World Court Ineffective Without Unified Europe Pact
The essay argues that Greece and Bulgaria near conflict, and the League of Nations remains impotent. It critiques the Geneva pact, claims there is no workable world code or international adjudication, and says an intervention by a world court is inappropriate amid sectional treaties and national sovereignty.
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Bulgaria
Geneva
Europe
America
League of Nations
Court of Peace
Pocatello
Rind Higre and the Process
A concise look at Rind Higre and the steps involved in their proposed process. Key phases include planning, execution, and evaluation, with emphasis on clarity, milestones, and accountable roles.
Billy Walking Stick's Quiet Brookside Adventure
A green walking stick named Billy leaves the brush home to explore near a brook. He climbs onto a drooping weed leaf island, plays across the water’s edge, and enjoys a long, if tiring, afternoon before growing hungry and weary as evening nears.
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Big Daddy
Mama
Big Meadows
Green Leaf
Billy Walking Stick Learns Home Is Best
A tiny Walking Stick ventures from the meadow but is swept away on a green leaf raft. After a wild whirl, a frog threatens him and he clings to the bank, vowing never to run away again. His mother recognizes him, feeds him warm soup, and he regrows his lost leaf.
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Billy
Green Leaf
Weill
Green Leaf Island
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Ted
Billy Walking Stick
Famous Painter Dead Shocks Vienna Art World
Vienna reports the death of a renowned painter age about four hundred noted figures. The obituary mentions Angell as a rival, references Victoria and royalty, and notes lingering fame amid a century of influence. The piece reflects on a career of significant cultural impact.
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Fanustria
Angell
Victoria
Henry Pesnley
Joseph
Wiisabeth
This Day Meaning For You From Mary Blaks
This astrology column notes favorable planetary aspects through midnight boosting energy and confidence. It forecasts safe contracts, solved finances, repaired mechanics, and stable disorder. warns against risky bets. Birthdays promise affable nature and strong reading talent. marriage advised for supported talents. Notable people born today include Myron H. Clark and Adlai E. Stevenson.
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Myron H. Clark
New York
John R. Thompson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cleveland
Harlan P. Halsey
Old Sleuth
Francis Hopkinson Smith
Fifth reprieve for Salt Lake slayer to stand today
Ralph W. Seyboldt, who killed Patrolman David H. Crowther two years ago, was granted a fifth reprieve by the state parole board. The sentence was deferred until September after two days of hearings. Seyboldt and two others were convicted of shooting the officer and stealing his car, later captured in San Bernardino, California.
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Ralph W. Seyboldt
David H. Crowther
State Board of Paritons
Eyboldt
Salt Lake
San Bernardino
Calif
Matrimonially Speaking Reflections on House Repairs
A humorous column excerpt recounts marital banter about home improvements. The wife notes neighbors like Fred and Tom Enright as examples of activity while the husband jokes about neglect and plans carpentry, hallway mail runs, and linoleum replacement at home.
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Madge
Fred
Tom Enright
Sue Enright
Dancing master John Tiller dies at 71 in New York
John Tiller 71 famed English dancing master died after brief illness in Lennox Hill hospital. He arrived in New York in August visiting his New York school and leading Tiller Girls. He ran similar schools in New York and Manchester and sent troupes to Paris Follies Bergere and Blackpool shows.
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John Tiller
Tiller
Now
Manchester
England
Follies Bergere
Paris
Blackpool
Tribute to Felix the firehouse dog laid to rest
Felix, famed Chicago fire engine dog who rescued at least four people in nine years, was buried in a forest preserve plot. A funeral procession included twenty firemen from his company and local businessmen donated 400 dollars for flowers and a tombstone.
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Felix
Chicago Fire Engine Company
Fight Automobiles
Forest Preserves
Former Idaho official Frederick C. Bryant dies in Des Moines
Frederick C. Bryant, 58, former Idaho lieutenant governor and retired mining engineer, died in Des Moines after living there 15 years. He was elected to Idaho office in 1900 and later led the United States Mining Congress. He helped transport the first church bell to the Midwest and worked on Oregon irrigation projects.
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Des Moines
Frederick C. Bryant
Idaho
Moines
Bryant
United States Mining Congress
Oregon
Volcano in Santorini Erupts With Rainbow Sky and Thunder
New York reports that Thira Santorini residents sleep while a volcano erupts from August. Dr Henry B Washington Carnegie Institute geologist studied the activity after returning to the city today.
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Thira
Santorini Island
Aegean Sea
Henry
Washington
Carnegie Institute
Greece
Lecarng Treaty Praised as Europe Peace Foundation
Colchester England October 23 Premier Baldwin praised Locarno as a peace milestone describing it as a miracle that has created a lasting foundation for Europe. He said the treaty could support any future structures and that true peace in Europe rests on its guarantees and promises.
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Colchester
England
Lecarng
Europe
Baldwin
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