Greatest Motor Is Being Built for Barling Bomber
Dayton reports a 2400 horsepower X type gasoline engine under construction for McCook Field to power the Barling Bomber. Built by an Indianapolis firm, the motor exceeds the Liberty design by sixfold, with secrecy surrounding specifications and an estimated fuel use near 120 gallons per hour.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dayton News
McCook Field
Indianapolis
Liberty
Barling
Liberty Motors
Domestic science debate on girls education and roles
London head mistress Miss Cowdroy argues girls must learn cooking sewing ironing and washing to be truly educated. She contrasts British schools where clever pupils study sciences with duller groups in domestic tasks and notes American views on the flapper and domestic roles. She concludes domestic skills remain vital and worth emphasis.
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C. J. H. Cowdroy
London
Miss Cowdrey
America
Attacking Tariff and Europe Debt Allure
The piece argues Europe owes the United States over twelve billion in direct loans plus private loans and urges maintaining tariffs to ensure repayment. It warns free trade would shift the burden to American industry and labor, opposing European debt relief schemes and aligning with President Coolidge on tariffs.
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Europe
United States
Sam
America
Today in History and Notable Births
A timeline of events includes the Greenwich observatory founding in 1675, Edmund Randolph born in 1753, Robert W. Barnwell born 1801, Bolivia named in 1825, Karl Andree's death in 1875, Gov. Buchanan's 1892 denouncement, 1893 Geary Act deportation, and the 1923 Marion presidential funeral attended by President Marching and his cabinet.
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Greenwich
Edmund Randolph
United Se
Williamsburg
Robert W. Barnwell
South Carolina
Montgomery
Jefferson Davis
Beaufort
8. C
Bolivia
Gen. Bolivar
Karl Andree
Gov. Buchanan
Tennessee
H. Clay King
D. H. Posten
San Francisco
Marion
Qualid
James M. Lynen to preside at Typographical Union convention
James M. Lynen, a prominent labor leader from western New York, will preside over the International Typographical Union convention to meet in Kalamazoo Michigan. Lynen rose from printer beginnings in Syracuse to high union office and has served as vice president and held leadership roles for years.
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James M. Lynen
International Typographical Union
Kalamazoo
Mich
Auerica
New York
de Assembly
Syracuse
Ai Typo
Dew
Organ- Szate
Birth anniversaries and convention notices of 1920s figures
Notable birthdays include Joseph McKenna 82, Herbert Hoover 51, Paul Warburg 57, Alexander Glazounoff 60, John G Price 54, and John W Mears centenarian educator. Civilian military training began in 1914, New Brunswick vote today decides Liberal or Conservative, and major labor group conventions gather in Kalamazoo Montreal Boston Toledo and other cities today.
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Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court of
Philadelphia
Herbert
Hoover
Coolidge
West Branch
Iowa
Paul M. Warburg
Advisory Council
Federal Reserve Board
Hamburg
Gereth
Alexander Glazounoff
Leningrad
Ohn G. Price
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Canton
John W. Mears
New York
Plattsburg
New Brunswick
International Typographical Union
American Labor Organization
Kalamazoo
Mich
Montreal
Hotel and Restaurant Ands’ International Alliance
Cigarmakers’ International Union
Boston
Saint Christinia Arrives for Cleveland Cathedral Burial
The body of Saint Christinia, given by the pope to Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland, will arrive in New York aboard the Homeric and be sent to Cleveland to rest in the cathedral. The saint’s remains were exhumed from Rome’s catacombs and placed with Augustinian sisters.
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New York
St. Christinia
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Rome
Benedict XIV
Dicky Chats With Mr Mule Deer At The Zoo Fence
Dicky meets a mule deer at the zoo who explains his long ears and unique antlers. The deer says he’s safe, famed for jumping, and that visitors are friends now that he’s in a zoo. Dicky plans to return for another talk.
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Dicky
Mule Deer
Mr. Mule Deer
Dicky Doraan
Bucky
Mr. M Mule Deer
Laglon Depa Announces Department Expansion
A fragment from a late edition notes Laglon Depa announcing a department expansion. Details are sparse but imply organizational growth and internal restructuring within the affected department.
Sub Rosa on Weight and Confidence in Society
The piece argues weight varies by person and that happiness is not fixed by size. It highlights how fashion ideals pressure women but shows a New York example of a popular, well-liked woman with a large frame. It urges readers to value self-worth and social life over strict body measurements.
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New York
Regional and National Sporting Meetings Announced Coast to Coast
The notice lists racing meetings including Saratoga and Niagara associations, Chicago business mens racing, Grand Circuit trotting in Cleveland, Gulf North Dakota in Fargo, and yachting regattas in Santa Barbara. It also notes tennis tournaments in Chicago Asheville and Portland, boxing bouts featuring King Solomon and Her mat, with several other bouts listed across Philadelphia and nearby cities.
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Saratoga Association
Saratoga Springs
Niagara Racing Association
Fort Erie
Business Mens’ Racing Association
Chicago
Cleveland
Gulf—North Dakota
Fargo
California Yachting Association
Santa Bara
Asheville
Maine
Portland
Winona Lake
Ind
King Solomon
Jack Renault
Keag Toland City
Sally Montgomery
Y Hermat
Gp Eerie
Ore
Danny Er
Raney
Philadsiphle 'Aera Bane
Iphia
Nys
Joe Dum
Matrimonially Speaking by Hugh McKay
A humorous fragment recounts a husband describing his wife’s strong temperament. He notes her good nature but intolerance for small annoyances such as table drumming, spilling on a cloth, and even a barking dog prompting him to chase it. The piece ends with a playful hint she might have been destined for opera.
What This Day Means to You By Mary Blake
Planetary aspects favor real estate and banking with quick precise decisions. Social functions and reunions succeed while travel and major changes are cautioned. Notable people listed include Cooke Horace Pietcher McKenna and J Hartley Manners among others.
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You By
Mary Blake
Ay Cooke
Horaceite
Auth Tor McKenna
U, Prem Court
Coon BK
Clark
J. Hartley Manners
Horace Pietcher
Fire destroys 45 million pounds of pote near Nashville
A blaze at U S Government storage yards near Nashville Tennessee destroyed about 45 million pounds of pote the large quantity of fuel or material stored at the facility was consumed in the fire and senior officials ordered investigation into the incident.
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U. S
Nashville
Pi Nowland Takes Lead in Boston Regatta Race
Pi Nowland wins amateur racing event at Boston regatta with Le Dey Se and others competing. Crowds gather as small boats race along the harbor, noting a tight finish and strong showing from local sailors.
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Nowland
Ats
Boston
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
The poem satirizes curly hair and fashion sensibilities in popular fiction with playful verse. It critiques poets with curls and jokes about baldness and youthful looks, ending with a jab at illegal voting and a note on shifting views of Uncle Sam.
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Japan
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ULB
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Sub Rosa
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James J. Montague
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