German Crisis Deepens as Bruening Seeks Swift Reform
Edward W. Pickard surveys Germany's path toward a potential dictatorship under Hitler and a possible Seeck as president. Bruening pushes a sweeping program to cut salaries, balance the budget, and simplify taxes, with Reichstag to be dissolved if rejected.
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Edward W. Pickard
Ermany
Adolf Hitler
General von Seeck
von Hindenburg
Bruening
Reichstag
Reichsbank
German Railway Company
Resident Hoover Attends World Series Opener in Philadelphia
President Hoover traveled to Philadelphia for the World Series opener at Shibe Park where the Athletics defeated the St. Louis Cardinals. He sat through the game without notable enthusiasm, observing the action from the stands.
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Hoover
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
St. Louis Cardinals
Senators Declare Ruth McCormick Libel Suit Malicious
Chairman Nye and three campaign fund committee members warned newspapers that further publication of Ruth Hanna McCormick charges will be treated as willful and malicious libel. Senator Patterson declined to sign. Nye and colleagues deny committee responsibility for wire tapping and rifling of McCormick's personal effects. Nye states evidence may be presented after the election. Rhode Island Democrats nominate Gerry for senator Green for governor and adopt a wet platform.
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Hairman Nybe
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Patterson
Missouri
Nye
Dale
Dill
Wagner
Vaugoin Becomes Austrian Chancellor With Fascist Cabinet
Vaugoin has formed a new Austrian government after ousting the Schober cabinet. His cabinet includes several leaders of the Heimwehr Fascist group. New elections are set for November, with Fascists aiming for a landslide akin to Germany. Pan German and Agrarian parties refuse to join the government.
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Ke Vaugoin
Schober
Austria
Heimwehr
Vaugoln
Britain and France Fail Harmonizing League Covenant with Kellogg Pact
At Geneva Britain and France failed to harmonize the League covenant with the Kellogg pact this year. The anomaly remains where League members pledge not to war under the pact but are authorized to go to war under the covenant. Amendments to the covenant were deferred until next year, with Japan and Sweden opposing harmonization now.
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Britain
France
League of Nations
League
Geneva
Japan
Sweden
Japan Ratifies London Naval Treaty After Privy Council
The privy council of Japan unanimously approves the London naval treaty and the emperor signs it per the premier’s request, completing ratification. The British government has ratified, but Irish Free State and India must approve before the king signs.
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Nanimous
London
Privy Council of
Japan
Irish Free State
India
Ecuador Leader Resigns Then Reconsiders
RESIDENT ISIDRO AYORA of Ecuador tried to quit his job last week and failed. He submitted his resignation to congress with the request that it be acted on immediately, saying that he considered it in the best interests of the nation since his efforts to curtail expenses have been foiled. The congress refused to accept the resignation, and after a day or two of doubt, Ayora consented to continue in office. Economic low mood has hit Ecuador, a chiefly agricultural country, harder than most other South American Nations. The government, unable to get foreign aid, has been faced with increasing expenditures and reduced revenues.
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Isidro Ayora
Ecuador
Congress
Ayora
Justice to probe oil shale land claims in Colorado
Attorney General William Mitchell will investigate charges that oil companies seek possession of public oil shale lands in Colorado to which they have no legal claim. Ralph Kelley of the Interior Department claims concessions were granted under pressure, and Senator Nye plans further inquiry.
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Gerald P. Nye
Public Lands Committee
Kelley
Lion of Champagne Henri Gouraud Visits Boston Legion Meet
Henri Gouraud the one armed veteran known as the Lion of Champagne arrived in New York on his third trip to the United States to attend the American Legion convention in Boston. He told the Legion he carried Briand’s message of peace to the world and was greeted with enthusiasm by Americans.
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Henri Gouraud
Champagne
United States
American Legion
Boston
Argonne
New York
Briand
Eminent Tories Leader Earl of Birkenhead Dies
Britain mourns the death of Frederick Edwin Smith Earl of Birkenhead a prominent WWI figure and Irish Free State negotiator. The death also silences Daniel Guggenheim copper magnate and aviation ally William Pett Ridge English novelist and Prince Leopold Maximilian of Bavaria who commanded the German army at Warsaw in 1915.
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Reat
Britain
Earl of Birkenhead
Frederick Edwin Smith
William Pett Ridge
Prince Leopold Maximilian of
Bavaria
Warsaw
Senator Nominee Wight W. Morrow Resigns Campaigns
Wight W. Morrow, New Jersey senatorial nominee, resigned last week as ambassador to Mexico and has begun his campaign. Reportedly his successor will be J. Reuben Clark of Salt Lake City, previously attached to the embassy.
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Wight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Mexico
J. Reuben Clark
Salt Lake City
Western Newsraver Union
Golden Teachings of Flight and a Small Town Joy
A pilot-in-training recalls ground taxiing and takeoff drills in the Ocean air fleet with emphasis on rudder control and safety. In Morgantown a village gathers for Stonecipher’s golden wedding day as Silas Elwell and Susan rejoice in a long awaited gift of a ring at sunset.
Peace Portal Gateway Dedicated at Blaine in 1921
The Portal of Peace near the U.S.-Canada boundary in Blaine Washington was dedicated on September 5 1921 to commemorate a century of peaceful relations. The large concrete gateway cost 40000 dollars and sits 100 yards from the 49th parallel at Boundary Bay.
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Blaine
Wash
United States
Canada
International Boundary
Forty-Ninth Parallel
Boundary Bay
Excess Acid Sickness Get Rid of It
Sour stomach and indigestion are caused by excess acid. An alkali like Phillips Milk of Magnesia relieves heartburn gas and indigestion instantly. The product is a long trusted remedy with 25c and 50c bottles available at druggists.
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Magnesia
Farther and Further Usage Clarified by Washington Star
The Washington Star explains that farther denotes physical distance while further indicates mental progression or extent. It notes correct usage: I will walk farther along the road. Let us discuss this no further.
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Washington Star
Concession Change Puts Henry W Peck-Well Back In Charge
Henry W. Peck-Well states he bought out the concession business today and is now his own boss with his wife affirming the arrangement during business hours.
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Henry W. Peck
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