A Blow at World Peace Through Naval Disarmament
A 1921 political column argues Borah’s naval holiday plan could curb the arms race among the United States Great Britain and Japan and foster global disarmament. It criticizes attempts to extend the proposal to land arms and warns against entangling the U S in European militarism.
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Japan
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Friends of Peace and Economic Progress
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France
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Europe
Russia Turns to Capitalism After Lenin Policy Changes
Riga dispatch summarizes Moscow communist congress shifts toward capitalist reforms. Peasants retain two thirds of produce for cooperatives while state controls key industries and private and public sectors mix. Bonus pay ends oppression, encourages initiative, and relaxes trade barriers. Selection of W. E. Halley to National Republican committee noted. Parsley absinthe substitution in France hints price risks.
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Riga
Moscow
Russia
W. E. Halley
National ‘Republican Committee
Vision of a twentieth century book dealer by Guido Bruno
Guido Bruno envisions a new era where a book fitter sits in a consultation room to diagnose readers tastes. He argues department stores already shape readers and may birth experts who tailor book choices to individuals, turning shoppers into regular customers.
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Lke the
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America
Bruno
American University of Buying
Xpert
Boise Idaho Statesman
Ind. Rep
Taft Most Likely to Be Next Chief Justice
Public opinion centers on William Howard Taft as the logical successor to the late Chief Justice. Taft’s judicial temper and legal approach make him the strongest candidate among the eligible Republicans, with broad support for his elevation.
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Supreme Court
Taft’s fitness for Chief Justice praised amid debate
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot argues Taft’s qualifications for the Chief Justiceship surpass counterarguments. It notes Taft’s prior court service and contrasts it with the eight leaders who served as associate judges before becoming chief, indicating only two did so and five did not.
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Taney
America
Mr. Taft
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
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Workman Electrocuted in Bucyrus Basement Kitchen
William F. Chacopulos, 21, died after touching a live wire powering ice cream freezer motors in the basement of a candy kitchen run by his brother Tom Chacopulos. His body was not found until more than ...
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William F. Chacopulos
Tom Chacopulos
Landlord’s Son ABE MARTIN Scene Sparks Nonfiction Idea
Artie Craw, three year old son of Landlord Gabe Craw, was caught in a continuous towel today and thrown against the cellar. Ike Lark, fired from the brick yard last week, is writing a book.
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Gabe Craw
Ike Lark
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