President Coolidge Presses France on Debt to United States
The article notes President Coolidge’s firm stance that foreign debts to the United States must be paid and cannot be cancelled. It links the policy to the Republican platform and argues the debt issue underpins Europe’s recovery and moral stamina. It cautions against forgiveness that would require higher taxes at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
United States
Republican Party
Cleveland
France
Europe
Rates and Politics Cloud Railroad Future Planning
The piece argues the main challenge is forecasting future operations amid constant legislative tinkering. It notes rate cuts harm shippers and investors alike, urges reliable service, and discusses Senator Wheeler's prosecution and oil deals, suggesting political motives and departmental rigidity in confirmations.
Frisco Targets Rum Runners Amid Prohibition Push
Frisco moves against rum runners as the city is labeled a wetspot, with officials predicting protests and dangers in enforcement. Prohibition creates nationwide problems and many innocents suffer in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Actress marries French marquis in notable ceremony
An American actress wed a French marquis in a high profile marriage likely to spark punning about a reel or match. The union draws attention from fans and media across society pages.
Borah Sees France Paying War Debts Despite Opposition
Senate critic Borah asserts France must meet war debt obligations. He notes French defenses against reparations but remains confident the accounting will prevail and that Borah speaks plainly when needed.
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Borah
France
Anniversaries span royal to republic and diplomacy
Listed anniversaries include the 1649 beheading of Charles I at Whitehall, birthdays such as John Lansing in 1754 and Walter Landor in 1775, Red Jacket's death in 1830, a 1875 US treaty with Hawaii, 1885 Cart er monument in Ottawa, and 1889 Prince Rudolph death context. Also notes 1991 Nevada senator re election and Kobe Col for First Christian girls celebration, with a possible 50th founding milestone in October.
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Charles I
Whitehall
John Lansing
New York
New York City
Walter Io Age Landor
England
Florence
Red Jacket
Buffalo
Geneva
N. Y
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Sir George Cartier
Ottawa
Prince Rudolph
Austria-Hungary
John P
United
Nevada
Keifer One Of Two Living Ex Speakers Turns Ninety
Gen J Warren Keifer born in Clark County Ohio reaches his ninetieth birthday. A Springfield resident and former major general, he served in the Civil War and rose to command roles. He later entered politics as Ohio senator and congressman, twice Speaker of the 47th Congress.
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J. Warren Keifer
U. S. House of Representatives
Joe” Cannon
Illinois
Gen. Keifer
Ohio
Clark County
Springfield
Ohio Senate
Seventh Army Corps
Congress
House
Sheriff Bechuylor's Wife Seeks County Sheriff Race
In Mostour county Pennsylvania Sheriff William Bechuylor cannot seek a second term by law his wife plans to run in the fall to succeed him as sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B&echuylor
Mostour County
Pennsylvania
Doris Encounters Wanderer Butterflies in Garden Tale
Doris meets copper hued Wanderer butterflies in a garden lesson about honey dew from wooly aphids. Mr Wanderer explains eggs laid on leaves to feed caterpillars with spinnerets for early webs and defense as they spin a shelter from aphid skins.
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Doris
Sar
Copper Butterfly
Iello
Wanderer
Mr. Wanderer
Nother Wanderer
Webby
Mother Wanderer
Congress Convenes in Moscow Under Lenine Plan
One year ago today the Federal Congress of Soviets gathered in Moscow as part of Lenine's strategy to form a union of Soviet republics.
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Federal Congress of Soviets
Moscow
Lenine
Sub Rosa Weekly Letter on New York Nightlife
A reader recounts visiting a chic New York nightclub with a white chiffon dress and orchids, describing the luxury setting, the orchestra, and after the theater crowd. The piece shifts to brief notes: Wisconsin’s first woman sheriff, Mrs. Hayes Seundera, appoints her husband as deputy, and a sharp rise in cigarette consumption from 15 billion in 1915 to 63 billion in 1922 is noted.
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New York
Tess
Wisconsin
Hayes Seundera
Burnett County
United States
Astrological Day Outlook Highlights Shifts In Plans And Love
Morning routine gives way to a favorable afternoon for launching plans especially in commerce and mechanics. Marital happiness is favored and a birthday child is robust and travel‑minded though prone to risks. if born today, seek stability in affection. Notable births include Keifer, Townsend, Jastrow, and Roosevelt.
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Joseph W. Keifer
Cc, Armstrong
George A. Townsend
Gath
Joseph D. Jastrow
University of Wisconsin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Birthdays and honors dated on this day in history
Today marks anniversaries for King Boria of Belzaria born in Sofia 31 years ago and Walter J. Damroach born in Breslau 63 years ago. Franklin D. Roosevelt born Hyde Park New York 43 years ago. Jacob M. Dickinson born Columbus Mississippi 74 years ago. The late Queen Marie of Naples died in Munich and was noted as the only woman awarded the cross of St George by Czar Alexander III for bravery at Gaeta.
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King Boria
Belzaria
Europe
Sofia
Walter J. Damroach
U. S
Germany
Breslau
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Jacob M. Dickinson
Taft
Coluumbus
Miss
Marie
Naples
Munich
Alexander III
Gaeta
Royal Bulgar seeks a princess amid Balkans’ brewing trouble
A humorous column notes the Bulgar prince's reluctance to marry while Balkans face tensions with the Turk Serb and Bolshevik threats. It suggests a long wait for a wife before the prince ends bachelorhood, while praising marriage’s value over a throne. Includes quips about New York laundry shortages and Keats manuscript readers.
Social Adjustment and Mental Defect Theory Explained
By Charlies A L Reed M D former president of the AMA. The piece outlines how a child’s happiness depends on adjusting to a rigid world and explains mental normalcy and abnormality. It cites Professor Bedford Pierce on brain motivation, balance of intellectual and emotional processes, and three causation types traumatic formative and functional. Tomorrow: The Prevention of Goiter.
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Charlies
A. L. Reed
M. D
American Medical Association
Bedford Pierce
England
Pierce
Anniversary Remembrance and royal attendance in London
Louisville hosts a Supreme Council session of the Loyal Order of Moose. The 25th anniversary of Governor Goebel's assassination is noted alongside the 150th birthday of English author Walter Savage Landor. In London a Pilgrims dinner honors retiring American ambassador Frank B Kellogg with the Prince of Wales present.
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Goebel
Kentucky
Walter Savage Lander
Louisville
Supreme Council of the Loyal Order of Moose
Prince of Wales
London
Frank B. Kellogg
Conventions Open Today Across Regions
Regional conventions begin today in Seattle with the West Coast Lumbermens association, Columbia Missouri for the Missouri School Administration association, Topeka for the Kansas Press association, and Rutland Vermont for the Vermont Conference of Older Boys. A scientist advises men considering marriage to choose partners with high insteps.
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Seattle
West Coast Lumbermens ® Association
Columbia, Mo
Missouri School Administration Association
Topeka
Kansas Press Association
Rutland
Vermont Conference of Older Boys
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Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
American Ae R Publishers’ Assn
Idaho State Editorial Association
Suna
West Center Treet
Pocatello
Idaho
Daily Tribune
Tribune
Edrance
Pocatelloo
the Tribune Co., Ltd
William Wallin
G. Nicholas Ifft
Chas. G. BU Mner
Stone
Wheeler
Supreme Bench
Senate
Department
Kobe Co
Suburban Heights
Stupp
Hari
Gluyas Williams
Bell
Lutts
Wela
Minnies
By Mimi
Yours
Mimi
Aquarius
James J. Montague
Balkans
Keats
Morgan
Better Health Service
J. E. Camron
Carlson
Colleen
Lynn Brothers
Julius Henry Hartman
Vienna
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