Toolidge outlines policies to lawmakers see World Court aims
President Coolidge's address to Congress argues for a World Court of Justice, resuming relations with Russia under conditions, and maintains that domestic reforms drive prosperity. He defends tariff, shipping, railroads, and prohibition policies while urging budget discipline, veterans care, and agricultural relief. The speech emphasizes American independence, global role, and a shift toward active world stability.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Harding
Jfo
World Court
Hague Tribunal
World Court of Justice
Russia
Dice Used by the Ancients in New Mexico Valley
Smithsonian report by Dr. J. Walker Fewkes reveals prehistoric pottery from Rio Mimbres valley near Deming showing daily life scenes and a dice game on a broken jar. The site lies between the Pueblo and Mexican regions, suggesting cultural affinities and a vanished people once doubted.
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Rio Mimbras
New Mexico
Deming
Smithsonian Institution
J. Walker
Bureau of American Ethnology
Pueblo
Loneliness of Youth in War World
A short reflection on youth facing harsh surroundings during wartime. The quote notes the loneliness felt when the world does not care, attributed to Rudyard Kipling.
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Rudyard Kipling
Cattle Thresh Wheat In Corsica
Cattle thresh wheat in Corsica using hoofs to beat the grain from heads and a sieve to separate the food from the chaff, illustrating traditional farming methods.
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Corsica
Cornhusker Rews From Various Points Turn out Nebraska
A compact skyline of Nebraska events and notes from multiple points depicts broad turnout and local happenings across the state. Officials and residents report results and reactions shaping community momentum in the Cornhusker year.
Winter Short Courses at University School of Agriculture
Lincoln university announces winter programs in agriculture and auto mechanics open to the public. An auto tractor four week course starts January 7 with two additional openings January 21 and February 4, each limited to 25 students. A four week agriculture short course begins January 28 covering livestock care, diseases, crop production, marketing and horticulture. A one week dairy manufacturing course runs January 1 to 7.
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Lincoln
Tis
Bessie James
Omaha
Nebraska Press Association
Grand Island
Beatrice
Crab Orchard
O. O. Person
Wisner
Norfolk Chamber of Commerce
Madison County
Buffalo County Court House
Dakota Junction
Chadron
Co-operative
Monroe
Nebraska
Columbus Fuel and Storage Company
Paul C. Perryman
Norfolk
Federation of Women’s Clubs of
Mabel C. Thompson Mason
Nebraska Women’s Clubs
Greeley
Wheeler
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brown
Reimer Starver
Scribner
Boyd
Cedar
Keha Paha
Knox
Pierce
Harry Shaffer
Petersburg
Middle West Foreign Trade Commission
Farmers Manufacturers’ Conference
Albert Tracy, Jr
Fremont
Chicago
Oklahoma
California
Virginia
J. A. Ellinger
West Point
Elinger
Peter Parde
Pickerell
Nichodemus
Genoa
Pennsylvania
Nebraska City
Hastings
State Board of Control
Omaha Jewelers
Madison
State Bureau of Health
Nebraska Manufacturers’association
Nebraska Territorial Pioneer Society
Grand Hotel
Moses P. O’brien
Nebraska Historical Society
State Board of Health
Beaver City
Christian Church
Cedar County
Elsie Hoy
Garfield Table
Calloway
Joe Shaw
D. D. Shaw
Milldays
Montana
Dodge County
Review of Arkansas Legion Posts Highlights Civic Service
Review of the past year shows Arkansas Legion posts under O L Bodenhamer expanding membership and activities. Posts aided communities during floods, funded memorials, built a library space, improved civic life, and ran education and welfare efforts while offering veteran support regardless of post affiliation.
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American Legion
Arkansas Legion
Department of Arkansas
O. L. Bodenhamer
Arkansas
Lake Village
Hudora
Stuttgart Post
Warren Post
Texarkana Post
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Paragould
Greene County
Blythe-Ville
Marianna
Herman Davis
America
University of Arkansas
Hot Springs
Springs
Russellville
Plan To Check Immigration Excluding Ineligible Aliens
A San Francisco conference on oriental immigration with American Legion, California State Federation of Labor, State Grange, Native Sons of the Golden West and leaders urged immediate federal law to exclude all aliens ineligible for citizenship. The meeting noted national and state resolutions pushing immigration exclusion and cooperation among Legion departments and AFL on the policy.
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America
San Francisco
American Legion
The
Morgan Keaton
Department of California
California State Federation of Labor
Paul Scharrenberg
State Grange
C. A. Bodwell, Jr
George
American Federation of Labor
California
Oregon
Washington
Community work urged by Argonne post leader
Bert L. Halligan commander of Argonne post urges American Legion posts to aid community projects. He says the Legion’s broad membership and ties to civic bodies give it great opportunity to serve. The Legion button signals wartime service and ongoing peace effort, a badge of honor for every veteran.
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American Legion
Bert L. Halligan
Argonne Post
Department of Iowa
Legion
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Secretary of the Interior
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Detroit News
Cornhusker Rews
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School of Agriculture
Henry G. Saylor
National Association of Railway and Utiliies
Miami
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