Johnson Attacks Naval Treaty in Radio Address
Senator Johnson of California denounces the London naval treaty as un American in a Washington Star radio address. He criticizes Secretary Stimson for vague support remarks and urges rejection by the Senate as the foreign relations committee prepares to vote next Monday. He also objects to withholding confidential negotiation documents from the committee.
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Johnson
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Washington Star
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
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Administration
Senate Committee
New York Gossip From The Jazz Age Daily News
William Z Foster and Bernard Shaw noted as vegetarians. Harlem diners, hotel lobbies, and chitterlings appear in social vignettes. Bellwether actresses Bert Lytell and Bill Lytell profiled. W C Fields jokes, Houdini, Cantor houses, Willa Cather Italy trip, and urban attractions paint a kaleidoscopic portrait of 1920s New York social scene.
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Bernard Shaw
Carolyn Wells
Bert Lytell
Bill
Broadway
Harlem
Washington Daybook notes on Pat Sullivan and society
Random Washington notes describe Pat Sullivan's daily coin toss to a page near the Republican cloakroom, Mrs. Hoover's plan for 50 gilt chairs at the White House, and young Elizabeth Steiner and Loranda Prochnik in political and social circles. Col Billy Mitchell hosts gatherings at Boxwood, William Delano designs White House lighting, and Claudel travels to Berlin for his opera premiere based on a French literary figure.
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Middleburg
Doty Gann
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M. Paul Claudel
France
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Berlin
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Marble Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Witham Death
Clyde D. Marble, 50, an automobile salesman from Twin Falls, was found guilty by a district court jury of manslaughter in the death of Louis L. Witham, a Twin Falls produce salesman. Sentencing is set for next Monday. Jury deliberated about three and a half hours after a weeklong case. State evidence indicated Marble had been drinking before crashing into Witham’s truck near Burley on May 23.
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Idaho
Louis L. Witham
Clyde D. Marble
Twin Falls
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Markie
Witham
Here
Explosion Injures Youth at Mould in Twin Falls
In Twin Falls a firecracker exploded in a mould where Julius Rambo, 18, poured hot linotype metal at a newspaper office. The blast burned him near the eyes and threatened blindness. extent of injuries undetermined. The act is believed to be a practical joker.
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Julius Rambo
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