Hughes Retirement Marks End of an Era in Foreign Policy
The article notes Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes plans to retire after twenty years in public life. It sees his departure as a loss to the cabinet but anticipates continued stability under Kellogg and President Coolidge. Hughes and Hoover are praised for shaping U S European relations, with confidence in the administration to maintain its program.
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Hughes
Congress
Borah
Senate
America
Mr. Hughes
James G. Blaine
Europe
Charlies Evans Hughes
Hoover
Kellogg
Coolidge
College head criticizes emphasis on brains over service
A college leader argues that higher education should develop human conduct as much as technical skill. He cites Loeb and Leopold cases to illustrate self control and warns the press overemphasizes crime analysis. He laments youth absorbent distractions during study and practice.
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Loeb
Leopold
Chicago
Legislature urged to approve four year course for Tech Institute
Endorses a four year course at the Idaho Technical Institute in southeastern Idaho citing favorable location and population. Anticipates opposition but argues the assembly should grant Tech's plea to advance education through competition and progress.
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Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Tech
Washington rumors spark talk of drinking parties
Edna Scott notes many drinking parties in Washington. She suggests a belief that her husband, Scott, was not fond of drinking though he misjudged when his wife ran away.
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Edna Scott
Washington
Scott
Bannock Delegation Sees Mixed Assembly Appointments
Bannock's delegation in the assembly gained some favorable appointments and others less so. The overall mix may yield distinctive advantage, while reports mention possible punishment for Bannock that will unfold with time and further events.
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Bannock
Assembly
Reporter's Death Follows Sudden Debt Victory
A reporter who recently won a debt case collapsed and died, a shocking end to the victory that led to the fatal moment. Details of the case and the cause of death are not yet released, with officials probing the circumstances surrounding the reporter's collapse.
Cincinnati Weinert Knocks Out Downey in New Jersey Bout
Cincinnati Weinert from New Jersey wins by knockout over Downey in a disputed match in New Jersey. The event highlights a swift stoppage with Weinert dominant from early exchanges.
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Cincinati Weinert
Newba
N. J
Downey
Reusd
What This Day Means to You
Today is highly favorable for business and social plans with calm energy and happiness. Birthdays bring activity, independence, and perseverance, but warn against overreliance on others. Notable people born today include Humphreys Marshall and Ethel Lynn, among others.
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Humphreys Marshall
Ethelinda E. Beers
Ethel Lynn
Sanborn Tanney
Curtis Guild
Horatio Jr
William C. Winslow
William H. Crocker
Matrimonially Speaking by Bugh Mexat
A humorous column describes a wife’s expansive family network inviting relatives to visit. The narrator notes frequent gatherings disrupt privacy and quiet, suggesting relatives visit at long intervals to maintain balance and peace.
Prairie Dog Village Sentinel Sparks Woodland Meet
David spots a prairie dog on a dirt mound and meets Happy Giggles from Make-Believe-Land. The pair discuss why prairie dogs stand on end, their burrow towns, and how sentinels sound alarms to warn the village of predators. The encounter ends as Mr. Prairie Dog heads off duty to seek new adventure.
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David
Irt
Mr. Praite
Vid
Prairie Dog
Poise Overplace In Love Advice From A Gossip Column
A reader asks how much a modest home affects a man’s view of a woman. The columnist argues taste matters, but poise and self assurance can overcome shabby surroundings. The piece ends with a plea to write for guidance.
Anniversary roundup of early American figures and rail fare note
A fragmentary list spans 1739 to 1916 citing events and figures such as General Polk a U S senator from Missouri Lumen discovery by Paul Henry a French s cape names Loth Archbald and court removal and an Austrian advance near Montenegro plus a St Paul note that Northern Pacific Great Northern and other railroads offer a home seekers fare equal to a one way fare plus two dollars for round trip service
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Charleston
Rgia
Woodbury
Portsmouth
Truston Polk
United States
Missouri
Paul Henry
We Pa
Loth Archbald
United States Essent Court
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Soo
Mystery I Dreamed Of A Detective Tale
A digest of poetry and satirical musings on writing and publishing. The narrator imitates Doyle Sabatini Barrie and compares market reception to stories about love and crime, concluding publishers remain bored by current tales. The piece blends literary parody with brief political quips on Muscle Shoals, crosswalk jokes, Englandgag rules, and Dr. Eliots melting pot claim.
Better Health Service Milk in Your Diet
A discussion of milk as a baby’s perfect food and the dangers of milk only dieting for adults. It covers digestion, calories, sugar, vitamins, pasteurized milk, and cautions against milk fad dieting while noting milk’s role in balanced nutrition.
Long Island steamer Lexington fire recalls 140 lives lost
Notices salute events from eighty five years ago including the Lexington disaster on the Long Island Sound with 140 deaths and a day of inaugurations in Colorado, Wyoming legislature, New Jersey sessions, and openings of major venues and conferences.
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Long Island Sound
Lexington
Colorado
Clarence J. Morley
Wyoming
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Opal Council of Women For Home Missions
South
Shreveport
V —— Hens Brown
Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Communion
Court of Review
Court of Review, At Bishop Brown
Wenn Eo
New Brigadier General Thomson Arrives in America
Lord Thomson, newly created Baronet of Cardington, arrives in America as secretary of state for air. A veteran of British service, he led labor exchanges during the war and served on the supreme war council in 1918 19. He plans to address commercial aircraft development during his visit.
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Lord
Americ
Air
Say ¢Donald
Labor
Labor Party
Ireland
Ruhr Om
Thomson
Cardington
Mashonaland
Supreme War Council
America
One Year Ago Today in Presidential Nomination News
A brief, garbled recall notes a candidate's choice for the party nomination and a large financial gain reported as 991,000 in the era. The fragment references a presidential race and campaign actions, but details are unreadable.
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New York
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