Rogers bill reshapes American foreign service reforms salaries
The Rogers bill now passed structuring the foreign service into eight classes with pay from $9,000 to $3,000, creating permanent posts, merit promotion, and interchangeable duties between diplomatic and consular branches. Retirement terms and tropical post benefits are detailed, with promotion after exams or five years’ service.
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Gemini Born: Insights for Business and Personal Traits
Daily horoscope for Gemini describes favorable afternoon for business and research, warns against excessive risk, and suggests rest at night. Birthdate personalities include figures like Philip Kearney and George W. Smalley, noting strong but complex traits and social expectations.
Notable Birthdays and Elections Mark Today Across Regions
Thomas Hardy turns 85 in England as Marie Hansen Taylor, widow of Bayard Taylor, celebrates a 95th birthday near Munich. Newfoundland holds a general election amid upheaval while monuments to Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis near completion in Georgia. Women delegates descend on Los Angeles for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention, and the Paris Library School opens in Paris. Delegates from Tatiao American countries gather in Washington to study highways and transportation. Tex Rickard and associates face Newark court dates over their film shipments. A general state primary nominates candidates for November, with six Republicans and two Democrats seeking the governorship. The locomotive convention opens in Town for a four-session meeting.
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Marie Hansen Taylor
Bayard Taylor
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Bavaria
Newfoundland
Stonewall Jackson
Jefferson Davis
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Los Angeles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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Newark
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Sub Rosa How to Win a Fight
Women who fought life’s battles win by shedding self pity and leading with resolve. The piece warns self pity harms mothers facing unhappy marriages, urging focus on children and husband wellbeing. It compares victory to a battlefield where the general others depend on.
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Painleve Profile: French Statesman and War Minister
M Paul Painleve, prominent French statesman and former prime minister, has accepted the candidacy for the Chamber of Deputies. A noted scientist turned public figure, he advanced aviation science in France and led as minister of war during critical wartime moments. An eloquent orator, he is viewed as a strong public speaker.
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Labor groups across states join in regional notices
Denver and Pueblo host associations including the Denver Association of Operative Millers and the Colorado State Federation of Labor. Buffalo hosts the New York State Elks' Association while Thermopolis in Wyoming hosts the Wyoming Association of Master Plumbers.
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Association of Operative Millers
Buffalo
New York
Elks’ Association
Pueblo, Colo
Colorado
State Federation of Labor
Thermopolis
Wyo
Wyoming Association of Master Plumbers
Birthdays mark notable figures across arts and sports
Today notes celebrate Thomas Heres living novelist born in Dorsetshire seventy? years ago, Sir Edward Elgar linked to music, concert conductor Fett veneer in England, and Liam Howard Twile chief justice birthplace Cincinnati sixty-eight years ago. Also Sehosy Welesmuller, noted acan swimmer from Aus, born twenty years ago.
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Dorsetshire
Harised
Edward Elgar
King’s Music
Woace
England
Fett Veneer
Ona
Aus
The Tiger Swallowtail and the False Faced Caterpillars
In Makebelieve Land, Happy Giggles and David observe a Tiger Swallowtail butterfly. Mrs. Tiger Swallowtail explains how her eggs resemble the caterpillar’s false faces to deter birds, and that some caterpillars may hatch into black or yellow butterflies of the same sex.
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Makebelieve Land
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Swallowtail
Tiger
Swallow
Salen
Matrimonially Speaking
A humorous column by Hugh McKay contrasts a husband who avoids asking directions with his wife’s exasperation at his reluctance. She complains his independence borders on being an explora tor while traveling with her, noting repeated misdirections and idle missteps. The piece teases future installments about domestic quirks.
Anniversary highlights from Sobieski to Lenin tides
A dated list of notable anniversaries notes events and births from 1629 John Sobieski to 1922 Lenin reported stroke. It references Sobieski birth and death in Warsaw and Galacia, Garibaldi death at Caprera, Grant cornerstone in New York, Anthony trip to Europe, Berlin food without ration cards, and Lenin strokes all in compact form.
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Central Europe
Galicia
Warsaw
Penes
Legislative Assembly of
New Mexico
Banta Ve
Grant
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Caprera
Nice
Suean B. Anthony
Europe
Lépdon
Woman's International Council
Berlin
Lenin
Russia
Fire in Canaan NJ Leaves Two Dead and 200 Homeless
One year ago today a blaze at Canaan New Jersey killed two and displaced about 200 residents. The article notes statements from William M Butler, vice manager for President Coolidge, and reports national convention votes leaning toward the president's nomination with totals showing 1066 and 555? attempts for a choice.
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More Truth Than Poetry The Wicked World
A humorous verse editorial about a newspaper obsessed with scandal. A mother, father, and Dr. Goldentext clash over news content while a presidential remark and a joke about Japanese bars provoke satire on media and public taste.
Cash and monthly payments for loan terms
The offer states a $200.00 cash payment and a remaining balance to be paid in monthly installments of $930.00 including interest at 8 percent.
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