Harding Opens Controversy on the World Court
President Harding presses for United States participation in a permanent world court while warning against a league court. He argues for equal status with all powers, outlines possible reforms, and backs a self perpetuating court with revised supervision and funding. He notes support from Great Britain and seeks solidarity with Germany Turkey and Mexico.
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J Hamilton Lewis Arrives In Mason City By Delivery Truck
Former U S senator J Hamilton Lewis visited Mason City Iowa for an estate bar convention. He was met by a butcher boy who urged him to ride in a delivery truck. on the way up town the youth lectured him on American citizenship, joking about his whiskers.
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Global Motor Vehicle Count
The world hosts about 12.59 million motor vehicles in operation with over 10.5 million located in the United States, illustrating a vast concentration of vehicles in the U.S. market.
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New York May Bar Benny Leonard Over Unfulfilled Contract
The New Jersey Athletic Commission notified New York that Benny Leonard would be suspended unless he honors his unexpired contract to fight Charlie White. The NY commission will rule next Tuesday as the Leonard White bout was canceled after a mouth injury. Billy Gibson has set Leonard to face Lew Tendler at Yankee Stadium on July 23.
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Klan Secrets About to Slip in Atlanta Injunction
Judge Humphries signs temporary injunction restraining William Joseph Simmons and others from giving away Klan secrets and rituals to a new group the Knights of Kamlia in Atlanta. Evens faction led the petition seeking the order.
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Two Earthquakes Recorded Near Victoria and Kamchatka
Victoria B C June 22 two earthquakes were logged on the seismograph with one severe shock lasting three hours centered about 3100 miles away near the Kamchatka peninsula and a lighter quake at 7 52 50 p m lasting twenty minutes centered about 340 miles distant. An unrelated note recalls that in olden times actors were forbidden Christian burial.
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Transport union headquarters in Dublin seized by Larkin reoccupied
Dublin-Liberty hall and transport union head offices, seized by Jim Larkin days ago, were reoccupied by the executive officers and returned to union control.
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Riga Forms Coalition Cabinet Retaining Foreign Minister Post
Riga announces a coalition government with M Meirovitz keeping the foreign minister role. The move solidifies leadership in Africa as key ministries align under a unified administration.
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McDonald at Iowa Coaches Praise
T E McDonald former Pocatello high coach now at the University of Iowa notes Iowa has the best balanced coaching staff in the West and predicts strong football work under Coach Jones. He plans to return to Idaho Falls to coach next season.
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Seizure of Reichsbank Notes in Ruhr Occupation
German Reichsbank notes totaling about 180 billion marks were seized by occupying forces after entering the Ruhr. In Moscow, Ivan Komarov and his wife were executed Monday for the murder of 33 people.
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