Nationalists Honored as War Dead Remembrance Speaks
Washville Tennessee October 19 AP Major General R L Bullard retired addressed Vanderbilt Alumni Memorial hall dedication honoring students killed in the war. He defended patriotism and denounced internationalism while praising nationalists who fought the great war. War is hateful but tests and molds true men, he said, condemning anti patriotic critics.
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Washville
Tenn
America
R. L. Bullard
Alumni Memorial Hall
Vanderbilt University
Bullard
Coolidge Sees Hopeful Plan For Disarmament Conference
President Coolidge hints that the Locarno accord may pave the way for a new arms reduction meeting in the United States. Washington tracks indicate no firm timetable but emphasize cautious diplomacy and international consultations before any final decision.
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Washington
Coolidge
Europe
League of Nations
White House Announces Nine Dinners for Winter Social Season
President and Mrs. Coolidge plan an active winter social season after a new social secretary from the diplomatic corps was installed at the White House. Nine big dinners and receptions were announced at the executive offices.
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Washington
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promised to Add Flesh
Advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil as a top flesh producer and promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Capsule Tablets. It claims quick gains of ten pounds of solid flesh in 30 days with a money back promise if the user gains five pounds. Sold at druggists and stores.
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Olnson
Tores O. K Drug Co
New White House Season Opens with Ceremonial Dinners
The article outlines a full White House season from the December 3 cabinet dinner to a February 11 army and navy reception. J sponte Moffatt, a Rye New Yorker and former American embassy staffer in Constantinople, becomes the new master of ceremonies while retaining his embassy secretary rank.
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White House
Army
Five Robbers Go on Brooklyn Heists and East Side Shooting
A five-man gang, one in a policeman's uniform, robs in Brooklyn stealing 5000 in jewels and 250 in cash from Samuel Goldman and his chauffeur after a car crowding incident. In Manhattan two gunmen fatally or near fatally wound Michael Guerney, owner of a Lower East Side restaurant, during an attack on 18 patrons.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Samuel Goldman
Eastern Parkway
East Side
Michael Guerney
Jewelry store burglary nets $50 000 in Liberty bonds and cash
In New York on Oct 18 burglars blew the Sakow jewelry store safe on upper Lexington Avenue and looted Liberty bonds cash and jewelry totaling about 50 000 dollars dropping some loot during escape. In Urbana Ohio a similar raid on the North Lewisburg bank yielded about 5 500 dollars with wires cut and 12 blasts heard.
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New York
Jacob Sakow
Lexington Avenue
Prisoner Kammerer Challenges Parole Law Before High Court
George Kammerer, inmate of Welfare Island, spoke before New York’s appellate division arguing the parole commission law is unconstitutional. The self taught prisoner cited detention durations at the discretion of the parole board, as about 100 lawyers and spectators watched. Ruling will come in a few days as Kammerer vows learning from the case will make him a better citizen.
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Rowland Woop
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
George Kammerer
Welfare Island
Kammerer
Parole Commission
Parole Board
Driscoll
Silent Night Sought by Radio in Chicago District
The Broadcast Listeners Association of America pledges support to the Citizens Radio committee of New York City to designate one night each week as silent in the metropolitan area. Frank N. McDonald, president of BLA, writes to Joel J. Michels, promising cooperation until a silent night is secured in New York City.
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Chicago
Broadcast Listeners Association of America
Citizens Radio Committee of
New York City
Frank N. McDonald
BLA
Joel J. Michels
New York
Broadcast Listeners Association
Young Slayers Seek Clemency in Leopold Case
In Harrisburg on October 19 AP reports Michael Weiss and Girsch two youths who call themselves two foolish boys seek commutation after being convicted of first degree murder referencing the Loeb and Leopold case as the reason for clemency requests.
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Harrisburg
Loeb
Leopold
Michael Weiss
Girsch
President ready to call disarmament conference
President Coolidge signals willingness to convene a disarmament conference if major powers agree. Paris and Washington debate security pacts, Rhine neutrality, and fiscal pressures in France. U.S. may push for reduced military spending and revived wartime diplomacy shaping European financial plans.
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Washington
Coolidge
League of Nations
Europe
France
Germany
Dawes
Rhine
M. Caillaux
United States
America
Harding
Great Britain
Japan
Unite States
Woodrow Wilson
League
Old Ironsides Week Aims to Save Constitution
The nation marks Old Ironsides Week October 19 to 24 as thousands of children write essays for the Marion Eppley Prize to raise $500,000 to aid the preservation of the USS Constitution. Presidents Coolidge and officials urge patriotism and judging spans elementary to high school contests with bronze silver and gold medals and national competition.
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United States
Marion Eppley
Congress
Navy
Curtis Dpd
Wilbur
Calvin Coolidge
the Elks
United States, President Coolidge Wrote: ‘*the Active Service of ‘Old Ironsides
Newport
R. I
Coolidge
The
Elks
Gloria Swan's Title Issue Highlights French Marquis Records
Paris reports Gloria Swan's son’s husband the Marquis de la Falais is not registered on birth or marriage papers. French law requires chancery registration and proof of legitimate title and eldest-line status, with a fee. Only 240 titles are registered though many use titles socially, while public documents forbid their use.
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Paris
Gloria Swanson
Marquis de la
Civil War Brigadier General Thomas T Heath Dies at 91
General Thomas T Heath 91 a Civil War brigadier general died at his Lockland Ohio home. He was breveted for gallantry in the Battle of Waynesboro Georgia.
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Cincinnati
Thomas T. Heath
Lockland
Ohio
Waynesboro
Eagles meet Monday night in Pocatello notice
Pocatello Aerie No. 119 Fraternal Order of Eagles schedules weekly Monday night meetings with secretary She 39 Poling and ward president A. Anderson listed for contact and leadership.
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Pocatello Aerie No. 119
Order of Eagles
Poling
Sec
A. Anderson
Dolls Scorned by Modern Young Girl
Seattle readers learn that the modern child favors dancing classes and new frocks over dolls as Germany and Japan ship a large Christmas toy trade. Toys in demand shift to silk goods for women adornment while dolls decline in price and popularity.
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Sue McNamara
The
Pocatello Tribune
Seattle
Wash
Mary
Jane
Germany
Japan
Robert White
White
Mr. White
Gerviyt
Fashion Notes on lounge coats and waistline trends in New York
The piece surveys holiday gift fashion with lounge coats, chiffon and lace gowns, georgette with neon lace accents, and fur trims. It notes waistline changes from Paris arrivals, corset industry slogans, and French designers adopting reversed vest fronts on black satin gowns.
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Poca- Tello Tribune
New York
Karnak claims boost for Denver officers energize life
A Denver police officer touts Karnak as a miracle cure for years of stomach trouble and fatigue. He says after one bottle his energy surged, appetite returned, and he gained strength, with others in town also praising the medicine sold by Schramm Johnson Drug Co in Pocatello and by local druggists.
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Charles J. Beck
Kalamath St
Denver
Beck
Karnak
Pocatello
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co
Seading
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