Dyer Warns Paternalism and Radicalism Endanger Nation
Dr. G W Dyer of Vanderbilt University told a public audience that paternalism and radicalism are the nation's greatest dangers. He argued the constitution is eroding under modern life, with unions and socialism hindering business freedom, and praised the Western states for better prospects and fewer such controls.
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G. W. Dyer
Weer
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
L. D
Dyer
America
Dr. Dyer
East
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Watroit
Washington to urge inquiry into Chinese rights
Washington instructs Minister MacMurray to push an early review of extraterritorial rights in China. The U S seeks a global commission at the Washington arms conference to handle Chinese judicial issues with participating nations, including Britain, France, Japan, and others, amid anti foreign disturbances.
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Washington
MacMurray
Peking
China
International Commission
United States
Turkey
Palestine
Shanghai
Jacob Gould Schurman
Plage
Belgue
Britain
France
Jaly
Japan
Netherlands
Dearmart
Eru
Bonin
Donaldson to Get Golf Cup at Pocatello Course
Donaldson won the Mo linelli handicap trophy cup for July in the monthly tournament at Pocatello golf course. To claim the cup permanently a player must win three monthly shoots. As no one has won more than once so far the list of participating players and scores is given despite smaller attendance due to many out of town.
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Beatty
Donaldson
Pocatello
Sadie
British foreign secretary talks on Chinese treaties
In the House of Commons Chamberlain declined to outline steps on foreign treaties with China until the Chinese government restores law and order. He faced a question about convening a conference of the treaty powers to revise treaties and settle extraterritorial privileges for foreigners in China.
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Ing
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
China
Lamps to replace butter in Tibetan palace
The Dalai Lama's palace in Lhaga Tibet will switch from ancient butter lamps to electric lighting. The Touaregs, nomad warriors of the Sahara, wear veils to shield against the dry desert winds, though the origin of the veil remains uncertain.
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Dalai Lama
Lhaga
Tibet
Sahara
City Wins Suit Against Fidelity and Deposit Company
The Idaho Supreme Court has affirmed the district court ruling in the City of Pocatello v Fidelity and Deposit Co. The city sought recovery on the bond of Pat J Phelan former city clerk and treasurer whose accounts were short. Judgment totaled $2,591.04 plus costs and interest from April 30 1923.
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Peterson and Coffin
Pocatello
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
State Supreme Court of Idaho
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Supreme Court of Idaho
Carrnet Court
Rowell to Represent U S at Pacific Relations Institute
Chester H. Rowell, California publicist and journalist, will play a prominent part as a U S delegate at the Institute of Pacific Relations session opening in Honolulu today. A Fresno journalist and UC lecturer, he has pushed political reform and served on state and national committees, helping found the Lincoln Roosevelt Republican League and support Hiram Johnson’s senate campaign. He is a native of Illinois with education abroad.
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Chester H. Rowell
Institute of Paleific Relations
Honolulu
California
Fresno
University of California
Pacific Coast
Lincoln -Roosevelt Republican League
Hiram W. Johnson
United States Senate
Rowell
Illinois
Bible Soc rated languages and police ratio
England shows one policeman per 665 people and the British and Foreign Bible Society circulates the Bible in 566 languages. Last year British railways carried two thousand million passengers with only two killed in accidents. A patient in an English mental hospital recovered normal health by solving cross word puzzles.
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England
British and Foreign Bible Society
Rockefellers Favored Spanking Across Generations
In a World Magazine series on childhood discipline, Johan Rockefeller Sr and a Rockefeller elder recount, with a Rockefeller friend, that spanking was common in their family. John Rockefeller Jr too recalls paternal discipline and grandfatherly instruction, yet each says it did not determine their success.
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Pre York
Rockefeller
Toda
Johan Db
John
Negotiations to Open on French Debt
Paris reports indicate France plans to inform the United States of intent to open discussions in Washington to settle French debt. Briand and Caillaux consider proposals linking American and British debts to stabilize finances this autumn. experts will be sent to Washington when ready.
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Paris
United States
Washington
Briand
M. Raeachner
Foreign Office
Ministry of Finance
England
Federal Reserve Bank
M. Briand
Caillaux
France weighs budget move before debt funding talks
M Briand and Caillaux favor starting talks once the budget is balanced and a treasury margin is secured. A sinking fund for debt payments faces socialist opposition, possibly delaying funding. Washington awaits official Paris plans and plans to communicate with the American debt funding commission.
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M. Briand
M. Caillaux
American Debt Funding Commission
Treasury
Washington
Screen Dick Turpin at the Capitol
The article recalls Dick Turpin known as John Palmer visiting the White Hart Tavern on Drury Lane from 1630 to 1895. It notes Turpin's habit of dining on fat chops and rich ale with Jack Broughton, and his notoriety tied to robberies involving noblewomen and purses gifted by lords and ladies.
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Dick Turpin
Capitol
London
George Washington
George the Third
Drury Lane
White Hart
Dickee
Tom Mix
Capitol Theatre
John Palmer
Jack Broughton
England
York
Robin Hood of the Road famed English thief noted
The article describes Dick as the most dashing road robber in England, famed for his wit charm and generosity and likened to a Robin Hood figure who shared stolen gold with the poor. It then notes a Missionary Society meeting of the Christian Church scheduled for Thursday at 2 30 PM at Fred Smullen's home 1124 North Arthur Street.
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England
Robin Hood
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Fred Smullen
North Arthur Street
Playing With Souls at the Strand Delights Montmartre Nightlife
The Strand presents Playing With Souls a Parisian inspired film portraying Montmartre cafe scenes as it follows two typical nightlife resorts in full operation creating a holodrama atmosphere.
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the Strand
Montmartre
Corinne Griffith in Love's Willerhens at the Orpheum
Admirers may see Corinne Griffith in Love's Willerhens at the Orpheum starting today for a four day engagement. She showcases new gowns and riding costumes while a sequence casts her in the Canadian woods with an adventurer. A two reel comedy Fares Please from Mermaid studios and Pathe News complete the bill.
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Corinne Griffith
The
Orpheum
Willerhens
Corinne
Canadian Woods
Mermaid Studios
Pathe
Railway Centenary Train To Trace Line From Stockton To Darlington
England marks a railway centenary next month with a six mile long train spanning cars from 1825. It will run over the world’s first railway line from Stockton to Darlington. The steamship A la Gu t i a nia uses 1 875 barrels of oil per hour on transatlantic service.
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England
Stockton
Darlington
Agquitania
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