federal statutes and the World Court. He notes how laws have grown to regulate almost every human activity.
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Ben
James A. Reed
Jackson County
Missouri
United States Senate
Read
Day College
League of Nations
World Court
Congress
Hieast
Poems I Love By Charles Hanson Towne Mocking Bird Poem
A fragmented poem tribute to Southern poet Charles Hanson Towne, praising his tuneful verses and broad influence. Notes his long tenure with the Atlanta Constitution and widespread musical adaptations by composers like Ethelbert Nevin. The excerpt sketches a fablelike scene of birds hearing a single song and leaving the others behind.
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Atlanta Constitution
Riley
Eugeny Field
Ethelbert Nevin
Sabbath Observance and Legal Equality Letter
A letter argues for universal application of Sabbath observance laws, condemning discrimination against Gentiles Greeks or Jews in business and urging punishment for violators. The writer asserts Christians should be judged by actions and invokes biblical references, urging sustained effort to protect Sabbath in Ohio.
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Jeavue
Optus
Europe
God
Anna M. Reynoldis
Ohio
Farm bureau forecast amid relief bill debate
Washington D C March forecasts from Jim Barn and H Thompson of the bureau federation express optimism about final enactment of farm relief measures. They canvassed the situation and predict a successful outcome before March 4, citing support from leaders like George Putnam of New Hampshire farm bureau.
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Washington
T. C
H. Thompson
Ihampshire State Farm Bureau
Opr
American Farnt Tin
Food for thought on Sunday closing in Lorain county
A reader questions why local theaters operate on Sundays in violation of state law, noting grand jury handling and indictments. The letter argues some residents denounce state laws while others ignore them, urging more reading and less talk of "bine" laws.
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Lorain County
Farm relief faces crowded end as votes loom
The article outlines the tug of war over farm relief bills McNary Haugen Curtis Crisp and administration positions. It notes Democratic and Republican leaders hedging on compromise while farm groups push for a price-support plan. With time running out Congress faces pressure to pass a bill or risk stalling until next session.
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Senate
McNary
Republic
Howev
Collide
Frank O. Lowden
Coolidge
Curtis-Crisp
Parra
McNary-Hauzen
House
United States Army
Desert Ho Transport
Naira Transportation
Lussian
Cinessis Mountains
Tex
Administration critics press for backing in Mexico policy
Administration critics in the press advocate for stronger support of U S policy in Mexico and Central America. The debate centers on responses to instability and pressure from various factions as officials weigh strategic options.
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Cooliege
Columbus
Mexico
Central Am
Cadillac 1927 refinements lure buyers with varied bodies
Cadillac unveils 1927 refinements including new color schemes and upholsteries across a wide range of body styles. The feature showcases Fleetwood and custom coachwork as the firm marks its silver anniversary with expanded choices while emphasizing mechanical advancements and a broad production program.
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Lawrence PP
Vas Cadac
Anaist
Wrenee
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