Critics fault wartime conference speakers and choices
The author argues the conference offered a biased view of the Russian situation by inviting Dr. Paul Milyukov and Nicaraguan and Romanian delegates while neglecting pacifists. They urge including Soviet or exile Russian observers and prominent pacifists to balance discussion and emphasize peaceful settlement of international disputes.
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Paul Milyukof
Kerensky
Nicaragua
United States
State Department
Roumania
Jesse Holmes
American Peace Society
Carrie Chapman Catt
Jane Addams
Ramsey McDonald
Filibuster in Senate over Muscle Shoals debate hampers action
The Senate endures an eighteen hour session as a filibuster stalls approval of the Muscle Shoals conference. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the circuslike debate may delay key issues including the Boulder Dam bill the income tax revision and naval construction. The piece argues reform of rules is needed to end time-wasting tactics.
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Senate
Muscle Shoals
Philadelphia Inquirer
Congress
Boulder Dam
Colorado
Los Angeles
Southwest
Arizona
Utah
Navy
Farm Bill Veto by President Coolidge Reopens Debate
President Coolidge vetoed the McNary-Haugen Farm Relief bill for a second time within fifteen months. The equalization fee remains the bill’s core opposition point, deemed economically unsound by the President and advisers. Advocates’ political motives and the veto’s impact on the upcoming election are debated as the issue stays alive.
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Coolidge
Congress
Ile
Diet and Health and Birthdays in 19th Century Column
A health column stresses two key factors shaping a child’s behavior: the pattern of care the parent provides and the behavior the child adopts, warning that early habits persist. It cites Dr. Hutchings, offers reading lists, and notes procedures for Hare lip and cleft palate treatment and birthday recognitions for several public figures.
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Stone
Mr. I
Noisy times in Washington and family ties stir talk
In a fragmentary column, commentators note social divides and speculative politics. The piece mentions Jake Bentley's nephew and Senator Heflia in a discussion about Washington life, industry, and local influence amid unclear events.
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Jake Bentley
Heflia
Anniversaries recall battles, fires, and political upheavals
Yesterday and today mark historic events from 1798 Irish turmoil near Dublin to the Park Theater fire in New York. Notable moments include St Patrick’s Cathedral dedication in 1879, Gov. David Butler’s 1891 death, McKinley’s 1898 call for 75,000 volunteers, Diaz’s 1911 resignation, Austrian children reaching England in 1920, Petliura’s 1926 assassination, and a reference to Capt Charles A Lindbergh a year ago.
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Park Theater
New York City
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Cardinal McCloskey
David Butler
Nebraska
Pawnee City
Neb
Linton
Ind
McKinley
Spain
Diaz
Mexico
Minister de la Barra
England
Simon Petinra
Paris
National Holidays and Historic Events Highlight Today
Today marks Argentina independence day and the 125th birth anniversary of Ralph Waldo Emerson observed in schools nationwide. In Burlington Vermont the Third New England Recreational Conference opens with a focus on school and collegiate events. The Harvard Stadium hosts the 52nd Intercollegiate A A A A track and field championships drawing delegates from Eastern colleges and other regions.
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Argentina
McKinley
Spain
John Franklin
Ralph Waldo Emerson
New England
Burlington
Harvard
Minister Dilworth Lupton a Cleveland Unitarian pastor
Dilworth Lupton born Cincinnati 1885 and Yale trained metallurgist. He taught briefly, then joined Oliver Tron & Steel, later studied at Meadville Theological School and served in Louisville as minister. He has led the Cleveland First Unitarian Church since 1919 and spoke on international peace in Cleveland.
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First Unitarian Church
Cleveland
Dilworth Lupton
Cincinnati
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Oliver Tron & Steel Company
Meadville Theological School
Meadville
Louisville
Jupton
First Unitarian Church of
Theodore E. Burton
London Phone Exchanges To Receive Historic Names
The city will rename telephone exchanges with historic London names such as Temple Bar and Gladstone. The change aims to reflect local heritage while preserving dialing codes and service. Royal Mail and telecom authorities coordinate the rollout across districts this year.
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London
Temple Bar
Gladstone
Lincoln Speech Memorial proposed for Ely Park in Elyria
A letter from May 24 1925 urges Ely Park to honor founder of Elyria with a Lincoln Speech Memorial. It describes a semi circular platform with a bust and four elevated steps, allowing temporary amplifiers for public events. It argues the project would be dignified useful and affordable for citizens.
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Elyria
Our
Mexico highway link would connect Matamoros to Tampico
In Mexico City on May 2 A Waldron notes plans for a highway linking Matamoros and Broneville with Tampico through state and federal efforts. The route would connect Monterrey to Laredo, forming a major North American link and likely drawing thousands of U.S. motorists into Mexico.
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Mexico City
Matamoros
Broneville
Tampico
Mexico
Monterrey-Laredo
All States
Farm bankruptcy after 200000 loss on English pig farm
Canterbury England report says F E Temple and two partners bankrupt after losing 200000 on England’s largest pig farm. Separate note claims half the cooking in Tacoma Washington is done on electric ranges.
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Eng
England
F. E. Temple
Tacoma
Washington
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