Debate on International Press Bias and American Umpire
The piece critiques Sir Ernest Benn's call for an English edited international press and argues Americans prefer a national bias. It notes U S editors often reflect European interests and urges editors loyal to America First, with criticism of foreign influence in American journalism. It references British propaganda and a Pennsylvania gubernatorial primary spending dispute.
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United States
London Board of Trade
Ernest Benn
America
Sir Ernest Benn
England
Americas
Sir Ernest
Globe
Europe
Rnest Benn
London
Tristan da Cunha Mission To Reach St Helena Islanders
Denis Myers reports on Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic where 196 inhabitants live largely apart from civilization. A Japanese ship delivered a missionary and radio link after 18 months of trying from Cape Town. The settlement’s history includes Napoleon era origins, mixed ancestry, limited agriculture, and a curious, cautious attitude toward visitors.
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Montevido
Tristan da Cunha
South Atlantic
St. Helena
Peaoe da Cunha
Denis Myers
Mary
Cape Town
Rogers
Myers
Origiere
Tristan
da Cusha
Napoleon
Thither
Peggy and Asa Visit the Market on a Make-Believe Voyage
Peggy, wearing a gingham dress, joins Go come back and a brown girl named Asa on a magical trip. They sail in a cane boat to a distant market where Asa shows bark cloth spun into soft fabric. Peggy learns clothes are made from tree bark and cloth is dried for sale.
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Peggy
Clfim
Asa
Goeomeback
Grampa Brown
Sho
USA
Gocomeback
Grow USA
Go Comeback
Pegay
Pade Goromek
The Married Life of Helen and Warren
Helen schemes to visit the upscale Hill iard apartment to compare furnishings while Warren disapproves of social entailments. Their Sunday talk turns to neighborly bragging and the danger of friendship with Mrs. Hilliard, culminating in tension about boundaries and domestic status.
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Helen and
Warren
Helen
Today’s World Events Highlight Religious, Academic Talks and Veterans Parade
The day features the Festival of St Alban in Rome marking the founding of the Congregation De Propaganda Fide, a New York University debating team versus Oxford, the American Association for the Advancement of Science summer meeting in Salt Lake City, the 49th National Conference of Social Work in Providence, and the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Richmond with a parade and cornerstone laying for a Maury monument.
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St. Alban
Ereaus
Congregation de Propaganda Fide
Rome
New York University
Oxford
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Salt Lake City
Society
National Conference of Social Work
Providence
R. I
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Missionaries Try To Aid Isolated Colony In Mountain Pas ture
Swirling mists and a stone hute describe a small colony living on a green pasture at a mountain foot. Without money or committee, they may not worship Mammon but may not worship God either. Two missionaries have lived among them for two years and will continue teaching. Supplies and comforts arrive to keep Tristea a Cunha connected to the outside world.
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Freak D. Hilliard
Sto 6
Helen
Warren
Tennanta
Hillard
Mese Curtis
Osborn
Parker
Mrs. Jessop
Raton
Italy
Flemming
Wall Street
Gordons
Gordon
Stone Hute
Justice of the Peace Candidate T O Smith in Pocatello
Republican candidate T O Smith seeks the justice of the peace seat in Pocatello precinct, listed for the primary election on August 1 and subject to voter choice.
Justice of the Peace E G Houde Seeks Re Election
Justice of the Peace E G Houde seeks re election on the Republican ticket in Pocatello precinct subject to voters will at the August 1 primary.
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Justioe OF the Peace
T. O. Smith
Justice of the Peace
Pocatello
E. G. Houde
A. T. Marshall
Marshall for Justice of the Peace in Pocatello Primary
A. T. Marshall runs on the Republican ticket in Pocatello precinct, seeking voter support at the primary election.
Clerk R C Earley for Bannock Clerk of District Court
A Republic ticket nominates R C Earley for Clerk of the District Court in Bannock County subject to the Primary Election on August 1 1922. Earley seeks the vote of Republican and county voters in the district court race.
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R. C. Earley
Bannock County
Republic
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Maho
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Oime
Mahe
the Tribune Co., Ltd
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Scholas Ifft
Chas. G. Sumner
Frank Ll. Stanton
Batan
Pimchhet
Pennsylvania
Napoleon's
Wong
West of England
Chile
Pristan da Cunha
Diantee
Ithe Tribune
Shelltex
Pocatello Optical Co
DR. A. L. Chilton
W. Canter St
Shuron
Rebekah
Garrett Rensfer
J. W. Hopkins
Boz
Pecatetic
H. E. Coles & CO
Edythe Swassing
Reht
Oregon
Hannifan
Rouseheld Goods
Pocatello Lumber Company
Pocatello’s
South Second and
Benton Ave
Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
South Lankership Gardens
Charles C. Chilson Company
Hellywood
Hollywood, California
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