Republican artists plan house party week end in Atlantic City
Engraved invitations for a Republican writers and artists week end in Atlantic City announce prepaid travel from New York. A two day hotel stay includes a banquet and entertainment with a special train April 24 to 25. Hosts include Ade Beach Ferber Lasky Tarkington Roosevelt and others.
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Damrosch to Give Concerts Across Europe in May
Walter M. Damrosch, director of the New York Symphony Orchestra, sailed from New York on the steamship France to perform in France Italy and England by government invitation. The orchestra begins at the Paris Opera on May 6 and returns in June. Miss Anne Morgan and eight assistants sailed to teach farmers scientific agriculture in northern France.
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Moonshine Raids Near Thurber Result in One Dead
Federal prohibition officers raided three moonshine groups near Thurber Texas killing one suspected moonshiner and wounding another. Eight men were arrested as authorities report destruction of 1000 gallons of mash 400 gallons of whiskey and a large copper still.
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Hitchcock Stands For Wilson First
Hastings Neb April 14 United States Senator G M Hitchcock in an address here tonight declared one reason he had consented to permit use of his name as a presidential candidate in Nebraska was because he felt that if the state were to present a candidate to the democratic national convention he ought to be a man who is at least in harmony with the present attitude of the democratic party. William Jennings Bryan, he declared, came to the Jackson day dinner in Washington some time ago with a prepared speech in which he practically challenged the leadership of President Wilson and announced himself as an advocate of an extraordinary program at the approaching democratic convention.
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Pershing Says He Would Serve If Called by the People
General Pershing told Nebraskan friends at a reception that he is not seeking a nomination but believes any patriotic American could not refuse to serve if called by the people. He discussed labor and agriculture, noting Nebraska's pride in labor and that farming is the state's chief industry. S: Senator Hiram W. Johnson warned that the league of nations will be a major issue in the campaign, saying it will persist until Americans decide it for themselves, despite statements from Washington that it should not become a political issue.
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Senate cuts army officers in reorganization bill
Washington April 25 The army reorganization bill reduced officers authorized from 18 000 to 16 993 after the defeat of compulsory universal military training Two major generals five brigadier generals and 40 colonels were among those dispensed with as proposed by Chairman Wadsworth of the military committee
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Hoover's Name Barred From Meeting Report
Baltimore April 14 Hoover men held a meeting and barred Hoover's name from discussion or presentation during the session. The gathering focused on policy and organization with no reference to the former president in attendance.
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Derby to Conference With French Council in Paris
Paris April 14 The Earl of Derby British ambassador to France today received instructions from London to attend tomorrow's conference of the council of ambassadors and to participate in discussion of questions to be considered.
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