American Diplomacy Expands Role in Global Affairs
The article argues that U S diplomacy has grown active since the Versailles era with figures like Dwight W Morrow Owen D Young and Alexander P Moore shaping foreign policy. It highlights successes in Peru Chile Tacna Arica and warns of looming Gran Chaco tensions as Brig Gen Frank R McCoy leads a commission to avert conflict while Kellogg’s quiet influence is credited.
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Mexico
Paris
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Owen D. Young
Alexander P. Moore
Peru
Chile
Tacna
Arica
Kellogg
Tacna Arica
Coolidge
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Frank R. McCoy
What They Would Have Said About the Motor Age
The article reflects on how old residents 25 years ago would view the motorized age. It praises inventions from autos to radios and airplanes, notes automobiles pull people toward mobility and away from rural steadiness, and urges balanced aims combining leisure with knowledge and social welfare for future progress.
The Straw berry Crop
Six early producing states raised 71,000,000 quarts of strawberries this year indicating large supply. Fresh fruits are tonic to health and strawberry shortcake remains a favorite. Households benefit from ready access to fruit, and farmers would hear a groan if crops failed.
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America
Who's Who in the Day's News by Robert P Lamont
Robert P Lamont profiles his career from Detroit birth through U S Navy service and World War I to secretary of commerce. The summary covers his leadership of American Steel Foundries, many directorships, and a broad view of United States fisheries, production figures, and trade in 1928 including Alaska's strong year and canning and by products value. It also notes deaths and births of historical figures relevant to his biographical entry.
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Robert Patterson Lamont
Detroit
Mich
University of Michigan
American Steel Foundries
United States Army
Hoover Fisheries
United States
Alaska
Chronology of early U S Constitution ratification and notable 19th century events
Virginia becomes the tenth state to ratify the Federal Constitution in 1788. In 1820 three pirates are hanged in Boston. 1876 General Custer battles Indians at the Little Bighorn in Montana. Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil draws scientists to Bell's telephone exhibit at a Philadelphia exposition.
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Virginia
Boston
George A. Custer Bill
Big Horn
Montana
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Bell
Philadelphia Exposition
Noted Cleveland physician Dr John H Quayle dies at 55
Obituary notice lists Dr John H Quayle of Cleveland born in Madison Ohio aged 55. It mentions Jeremiah E Burke Boston superintendent born Frankfort Maine aged 62 and William H Williams railway official born Athens Ohio aged 55.
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John H Quayle
Cleveland
Madison
Ohio
Jeremiah E. Burke
Boston
Mass
Frankfort
Maine
William H. Williams
Athens
Today’s Horoscope for Born This Day
The person born this day will have strong passions requiring effort to control. If other aspects favor, a very successful life with wealth and notoriety is indicated. If female, fortune improves. men should exercise extreme restraint in dealings with the opposite sex.
Radio Proves Laziness Cure in Ta hola Indians
In Ta Hola Washington a radio installed at a fish house energizes Ta hola Indian fishermen who were slow to pull nets during the season. Owner G P Halferty, a salamon packer, notes delays diminished as music from popular tunes fills the air, prompting quicker action at the nets.
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Tahola
Wash
Thes
Tahola Indian Reservation
Civilization
P_ Halferty
Salamon Packer
Halferty
Anniversaries of notable historical figures listed by year
A compact list of anniversaries includes 1689 Edward Holyoke educator and Harvard president born in Boston and died 1769 in Cambridge. 1741 John Langdon New Hampshire patriot born Portsmouth died Sept 18 1819. 1759 William Plumer NH senator governor born New Durham died Dec 22 1854 in Epping NH. 1773 Eliphalet Nott Union College president born in Hartford Conn died Jan 24 1865. 1823 Oliver Thorne Miller author born Auburn New York died 1918 in Los Angeles. 1837 Charles T Yerkes capitalist builder of London born born New York City.
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Edward Holyoke
Harvard
Boston
Mass
Cambridge
John Langdon
New Hampshire
Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
William Plumer
Newdurrport
Tieda Epping
Eliphalet Nott
Union
Scinectad
Indian canoeing and fishing habits cited in remarks
The passage notes Indians rapidly in canoes pulling nets and heading to the fish house. It mentions Hafferty easily obtaining fish when radio tubes work. It asserts that participation in clean athletics builds self-reliance and character, and that the so called Turkish bath is unknown in Turkey.
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Turkey
Jurist Says Athletes Seldom Turn Criminals
Cincinnati judge Edward Hurley notes athletes rarely face arraignment in criminal courts. He stated, I have no…
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Cincinnati
Edward Hurley
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