Pershing and Clemenceau Share Touching Paris Reunion
At the Paris Legion convention General John J. Pershing visited Clemenceau at his home. The veteran statesman, 87, welcomed the guests with warmth and called Pershing his old friend. Clemenceau praised America as a magic word uniting great nations and expressed enduring affection between France and the United States. He spoke of shared sacrifice and warned cooperation would endure beyond their lifetimes.
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Legion
Paris
John J. Pershing
Clemenceau
Tiger
General Pershing
America
France
Eue
Highways for All and the Gasoline Motor’s Rise
An overview of the global vehicle boom and U.S. highway expansion. It notes 27.7 million motor vehicles, 75,000 Americans in highway construction, and a public spending rise to over a billion and a half dollars yearly. The piece links mobility growth to road design, taxation, and social change.
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United States Department of Commerce
United States
America
Hit and Run Driver Law Urges Public Reward
The article notes rising traffic accidents and public resentment toward hit and run drivers. The American Automobile Association offers a 100 dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. Laws require motorists in accidents to aid victims and exchange details.
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American Automobile Association
Diet and Health Answers to Correspondents
Health column advice on gaining weight and building muscle safely. Exercises to firm neck and abdominal area, tips on hand conditioning, and the role of diet and cleanliness in skin health. Mucus in blood debunked. explains mucus as a membrane secretion and opposite of blood content.
Soles returns from abroad with comments on Torontans
ABE MARTIN notes The Soles has returned from abroad and remarks that bartenders and Torontians show kindness toward the country. He mentions crime and waywardness and recalls a clergyman who is out of a town, reflecting on local attitudes and satire.
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Toronto
Anniversaries and Birthdays From Historical Notes
A historic roll lists anniversaries and birthdays: Raphael Semmes born in Charles County Maryland and died in Mobile August 30 1877. Wellington led 40 000 allied to defeat 73 004 French at Baro. Stoneman resigns to seek California governor seat. Edison receives Grand Cross Legion of Honor. Train collision at Waucauga Idaho. Great Northern tunnels Cascade Mountains completed. Pacific Coast and Pacific Alaska merger announced 1916. Prince of Wales visits Argentina ends sailing home. One year ago today Chinese fishermen and 100 junks lost near Hong Kong. Today’s birthdays include Henry Phipps noted in Philadelphia and Major General Eli A Melmick born in Indiana. Boaz W Lone born in Warsaw. Prof Kuno Franecke listed.
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Tonay
Raphael Semmes
Charles County
Mobile
Asia
Wellington
Bu- Baro
Stoneman
California
Thomas A. Edison
Legion of Manor
Waucauga
Idaho
Great Northern Rail Road
Cascade Mountains
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Pacific-Alaska Navigaton Company
Prince of Wales
Argentina
Stong Kong
Henry Phipps
Philadelphia
Eli A Melmick
U. S.A
Indiana
Boaz W Lone
United States
Cuba
Warsaw
Ing
Kuno Franecke
Conventions Opening Today Across the Nation
Today marks openings of several national conventions including the American National Retail Jewelers Association in Milwaukee and the National Restaurant Association in Buffalo. Other gatherings include the Pythias Knights in Galesburg, the Daughters of St George in New Bedford, and the Sons of America in Richmond amid a day of various observances such as Bossuet’s anniversary and the 150th anniversary of Howe’s Philadelphia occupation.
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Culloden House
Inverness
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Cul- Joren
Edinburgh
Milwatker
Wis
American National Retail Jewelers Agesociation
Buffalo
National Restaurant Association
Shreveport
National Pecan Grower's Association
Galesburg
Illinois
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
New Bedford
Mass
Order of Daughters of St George
Richmond
Order of Sons of America
One-Minute Pulpit Verse on God’s Correcting Love
A condensed TAR One-Minute Pulpit delivers Job’s message that happiness comes from God’s discipline. It asserts God chastens, wounds, and heals, promising deliverance through six troubles and protection in seven. The devotional tone emphasizes divine guidance and mercy.
Pipes and pipesmonger with a worldly collection
A narrator describes his large assortment of pipes from long-stemmed cobs to Turkish water pipes detailing their assembly and history. He shares anecdotes about pipes given by famous people, claims a double or triple display for variety, and performs amusing quips to entertain listeners at home or on the street while lighting matches and puffing. Seymour Parker Gilbert is noted as a possible governor of the federal reserve board and a former treasury official involved in reparations under the Dawes plan.
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Republic Syndicate, Inc
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Federal Reserve Board
the Treasury
Gilbert
Biographical Note on Treasury Official Gliibert
The record outlines the career of a Treasury department official, Fo an star in the office of the secretary of the treasury. Two years later he was nominated by President Wilson for assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of fiscal affairs. He was reappointed in 1921 and served until June, after which he became under-secretary of the treasury. Mr. Gliibert is thirty five years old and a native of Bloomfield New Jersey.
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Foan
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
Abundance of Laws by Maryland Governor Ritchie
Governor Albert Cabell Ritchie of Maryland reviews the nation’s flood of laws and the reach of government into daily life. He argues excessive regulation harms business and calls for self-governing economic rules to solve problems without political overreach. He notes the rise of departments, investigations, and reforms shaping social and economic conduct.
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Albkiet c. Ritchie
Maryland
Albert Cabell Ritchie
Richmond
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
Public Service Commission
Baltimore
Ritchie
Salomon
Auroral Whistle Report From Siberian Radio Station
Soviet radio operators at Berzozovo Siberia reported a strange whistling sound accompanying an unusually brilliant aurora borealis display. The eerie note was heard outside the station as the Northern Lights fluctuated, prompting curiosity and speculation among observers.
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Moscow
Berzozovo
Siberia
Aurora Brilliance Sparks Unexpected Noise At University
Report describes an intense aurora borealis with bright sky, followed by crackling sparks along an antenna wire and a musical whistle heard in a radio room. Examinations for admission were tightened as professors note many applicants are poorly prepared. St. Joseph, Missouri hosts the N A Promotion HQ and a large Aeronautic Association chapter with Rosecrans Field meeting commerce standards.
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National Association For the Promotion of Commercial Avion
St. Joseph
National Aeronautic Association
Rosecrans
Department of Commerce
Eighty thousand seek eight thousand Moscow seats
In Moscow the university opens with eight thousand places but eighty thousand applicants vie for admission. The overwhelming demand highlights the institution's prestige and the competitive selection process.
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University OF Moscow
Moscow
Moscow University
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A & GC
Hudnuts
J. Clard George
Lorain
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Chicago
Sc. Wabash Ass
New York
Fifth Ave
Tan
William McDonald
Hospital Social Service
Acte
Abe Martin
Harvard University
Germany
Jacques Bossuet
General Howe
International Association of Electric Inspectors
Girl Scouts of America
Briarcliff
Arthur C. Thomson
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Virginia
Eli A. Helmick
U. S. Army
Job
Ettinger
N. D
W. River St
Howard B. Somers
Elyria Savings & Trust
Lade Thomas
Holland Furnace
Holland
Holland Furnace Company
Holland Service
East Ave
Holland Furnace Co
Irvin
Connon
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