Hoover urges nation wide drive to conserve fisheries
Secretary Hoover outlines cooperation between interstate commissions and the federal government to restore fish stocks and boost supplies. He notes a potential rise in employment and lower prices, urging federal support for restocking Atlantic salmon, shad, lobster, crab, oyster and clam fisheries while preserving state jurisdiction.
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Ngon
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Atlantic
United States
Uise
Secret Order Bill Upheld as Constitutional
Rochester May 23 appellate division four to one sustains Walker act requiring secret societies to file constitutions oaths and roster. George W Bryant Buffalo state kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan appealed after arrest for noncompliance. Buffalo May 23 immediate appeal planned per Julius Grass Klan attorney.
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Rochester
N. Y
Secretary of State
George W. Bryant
Buffalo
Kleagle
Ku Klux Klan
Associated Press
Julius C. Grass
Mrs Wilson Sets Sail for Europe from New York
Mrs Woodrow Wilson departed from New York aboard the Majestic at 1 am en route to Europe. She was escorted by Bernard Baruch’s daughter Miss Belle Baruch and traveled as Miss Eleanor Collins. The party will dock at Cherbourg then move to Paris by motor with Evangeline Johnson joining, planning car trips across France and possibly Belgium.
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New York
Associated Press
Woodrow Wilson
Majestic
Europe
Bernard Darech
War Indusiae Board
Belle Baruch
Wilson
Miss Baruch
Cherbourg
Evangeline Johnson
Paris
France
Belgium
Taylor's Blood Medicine Advertises Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement touts Taylor's Blood Medicine as a tonic that increases weight, appetite, and well being. The copy lists iodide and potash along with herbs like sarsaparilla and dandelion, claiming it cleanses poisons and relieves headaches backaches and rheumatic pains. It urges purchase through a druggist and promises improved color and strength.
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Taylor
Dottie of
Taylor's
General Session of Cumberlands Is Started Today
Nashville Tenn May 23 The general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian church opened with memorials urging ban on Bethel College football and match games amid concerns over athletics harming students. Other business considered ministers’ examinations and next meeting cities.
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Nashville, Tenn
Associated Press
Bethel College
McKenzie, Tenn
General Assembly
The
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Clarksville and Ozark
Clarksville
Committee On Education
Ogark
Princeton Presbytery
Columbus
M.&i
Jackson
McKenzie
Tenn
Boards of Missions
Woman's Missionary Convention
Lexington
Presbyterian Church In
United States
South
Danville
Centre College
Kentucky College For Women
Spinners Decide Not to Quit Association
Manchester action followed Liverpool move. Federation of Master Cotton Spinners unanimously votes to cancel withdrawal from the Universal Cotton Standards Agreement. Dr. William A. Jardine, U S secretary of agriculture, notified of the reversal. Agreement drafted in Washington last March by European and American cotton bodies and U S Department of Agriculture.
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Manchester
England
Associated Press
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners
William A. Jardine
Liverpool Cotton Association
London
Liverpool Association
America's Stand on Debt Endorsed
London reports the New Statesman backing U S insistence on repayment of allied debts. It notes concessions to France met by renewed recalcitrance and argues the U S must stand on legal rights, asking whether France will petition bankruptcy and urging Caillaux to answer without irrelevant references.
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London
Associated Press
New Statesman
United States
France
Great Britain
Caillaux
Russia
Pittman Opposes Dawes On Senate Cloture Debate
New York May 33 Key Pittman senator from Nevada challenged Vice President Dawes in a New York Times letter over senate cloture. He argues extended debates have served the country and that cloture would undermine the senate’s minority protection. He admits his early support for Dawes’ stance was mistaken after years of legislative practice.
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New York
Key Pittman
Nevada
Dawes
Senate
New York Times
House
Pittman
Mr. Dawes
Max Asked to Form New Cabinet in Brussels
Brussels May 33 The king asked Burgomaster Bax to form a cabinet to succeed Premier Aloys Van de Vyvere whose government resigned yesterday Max to attempt a temporary nonpartisan ministry unaffiliated with parliamentary groups.
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Brussels
Bax
Aloys van de Vyvere
M. Max
Los Oe
Pension Plan Aids General Assembly Relief Efforts
The report presented by Dr. Henry B. Master claims the new service pension plan will ease the current strain. He noted the laymen's committee led by W. L. Hays was authorized to raise 16 million dollars for the accrued liability fund, a key need of the plan.
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Board of
General Assembly
New Service
Henry B. Master
Philadelphia
Dayton Versus Scopes Trial Turns Town Into National Stage
Dayton Tennessee prepares for a surge of visitors as the Scopes trial looms. Officials plan housing for about 2,000 guests across hotels homes and even a high school and baseball field tent to ensure comfort and access with amplifiers to carry courtroom sound to crowds outside.
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John Montoux
United Press
Dayton
Tenn
John T .Scopes
Tennessee
J. T. Raulston
Scones
Chattanooga
Scopes
Payton
B. L. Morgan
Dayton Club
Morgan
Pullman Company
Pulllmana
Yton
Tunine
Lehigh Wins Damages Suit Over Black Tom Fire and Explosion
The Lehigh Valley Railroad won its seventh suit from damage cases linked to the 1916 Black Tom explosion. A jury held the first fire occurred on land and the initial explosion on a barge loaded with munitions in the Hudson waters. A second $2,000,000 suit is underway as Judge Mack begins empanelling another jury.
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New York
Associated Press
Lehigh Valley Railroad Today
Black Tom
N. J
Julian Mack
Hudson
Russia
Mack
Kerensky
Rif Tribesmen Stand Firm in French Morocco Clash
In Rabat on May 23 the Rif fian tribesmen resist French efforts to oust them from the French zone. Abd El Krim and followers remain a strong threat as General de Chambrun reports success in some operations. French troops note Riffians match WWI era organization and require heavy artillery to breach positions.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Associated Press
Count de Chambrun
Abd-El-Krim
de Chambrun
Pageant Ends Celebrating Mecklenburg Declaration Anniversary
In Charlotte North Carolina on May 23 the week long celebration marking the 150th anniversary concluded with a fourth annual pageant depicting local history. About 800 performers starred as thousands watched nightly. Most members of the national commission sent by Congress had departed that night except Representative O Connell of Rhode Island. The event was the most elaborate since the centennial fifty years ago.
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Charlotte
N. C
Mecklenburg
United States
Dawes Plans Southern Swing On Senate Rules
Vice President Charles G. Dawes will campaign for senate rules reform in the South next week and later in New England and the Far West. He is to address Birmingham on May 27 and may speak in Manchester later. Other stops include Denver in late July and Atlanta on October 15 with a focus on senate rules.
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Dawes
Chicago
Associated Press
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
South
New England
Far West
Birmingham
Ala
Manchester
N. H
Denver
Colo
Atlanta
Weeks to Take Three Months Rest in New England
Secretary Weeks will rest three months in New England and return to his desk in September fully recovered from illness. He left Washington for Boston to consult physicians about a possible gall bladder operation. President Coolidge said Weeks has shaken off the thrombosis ailment and hopes to resume duties after the rest at his Hampshire farm.
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Washington
Associated Press
Weeks
New England
Ment
Boston
Coolidge
Yesterdyan
Trial to Knoxville Broadcast by Two Stations
Fragmentary report mentions a trial to Knoxville with broadcast through one of two stations in ae. Morgan says steering in Payton during the trial. Dayton residents expected to oppose intruders. 38 hotel reservations noted amid unclear references to Rentu and Pennsy institutions.
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Knoxville
Hone
Payton
Morgan
Dayton
Estas
Scopes History in Salem High School Traced
A Salem Ill contributor to the Chicago Tribune quotes a Voice of the People letter tracing Prof J T Scopes and William J Bryan as graduates of Salem high school with Scopes graduating in 1919. The note places the Scopes family near Bryan's birthplace and hints at era memories alongside local racing and breeding references.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Voice of the People
Chicago Tribune
Salem, Ill
J. T. Scopes
Tennessee
William J. Bryan
Salem High School
Scopes
Salem
Bryan
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