Debated Philippine Independence and Congressional Power
The piece quotes George H. Fairchild asserting Congress cannot grant independence for the Philippines and discusses constitutional limits. It notes U S title to the islands, the need for a constitutional amendment, and the likelihood that any independence measure would be challenged as unconstitutional.
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Philippines
George H. Fairchield
Congress
United States
Spain
Virginia
John Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Philippine
More Truth Than Poetry and Other Items
A mixed page item features a verse urging music to deter crime with sax and harmony guiding culprits to repentance, followed by a short poem about cake and bread trust, a notice about water supply expansion in New York, and a stray, garbled line about enforcing the Volstead Law and a not funny pay joke.
Birthday Forecast For Today And Notable Figures
Exceedingly favorable planetary aspects favor business, contracts, and decisive plans today. Evening brings mild recreation to ease office or home cares. Those born today show reserved temperament, affectionate bonds, and steadfast opinions. notable individuals sharing this birthday include Newton, Senn, Dorsey, Beveridge, Aleshire, and McAdoo.
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Richard Ileber Newton
Nicholas Senn
James ©. Dorsey
Kathne Beveridge
J. B. Aleshire
U.S. A
William Gibbs McAdoo
Bell Syndicate
Information and Humility Lessons in Sub Rosa
A 1925 piece about the danger of claiming expert knowledge on any subject. A girl instructs a golfer unknowingly, then a writer and a football hero fall for similar boasts. The moral: always learn more and avoid lecturing others when you think you know best.
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Miss Information
Beethoven
Nea
Beltndicate
Mimi
Addreen
Matrimonially Speaking Dr Jekyll Morning Routine
Column humorously contrasts a husband’s morning mood from grumpy Mr Hyde to cheerful Dr Jekyll after breakfast. The narrator plans to avoid him until he’s shaved and caffeinated, noting the change occurs mid routine and hints at a domestic anecdote about meals and daily habits.
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Mother’s
Mr. Hyde
Dr. Jekyll
Rome
Dinger
Public Ledger Co
Notable birthdays mark figures from government and church
William G. McAdoo born near Marietta Georgia 62 years ago. Eugene Meyer born in Los Angeles 50 years ago. Admiral William A. Moffett born in Charleston South Carolina 56 years ago. Wilbur J. Carr born in Hillsboro 55 years ago. Cardinal Alessio Asceli born in Naples archdiocese 53 years ago.
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William G. McAdoo
Benevento
Archdiocese of
Naples
All Hallows Eve and National Apple Week Observances
Nevada marks its first statehood anniversary while National Apple Week begins nationwide. Girls Scouts honor Mrs Juliette Lew on Pounder's Day as the Northwest Grain and Hay Show opens in Portland Oregon for a week. The New Zealand and South Seas exhibition opens at Dunedin today and runs to next May.
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Hallowe'en
Nevada
Juliette Lew
Pounder
Portland
Ore
United States
Raleigh E. Colston
Globe
Melbourne
Dundedin
New Zealand
Notable 18th 19th Century US figures and events timeline
The record lists John Adams born in Braintree Massachusetts and died in Quincy July 4 1526 and Adams pressuring Spain to draw a boundary from the Rockies to the Pacific. It notes the 1850 San Francisco city hospital fire. Thomas Lee Woolwine born near Nashville Tennessee died July 8 1925. Jacob Abbott died Farmington Maine born Hollowell November 14 1803. Philip H Sheridan appointed US Army General. Evander M Law Confederate officer died Bartow Florida born Darlington South Carolina August 7 1836.
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John Adams
United States
Braintree
Mass
Quincy Mass
Adams
Spain
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
San Facisco
Thomas Lee Woolwine
California
Nashville
Tenn
Los Angeles
Jacob Abbott
Farmington
Maine
Hollowell Maine
Philip H. Sheridan
United States Army
Evander M. Law
Bartow
Fla
Darlington
S. C
Gen Felix Agnus Ill at Home in Baltimore
Gen Felix Agnus a longtime Maryland public figure and former Baltimore newspaper publisher is reported seriously ill at his home in Baltimore at age eighty six. Born in Lyons France he studied near arts then traveled the world before serving in the French army and Garibaldi forces prior to joining Duryea Zouaves in New York during the Civil War where he earned a brigadier general’s rank. He later edited and published a leading Baltimore newspaper.
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Felix Agnus
Baltimore
Maryland
General Agnus
Lyons
Rance
Arts
Austria
Garibaldi
United States
States
Duryea
Zoucves
New York
Prince of Wales welcomed in London on return from America
The Prince of Wales was greeted in London on his return from the United States. General Plutarco Calles, Mexico's president elect, was received at the White House.
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Prince of Wales
London
America
Gen
Plutarco Callies
Mexico
White House
Air mail routes expanded details announced
Washington October 31 postmaster general New announced amendments to the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis air mail route to include Milwaukee and the Cheyenne Denver route extended to Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Proposals are invited for routes to be opened December 29.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Cheyenne
Agricultural officials to examine Iowa farm credit needs
Representatives from the agricultural department and the farm loan board were ordered to Iowa to assess the demand for farm financial relief and credit support in the state.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Farm Loan Board
Iowa
Commission promotes Armistice Day amid caustic attacks on affairs
Washington, Oct. 31 AP The Federal Council of Churches commission on international justice and good will urged Armistice Sunday observance on Nov. 8 with a two minute silence and called for world peace. It criticized U S policy on the world court naval maneuvers and immigration and accused portions of the press of anti British and anti Japanese propaganda.
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Washington
Commission On International Justice and Good Will
Federal Council of Churches
League of Remembrance
New York
Senate
Harding
American investors set to loan over a billion to foreign bodies
Washington reports 1925 foreign financing by American investors will exceed 1 billion dollars as new loans to Central and South American governments and private firms outpace government credit limits. The record shows 1925 new foreign securities offered to Americans top 655 million, with total postwar investments reaching over 10 billion.
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Pocatello Tribune
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Bank of England
Europe
Central and South America
America
Capeda
Joan Singeter
France to Change Ambassadors in Washington in Debt Talks
Paris announces Senator Victor Henry Berenger will replace Emil Wueschner as French ambassador to the United States. Briand urges a renewed effort to settle the debt, citing Berenger’s financial authority and Washington experience with the Caillaux debt mission as key assets. Washington reaction notes Daeschner’s term was marked by favorable contacts but failure to secure a debt settlement.
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Paris
Victor Henry Berenger
Emil Wueschner
United States
Washington
Briand
Painleve
Berenger
France
Caillaux
M. Daeschner
Jules Junser
Npt
Prench d
Joseph Cailleux
Heru
General Sarrail to Explain Syria Actions in Paris
Paris reports that General Sarrail the French high commissioner in Syria will be invited to Paris to submit detailed explanations of recent events in Syria. A cabinet special meeting decided the move after American reports to the French foreign office provided new details about Sarrail's actions.
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Paris
Sarrail
Syria
Washington
Damascus Rising Leader Executed by French Enforcers
Omran reports Hassan El Karreth, cited as the Damascus rising leader, was executed by French authorities after supplying information. Seven accomplices were killed. Emir Taher El Gazairi arrested. French reinforcements of about 6,000 landed at Beirut. Damascus barred to locals. 15,000 had left since Oct 20. US consul met General Sarrail. $50,000 relief aid considered. Prison riot at Damascus citadel killed 1,200 prisoners.
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Cairo
Damascus
Omran
Hassan el Karreth
Taher el Gazairi
Beirut
Umrah
Bierut
Sarrail
U. S
Heirut
Love Pact Alleges Chicago Romance Between Evangelist and Woman
Chicago couple tale unfolds after Charles Suurdivant, 5 years a evangelist, is arrested in Lansing on a non support charge. He and Miss Ethel McKee, 22, of Valley City North Carolina, reportedly signed a pact pledging love and fidelity until death and planning marriage when possible. Suurdivant was escorted to Chicago by detectives. the woman allegedly left a hospital bed to join him.
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Chicago
Charles A
Ethel McKee
Valley City
N. C
Lansing
Mich
Congress Opens for Foreign Fascist Clubs in Rome
In Rome on October 31 representatives of foreign fascist clubs held their first congress with delegates from the Americas and most European nations. Signor Cremonesi, royal commissioner for Rome, welcomed the delegates on behalf of the municipality.
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Rome
North
South America
Signor Cremonesi
Diplomatic Ambiguity Over Washington Funding Talks
A French embassy report notes American attitude and over confidence in securing a settlement on acceptable terms. It questions ambassador responsibility for the stalled Washington funding negotiations and states that both the embassy and the state department will not comment on the matter.
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Inter
Washington
State Department
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