Expelling Germans and Poles in the Upper Silesian dispute
The Warsaw Government plans to expel Germans who voted for German citizenship in Upper Silesia by August 1, affecting about fifteen thousand, while Berlin retaliates by ousting Poles who voted for Poland, with ten thousand affected. The move spreads across Germany and Poland, highlighting interethnic tensions amid shifting sovereignty and raises questions about peaceful resolution. A farmer reflects on historical prices and progress, contrasting past hardships with modern farming advances and perceived distress in agriculture.
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Germany
Poland
Warsaw
Upper Silesian
Berlin
Reich
State Journal
Rail Rate Investigation Is Portentous
A far reaching examination of steam railroad rates starts in Chicago on September first. Judge Charles E Hughes supports a plan to force larger rail systems to back unprofitable lines, while small roads face fare increases to stay operational.
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Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
Enoug
Permanent Court of International Justice and the Coming Congress
The piece notes the Permanent Court of International Justice was created under Wilson’s instrument and shaped by a League of Nations committee led by Elihu Root. It discusses Harding and Coolidge administrations proposing US adherence with reservations, endorsed by both major parties, urging prompt Senate ratification in December.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Elihu Root
New York
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Harding
Senate
Coolidge
Leisure as a microbe bed for social vice in America
The author argues crime and social ills stem from excess leisure and dull, unrewarding work. As industry collapses joy in labor, youth seek excitement and danger, leading to drug use and insanity in a cycle of moral decline.
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America
Europe
The First Law of American Public Schools
A damaged OCR style excerpt argues that public schools prioritize rote memorization over reasoning. It claims the mind of a child is treated as a storehouse for linguistic and historical gleanings, predicting outcomes from stored knowledge rather than active thinking.
Fountain of youth and starvation findings linked to life prolongation
Washington reports on experiments by Prof. M. Child and Prof. Huxley showing starvation can prolong life in lower forms. Doctors warn human application is unlikely due to complex anatomy and risks, while noting possible future connections as science progresses.
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Washington
M. Child
University of California
Huxley
Hurley
Baker
Village budget estimate for Diller Nebraska 1925
Excerpt shows a village budget estimate for Diller Nebraska with annual expenditures for the year ending May 1 1925. Presented by S C Moser chairman and Chas E Waggoner village clerk.
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Kile
Ei Ali
S. C. Moser, Chm
Chas. E. Waggoner
Probate Notice for Nebraska Estate in Jefferson County
Public probate notice from Jefferson County Nebraska announcing the estate affair and claims process. Dated this seventh day of August with publication through August twenty eighth. Denney & ...
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
F Denney
Jelborgee County
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Fanbury
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